The daily sentinel., 1901-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.

COCAI NcWO.
The best school supplies at ths ba-
zaar.
The District Fair at Glenwood Springs
will begin Thursday. This IL one OF the
best fairs in western Colorado and is al
ways we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, M. Allison will enter
tain few OF the young people this even
ing in honor of their cousin, Miss Mae
Morse OF Lawrence, Kansas.
For Sale-A perfect saddle horse and
good driver. Weight, $50 pounds Cen
tie and trim. Four years old. Apply to
g. 8. Waldo, Weather Bureau.
Have you seen the Photographic Of Miss
Frances G. Hews. the blind impersona-
tor and humoristY Look for them in the
show windows OF the business houses.
Robert ]. Christian. OF Fairbury. Neb-
raska, who has been visiting in the state
for several weeks, having spent portion
of the time in this city, left this morning
over the narrow gauge for the east.
Should the weather be unfavorable on
Thursday afternoon the memorial SER
vice will be held in the Park opera house.
The management has kindly rendered
the use Of the house to the COMMITTEES on
arrangements.
The Plateau Valley academy opened
for the fall term yesterday morning at
Plateau City. Alfred l.. Goess 10 prssi-
dent and s. @. Hoel proprietor Of this
school and it started off with large
number of students.
Owing to needed repairs
now going on at Gourley's
furniture store room, he is
selling furniture cheaper
than ever before Bargains
are mapy. Call and see.
The work of tearing down and remov-
ing the old Brunswick hotel building has
been about completed. Excavation for
the now Reed hotel will be begun at once
and the same will be pushed a. fast as
possible.
Ernest G. Bacon and son, OF Ouray,
were in the city this morning on their
way home from trip to Salt Lake City
and other points in Utah. Mr.. Bacon is
the owner OF the Ouray Herald, the neat
est weekly newspaper in all Colorado.
The entertainment at the Methodist
church last night was we'll attended.
Mr Frye kept the people laughing for an
hour and half in description of David
Harum. He was a success in every
sense Of tho word. Everyone was de-
lighted and entertained.
Who is your druggists Perhaps you
may think it does not matter, but it is
it is to have doctor. A registered
pharmacist will always be found In our
store and one who is capable Of COM
pounding or dispensing medicines and
pharmacal preparations. We are al
ways ready and willing to serve you.
g. D. Smith l. Co.
The heavily loaded wagons leaving this
valley daily with fruit TOR shipment via
Thompson, represents a large factor in
tho commercial resources OF this valley,
and which is but fraction OF what 1t
might be were it more systematically
handled 30 that the most could be made
out OF 1t ALL A large percentage Of the
choice fruit OF the valley is now going to
waste simply because the owners are not
able to care for it.-Moab Times.
Sunday at Glenwood Springs Miss Re-
becca Holshouser, a niece Of Mrs. Iona
Dustin OF this city. WAS united In mar
riage to DR.. David Wilson Smith OF Los
Angeles, California. The bride spent
the greater part OF the past summer with
her aunt in the lower valley, whsre she
has host OF friends who will be pleased
to learn OF her happy marriage. The
couple left Sunday for their future home
on the coast.
John II. Clark was down this week
from Gold basin for supplies. The Clark
property has been developed to greater
extent than any other in the district and
has shown large body OF low grade ore,
which with mill to work 1t will prove a
bonanza; but without 4 mill to handle