The daily sentinel., 1900-07-13
Local News.
Glassford sells window awnings. j..

Bud Milton, an old time cowman, is
visiting friends in the city.
Robuck wants so cook stoves and will
pay the best price for them.
The Rio Grande Western pay car is
paying their employees today
The entire stock Of Robuck's second
hand goods is for sale. Call on him.
Arthur Jackson has returned from
thirty days hunting and fishing trip.
II you want anything in the way of
second hand goods call and see Robuck
Robert Il. Wilson, OF Telluride, left
for home over the narrow gauge this
m orning.
Miss Nina Clark is home from her
visit to the mountain summer range
with her father.
II anyone desires a paying location
for second hand store, it will pay you
to call on Robuck
A war of determination has been be-
gun on the weeds, which gave promise
Of capturing the town.
Hayden Green popular clerk at the
Union depot is at Glenwood Springs for
short vacation, on account OF illness.
The telephone line has been extended
to Fruit ridge. A number OF the Or
chardists have made connection with
the line.
The smiling face Of John Weir is found
again in the B. T. Napier store, after
vacation OF two weeke spent in the
mountains.
Bargain sale Of glassware at the Bar
gain House next Saturday afternoon.
Let all the people know what a little
money will do.
Mrs. Willauer let the contract today
for the building Of large two story res
idense to cost s2,4OO, c. Il. Covey was
the successful bidder.
Mrs. ]. Rockafellow, OF Canon city,
sister of Mrs. George r. Warner, who
bas been visiting the latter left this
morning for her home.
Norman Elders will hold meeting
tonight at o'clock at the corner OF Fifth
and Main streets. The subject to be
discussed is the "Godhead." Public in
vited.
T. P. McMann and G. B. Rhodes Of
Kansas City. accompanied by W. H.
Trumber and G. V. Messick, constitute
party which will leave for the gilsonite
beds, on the western border OF Colorado
Miss AIDA Rumble, member of the
Glass of 1870 in the Grand Junction
schools left for the east last night. Miss
Rumble will remain away for some time,
having in her mind course in some
higher school OF education.
Tho fighting birds which have amused
so many people, on the trees in front OF
the old adobe row OF buildings on Main
street, have found new quarters. These
birds were the most pugnacious that any
most every cyclist who rode past the
trees. They afforded great deal OF
amusement.
Editor Crockett, of the Price, Utah
<tuNOChtcy was oil III tAo ClIy YES
terday. Mr.. Crockett came as far as
the Junction to meet his mother who
was expected on last nights train from
the east Mr.. Crockett furnishes the
citizens Of Davis county very live and
up to- date paper of which they should
be proud and furnish liberal support.
Mr. Crockett was formerly in the early
nineties connected with b. Clark
Wheeler Aspen Times, in the palmy
days OF that great silver mining camp.
A false impression has gained currency
in this city that tho woman who was
shot by her paramour in Cripple Greek,
was tho wife OF citizen OF this county,
j. II. Brooks, and that he sent the tele-
gram to the authorities at Cripple Creek
stating that they should "bury hef as
she had lived" The name of the former
wife OF j. 81. Brooks was Stella" and
the woman referred to in the dispatches
from Cripple Creek was Eva Mr.
Brooks authorizes The Sentinel to say
that persons who have maliciously start
ed the story that he was the husband re-
ferred to are doing 80 to injure him and
hio mama auOn0 hia pairhhOro and