The daily sentinel., 1900-12-04


The new Bonnell building is nearing
completion.
George R. Hurlburt, OF Ouray, was a
visitor yesterday.
"Cleanlinees is Next to Godiiness." "
Try tho Star Laundry.
The Elks had very successful closed
| door social session last night
The streets remain in the dirty un-
kept cor dition OF a month ago.
| An assortment o. house lamps for sale
cheap. Inquire OF DR.. Eldridge.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les ut 1.-The Progress. Next to Hardy
| Bros.
| Wanted-Two young men boarders.
Private family. Privilege OF bath.
Lock box SS3
DR.. and Mrs. L. lpgersoll very hand
somely enterta ned the East End Whist
club Saturday night
Go to the Bargain House for furniture,
stoves, tinware, etc Highest price paid
for second hand goode.
You can buy Christmas pr sents for
every body at the Bargain house and at
the lowest prices pos ibe
w. N. Amsbury feft for Seattle at
noon yesterday Mrs. Amsbury will
follow at Christmas time.
j. s Stedger, special agent OF the
| T,N,x St,x ,.,t k,na tt,att of lin
eral lands, is in town today.
Fresh line of bakery supplies always
o. hand at "The Progress" Try it.
First door east OF Hardy Bros.
j. S. Stedger, special agent of the
United States 10 the examination OF
mineral lands, is in the city today.
| For Sale-S-room house centrally To-
Gated. Modern conveniences, furnace
heat etc. Terms easy. Apply this office.
Friday, December 14th is the date
PAX opera house the place All maskers
| will be required to raise their mas ks at
the door
Cards are out for an entertainment by
Mrs. Henry w. Ross and Mrs. w. j.
( Meyer. Friday afternoon at the home Of
the latter.
| There was no school this afternoon in
several OF the school rooms on account
Of liking the heaters. The heaters emit
tel smoke and gas instead of hot air,
At their masquerade ball on Friday
evening, December 14th, the Red Men
will give abeau that will be entirely
heretofore.
David L. Clark is renewing old ac-
quaintances in the city. He has not
beee 80 captivated by the capitol city,
that he has forgotten his many warm
friends in Grand Junction.
That Chicago man who found the left
hind foot OF hare in his butter WAS not
30 lucky as the Grand junction man who
discovered several real CLANS in his hot
drink at the Adams pharmacy.
A double team OF Shetland ponies.
driren by a traveller who has been in the
coun for the past few days. has attrac-
ted great deal of attention from the
little folks. One of the ponies Is little
larger than the, other, but both are
spanking little animals and would be
worth diamond farm to nalf the boys
in the vale, did they own them.
Fred Gordon, who it WAS announced
had returned from Cape Nome gives a
fairly good report Of that country. Mr..
Gordon has been engaged in the mer-
camille business with Seaman Burtis,
formerly of this city, and Mr.. Peugh.
He Gays that they anjoyed very pros
porous trade. Gregg Stewart operated
at ~ape Nome very successfully the
present year and returned as far as
Portland with Mr.. Gordon Mr.. Cor
don will return to Cape Nome in the
spring.
| a picture of Ralph Henry Barbour adj
orned the pages OF the Denver Republi-
can OF Sunday, as a Colora o author who
! was winning success in New York City.
Mr. Barbour has lately written novel
on school life. dealing with the athletic
side OF university and high school life.
The article in the Republican com pli-
ments the book very highly. Mr.. Bar
bour collaborated with l.. h Bickford