The daily sentinel., 1904-10-13
Saturday is paw day for the railroad


Andrew Wallace, of Montrose, is in
! town today.
The Rio Grande was one hour and
fifty minutes late today.
James Adams. of Tyler. Texas, is
a new arrival in the city.
Commissioner James U. Harris
went to Fruita this morning.
Thomas Miller, of Helpor. Utah. is
spending few days in the city.
Light frost for tonight is announced
by the local weather bureau office.
Three republican speakers will de-
liver addresses in this city tonight.
Editor Oorbin. of the Moab, Utah,
Times. was in the city yesterday and
today.
Arthur Wadsworth will start in
few davs for visit to the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis.
The Rio Grando should change its
schedule. a. its noon train never gets
into this city on time.
Alvin Bucklin is not reported much
better from his severe attack of in
flamatory rheumatism.
The heavy frost that was expected
last night did not show up in the city
but the temperature fell pretty low.
Messrs. Boyer and DeLaMar left
last night to visit several towns in the
Mrs. H. f. Vorbeck is spending
the week in Denver visiting friends
and purchasing holiday goods for the
Vorbeck Music and Book store.
The sheriff of Grand county Utah,
was in the city yesterday. He very
recently made an important capture of
man who killed an indian at Moab
Another large crowd attended the
moving picture show at the Auditori-
um last night. The regular Wednes-
day night hop took place after the
show.
Weather forecast for 36 hours end
ing at p. IN. Friday. western Colo
RADIO: fair tonight and Friday; frost
in exposed places was observed this
morning.
A new thing in political badges !
made its appearance here yesterday. |
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Peabody -
W. @. Scheu is in the city of
Baltimore today, according to dis
patch received today. He will go
from there to Washington aud from
there to Canada
Phidela and Ralph Rice left this
morning for the Rice camp near
Goldbsy Lakes They took with them
a large camping outfit and will re-
main several DAYS.
Mrs. James NJ. Cameron. who took
her son John east to musical insti
tute at Warren. Ohio. and who then
went to Elmira, n. Y. is expected to
arrive home in few days.
Scores of people are having their
names entered ON the registration
books at the couty clerks Office every
day. Both parties are ardently push
ing the work of registration.
The republicans have been late
about opening their local head
quarters. The rooms are being fitted
up this week and Chairman Blair is
now ready to welcome callers.
Secretary Fisher of the Grand
Valley Fruit Fair association is clean
ing up everything at the grounds,
packing away the parsphernalia for
future use and getting the tag ends in
condition.
Capts. Gallagher and Case, of the
Salvation Army, have met with liber.
al coutri buttons in their work of So
liciting funds for the cause thoy rep
resent They will remain in the city
several days longer.
Judging from the elaborate prepar-
ations that are heing, and have been
made. the Catholic fair to be held the
last week in the month will surpass
any festival given hy the church in the
past. The exhibits will be many and
varied.
r. p, Davie, of the Western Sugar
and Land company. went to Fruira
this afternoon. Mr.. Davie was down
! on the desert yesterday. He states
that they will have thousand car