The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
The Local News.

and ranges.
Furnished rooms at the corner OF
Fifth and Grand.
Good sewing machine agent wanted.
Call at this office.
Judge j. e. Ong came down from the
DeBeque country yesterday
heavy fall of snow was feature OF
Palisade weather yesterday.
For Sale Cheap Large heater for
store or Office. Enquire OF Mrs s. E
Carpenter at Fairlawn.
The small black bear attracted a great
deal OF attention in the window OF Has
kelps drug store, yesterday.
Mrs George e. Haskell will entertain
number Of lady friends at her home on
Rood street Saturday afternoon.
For Sale-Two small houses, quite
new and convenient. Apply to A. h.
Meserve, corner Ouray and Sixth streets
The Adams Pharmacy has a full line
OF toilet papers in roll, round or oblong,
together with the fixtures for the same.
The same in fiat packages.
G. A. Cummins Of Sloan Springs,
Ark, a relative OF Mrs. W. b. Stanley,
is spending some time in the city, visit
ing at the home OF the latter.
Dr. e. F. Eldridge went to DeBeQue
thin morning to be in attendance at the
great lion hunt which sport is to be in
augurated there tomorrow with grand
drive.
Mrs. w. s. Wallace and Mrs. G. q.
Arthur received messages last night
from their husbands, who are out on
hunt that they would not be home for
week yet.
Wanted-Postion as governess or pri-
vate teacher; can teach Latin. drawing
| and music, both vocal and instrumental
For further particulars address T. y.
box 1896, City.
The big safe OF the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company is beng re-
moved to the factory Office from the up
town office by John j. Lumsden. 1t is
big and unhandy thing to move.
Slocomb sells the famous Jewel stoves
and ranges. They are the best. There
are limitations, but like everything else
which is really first class they must have
their imitators. The Jewel is the best
make possible to obtain in a stove.
1t is said that the republicans did not
want Joel F. Vaile to speak in Grand
Junction as too many people had read
his book on the silver question and he
might have been asked some questions
which would have placed him hors de
combat.
Pure ground spices from selected ma
terials are essential in every household.
Government tests have demonstrated
that nearly all found on the market are
adulterated. Weguarantee the contests
OF the Gilpin Langdon packages to be
pure. To be had only at Adams Phar-
macy.
What! an Apple Social?
BY whom ? Apple Bloessm Circle:
When! Friday, November I'd, at 8 p. m.
WhereY Odd Fellows Hall
What for? b. A. p. L. A. p, N. A. P.
For whom? You.
Come and bring Is cents.
Howard T. Delong has sold 16O acres
OF farming land in the Plateau valley,
known as the Shanks place. for Thurlow,
HuttoA & Williams to Elmer f. Crow,
for $4,000. A spot cash deal. 1t is the
itention OF Mr.. Crow to improve the
place greatly. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow left
for Plateau this morning MIR. Grow
formerly resided on Orchard Mesa.
Earl D. Box, who came to this county
about two months ago from Wyoming,
died yesterday at the home OF his stop
father, James Thompson, about one and
Il half miles east OF the Indian school,
after very short illness. The deceased
WAS only seventeen years Of age, and not
OF very strong constitution. he leaves
neither residing with the step-father,
and one brother in Iowa and another in
Wisconsin The funeral took place this
morning from the residence Of the
family, Rev. j. Nj. P. Martyr, OF the
First Bapt ist church officiating. Under
taker Bannister had charge Of the obse
quies.
Otto and Ora Barton, Will Longshore,
Will G Struthers and Gus Olsen, re-
turned home this morning from their
big hunt. One of the party, Will G
Struthere. WAS fortunate enough to
bring down a buck elk Of mammoth pro-
portions, and that gentleman is cores
pondingly happy. They shot their quote
OF deer, but Mr.. Struthers was the only
one who brought down one Of the "Mon-
srcn's OF the Glen" They say that the
country is full Of hunters and that the
deer slaughtered this season will be
great. They agree with many old time
hunters that the state law should be
amended 80 that it would read that a
hunter be permitted to shoot one doe or
buck. Many OF tho does now running
are fallcw and very soon the sport will
be greatly lessened, il the law is not
amended 80 that the great slasghter OF
bucks is stopped. The boys report
most excellent time and good sport.