The daily sentinel., 1901-11-20

prise.
No. 3 was 2 hours and 20 minutes lats
today.
sibssk, the shoe man, will save you
money ON Shoes.
All kinds Of sausage. home made, at
the Enterprise.
Horace T. DeLong went to Fruita on
business yesterday.
Childrsn's school shoes at bargain.
Sibeck, the shoe man.
Rooms to Rent for Light Housekeep-
ing-Second and Grand.
Grand opening Of holiday goods at the
Bargain House Saturday.
Fancy and staple groceries at prices
that are right. The Enterprise.
Buy your shoes of Sibsck, the shoe
man, only exclusive shoe store in city.
st. Matthews Basaar will be held Fri
day, the 9Th day Of December, in the
Armory.
The mid-wsek hop Wednesday night.
Orchestra will comprehend quality and
quantity.
Boysr's orchestra has been engaged to
play for st. Matthews bazaar and ball.
on December 9th.
A lot Of ladies. misses and children's
warm slippers st . bargain this week.
Sibeck, the shoe man.
William b. Lee. accompanied by his
daughters Efie and Alice, loft for Cali
fornia last night.
Attention is called to Mrs. Brooks
Vinoents display Of northern photo
graphs At Arthur's drug store.
Tho date for holding st. Matthews 3
Bazaar has been changed from Dec. 9th
to Thursday night. Dec. 18th.
There will be good old fashioned
quilting bee at the home OF Mrs.. b. X.
Faulkner tomorrow afternoon.
The narrow gauge did not arrive in
this city last night until nearly midnight.
due to wreck on the eastern division.
The Eass End Whist Club met with
Dr.. and Mrs. George q. Cowles last
night, at their pleasant home north Of
the city.
The now pack, OF the Delta Packing
Company, in tomatoes. has been received
in this city and 10 considered by the gro
cory trade hne product.
The nusic tonight at Armory hall will
be a fair sample Of what you will dance
to on Thanksgiving eve. Boyer's IA
nous eleyen-ple orchestra.
August Jensen has servefed his con-
nection with the Gourley furniture store
and has accepted position with A. N.
Anderson in the Same capacity.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary Society OF the Presby tsrian
church will be held in tho study on
Thursday, November 2lst, at 280 pm.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hoover, secretary.
Miss Katie Reinhardt of Home City.
Kansas, arrived In the city yesterday.
Miss Reinhardt is . cousin Of G. II. Hag-
nsr Of this city. After short visit With
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagner, she left for
Thonson's, Utah.
Last spring Grand Valley farmers were
asking for an open season for the exter-
mination OF quail, which had multiplied
into q pest that destroyed crops. Now
they arc arresting people who kill them
to eat.-Telluride Journal.
]. U. Harris OF this city 10 taking
prominent part in the session OF the Col
orado State Beekespers' Association.
which 10 being held in Denver. N. A.
Gill. now Of Golden, but formerly en-
gagged in the bee industry in this valley.
is also one Of the leading delegates at
the convention.
Last night, while at work in the limo
kiln at tho sugar factory. Will r. jour-
ney. one Of the employees, had the mis-
fortune to got some of tho lime in his
left eye. The lime burned quite badly
and the injury is very painful, but Mr..
Journeys friends hope there will be no
serious results.
DR.. Bull reports that the general state
Of health At the Indian school has never
been better than it is at the present
time. There has been but one ease Of
typhoid fever at the school this fall,
A.