The daily sentinel., 1900-11-26
The Local News.

today.
The Elks talk Of holding smoker and
reception.
There are several weddings on the
tapis for this week.
Modern Woodmen Band Ball at the
Armory on Thanksgiving night.
Go to the Modern Woodmen Band ball
next Thursday night at the armory.
Go to the Bargain House for furniture,
stoves, tinware. etc. Highest price paid
for second hand goods.
You can buy Christmas presents for
every body at the Bargain house and at
the lowest prices pos'ibls.
The transfer men have been busy for
the last few days unloading a car Of far
niturs at Anderson's Bargain House.
Give thanks, and spend your time next
Thanksgiving night at the ArnoFy.
Modern Woodmen Band benefit ball.
For Sale-S-room house centrally To-
Gated. Modern eonvsniences, furnace
heat etc. Terms easy. Apply this Office.
Horace W. Havens, deputy secretary
Of state, we'll known TO many Of our citi-
Gems, has been appointed secretary to the
governor slest. j. B. Orman.
Have you seen that beautiful Haviland
china dinner set which il the nrst prize
at the Bargain House. Ticket given
with every so cent purchase.
DR.. Walpole, the Eye Man, missed =
nail yesterday, but his thumb is not so
seriously injured - to prevent his going
ahead examining peoples eyes at the old
stand.
The ladies Of the Prssby ytsriap church
have prepared concert for next Friday
evening. November 30th, under the dirsc-
ton of Aiss Kyes. 1t will be unusually
pleasing.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
furnished the carpet for the new church
but lacked part Of its payment. Tho
concert next Friday evening is for the
purpose of making that payment.
Dispatches state that it is probable
that Troop A of this city may be called
out to assist in driving the Indians back
from Colorado, il the game warden's
forces and the deputies arc insufficient.
james 3. Green tho we'll known COM
msdian has abandoned his starring tour
and become a member Of the 1.-TWO Msr
~ Tramps" company, playing ono of the
leading rolls. Tonight at the Park opera
house.
1.-TWO Merry Tramps" il pronounced to
be one Of the cleanest and most refined
comedies on the road this season. There
is not = suggestive word. action or scene
introduced throughout the entire per-
Torrance.
Thomas g. Higgins is over frsm his
Grand Junction fruit farm visiting job
G., and renewing acquaintances made in
San Juan many years ago. Mr.. Higgins
reports a prolific fruit yield and good
prices for his product, but he is not stuck
on raising sugar bsets at trust prices.
Durango Democrat.
Less attention is paid to sweeping side
walks in this city than in any other town
in tho state. Strangers visiting the city
cannot understand tho negligence in thi.
respect. There is doubtless an ordin-
mace in the statute books OF the city, but
like many others it is dead letter a. far
as it's enforcement goes.
News comes from Carlsbad, New Mex
leo, that the Pscos Valley Irrigation 90.
will establish colony or two OF sugar
beet farmers in the vicinity OF Carlsbad
to raise sugar be. to tor the sugar factory
at that town. The same informant also
states that the wool securing mill at
Carlsbad, which has daily capacity Of
10000 pounds, 10 success.-Trinidad
Sentinel Advertiser.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society of st. Math-
ew's Episcopal church is working united
ly two afternoons svery week in the vss-
try room of the church. in addition to
great deel Of Individual work which is
being done At home, TO give the residents
of Grand junction an opportunity Of at
tending an up-to-date church bazaar.
This baxsar, which gives every indica-
ton Of being a complete success. is to be
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