The daily sentinel., 1901-07-24
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Mrs. Bert Meade left this morning for
Gunnison.
Home grown tomatoes are plentiful on
the market.
81 croquet sets at 81. Thompson Jew
elry L. Music 90.
The Wells, Fargo company has receiv-
cd a new express wagon.
You're not in it unless you get your
turnout from Platt & Payne.
A harness maker wanted. Address
Hartke & Sheets, Meeker. Colo.
81 buys hammock now from US.
Thompson Jewelry d Music Co.
Tho dedication of the Carnegie library
occurs tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Ladies call at our store and ask for a
palm leaf fan. Q. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mantey are spend
ing a few days at Salt Lake City on an
outing.
City Water Commissioner John G.
Mckinney is enjoying an outing at Mesa
Lakes.
M. l.. Watson and John Saunders Of
Grant City, Mo-, are ARRIVALS in the city,
looking after some land interests.
Train No 3 was reported indefinitely
late at noon today, owing to snow slide
in the Glenwood canon, near Shoshone.
Mr.. and Mrs Orson Adams and chill
dyen leave tomorrow morning over the
narrow gauge for an outing at Gunni-
son.
The body OF b. A. Eastman, the Pull
man conductor, will be shipped to Den
YER tonight by Undertaken Bannister for
interment.
Miss Lucy Humphries has resumed
work at her parlors over the old post
office building. Embarrassing and man
touring reasonably done.
A Snap-If taken at once, 20 acres OF
good land in good location. near school,
II desired long time will be given. See
Rsmey Brothers, Agents.
Alvin Borschell, clerk in the postoffice,
who has been confined to his bed for
some time, WAS on the streets yesterday.
His man, friends will hope for his rapid
recovery.
died a. De eBeque OF consumption, yester-
da,, was shipped to Red Oak, Iowa. for
interment. The body was embalmed by
W. 81. Bannister.
l. j. Luce stenographer, had the mis-
fortune to cut his finger quite badly,
which will disable him for work for some
time. He left this morning for Delta to
spend a couple OF weeks with friends.
SO Vindex Camera, 81 314, 30.
1s5 Vve "A x414. 50.
s6 Eureka 31s x31a, $3.50.
l $40 Cyclone 4x5, So.
Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
committe OF merchants consisting OF
]. NJ. Sampliner, O. P. holland and e. A.
Wadsworth are out soliciting the mer
chants to close their stores on Friday,
August 8, the day OF the Woodmen Log
rolling.
l. N. Bunting received today from
Rodney Jay, who is spending his vaca-
ton at Mesa lake. one OF the largest
trout seen in this city the present sea-
son. 1t was twentyfour inches in length
and the flesh hard as rock. Thomis
Lowen, who brought the flsh down from
the lake, said that fishing was very good
there and that quite a number Of fish OF
the same size had been caught by Mr..
Jay and himself.
Tne Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company at Grand Junction has done
the pioneer work Of sugar beet growing
in Colorado and in studying out the best
methods, has met with many adverse
influences. That factory now pays farm
srs "a % per ton for beets with from II
to 10 per cent OF sugar. ind 25 cents for
each additional per cent, the highest
price yet paid being for bee.s with ~
per cent OF sugar content The Grand
Junction factory has a capacity of $50
tons d ally Rocky Mountain World.
Mary E. Osborn, of Atlanta. Georgia,
mother of J. w Osborn the we'll known