The daily sentinel., 1900-07-10
Local News.

| City council meets tonight in regular
session.
O'Neil & Thomas have dissolved part
nership.
Cakes, cookies and all kinds OF bread
at the Star bakery
work in leveling the alloys.
Modern Woodmen met last night with
large and enthusiastic attendance.
Come to our weekly sale Saturday
afternoon, goods almost given away.
A large number Of people are at the
mountain resorts surrounding the city.
William Weiser is spending his vaca-
ton by assisting his uncle in the Fair
store
J.H. Ackerman is down from the hills
where he has been rusticating with his
family.
The crossing on Fourth street, north
eide Of Main was torn up for repairs this
morning.
Walter CLARK left for the summer camp
of their sheep herd near Gunnison, this
morning.
| Jelly glasses below cost, 25 cents per
dozen at tho Bargain House Saturday
afternopn only.
Miss Rosa and Gary Nolan, accompan-
led by Miss Gary Jones are visitors from
Fruita today.
NJ. o. Delaplain and little daughter
will leave for FulfOrd in few days on
an outing trip.
Quite a number of persons were ask
ing yesterday, il the sprinkling cart had
gone to Fruita
The contract for the construction OF
the sewerage at the Indian school has
not been let as yet.
Teddy Roosevelt is booked to come to
Grand junction. II he takes Colora-
do campaigning tour.
A new floor 10 being laid by James NJ
Cameron in his warehouse, on the alley
in the rear OF his building.
Anon Clark, who has been suffering
from appendicitis, is around again. after
being in bed four or five days.
q. G. Bucklin and wife left this
morning on an extended eastern trip
They will be absent some time.
Norman Elders will hold services on
the corner of Fifth and Main streets to-
night at $3.50. Public invited
A number OF hay fever sufferers pro-
pose taking excursion in quest of a spot
where the hay fever sufferers may find
rest.
G. G. Nikirk, manager OF the Grand
Junction Town and Development COM
pany arrived home on the delayed noon
train
Samuel N Wheeler and son Samuel
N jr. will leave tonight for few days
outing at Norrie and at the camp at
Muckawanago.
Bargain sale of glassware at the Bar
gain Mouse next Saturday afternoon.
Let all the people know what little
money will do.
Lee Ten Eyck is doing night duty at
the plant OF the Electric light company,
in tho absence of j. Il. Hutchinson, on
vacation trip.
1t is rumored that the city is soon to
have another first class photographer.
Inquiries have come from parties in
st. LOUIS. One good photographer is
about all this city can afford. II he is
we'll patronized there will be no need for
another.
The Grand Minstrel Jubilee for the
benefit OF the Woodman band is pro-
gressing so successfully under the direc-
tion OF Messrs. Frink & Wolfe, that the
boys promise very excellent evenings
entertainment. Tomorrow's issue Of
The Sentinel will contain a complete
program.
Photographer Dean h as recently finish
ed some very excellent pictures Of
Miss Edith Richardson taken in Indian
dress The costume is the one worn by
Miss Richardson in the rendition OF the
"Sioux Chiefs Daughter" which won
her the first prize in the DeLong Broth
ers contest, and the poses are from the
same piece. The work is fine sample