The daily sentinel., 1904-09-20

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Iowa are new arrivals IN the city.
They Will remain hare during the
winter sad may locate here psrns-
nensly.
J. L. Patterson, one os the dele
gates 90 the democratic state coBvsn-
sion, fosDd sbss he wss unable to go
yesterday. Nr. Patterson is = resident
Of wbitsrassr.
The maxinann tsraperassrs yesser-
day ~as 81 dgs. or s6zs. higher than
the day before. The weather forecast
for the % hours ending at 6 .. m to
morrow is-Westsrn Colorado, fair
tonight and Wednesday.
". 9. wooIeTbton. the real etsate
man. bss pzrcbased two choice bnfld
ing Lots on East Main street. adjoining
the property Of T. ". B1Btinz- Mr..
woolvsrtoD expects 70 erect resi-
dsDce On the lots 10 the near fGtEre.
A stalk Of cotton was hroBsht to
this Office today which Ea4 grozB in
the garden Of Gray Steele on White
avenue between Second and Third.
The plant Is fine specimen and on
branches are bolis in simost every
state Of growth. There are over
dczsn Of these giants in the garden
aHd al are growing beAlthfuliy.
4 train load Of sheep passed through
the city this morning from Utah going
to the eastern markets. THE train
consisted Of sixteen cars containing
over 1000 sheep. Several big consign-
menfs Of sheep have passed tbrou zh
the city during the past few weeks en-
routs east. Those that passed through
this morning seemed to BE- in splendid
condition.
Two weeks from today is the open
ing day Of the Grand Valley Fruit
Fair. As the date draws nearer the
prospect for a successful meet grows
brighter. Everything at the fair
grounds will soon be in readiness.
Reports from various points in the
section OF the state Indicate that the
outside attendance Will measure up to
expectations.
In % notice given regarding the
Sofa Pillow committee of the fair "a
few days ago We failed to give the
muir bsr Of pillows to be in the collec-
tion for which a special premium Ia
offered. The committee offers special
premium of ~. for the best collection
Of fine pillows, this is in addition to
the regular premium. The committee
is getting along nicely with its work
and much interest Ia being taken in
ttis exhibit.
THE Convict's Daughter zone Ct
the solid mslodramatic succcsses yof
last season will be the attraction at
the Park opera house. Thursday Sent.
%. The secret Of tie success Of 1.-THE
Convict's daughter. " is that IL touches
the henrtstrings of its auditors. IL Is
also led with comedy OF the higher
order and does not depend on bufioon-
cry or vulRarity to amuse the public.
u comes to MS this year with altogether
now scenery aud is brighton and bctter
than before.
Glepwood Springs Avalanche "A
GlenwoOd citizen enroute TO st. Louis
on tho same train that carried Gov
ornor Peabody, writes as follows
Tho governor and party had high
old time In tho dining car last night.
Tho governor was the star and the
others had to hurry to keep up with
| him with katfIa - ,,,
hand. singing and cak"walk ing. he
was tho center of attraction. In the
small hours of the morning the crowd
went through the sleeper singing.
Several women were with them.
Omaha parties with view of estab-
fishing poultry farm on large scale
near this city have been correspond
ing with Secretary Falcouer OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Tor some time.
Today Mr. Falooner received u letter
announcing that oLo of tho gontle-
mon would leave at once for thia city
TO investigate the proposition. In
writing TO Mr.. Falconor. the Rontle-
mon say, "Wo have corrospondod with
all portions OF your state but your To-
cality we consider by far the best for
our purpose. aud IL is the only one we
care to visit
Undor the direction of tho Fruit
Fair Association several young lac ies
are making house to house canvass to
gather data as to the number of spare
bcds which the association can depend
upon for tho accommodation of the Wis.
itors during Fair woek The general