The daily sentinel., 1900-09-18
Local News.
le.n raes wanted at this office.

Wanted-A competent girl to do gen.
eral housework in a family OF two. In
l. is reported that one saloon keeper
took in over $l2O0 during Peach Day.
Fresh line OF bakery supplies always
on hand at "The Progress" Try it.
First door east OF Hardy Bros.
Wanted Good girl for general house.
work. Call at residence Of ]. 8. Kent,
Sixth and Rood.
David r. Crosby was married this
morning in Trinidad to Miss Olive Bate
man.
The weather man predicts frost for to-
night. Cover up those things that are
liable to be nipped.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
The new Excelsior Steam Laundryis
up-to-date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
David T. Clark and family will leave
this city in short time for Denver
where they will make their home in the
future.
As winter is fast approaching every
sidewalk throughout the city should be
put in repair. In many places new
walks are badly needed.
DR.. ]. L. Walpole has rented house
10 north part of the city and will have his
family with him the first Of October. At
present they are living at Portland, Ore
gon.
The nights and mornings these days
give evidence that fall and winter is fact
approaching. The "sere and yellow"
cast is already on the foliage of the
trees.
Men are working on the streets today
cleaning up the rubbish that had accum-
ulatod during the big celebration last
week. 1t makes things look clean and
tidy.
Nearly every ranchman that comes to
town these days brings in a goodly sup
ply Of cantaloupes. The Grand valley
can raise a. fine melons as they raise at
Rocky Ford.
1t would have been good thing il
some OF our merchants we're as snerg tic
in displaying the Peach Day colors be-
fore the celebration as they are in leav
ing them up after tho show is over.
The Peach Day committee is gradual
ly settling up its bills and while there
will probably be no funds left, Secretary
Walpole reports that everything will be
paid up in full.
II you have friends visiting you or you
60 on visit, let The Sentinel know it.
That is what makes a daily paper.
Short, crisp locals pertaining to the
movements of people who come and go.
Send in all items Of interest.
The street sprinkler msandered up
and down Main street several times this
forenoon and the dust was put to rest
for short time. If the good work
would only be kept up throughout the
day, merchants would not make such a
kick about their goods being ruined.
B. T. Napier, the dry goods merchant
of Glenwood Springs, is in the city cir
culating among his friends and looking
after the big store which is under the
management Of his rother -in-law, Mr..
Torrance.
1t is reported that the famous Camp
Bird mine at Ouray, owned by Mr..
Thomas Walsh, has been sold to an east
ern syndicate for $l3.OOO,OOO instead of
s6. 100000 as reported last week. This
is one OF the largest mining deals ever
contaminated iu Colorado.
Peach Day was fittingly ushered into
the realm Of the has beens Saturday
night at II o'clock under the supers ision
of Dr. j. L. Walpole and at the expense
OF Anderson, the house furnituring man
when over $50 worth of fireworks, in
cluding roman candles, sky rockets,
giant crackers, electric sparks, ETC.. were
disposed Of