The daily sentinel., 1904-01-18
NEWS NUGGETS.

/ ltlng friends IN this city.
Hon. John @. Bell ex.congressman
from this district. is talked of for gov
ernor.
The dog poisoner is getting in his
work these days. DR.. f. r. Smith
dog is the latest victim.
Edwin Haskell has moved his office
into the building at the corner of 4th
and Colorado avenue. opposite the
Grand Hotel.
A new typewriting machine re-
turns the carriage automatically when
the end of the line is reached so that
the operator is not compelled to pause.
Miss Massey of Colorado Springs.
who has been spending some time in
this city visiting her sister. Mrs.
George HAZEL, left Sunday for her
home.
The Ouray Plain dealer stated the
truth when 1t said that newspapers
that takes advertising at any old rates
never gives the advertiser the worth
of his money.
r. b. Cassells. of Heron and Cas-
sells. left Sunday morning for Fort
Collins where he goes as IA delegate to
the State Grocer's Association which
conveues there this week.
''Two Married Women" will enter
tain the audience at the Park opera
house next Saturday night. Advance
Agent johnson was in the city over
Sunday arranging with Manager Has
kell for the show.
Edwin G. Marsh. left Sunday
morning for Denver over the Midland.
Mr.. Marsh took with him handome
Gordon setter. which he will present
to prominent gun club in Denver of
which he is member
w. II. Lee. E A. Wadsworth and
B. r Bancroft were outgoing passen-
gers Saturday for Fort Collins to at
tend the meeting of the State Grocers
Association. MI. Lee ia member 1
of the board of directors.
The Reveille, the little monthly |
journal published at Teller Institute
bN Niio iiibieth DON Olt lOI
The frontispiece is splendid group |
picture of the famous Indian band |
which is soon to be reorganized.
A. E. Dattelzweig. a friend of Max |
Buchanan, cashier of the Grand Val |
ley National bank. is in the city on a |
visit and is casting about for loca-
tion in the west. He has fallen III love /
with this city and may locate here.
The State Commander of the Order
of Maccabees arrived IN the city today |
and will assist the local lodge this
evening in initiating eight candidates |
into the mysteries of that prosperous
and growing lodge in Grand Junction.
There was high wind last night |
and the weather man reports the max
imum velocity during the night at 26
miles per hour from the southwest
The wind commenced about four
O'Clock this morning and ceased at
Z 30
W. B. Anthony. who spent the fall
and portion of the winter in this
city assisting getting up the Sentinel's
new city and county directory. is now
at Orange. Mass. Mr.. Anthony and
a brother are now at work compiling
a directory for Orange.
AT last there are prospects that
bridge across the Grand river. about
half way between Rifle and Parachute
will be built. The state engineers
office advertises for bids for the con-
struction of the same. to be filed in
that office not later than January %.
Rifle Reveille.
An Aerie of Eagles will be institut-
ed in this city on Wednesday of this
week. Work of organizing this new
lodge i'll the city will be commenced
to work on glorious time
is anticipated by all the "old Eagles"
in the citv. Members of the order
from Cripple Greek. Leadville and
other cities in the state will be in
and the committee on ar
rangements are making ample provi-
sions for their entertainment while
here
Len Bevenue and Joe Cassley,
Brutus, the contestants in the 20 {
round heavy weight glove event in
ilenwood Springs ON the afternoon of {
January 30. at the Glenwood Springs I
Club. which is managing the
svent. have each posted $50 with w. 1
$. Parkinson of Glewnood Springs as