The daily sentinel., 1903-08-27

The woodmen of the World meet
tonight.
Mr.. Ben Corbett, wife and family
of Linton. Iowa. are guests of S. NJ.
Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wilson of Walk
er. Iowa, are visiting in the city.
with W. G. Wilson and family.
A. Fl. Stokes, who has been visiting
in the city for few days departed for
his home yesterday morning at Grand
Junction. Aspen Democrat.
Grand Junction is booming the
Peach Day celebration to the fullest
extent and the neighboring towns
want to help her all they can.-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
A model Indian school is to be
maintained next year at the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis. A party of pupils
will be sent from here to represent
the Grand Junction Indian school.
A monster nugget of silver. weigh
ing more than ton, the largest sin
gle piece of silver ore ever taken from
the ground will be one of the features
that the state of Idaho will display in
the Mines and Mettallurgy Palace at
the Worlds Fair.
"a Friend of the Family" now
playing a successful engagement at the
Tabor Grand. Denver. is being billed
to appear at the Park. on Friday,
September 4th. Tickets now ON sale
at Haskell's Pharmacy
The Merry CO. Round located above
9th on Main will without a doubt
catch all the loose change that has
been saved up by the children and
larger people, for the past weeks The
steam will be turned on tomorrow
night and will be kept up until after
Peach Week.
The attract ions booked at the Parl
opera house for the coming season
will be in keeping with this popular
play house. The first ON the list be-
ing the laughable comedy ga Friend
of the Family which is booked for
Friday, September 4th. Tickets now
on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Seems as though the mountains are
more precipitous, the trails more
steep and rocky than they were twenty
years ago. As a matter of fact
however, the trails of today are boul-
evards compared with those of the
early days. But our joints are sitter
and wind shorter. Telluride Journal.
1t is only few more days until
the annual fall festival of Peaches
takes place in this city. Every prop
erty owner should clean up and put
their premises in fine condition so
that the city presents handsome ap-
pearance to the thousands of strangers
who will be here ON September Sth,
9th and 10th
Home again: And my dressmaking
parlors will be open Sept. 1st. Dur.
ing my absence l have had special
training in dressy gowns. also in
the tailor gowns. in which there are
new and distinct features for the fall
and winter. See my plans, 1 am sure
l can delight you.
N. W. Blaine. Modiste.
The whistle blew for the first time
in South Canon Monday noon, an
nouncing that business was in full
swing. According to the present
plans the company will operate con-
siderably by electricity. and inside OF
month an astonishing amount of
coal will be shipped out to the eastern
part of the state. Glenwood Ava
lanche.
There is every reason to believe
that the races at the State Fair to be
held at Pueblo, September IA to 19,
will be better even than at the June
race meet, and this is very encourag-
ing to the management, for the spring
races were pronounced the best that
had ever been held OH the State Fair
track. and they were not surpassed at