The daily sentinel., 1900-07-14
Local News.

Cakes, cookies and all kinds OF bread
at the Star bakery.
Robuck wants SO cook stoves and will
pay the best price for them.
The entire stock Of Robucks second
hand goods is for sale. Call on him.
II you want anything in the way of
second hand goods call and see Robuck.
Mrs. A. c. Newton and daughter
Ruth leave for points in Iowa next
week.
II anyone desires a paying location
for a second hand store, it will pay you
to call on Robuck
w. j. Bailey will leave tonight for
Denver to join Mrs. Bailey who is visit
ing daughter in that city.
j. s. Kent returned yesterday after
noon from Gunnison, where he has been
for the pact week trying to keep cool.
Gus Rubin, the big fighter, who re-
Gently punched Mr.. Sharkey out OF all
countenance, passed through the city
this morning.
Bargain sale of glassware at the Bar
gain House next Saturday afternoon.
Let all the people know what little
money will do.
Olney Newell of Denver an old time
newspaper man and well known citl-
zen throughout the state, was Btuns-
wick guest this morning.
Mayor Ella, accompanied by Miss
frankie Wharton left for Goldsbys lake
this morning. Miss Wharton goes to
spend a week with her friend Miss Hazel
Ella.
F. A. Robert, Of Chatham, Ontario, a
cousin OF Messrs. James and Paul D.
Roberts, OF the Grand Junction Milling
& Elevator Company, is an arrival in the
city on a visit to his relatives. Mr..
Robert is a brother Of Felix Robert, who
formerly resided in this city and who is
now in Idaho conducting Touring mill
business. He will leave tonight to visit
with his brother in Idaho
Judge NJ. B. Gerry. OF Telluride, was
an arrival in the city last evening.
Judge Gerry is a candidate for the nom
ination of judge OF the Seventh judicial
district on the democratic ticket and is
making a canvass OF the district. Judge
Gerry was formerly Judge Of the dis
trict, having preceded Judge Bell upon
the bench. He is we'll known through
out the district and numbers quite fol-
lowing of prominent democrats.
w. B. Walpele. Of Portland, Oregon,
father OF DR.. j. L. Walpole, Of this city
arrived in the city last night. He un-
fortunately found DR.. Walpole suffer
ing from slight attack Of mountain
fever. Mr.. Walpole states that times
are quite prosperous in the northwest in
the lumber and all other businesses and
the people well satisfied with the pros
poets which are before them. This is
his first visit to this city and he is quite
impressed with the city and it's surround
ings.
Many OF the old friends OF Edwin
Shaw. a former resident of this city,
were surprised to greet him upon the
streets this morning. 1t has been over
three years since Mr.. Shaw loft this city,
ostensibly going with the crowd toward
the Klondike, but Mr.. Shaw hung up at
Juneau and has been there ever since,
enjoying the best OF health and occupy.
ing a lucrative position. He is consider
ably heavier than when he lett this city
and looks prosperous and we'll. He was
warmly greeted by many old friends to-
day.
An informal reception was given Nor
ton L. Lindley. the smelter manager and
owner, who arrived in the city yesterday
in the lobby Of the hotel Brunswick.
Mr.. Lindley was introduced to q large
number Of prominent citizens, who as
sured him that whatever he might do in
the matter OF securing the location Of a
smelter in this city would be greatly ap-
preciated by them and that should the
smelter locate here that he could feel as
sured that the smelter with which he
was located could hold the field here. il
it was possible for the citizens to hold it
for him. Mr. Lindley was quite pleased
with the interest the citizens took in the
Dattsr and he was very cordial in his