The daily sentinel., 1901-02-23
THE CURRENT NEWS.

ply at this office.
Hon. Bantor Canon spent the day in
the city yesterday.
All kinds of tablets and box stationery
at c. D. Smith & Co.'S Druggists.
Wanted Competent girl to do general
housework. inquire at postoffice.
The Arthur drug company has begun
the sale Of ice cream for the season.
Arthur Gormley is home from visit
to his friend William McPheeley at Port
land, formerly Of this city.
Prof. c. w. Shaw and wife are at
Glenwood Springs in attendance at the
Farmers Institute.
X. e. Burns and G. T. Turner general
and state agent Of the Mutual Life In
surance company ara visiting their agent
Horace 7. DeLong today.
j. h. Fesler OF Glenwood Springs,
wee president of the First National bank
of that place, spent yesterday in this city
with his friend, Orson Adams.
The new machinery for the Mollie
Brooks mine in the Unaweep district has
been places in position. This is one OF
the most promising claims in that great
copper camp.
A Farmers Institute is being held at
Glenwood Springs today. These meet
ings are becoming very popular and as
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farmers, are we'll attended.
The Grand Junction Town & Develop.
ment company have some fine residence
and business lots for sale cheap on the
installment plan. For further informa-
tion see,
Ramey Brothers, Agents.
There was no general observance OF
Washington's birthday in the city yester
day Flags foated from the public
school buildings, the banks and the
postofiice we're closed and there we're ex
ercses in the schools commemorative of
the day.
"The Telephone Girl' is in two acts.
The audience roars from start to finish.
The music is the best that that famous
composer, Gustave Kerker, ever evolved.
The company is entirely new and one of
the best on the road. At the Park next
Wednesday.
Remember the Farmers Congress, d
three days session, takes place in this
city next week, beginning Thursday
There will be afternoon and evening
meetings. A splendid program has been
arranged. Speakers Of state and ma
tional prominence will be in attendance
at the meeting.
The fruit growers Of the Grand valley
are busy these days trimming trees and
placing their orchards in prime condition
for the coming season. Every indica-
ton points to good fruit year again.
The Frost King is the only thing that
can knock the Grand valley out Of an I'M
mense crop OF fruit in 1901.
DR.. S. M. Bradbury, the near friend
OF w. S. Phillips manager OF the Book
Cliff railroad received letter from Mr..
Phillips saying that his father had pass
ed away at about the time of his arrival
home and was buried near the ancestral
home OF the Phillips family on Monday
the 18th of February. The many friends
OF Mr.. Phillips in this city will learn
with regret of the loss sustained by Mr..
Phillips. The deceased was man Of
wealth and social position among the old
families Of Massachusetts and was re-
garded in the vicinity of his home Of a
man OF parts. Mr.. Phillips writes that
he expected to start for home the latter
part of this week, his duties here, which
are many, requiring his presence.
Sassafras Bark is a good spring remedy,
but Sarsaparilla is better. Try US. G. d.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
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