The daily sentinel., 1904-10-15
No. 3 was two hours late today.


John Kniley of Montrose is in town
today
W. r. Dale of Delta is visitor in
the city today.
Today has been an unusually
quiet Saturday.
Tho railroad pay car arrives in the
city late this afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene II. Smith has return
ed from her trip to the Worlds Fair.
Light frost for tonight is announc-
ed by the local weather bureau office.
The big sale of the Joidon Grand
hotel furniture is taking place this
afternoon.
f. E. Baxter, S S. Scovill. william
MiRnall all of Lake City are visitors
in the city today.
J. ". GRAPHICAL and Mrs. Anna
GRAPHICAL of Mancos. Colo, are
visitors in the city.
Mrs. James NJ. Cameron arrived
home on the Midland at noon from
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. S. p. Hutchinson, wife of the
we'll known real estate man, has been
quite ill for several days.
W. G. Connely and John Phillips
left this mo ornine for the Pinon Mesa
on few days hunting trip.
The case of the stats VS.. the Perry
hoys. charged with stealing cattle,
is on in the district court today.
Mrs. J. R. Sry. who left this city
last night on train number 6 wires
that she was unhurt in the wreck.
Secretary Fisher of the fair associa-
tion has been busy all day paying the
cash premiums awarded at the fair.
H. p. Holt of Pear Park has ship
ped three full cars of cantaloupes to
Chicago this season, receiving fancy
prices for same.
Prof. E. B. Moore. publisher of
the Grand Valley Magazine arrived
last night from Missouri where he
spent the summer.
Judge vanHorebeke has not had
any trace of his horse which either
wandered away or was stolen from
his stable last week.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing 6 p. IN. Sunday. Western Colora-
do: local rain and colder tonight
aud Sunday. Frost tonight.
Ross Reynolds returned this morn.
ing from his trip to Salt Lake city.
He has been visiting friends in that
city for the past two weeks.
The high school foot ball team
plays Delta at that place next FRIDAY.
The boys are in hard training and
hope to clean Delta in good style.
About 1870 tickets were sold today
for the excursion for the high school
basket ball team to Fruita. A CAV
and blithsome crowd of boys and girls
The local lodge of the Woodmen of
the World has made an appropriation
of $3.50. toward dafraying the expenses
OF the big log rolling to be held next
month.
j. B. Mathews of the NJ. & NJ.
MAJ BILE company is walking ON crutches
as result of stepping on nail few
ago. the thereby indicting a painful
wound.
The new Congregational church
will be dedicated on Sunday October
23d President Slocomb of the Colo
RADIO College will deliver the dedica-
tory sermon. The new church is now
complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMahn of Denver,
left the city today for Salt Lake after
spending two days in the city. Mr..
McMahn travels for kellogg Stokes
company of Denver and has many
friends in this city.
Capt. J, A. Lyons of this city has
been asked to do some campaign work
for the state ticket. Mr.. Lyons and
Senator Teller will be the speakers at
big democratic rally to be held at
New Castle on October Goth.
Charles II. Smith. manager of the
Southern Carnival company is in the
city. Mr.. Smith is in the city arrang.
ing for his company to stop here for a
week engagement ON their trip east
from Butte, Montana next month
'The High School Special" the
special train chartered by the High
school basket ball team. left for Fruita