The daily sentinel., 1900-08-17
Local News.


Mrs. Charles g. Sumner, Of Telluride
is visitor to the city.
There were two sections of No. 1 this
morning. Both were late.
A large new assortment of Elks cards
just received at this Office.
Wanted-Girl for housework.
Mrs. c. II. Arthur.
The greatest special sale yet at the
Bargain House Ssturday-Glassware.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Thompson went
to Ouray this morning with the excur-
sion.
The telephone line has been extended
down Main street into the Moberly addi-
ton.
At the Bargain House next Saturday
you can buy glassware at your own
price.
The special San Juan excursion was
run out OF this city as nrst No. 5 last
night.
Tonight occurs the regular meeting Of
Apple Blossom Circle No. 1O7, Women
Of Woodcrait.
Miss Nettie Blaine has returned to the
city and has reopened her dressmaking
esta abliehment.
All the ranchmen complain that their
fruit is far short Of perfection on ac-
count OF having no rain
There was fair sized crowd on the
special that left here this morning carry
ing the Columbine band.
Wanted-A girl for general house,
work. no washing; wages s4.OO per week.
Mrs. Guy Bedwell, Fairlawn,
Pink, blue and white stockings and
shoes to match, for the little ones.
The Lay & Garst Co.
There will be preaching at the Park
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
preacher will be N. l.. Griest of Denver,
and the subject will be Economic Evo-
luton"
Two train loads of United Statas cav
airy troops passed through the city last
night. They are on their way to San
six dollar rate.
A. D. Rutherford, we'll known Wes-
tern brakeman, left last night for Albu-
querqus, New Mexico, to attend at the
bedside OF his mother who is seriously
ill at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. holland returned
from Ouray this afternoon Mr.. No
lard represented Grand junction lodge
No. So Knights of Pythias at the session
OF the Grand lodge
In the window OF the Thompson Jew
elery and Music company's store is a
very handsome hand painted vase.
which is attracting the attention Of
many people. The vase was painted by
Mr.. Thompson's daughter Mrs. Loura
Munson, who now resides in this city.
Col. "Weatherbee" Stewart, official
weather reporter, and his assistant,
"Teddy Roosevelt Jones, went fishing
this morning. They drove to the Gun
nison and expected to fish in its waters,
The horse used to take them out there
was one OF President Jones' nags OF the
Colorado State bank About the noon
hour the horse came back to this city
alone, and grave fears have been
aroused that something has befallen Col.
Stewart. His friends sent out a search
ing party after the gentleman and his
assistant and hope to find him. 1t is
thought that the possibility OF rain has
caused temporary absent mindedness
and that he will turn up o. K.
Members Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Firemen in this city are discuss
ing with considerable pleasure the last
issue Of the Firemens Magazine and its
supplement, called part No. 2. 1t is
pre- .ty generally conceded that the Fire
mems Magazine is probably the finest
publication OF its kind in this country
1t is most ably edited by William s.
Carter and in it's makeup shows that
every possible effort is at all times made
to make each number better than the
last. AS a piece OF typographical art
it has not peer in brotherhood maga-
zinse, although there are a number OF
others published. The writer has been