The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
At the Armory the 18th inst.
Clean rags wanted at this office.

Visiting III tno ClCy.
Benjamin and Frank Keifer, of Fruita,
were in the city today on business.
Columbine band balls are always good
but the one on the 18th will be better
than anything they have ever given.
John F. Moore left last night for Den
yer in the terest Of the Fruit Growers
Association.
Wanted-Woman to do washing at my
home. Must be first class. Call over
Strouse's store.
Charles Seiber, the ca,tleman from the
lower valley, was trausacting business in
the city today.
J.C. Glassford, the local agent OF the
Continental Oil company, is suffering
from la grippe.
The County Board was in session to-
day. But little business OF Importance
was transacted.
A goodly portion of the younger popu-
lation of Grand junction were enjoying
| themselves on the ice yesterday.
A missionary who was in Pekin, China,
during the Boxer trouble, will lecture at
the Presbyterian Church next Friday
evening.
The indications are that snow and
colder weather will be here by tomorrow.
| This afternoon desperate effort was
made to rain.
Mr.. w. r. Lee, Of Glenwood Springs,
deputy game warden, was circulating
among his numerous friends in Grand
Junction today
John Il. Phillips sold house and lot
to Edward Caulson, Of Esterville, Iowa.
The papers were made out today by
Horace T. DeLong.
Miss Rosa holland who has been the
guest of Miss Ida Slocomb for the past
few days, returned to her home near
Fruita this morning.
A representative OF Boston capitalists
will be in Grand JunctioJ this week to
investigate into the copper mining in
dustry in the Unaweep camp.
A special from Washington to the
Rocky Mountain News says that Repre-
sentatives Bell and Shafroth will both
go into the democratic caucus.
Mr.. Samuel Fowler, of Iowa, has ar
rived here to make this city his perma-
nent home. He is located on one OF the
c.. B. Rich properties on South street.
There was considerable trouble among
the men who are putting up ice for the
| railroad companies at this point about
wages to be paid, and for time strike
was iminent.
The indications are that Thomas Pat
terson, editor of the Rocky Mountain
Newe, will be chosen as the new United
States Senator from Colorado by the
present legislature.
Mrs Henry Buhman died at the FAM
lily home near Cameo yesterday. The
funeral occurred today ana the inter-
ment took place at Mesa. Undertaken
Gourlsy sent casket to Cameo laet
night on No. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Conyne, Of Pelican
Rapids, Minnesota, are new arrivals in
the city. They are che father and moth
er OF Mrs. F. E. Blaisdell and have come
here with the expectation OF making this
city their future home.
The Midland has made arrangements
for a through Pullman car service be-
tween this city and st. Paul, Minn..
which will be inaugurated on the 9th
inst. This service will not conflict with
tn through service between this city
and Chicago.
E1pressman Platt's wagon was knock
ed into kindling wood just west OF the
depot last night by passenger train No.
8 on the Rio Grande Western. The
team broke loose from the wagon in time
to save their lives. The driver made the
attempt to cross the track in front of the
train
A Joint installation Of the local lodge
OF ". OF w. and Apple Blossom Circle
will take place at the hall on Thursday
evening Of this week. After the officers
are installed by e. M. Slocomb, OF the
Cash Hardware store, big banquet will
be held Arrangements are being made
for large attendance and fully IT'S
plates will be laid.