The daily sentinel., 1900-06-23
Local News.

last night,
The grocery war in a mild form still
continues.
The band boys come out in their new
uniforms tonight.
Rio Grande Western No. was As
minutes late this morning.
Mrs Carter and Mrs. Mollie jerks, Of
Salida are visiting in the city.
G. b. Barnes trainmaster from Salida
was visitor to the city today.
Nothing has been heard Of the DR..
Braxten OF recent hypnotic fame.
Three soldier trains went through this
city today enroute for San Francisco.
NJ L. Roberts left this morning for
fishing trip to lola, to last over Sunday.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
Tomorrow will see large crowd OF
people going to the various fishing spots
to fish.
M. o. Delaplain has arrived home
from Denver, where he went with Mrs
Delaplain.
The societies are making great pre-
parations for their meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
passed through this city this morning
gong west.
Wanted-Man to canvass for sewing
machines. Apply to Thompson Jew
elery & Music Co.
Miss Clara Beatty Of Wahepton. North
Dakota, is spending the summer in
Grand Junction with relatives.
Engineer Larimer and his family will
leave shortly for an extended visit to his
old home at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Modern Woodman band will rem
der . concert progrom at the corner OF
Fourth and Main streets tonight.
Talk Peach Day and County fair.
Don't let up on your talk. Work with a
vim and the success Of the affair will be
assu red.
Rev. Arnoldus Miller arrived in the
city today from Montrose, and will occu-
py the pulpit Of the Episcopal church
tomorrow.
Miss Clara E Beattie, sister OF Mrs.
j. Il. Graham and Mrs. James Hards,
arrived in the city last night from
Wahpeton, N. D., and will spend the
summer here.
There was a fall of two degrees in the
Of yesterday, over the tenn
perature OF the day before. 1t was hot |
however, although not any hotter than |
it has been in Salt Lake and other
places.
Geo. e. Haskell has display in his
Pharmacy window cherries from the
orchard Of Robert A. Orr, on Fruit
Ridge, The limb is heavily laden with
the luscious fruit and is certainly feast
Tor the eyes.
Frank, Shores who has been playing
with the orchestra of the Mobiles Dra-
matte company, arrived home today
from Salida, where that company re-
Gently played their last engagement for
the season and then disbanded.
Alfred A. Ferguson, we'll known
young man Of this city, leaves tonight
for Rawlings, Wyoming, where he has
accepted position in the furniture and
undertaking establishment Of Henry
Rasmussen. of the largest business es-
tablishments in Rawlings. Mr.. Fergu
son has the wishes Of his friends for sue
cess.
John M. Buchanan, OF Denver, presi-
dent of the Grand Junction Mining and
Fuel company is a visitor to the city,
paying of the hands Of the company.
Mr.. Buchanan will leave this country
the seventh OF next month for a trip to
Bonnie Scotland the land Of his birth.
Mr.. Buchanan is anticipating the trip
with great deal OF pleasure.
Warren Gazzan, Eban' Goslyah, Ralph
King Louis Russell and Thomas Belts,
former students at the Indian school and
who went from here to Carlisle school at
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, have returned to
the school These indian boys we're all
members OF the famous indian band
which made such name for Teller in
stitute several years ago and their going
from the school left void in the band
which has never been filed. With their
return there is now hopes Of reorganiz-
ing the band and having again some
good music from the Teller boys.
Knights Of Pythias Attention.
All members OF the order are earnestly