The daily sentinel., 1901-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

The best school supplies at tho Ba-
zaar.
Several camping parties passed
through the city today.
Old papers for placing under carpets
can bs had at The Sentinel office.
Several business changes will be made
in the city within the next few weeks.
Anna Sullivan entertained a number Of
young folks at her home on Eighth street
last night
Rev. Dwight 8. Bayley is having .
study fitted up in the Royston-G Clifford
block on Main street.
The democrats and populists OF Gar
field county meet in convention next
Saturday at Glenwood.
F.J. Mcfarland, manager Of the Colo
RADIO Sugar Manufacturing company, is
spending the week in Denver.
DR.. NJ. d. Dean OF Glenwood Springs
was elected Deputy Grand Master Of
Colorado Masons in Denver yesterday.
Glenwood is to have new water works
and electric light plants. Work has al
ready been commenced upon these sys-
TENS.
G. W. Delo, fireman at the electric
light plant, returned yesterday from .
two weeks outing In the North Fork
valley.
Another bakery and confectionery
store will be started in this city in few
days. Parties are row looking for To-
cation.
The Western Planning mill 10 rushed
with work these days. Alex. Seegmiller
reports that it 10 impossible to keep up
with orders.
The Royston- Clifford block has been
undergoing some needed repairs on tho
second story. now floor has been laid
ia the hallway.
The Thompson jew airy & Music store
will be removed into the rooms now oc-
cupied by the Bargain House about the
first OF October.
The job printing department Of The
Sentinel is kept busy at all times. Neat
work and reasonable prices find favor
with the public.
Mrs Edward j. Holmes Of Chicago,
cousin Of Mrs. M. v. 1harp. who has
been visiting with the latter In this city I,
left this morning over the narrow gauge
for the east.
l Pov Sn
the city on their way from Pennington.
| New Mexico, to Pocatello, Idaho. Mr..
Stevenson has two cars OF horses ana
| mules on the road.
Today two beet samplers were in the
fields testing the crop. This work will
be carried on until the close Of the sea-
son and the factory will bs started at an
early day next month.
Miss Allie Rice resigned as teacher Of
the fourth grade yesterday. The school
board held meeting last night to con-
slider the resignation and secure another
teacher to take her place.
The new tenement house on Second
street. erected by j. q. Ackerman, is
being finished and will in few days. be
ready for occupancy. 1t is neat struc-
turo and has all modern Improvements.
| Weather Observer Waldo received
telegram this morning notifying him
that no report would be sent him today.
The weather was not interierred with
however, on account OF tho order from
headquarters.
Otto Wiese, a well known beet seed
grower. of Quendlinburg. Germany. was
in the city today visiting the sugar fac
tory people and taking look at the
country. He was highly pleased with
things in general aud thought that this
was = splendid country for the growing
OF sugar beets.
All tho railroads are busy ana fall bus.
ineYs 10 starting off brisk. Every car on
the Western Is in use and orders for
weeks ahead have been fled. In the
northwest there is . great scarcity OF
cars and dispatch from Portland. Ore
gon day or two ago reports a shortage
of fully 300 cars.
For Sale-Perfectly gentle horse, new