The daily sentinel., 1900-07-03
Local News.


No paper tomorrow-July 4th.
Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
]. e. Dulmaine is home from trip to
Denver.
| Have you seen those $500 pants
Sweat is makingf
Cakes cookies and all kinds of bread
at the Star bakery.
| Mrs. ]. j. Lumsden and family leave
for Denver this evening.
P. Randolph Morris of Morrisonia is
ia the city today with friends.
The latest ball bearing sewing ma
chimes at Vans for $3.50 spot cash.
Walter Clark left for Telluride this
morning to be among the visitors
The Misses Fause left this morning
for the east over the Narrow gauge.
Grand Turner picnic at Wurtz's grove
July 4th. Admission 25 cents, ladies
free.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at 1.-The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
Golden Reese left this morring for AL
amosa to spend couple Of weeks with
relatives.
Winfield Hubbard, employed at Fred
erieks Book store has gone to Ogden for
his vacation.
Thirty days is the limit you can have
$7OO trousers made to measure for $500
ut ]. T. Sweatt's.
Wanted-One nrst class waitress.
Wages twenty dollars; address Beau
mont Hotel. Ouray, Colo.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage. Give it
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
Miss Pearl Bannister left last night
for Denver to spend several days with
her brother Ollie, now in Denver.
Mrs. q. Reese left yesterday for Jules
burg, Colorado. for two months visit
with her father and other relatives and
friends.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
len feft for Telluride this morning to be
in at the big evsnt to be celebrated
there.
John Thomas, one of the clerks in the
store Of Messrs Sampliner, was among
the crowd which went to Telluride this
morning.
D. T. Clark and daughter Miss Nina
went to the summer camp Of Mr.. Clark
near Gunnison this morning for few
days outing.
Mrs. Allie Harrison Crabb, who has
been visiting Mrs L. N. Bunting left for
Ouray this morning to visit her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Day
j. e. Dulmaine and wife will 60 to
Telluride tomorrow with their children.
Mrs. Dulmaine will remain there with
her parent for visit OF several weeks.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Sullivan
Sunday, July 1st. 1900, handsome baby
daughter Mother and daughter are
doing nicely while the father is all
smiles since the little stranger put in an
appearance.
Ben Moss came up from Grand Junct-
IOu OaLuEudy Di8h W gov 0Woy hou ShAo
torrid atmosphere down in that valley
and to watch the people around Yampah
; spring drink water. He returned home
this morning.
A very jolly and happy part loft on
the early morning Rio Grande train for
Meeker. 1t consisted Of the Columbine
band and quite number OF friends OF
the band, who go to celebrate with the
Meekerites the natal day of the repub-
lie.
William j. Stull and Rufus M. Horn
leave tonight for Leadville, to celebrate
with the people Of the Cloud city, the
Fouth Of July. The gentlemen who are
part OF The Sentinel force will take
with them a numoer OF Peach day bad
ges to scatter among the people of thai
great mining camp to advertise our fall
festival. Their quarters for the days oi
their visit 10 at the Vendome.
Clarence Denny, son of John Denny
is the name Of little chap whom Man
ager Steinmetz Of the Grand junction
base ball club has picked up as a mascot
, and who will accompany the CLUB on it,
trip to Telluride tomorrow. Manager