The daily sentinel., 1905-07-11

SIC. Auspices oil ladies' oil CHRISTIAN
church.
Mrs. Ursa 5. Abbott will enter
tain tomorrow evening at her home
on Chipeta avenue in honor of her
sisters. Misses Ida and Margaret Kel-
Ter. Invitations were issued yester-
day
Take a trip to ouray Sunday. July
16, with the Modern Woodmen of
America. Round trip So. Full par
ticulars can be had by applying to
T. f. Flucken. A more delightful
pleasure trip could hardly be
planned.
ouray Herald: VIM. Boone and
wife left this morning for Grand
junction where he will go to work
at the J. w. Clary barber shop. the
finest in that city. Both have many
friends here who regret their de-
parture.
Max Buchanan will return to Col
orado Springs tonight. Since leaving
this city few weeks ago Mr.. Buch-
mann states that he has visited Bos-
ton. New York and many of the 9TH
err cities of the east in the interest
of the Reed Investment Company.
He is highly pleased with Colorado
Springs and his new work.
The Indian boys band will accom-
pany the excursionists who go to
Ouray Sunday, July 6. on the train
to be run by the Modern Woodmen
of America over the Denver & Rio
Grande, and will render music along
the route. The Grand Junction base
ball team will also go to Ouray on
the special, and in the afternoon will
cross bats with the Ouray team.
Watson Provost and family leave
this evening for Portland, Ore, and
other far western points after a very
pleasant visit with ]. H. Gallupe, Mr..
Provost's brother-in-law, and fam
lily. Mrs. Jack Gallupe will accom-
pany them as far as Salt Lake City
and the party will spend several days
viewing the many places of inter
est in the great Mormon city.
On Thursday evening the Women
of Woodcraft will give their big pub
lie entertainment at the Auditorium.
Arrangements for this entertainment
have been making for weeks and it
promises to be a great success. The
program will consist of the installa-
tion of officers, vocal and instrument
tai music and other features. The
admission will be 15c; refreshments
extra.
The State University has just is
sued a number of the University of
Colorado Studies" containing valua-
Dlt aIllGleS DN UltulDeTS OF the UNI
versity faculty The publication is
issued at regular intervals under the
editorship of committee consist
ing of Professors Ramaley and Emch.
Up to the present time there have
been eight numbers printed, the cur
rent issue being the last number of
volume 2.
DR.. H. r. Shannon, who has been
| a resident of the city for some time.
will open a new and complete suit of
dental parlors in the rooms in the
old Fair block, formerly occupied by
1 George n. Falconer, the booltman.
within a few days. DR.. Shannon is
graduate of the dental department
of the University of Iowa and is a
/ splendid workman. He is an eX-
cellent young man. and will doubt
less have little trouble in building up
lucrative practice.
Sixty thousand tons of beets is
| the estimate placed on the sugar beet
crops of this district in an item in
the American Beet Industry, which
/ reads: The regular correspondent
of this journal, writing under date of
June 80. says that the beet crop is
| in ilourishing condition in the vi
cinity of Grand Junction. There have
| been $500 acres planted to beets.
/ which have all been thinned and are
1 growing nicely. From present indi-
cations the sugar company expects
to harvest at least 10000 tons of
beets and will start slicing by Sep
! tember Is"
Fire Chief Perry Rogers and fam
/ lily received box of interesting cur
| los from George Toupaine. Mr.. Rog-
ers' brother-in-law. who has been en-
gagged in mining in Alaska for sew
/ eral years. Among the curios We're
] teeth of an Alaskan beaver which
! possess great beauty and are of large
| size and graceful formation. One
of the teeth Is in the shape of a
| half curve and is over inches long,
while another is shorter and almost
| forms a circle. They look as though
| they had been highly polished, al
| though they are in the natural state.
| The color is a blend of white and
brown. Wings of native Alaskan
birds We're sent. These are rich and
| delicate in their loveliness. The Sc
/ lection of curios from that far-away
country is highly priced by the fam
lily.
| Arrangements are being perfected
] by the Denver & Rio Grande and the
| Colorado Midland for the running of
"A joint excursion train from Glen
wood Springs to this city on July 81,
!
| Barnum & Bailey's circus. The Den
yer & Rio Grande is also arranging
| for a special train to be run from
| Ouray to this city. The joint train
will leave Glenwood Springs Monday
morning at Gas o'clock; depart from
| New Castle at 7:10, from Rife at
| 7;i0, from Grand Valley at $40,
| from DeBeque at S:45, from Pail
sade at 9:05 and will arrive at Grand
/ Junction at $50 am. Returning
/ the train will leave the city at $50
pm. The Ouray special will leave
| Ouray at I:50, depart from Ridg-
way at 5:24, from Montrose at Gao,
| from Olathe at 1905, from Delta at
! 7;30, from Whitewater at 300. and
will arrive in Grand Junction at
I 9;30 am. \ special train over the
| branch road will bring people from
/ Somerset. Hotchkiss and Paonia to
/ Delta, and make connection with the
Ouray special. Returning, the train
will leave here at pm. Hundreds
/ of people from these towns will
come to Grand Junction to see the
big show.
Is that so? Never traded at the
Primrose Jewelry & Music Companys