The daily sentinel., 1900-11-10
The Local News.

Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Saturday is sale day at The Fashion.
A large new store will open shortly in
Palisades.
A genuine Round Oak stove is sold by
Slocomb.
Bert Stroud, of .lcKay & Stroud OF
DeBeque is in the city.
Big underwArs sale Saturday at
The Fashion.
Don't miss getting some Of our 171a
cent hose. Regular 25 cent values.
The Fashion.
Mrs Eastman mother Of Mrs. Snyder,
left for her home at Richardson, Utah,
this morning. Mrs. Eastman is post
mistress at Richardson.
No such stock OF holiday goods has
ever been seen in Grand Junction as
that at the Bargain house and the prices
are the lowest ever known.
Big bargains in everything next Satur-
day at The Fashion.
The sprinkler scattered little water
on the streets yesterday and today.
Evidently those in charge Of the appara-
tus are afraid OF hurting the streets.
They need good soaking.
The largest stock of holiday goods ever
brought to this city has been received
by the Bargain house. There will be a
grand opening on Monday, Nov. Il.
Everybody invited.
Slocomb soils 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 stove.
Mr.. Mclean, a prosperous miner from
the La Sale country, has been visitor
to the city for the last few days. Mr..
Mclean recently disposed Of some very
good property. He and his family left
for their home at Richardson, Utah, this
morning.
The king of the Opium Ring which
been daily enacted in the great cosmo-
politsn colony Of San Francisco, when
opium smuggling was at it's height, will
be brought to the Park opera house,
Tuesday, November 18th.
About fifty members of the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian
church, met last night at the pleasant
home OF Mrs. 7 M. Todd. on East Grand
avenue. An impromptu program of
music and recitation was had, after
which refreshments were served by Mrs.
Todd.
On the eighteenth of this month the
new Seventh Day Adventist church will
be dedicated. The church is located on
Eighth street, between Main and Colo
RADIO, and is handsome structure. APP
propriate dedicatory services will be held
at the church upon that occasion, to
which the public is invited.
Last evening, Just about sunset, when
there was very little, if any, air. in circu-
lation, right in the center of town the
dust was so thick that it could have
been cut with knife. There is no ne
cessity for this condition OF things, and
the officials who have charge OF the mat
ter are to blame. They are either too lazy
or something else is the matter with
them.
The many friends OF William Z. Pabor
formerly Of this city, who lately under
went an operation for cataract, will be
pleased to learn that the operation was
most successful and that sight is now re,
stored to Mr.. Fabor. No better friend to
Colorado ever lived than Mr.. Pabor, and
those who knew OF his failing eyesight
will be only too glad to congratulate him
upon the successful result of the opera.
ton.
The ladies' aid society OF st. Matthew 9
| church, Mrs. A. A. Miller, president
held its first meeting of the season
Thursday afternoon in the study Of the
church, thirteen ladies being present
The society intends holding bazaar in
the early part of December for the pur-
pose Of Kissing money necessary for the
paint ting Of the church. The next meet.
ing will be held with Mrs. G. w. Shaw
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