The daily sentinel., 1907-05-02


A trip around a star at the Males
tic theatre.
A trip around a star at the Majes-
tic theatre.
Much business was transacter at
the meeting of the Knights of Pyth-
las last night.
Platt and Herron.s big sale of new
buggies is now on and will continue
all of this week.
Today the Scouts Revenge" COM
pany arrived in the city and the thrill
ing play will be seen at the opera
house this evening.
Attorney George F. Greer has re-
turned home from Denver where he
went for medical treatment. He re-
turns home much improved in health
Miss McElhenie, of Denver, is in
the city and will give a demonstra-
ton of the use of gas stoves in cook
ing, at the Office of the Grand juno
ton Electric and Gas Manufacturing
company
Fruit growers of the Golden sec
tion declare that the crop in that sec
tion is entirely wiped out as a result
of the temperature falling to de-
grees on Tuesday night, following a
heavy wet snow.
farmer has made a discovery
that will be of vast importance to
farmers during the dry season. He
has found that by planting onions and
potatoes in the same field in alter
nate rows, the onions being so strong
make the eyes of the potatoes water
in such quantities that the roots of
the vines are kept moist.-The
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A fair sized audience saw the musi-
cal farce comedy THE $4,000 Beau
ty'' last night at the Park opera house
The performance was enjoyable even
though the company was not large
and the beauty of any of the girls
would hardly have brought 100000
on any market. Tonight "The Scouts
Revenge" will hold down the boards
at the opera house.
The ten-year old boy who acci-
dentally killed little Lottie Cantrell
near Glenwood Springs a few days
ago, has been sent to the state indus
trial school at Golden at the request
of his mother who is in poor circum-
stances and she took this step sim
ply because it was the only way the
boy could receive education. The
youngster is very bright and was anx-
ious to be sent to the school after he
had been told that he would be taught
the carpenters trade for which he has
taken a great liking.
Charles Jackman, the we'll known
local artist, has just finished the work
of painting q set of scenery for the
Hannah creek school house. The
work is very creditably done indeed
and prefer small set of scenery is
rarely ever seen. The drop curtain
with a lake scene in the center and
drapery effects is especially atrac-
tive. The curtain is twelve by twen-
ty-five feet. The parlor setting, por-
tierre doors and wing pieces are all
artistically executed. There is no
question but what Mr.. Jackman has
excellent natural talent in the paint
ing line.
Mr.. and Mrs William Buthorn,
the new proprietors of the La Court
hotel, arrived in the city last night
and took possession of the big hos
tlery today. They came in from Oma-
ha where a number of years Mr..
Buthorn has conducted one of the
best hotels of that city. They bring
a large amount of personal property
with them. including several fine
horses. As announced at the time
of the sale of the LaCourt Mr.. But
horn takes the hotel as 1t stands to-
day with all its fixtures and furni-
ture. Mr.. Nearing will leave this
evening for the northwest where he
will spend some time in Seattle. Port
land and other large cities. He ex-
poets to return to Colorado and will
probably reside in Denver although
his plans for the future have not been
definitely decided upon.