The daily sentinel., 1900-05-11
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

for sale cheap by hoouch.
DR.. Walpole the eye man.
Don't forget the date. May 1s.
A. G. Mahan arrived in the city last
night.
Columbine band ball one week from
tonight.
The Grand river is rising quite
rapidly.
Breckenridge Brownfieh OF Palisadt
was in the city.
just think of it! Columbine ball one
week from tonight
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Stone
rhis morning, a boy.
Ballard uses distilled water exclusive
ly for his soda fountain.
Best six room house in the city. New
and modern with bath.
The ladies band makes its second ap-
pearance one week from tonight.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
lin is home from visit to Denver.
Best soda water in the city, Grand
Junction Book and Stationery Co.
John W Sites and wife of the Pla-
teau country are visiting in the city.
Robuck has the best and cheapest iron
beds on the market. All new goods.
Campbell Brothers circus will appear
in this city at some date next month.
None Of the delegates to the republi-
can state convention have returned as
pet.
For Sale-A good second Surry-Al-
most new-Apply to e, M. Slocomb
Cash Hardware.
Street Commissioner George Gates,
who has been seriously ill for some time,
is reported much better today.
A baker and confectioner will occupy
the new building on the Vaughan bust
ness property, on West Main street.
Nearly every day in the Grand valley
is pleasant, but there are days that are
-beastly. This was one of them. Nutf
said.
DR.. Henderson informs US that at an
early hour this morning little male
birding began to twitter in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Costanzo.
Edwin A. Haskell. manager Of the
Park opera house left last night for Den
YER, where he goes to attend the session
OF the State Bill Posting association.
Wanted an experienced fruit grower to
take charge of forty acre fruit farm
near Palisade, good pay by the month
for the right man furnishing team and
necessary implements. Apply imme-
diately to Fl. T. DeLong, Grand juno
zion.
Among those who went to Whitewater
this morning to attend the Mesa Coun-
ty Sunday school convention were Judge
w. A. Marsh, Horace 7. belong, Rev.
Sanderson, Rev. G. e. b. Ward, DR..
Worthington and wife, Mrs. E. A. Nc
Kinney, Mrs Lizzie Smith, Mrs Todd,
Mrs. Smith and John Buckley.
DeTC Sdbe, On pTauCluB OIouCO tuio
morning gave an illustration
OF the old fashioned bronco buster,
of the period of several years ago. Mr..
Case stayed with the animal and shows
that he is on to his business, which is
the horse business. The broncho and his
steady rider attracted great crow into
the Main street.
w. B. Stanley has purchased for him
self and his partners in the cattle bust
ness, three hundred acres of land near
the Columbine school, known as the
Smith and Bailey track, and which was
formerly owned by the Alta Land and
Live Stock association. The land will
be seeded to alfalfa and used as feed.
ing ground,
DR.. John Gould and family will leave
this city next month for Chicago, where
they will make their home. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. w. B. Fauss
and the Misses LaVerne aud Belle
Fauss, mother and sisters of Mrs. Gould
The two young ladies will take a course
of study, the former at Chicago univer-
sity and the latter at IA musical acad-
| envy.