The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06

tONn yesterday.
The Eagles meet this evening in
regular weekly session.
A new ceiling is being placed in the
Senate saloon this week
heating system is being placed
in the residence of E. p. Shellenberg-
er.
Rev. H. A. Miller, of the Baptist
church, is enjoying hunting trir
this week
Get your name in the new tele-
phone directory. 1t goes to press
October17.
Next Wednesday evening the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the city
council will be held.
The Christian church cake sale will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the
store OF the Crown Furniture com
pany.
Mrs. A. A. Miller is entertaining
large number of ladies' at cards
/ this afternoon at her home on North
Fifth street.
Lumber to be used in the new hall
OF the Odd Fellows is being placed on
the lots. The lumber was shipped
from Oregon.
Tomorrow morning at seven o.
clock the machinery at the sugar fac
tory will start on the long run will
ne entered upon.
Quite number of card parties and
other social events are 10 take place
this month and the social season will
be in full swing.
An address will be delivered this
evening at the Baptist church by
Mrs. Post, one of the field workers
of the Baptist church.
Tonight. Tonight. Demorest Silver
Medal contest. Methodist church.
Young men will contest Fine pro-
gram. Ten cents admission.
The auditorium bill boards were
covered today with advertising mat
ter of Midnight in Chinatown" the
play to be seen at the auditorium next
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Rounds, a prominent contrac-
tor and builder, of Pueblo. is in the
city today He is investigating the
resources of the valley with a view
of making investments.
DR.. c. ID. Fisher will leave the first
of next week for Denver to resume
his medical studies. Mrs. Fisher will
leave shortly for Pennsylvania for
an extended visit with relatives.
Freight trains over the narrow
guage are bringing in car load after
car load of sugar beets. There will
be great big supply on hand when
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The apple picking season is now
almost at its height. Wagons loaded
with apples are to be seen vending
their way toward the fruit growers
associations almost every hour of the
day.
The twenty-sixth annual conven-
lion of the Colorado Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union is in session
in Canon City this week. A large
number of delegates are present and
the session is proving an interest
ing one.
There has been heavy sale of
seats FOR the engagement of "rhe
Tenderfoot. at the Park opera house
tonight and the audience that Will
witness the performance of this fam
Gus western operate comedy will be
big one. The company arrived to-
day at noon from Leadville. There
are about sixty people in the COM
pany
This evening the board of direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce
viii select a secretary to succeed DR.
c. ID. Fisher who resigned at the last
regular meeting. There are several
applications for the position. The
board of directors will hold their
weekly meeting this evening, and ow-
tendance is desired.
Teams are wanted to haul coal
from the Black Diamond mine. Prices
paid are s1.75 lump and $3.50 nut. /
Always plenty of coal at chute. Apply |
at mine for inducements for steady |
haulers. The road is in good shape /
as 500 has been expended on it this
fall A. II. Olson. Manager.
William A. Ogburne is expecting
his wife and children to arrive this
evening from Virginia and the family
Will doubtless make their permanent
home in Grand Junction. Last March I
Mr. Ogburne came to this city from
his home in Virginia seeking better
health and finding that conditions
here suited him he sent for his family
He purchased ranch on Fruit Ridge
some time ago but he and his family Il
Will reside in the city.
The football game which was i
scheduled to take place this after
noon between the high school eleven
nd the Indian school eleven was call /
ed on this morning by the high school
team who informed the Indian team 1
that they We're not in shape to play
this afternoon. The Indian bows II
were ready for the contest and the
grounds had been marked off in fine
shape and they are inclined to be
ieve that the high school boys got
4 little "leery' or parted with a good
y portion of their nerve
The altitude affects beef the same
rs human beings is the conclusion
cached by State Veterinarian Lamb.
rwo weeks ago fifty head of cows
we're driven from. Morrison to Elk /
'reek, the latter place being about |
',500 feet higher than the former. |
Within the next ten days seventeen of
he cattle died and Wednesday Mr.. / |
amh made an investigation and de
ieded that their death was due from !
eart failure as n result of the higher |
ltitude. He ordered the owner to
emove the other thirty-three to a II
oint nearer the sea level.
A convention of the secretaries of
he Chambers of Commerce and
cards of Trade of Colorado will be
eld in Denver, October "a. under
he auspices of the Colorado State
commercial association. The object
; to bring the various secretaries
lore closely in touch with each other
nd to outline some broad suage 1
olicy whereby all sections of the