The daily sentinel., 1900-12-01
The Local News.

Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Miss Nellie Miller is in tho city today.
A. g. Mckinney left last night for Sal
ida.
]. G. Carnahan, Of Fruita is in the
city today.
DR.. A. R. Craig is down from the Plat
eau country.
Nicely furnished room for rent at Fair
lawn. Mrs. Guy Bedwell.
Miss Pearl Roth was up from Fruita
yesterday to attend the Toupian party.
Wanted-A boy from 15 to II years Of
age to work and 60 to school. Apply at
this office.
For Sale-Two good second hand
scales, Fairbanks'; and butchers scales.
Apply to Van Buren, Mercantile Co.
Its's Libbys. What's Libby's! Why,
the cut glass we sell. The finest in the
world. The Thompson Jswelry and Mu-
sic Company.
By all means reserve Friday, December
1th for st. Matthews bazaar and dance,
at the Armory. Fancy articles, home
made candy, cocoa and cake; for the
children, the mysterious grab-bag.
A social session Of the Elks lodge will
be held Monday night All members are
earnestly requested to be present. BY
order of the committee having same in
charge; DR.. L. F. Ingersoll, chairman Of
social session.
There are now twenty-five scholars
enrolled in the Grand Junction Business
college. 1t looks very much as ii this
institution would grow to be one OF the
large educational institutions OF the
western slope.
Today is the first of the month and
collection day and very bad day is
Saturday to make collections, but it is
matter that has to be attended to on tho
first of the month and the better grace
it is taken in the better all around.
Did you ever hear of the Red Men
falling down on their great annual ball?
They never have and they never expect
to do 80. They spend more money to
make their great annual maeque carni-
val SUCCESS than all the other organi-
cations combined and they will go be-
yond that the present year.
Married at the NJ. E. parsonage, No
vember both, by Rev. Sanderson. Mr..
Earl b. Wendell to Miss Della j. higgins.
The young couple are from Hagalite, this
county. Mr. Wendell is prosperous
farmer and the bride is from ono of our
best families and is an excelle.t young
through life.
Rev. and Mrs. @. b. Ward did pleas
ant thing in the way OF entertaining,
Thanksgiving. Rev. Ward selected from
among the young people Of his acquain
tance several young men who were away
from their homes for the first time, on
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ward selected an
equal number Of ladies. These com
posed pleasant house party who en-
joyed splendid Thank giving dinner.
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ward. The
spirit which impelled the invitations to
those who might miss the pleasures Of
former Thanksgiving occasions. was we'll
conceived and Rev. and Mrs. Ward are
to be congratulated.
The great work OF beet culture is the
thinning and weeding. The latter can
be avoided by alternating the acreage
seeded each year; weeds and grasses that
disturb can be overcome to great OK
tent by following the land the year pre-
ceding seeding; water can be kept off
and the weeds terminated by spring
moisture plowed under in juno or July,
then the succeeding growth will be fros-
ted before weed seeds can ripen. 1t is all
in knowing how, and a. wedding and
thinning is attended to when schools are
in vacation, the boys and girls can be se-
cured for the purpose at nominal cost.
durango Democrat.