The daily sentinel., 1906-08-18

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J. F.. Leaverton has moved his Of
fees into the Canon block.
~. H. Shane. OF Green River. Utah
IS ln town today on a business trio
Now is the time to install a good
heating plant Gail and see us
Lewis and sallee.
AZ the Windsor Cafe Sunday din
ner from s to 8 %. m Roast young
duck and sweet corn.
For hauling or any kind see Bar
ron e. Platt. Special wagons for
moving purposes. Phone Mesa 105.
Twenty-Five cents paid for quart
beer bottles; Is cents for pints- De
llvered at BoftIug works, 213 Colo
RADIO avenue
r. r. Brysselbout. superintendent
of the local Sugar factory. was an ar
riVan in the city last night from Colo
rldo Springs.
Misses Louise w. Mack and Ida p.
Mack 0f Yonkers. New Tark. are
touring the west. and are spending a
few days in this city
Miss Roberta COrcorau. OF Colo
RADIO Springs arrived in the city last
night for a visit with Mr. and Mrs
George Hazel at their ranch home
near Clifton.
The August number Of the Indus
trial School Magazine. published by
the State Industrial School at Golden.
Is one Of the best lssuesy yet sent out
by the young people Of that institu-
ton
There was shoot Of the gun club
yesterday afternoon at the grounds
on North Fifth street. the first shoot
held In many weeks. The attendance
was good and some good scores were
made.
The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here, cakes. pies. and other
pastries. fresh every day. Nice. clean
and complete stock OF staple and fan
cy groceries.
Chancellor Henry a. Buehtel. Of
Denver university and one Of the
| leading Methodist divines Of the west,
1 Is mentioned as a probable candidate
/ for the Republican nomination for
governor OF Colorado.
Mrs. John J. CottreIl and little son
arrived home last night from a visit
to FL Paso. Texas and other points
in the southwest En- route home
they visited friends in Pueblo They
have been out Of the city for several
months
Last night the Encampment Of Odd
Fellows met In regular session and
( did work in the Patrinrchlal degree
and started several candidates
] through the camp The attendance
was large. the session was lengthy
aud more interesting or enjoy
able meeting OF the encampmenl
members has not been held this sum
mer.
| Charlie Berry. formerly Of this
city. but lately private secretary tc
Congressman Hogg, has announced
his candidacy for the nomination foi
secretary OF state on the republican
| ticket All the old timers in tho
city remember Charlie Berry and viii
be pleased II he captures the nomin
nation for secretary OF state. One
Of Charlie's recommending features
Is a carefully cultivated resemblance
to William Jennings Bryan.
This afternoon the board of al
rociors OF the county fair association
are in session. The foremen Of tn,
various sections and the department
superlntendents are meeting with thu
board and ut two O'Clock the GROVE
went out to look over the big exhi
location for each exhibit Much bust
ness viii be transacted by the buart
this Afternoon. and the session viii
last until a late hour.
This evening Rev. II. A. OFT an,
wife. of Topeka, Kansas VIII arriv,
In the city for n visit to JOIN
J. Lumsdeu and family Rev. OF
Is a counsin of Mrs. Iumsden. II,
Is pastor of the First Lutheran
church of Topeka Each year h,
spends his vacation in touring th'
mountain towns and cities of Colo
RADIO and stops here to visit tn,
lumsdens aud to enjoy some of tn,
fruit that makes the Grand Valle,
famous Rev. and Mrs. OFT viii spent
only few days in the city,
MI aud Mrs. W. G. Choate. Misso
Alma and Della Lumsden. Miss Ethc
Adams, Miss Harriet O'Counor. re
turned last night from their visit {,
the summer ranch OF NJ V. Stiles II
the Plateau valley They were GU
OF the city about ten days and tn,
members of the party speak mos
enthusiastically of the pleasures the,
enjoyed as the guests of Mr. stiles
Fishing, trips through the hills an,
cool valleys of the Plateau country
and numerous happy features OF lif,
in summer camp these young people
in lulged in to their hearts content
!
finish Mr. Stiles proved himself al
ideal host and his summer camp II
the mountains as splendidly appoint
cd
The Seninel acknowledges the re
ceipt Of courtosios from the manage
ment OF the Western Slope fair whicl
occurr at Montrose September II
10 2i The Efforts made promise o,
result In the biggest and best fail
ever held In Montrose. Grand June
tion expects to send mp large crowd
ON Thursday September 20 as on
/ that day special train viii run from
this city to MontrQse on account of
the fair. other specials will run
| from Ouray and Gunnison on the
same day. band will ACCOMPANY
each special The race programs are
certain to be excellent. there will be
| $4,000 in purses. The exhibits Of
fruit and farm products will be
| among the best ever seen in western