The daily sentinel., 1904-12-16
A. B. Bush of KIlie is in town today.

a. d. -bubh OF hlfle Is In town today.
Uncle Toms Cabin tomorrow
night.
I E. L. ERgIeston of Iona is in the
city today.
| George Wood of DeReque Is in the
city today.
". p Dale of Delta is in town to-
day on business trip.
R. p. Davie leaves tonight for his
home in Colorado Springs.
The Mandolin Club met at the
Methodist church last night.
The George H. Darrow Michigan
party left last night for the east.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
, ing at n. m. Saturday. Western Col
RADIO Fair tonight and Saturday. =
The new officers of the Masonic
lodge were installed last night. with
the usual ceremonies attendant upon
such ceremony.
Work ON fitting up the Elks hall
will begin at once, or as soon as
the old hall is ready for occ upancv.
A small portion of the old furniture
can be used. and this will bs made
to do for the time being. At least
this is about the conclusion of the
trustees present.
The members of the congregation
Of the First Methodist church are
making considerable preparations for
the dedication of their new church.
There will be an engaging program
all of next Sunday and undoubtedly
the services throughout the day will
be largely attended.
Main streat seems to be dumping
ground for the filth that comes from
the stores and elsewhere in the city.
A glance up and down the business
portion is enough to disgust anyone.
There is an ordinance that forbids
the sweeping of dirt and papers in
to the streets of the city. but it is
obsolete, like many other ordinances
in the city.
For a time last evening, just before
and after the sun went down old
Boreas was OH somewhat of ram
page. He made things stir on all the
streets and the temperature was low
cred considerably. A heavy cloud
hung in the west and for a time it
looked as il a good big snow might
fall. but the cloud passed awa7 and it
cleared off in short order.
The big excursion and freight
boat, recently constructed in this city
by John J. Lumsden, aud which is
now on the banks of the Green river,
has been completed all save the in
stallation of the machinery. 1t will
hardly be placed in commission this
season, but ON the opening of spring
1t will be put in commission and
made to transfer freight and passen-
gers mp and down the river.
The owners of the big beet sugar
factories of northern Colorado hav
seen the necessity of quick trauspor-
tation for the beets to the factories
and have supplied the means for the
construction of an electric railway
for purpose of freight and passenger
traffic. With the capacity Of the pre-
sent plant doubled aud the hope that
another ono may be built. If a
sufficiently increased acreage is plant
cd, it may be possible that the back
ing of the sugar factory in the Grand
valley may see the future necessity OF
suoh line.
Somo VI INC squirting olerueut VI tne
city, who we'll remembered the ability
of Tom Fields with bis dukes" have
thought that ten years has put Tom
on the shelf. He undeceived a few
of the gentlemen the other day. He
called them in to guage his muscles
and to watch him handle himself.
His muscles are like pieces of chilled
steel and he is. if anything. in better
trim than he was ten years ago for a
little tistic bout. Torn does not ne
glect care of himself and for little
diversion the other day took little
Jog ON foo. to Palisade md return and
he said it just kept him in good trim.
For nearly ten years he has not in.
dulged his appetite with any of the
good things that cheer and he be-