The daily sentinel., 1900-07-25
Local News.
sssford sells window awnings

Many people are tahinB advantage Vi
and profiting by Anderson's special sales.
Are you?
Keep your eye on the special sale OF
Queensware at the Bargain house next
Saturday.
What is the special sale this weekf
Queensware. Where? Bargain House.
When? Saturday.
There is an extra force of workmen on
the sewer trenches and the work is being
pushed by the contractors.
Mr.. s. V. Shelledy, who has been the
guest Of Horace T. DeLong for several
days, returned to his home at Aspen yes
terday.
One of the big engines lately pur-
chased by the Rio Grande Western road
WAS taken west this morning by Fred
RAIDER. 1t was engine No. 401.
What advantage is there in special
saleg The customer gets goods much
cheaper that day and the merchant sells
moro goods. Where? Bargain house.
Remember that with every purchase
OF one dollars worth OF goods, the pur-
chaser is entitled to drawing on the
twenty dollar parlor lamp at Anderson's g
Bargain house.
| Refrigerators, ice-cream freezers, wa
ter coolers regardless of price at the Bar
gain House Saturday. We must close
A. L. - R0r
goods on the way.
&C. Newton has sold his residence,
corner Of Eleventh and Rood streets to
Walter L. Mulkey. Mr.. Mulkey sold
his ranch property to Mr.. Newton as
portion of the deal.
WI. Falls, who has been in the Sa-
Ida hospital for several days, had an op
Grafton performed upon him for appen-
dicitis Monday. Friends in this city
have received word that he is doing very
nicely.
The 81 Perkins theatrical company
will play at the Park opera house every
night the rest OF this week. This popu-
lar troupe is spending the summer sea-
son in the Rocky mountain region and
has been meeting with good success.
Even tourists notice that the streets
OF Grand Junction are not sprinkled as
they should be and many inquire OF bus
mess men whether there is scarcity OF
water in the valley. 1t is not scarcity
OF water but lack Of attention on the
part OF those having this matter in
charge.
Rudolph Lossius, editor OF the North
Fork Times, was an arrival in the city
last night over the narrow gauge. Mr..
Lossius says the people Of the North
Fork country are much elated over the
prospects for the new railroad recently
incorporated by the Rio Graude TO run
through that section. He looks happy
and il his face is an index of the chsrar-
ter of the people of that section, they
are happy and contented lot.
The Peach Day at Grand junction is
to be a grand affair this year The peo-
pile who attended it last year were de-
| lighted with the reception they received.
The city is hospitable one and is more
than determined to live up to it's repu-
tation in that respect. Grand Junction
is destined to grow amazingly in few
years and the people who flock there us
ually want to 60 back. The section OF
country surrounding that place is one of
the greatest fruit lands in the world and
the acreage of crops and fruit increases
with every twelvemonth. Good luck to
Grand Junction and to her Peach Day
Aspen Tribune.
A special from Price, Utah, to the Salt
Lake Tribune, says that the biggest law
suit ever instituted on that section Of
the state would be brought against the
Rio Grande Western railroad and the
Pleasant Valley Coal company over
water rights The citizens claim the
two above mentioned companies use
more than half the water of the Price
river for railway purposes and for the
coke ovens Castle Gate and for this
reason should be made defendants. The
ranchmen argue that they were in the
valley and had taken out this water long
before either of these companies came
in. In the country about Price crops
are almost ruined for lack OF water. II