The daily sentinel., 1904-12-31
Good bye. 1909.
The last day of the year.

The warmer weather predicted is
/ slow in coming.
/ Mrs. Drew. of the Ladies' Empor-
ium, continues to improve.
The dance at the auditorium to-
I night will be largely attended.
All day Monday the Mesa Dry
Goods Company store will be closed.
The boys and girls home from
college for the holidays will return
tomorrow.
The city schools will open on Mon
day instead of Tuesday as previous
ly announced.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
! two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
The city clerk is busy today send
ing out city water accounts for the
quarter ending March 81.
This afternoon the ladies' of the
Christian church held a cake sale
for the benefit of the church.
Secure tickets at vorbeck's and
Arthur's for the Gamble Recital
Company. Auditorium, Friday, jan
uary G.
William Grady, who was mixed
up in a cutting scrape yesterday
morning, has given the required
bond of $500 and has been released
from custody.
This evening the glass blowers
close a successful four days engage
ment in this city. The building was
crowded until late hour last night
and all this afternoon.
Misses Agnes Cosgrove and bliss
Dulmaine, who have been at their
homes in this city for the past eight
days, will leave tomorrow for Salt
Lake City to resume their work at
college.
The minimum temperature this
morning was degrees. Weather
forecast for SO hours ending pm
Sunday: Western Colorado Part
ly cloudy tonight and Sunday;
warmer tonight.
Representative Hoyt and Senator
DeLong leave tonight for Denver to
attend the session of the Legislature.
During Mr.. belongs absence Miss
Toubyne will have charge of his of
fee.
A. b. Stoddart returned on No. 3
today from Glenwood Springs. where
he has been for two weeks taking
baths. seeking relief from rheuma-
tism. He returns feeling much bet
ter.
| The three Italians charged with
robbing the store of Mr.. Mahannah
at Whitewater, were arraigned be
fore Judge Sweeney this afternoon
at O'Clock for preliminary exam
nation.
Christian.-In the morning the
pastors subject will be "A Mind to
Work" In the evening the theme
will be Success" A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to attend
these services. Good music both
morning and evening.
The Dakota people will turn out
in large numbers Monday to enjoy
their annual dinner which will be
given this year in the basement of
the Congregational church. There
are more than one hundred Dakota
people now residing in this city and
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Ramey
last evening entertained party of
eight friends at o'clock dinner at
their home on ouray avenue. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T. De-
Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene H
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Rich
Two thousand head of cattle are
being fed on sugar beet pulp at Fort
Collins. The company is selling the
pulp at the rate of soc per ton to
non-residents and 30c to residents
The cattle eat 200 tons of pulp each
day. A contract to feed 80. 900 head
of sheep was turned down by the
company.
The party of Odd Fellows that
went up to Delta to assist in the ded-
ication of the handsome new home
of the Delta Odd Fellows. returned
home this evening and report a most
delightful time. They were royalty
entertained and the exercises were
carried out in most successful
; manner. Grand Master St. Clare OF
: Denver was present.
Fort Collins Express; The grind
I ing at the sugar factory ended last
Wednesday evening about O'Clock
with a long blast of the whistle The
3 run lasted just ~ days; so 900 tons
S of beets We're brought in. the pro
! duct of about 5000 acres. The acre
s age promised was about 5000, and
the season was not. on that account,
so successful as II might have been.
S Next year it is hoped and believed
I that the acreage will be raised to
s 10000.