The daily sentinel., 1903-07-20
5 LOCAL NEWS.

b. N. Bancroft spent yesterday IN
Palisades.
Free balloon ascension at Glenwood
Sunday July Goth.
Baseball at Glenwood, Sunday July
Goth Aspen vs. Glenwood.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Moore, yesterday, girl.
The Mutual Life of New York is
the oldest, largest and best.
Mrs. Bert Acton, of Yampa. is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Paul De La
Mar.
A son of George Caldwell. deputy
county assessor. is sick with an attack
of typhoid fever.
Charles l.. Fluke, who has been
working on the Times at Cripple
Greek, has gone back to Telluride.
A carload of peaches of the Alexan-
der variety, will be shipped from Pal
isades tonight by the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association.
The Grand Junction Band, one of
the best in the state has been engaged
for the Road Race special and you can
easily let 90 of 81. 80 to see the best
race ever run.
50. 80 to Basalt and Retrun, Sunday
year. The ranchers and their employ
es are working every day and late in
to the evenings. to get the crop har-
vested in good season.
Grand functions city council are
considering proposition to sink an
artesian we'll within the city limits
The board of trade will cooperate.
Durango Democrat
Sherman W. Moody sang a splendid |
solo at the Methodist church last |
night Thre was large audience |
present, many of them going purpose
ly to hear Mr.. Moody sing.
The Colorado Midland Special train
on Sunday. July 26th gives you splen
did view of the race. only 81. 30 the
round trip. Train leaves Grand juno
ton :35 a III. sharp. The Colorado
Mrs. Wendell p. Ella returned Sun
day afternoon from visit to Lead
vile. where she spent the past week
as the guest of her old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Jones. Mr.. Ella re-
manned in Leadville.
Miss Eta Seiber came down from
the summer ranch of the Seiber Cattle
company. where the family is spend
ing the summer, yesterday evening.
She will spend few days in the city,
and will then return,
The dance at tho Arinory Saturday
hight told very plainly by the i'm
nense crowd in attendance, that the
not weather has very little effect up
IN the disposition of the people here
o indulge in the pleasant but certain
y warm exercise.
Mrs B. Stems. of Chicago, and Mrs.
VI. Ecker. of Lake Linden. Michigan,
we're arrivals in the city Saturday
hight for . visit with Mrs. Frank
Stanek. Mrs. Stems is the mother of
Mrs. Stanek, while Mrs. Ecker is sis
er. The ladies enjoyed the trip
through the state very much.
There was an unusually large crowd
III the streets Saturday night to list
al to the band concert. The main
was blockaded for dis
lance of two squares, so that one had
TO simply elbow his way through in
order to pass along the street. The
evening was a fine one. and the con-
cert most enjoyable.
Last night. while the night man was
at the depot to meet No. /. some thief
entered the livery stable of Platt &
King, and stole the large bay horse,
to jeff Watson, which was
being kept there.
As soon as the loss was discovered,
the officers were put ON the track, but
there was not the slightest clue, for
them to work on, and three has been
learned of the bay horse or
the thief so far.
o. @. Skinner of the Montrose En-
terprlse, was visitor 70 this city to-
day, en- route home from Glenwood