The daily sentinel., 1900-07-12
Local News.

trip to the hills.
Frank Bailey OF Sapinero is visiting
relatives in the city.
Cakes, cookies and all kinds of bread
at the Star bakery.
Painting and papering has commenced
on the new school building.
Subscriptions are being solicited for
repairs on Methodist church.
Robuck wants so cook stoves and will
pay the best price for them.
The entire stock Of Robuck's second
hand goods is for sale. Call on him.
F. A. Franklin and wife left over the
narrow gauge this morning for Delta.
E. b. Wilson. night clerk at the post
office returned today from visit east.
II you want anything in the way OF
second hand goods call and see Robuck.
G. G. Compton, connected with the
Rio Grande freight department, is in the
city.
The very finest apricots and plums are
being brought to market at the present
time
The new house at corner OF Third and
Main, will be large two story rooming
house.
Work was commenced on laying the
new floor on the Grand river bridge yes
iday.
Frank Welch is making preparations
to take his family to the hills for an
outing.
II anyone desires a paying location
for second hand store, it will pay you
to call on Robuck.
Ground has been broken for the new
Stevens property at the northwest COR
ner of Third and Main streets.
| Bargain sale Of glassware at the Bar
gain House next Saturday afternoon.
Let all the people know what little
money will do.
Herman Frohn, clerk in Arthur's drug
store and Harry. B. Jones returned to-
day from their fishing trip to Norrie.
They report moderately good catch.
John l.. Troup, an old time friend OF
Mess Delaplain & Crosby was an arrival
on the delayed Western this morning.
Mr.. Troup is the general western agent
OF the Household sewing machine.
Special services at the Tent tonight at
s:15; Elder J. M. Rees an evangelist
from Denver, Colo, will speak. Elder
Rees is the president OF the s. D. A..
conference Of Colorado and is an inter
esting speaker. Don't fail to hear him.
Prof. Riggs, OF the Field Columbian
Museum, whose party has been camping
on Piuon Mesa for some time, working
to find remains Of Saurians, is in the
city today to purchase provender for his
camp, Prof. Riggs reports that they
are finding some splendid specimens Of
Saurian remains.
DR.. Walpole has been very consider
ate in postponing his vacation this year.
1t is customary for the doctor to take a
few weeks vacation each year during the
hot summer months but owing TO the
intense heat being 80 effective on 30
many peoples eyes he has decided to re-
main in town during the hot weather
and care for those whose eyes are effect
ed. 1t is needless to say that the people
OF the community appreciate the doc
tors kindness very much, and that his
kindness shall never be forgotten.
Much credit for securing the release OF
H. G. Stanley, the young man who was
given sentence OF five months for as
sault upon T. A. Ketchum, is due to the
personal efforts Of M. G. Ramsey, for
mer townsman Of Stanley, DR.. Clark
and several other gentlemen In the city
A determined effort by those interested
was made to keep the young man in jail,
but Gov Thomas was well informed OF
tho circumstances and he did right in
cutting his sentence in half. The fret
matter concerning the young man and
his family was published in this paper
from the pen of George HUT, editor OF
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