The daily sentinel., 1901-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.

many du ing the great removal sale.
Henry Bollen Of Hannah Creek was
transacting business in the city today.
Anderson's Bargain House will give
you bargains during the removal sale.
Frank Haskell will make trip to
Hannah Creek tomorrow on court busi-
ness.
Rev. j. M. p. Martin has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church in Grand
Junction
1t took "a days for homing pigeon 10
go from Denver to Pittsburg, distance
of over 1000 miles
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Bunting have been
enjoying themselves at Atlantic City,
New jersey, the past week.
Parties are figuring on establishing an
ice plant iu this city. Such an industry
would be paying proposition.
Miss Frances G. Hews, the blind i'm
personator and humorist at the Armory
tonight. Don't fail to hear her.
The October term OF the district court
will convene on Tuesday of next week.
There is heavy criminal docket.
J. M. Perry, who owned a one-t third in
terest in the Grand Junction Feed Co.
store. sold out to his partners yesterday.
A rich mineral strike was made in q
mine near this city yesterday. Full par
ticulars in another part Of today's paper.
According to the Salt Lake papers the
Hlks have been having glorious time
10 the "City OF the Saints" the past
week.
Prof. Alexander and wife. Roland
Thornton and other musicians will take
part in the program, for the w. r. G. en-
tertainment at the armory tonight.
We are creating a demand for our
manufactured preparations. Whys Be-
cause they give satisfaction.
@. D. Smith & Co.
The Turner's have discontinued their
Sunday evening dances. Regular week
ly dance Wednesday. September 25tb, at
Turner nall Admission Soc. Ladies
free
7. J. Clark and wife. OF Quincy, Hi
nois, are visiting Mrs. Clark's sister,
Mrs. b. F. Rea. Mr.. Clark is commis-
sioner OF the Chester (Illinois) peniten.
tiary.
At meeting OF the school board last
night j. B. Bacon OF Mesa was chosen as
q teacher in the schools. He will take
the fourth grade room, made vacant by
the resignation Of Mise Rice.
William Collins, superintendent OF the
Columbia mill at Telluride, visited his
old time friend, q. v. Edwards Of the
Grand hotel, yesterday. Mr.. Collins
left last night for California on trip.
A fearful wind storm struck this city
during the night and as result mum.
bsr OF awnings were "knocked galley
west" and the alkali dust found it's way
into the business houses and homes in
large quantities.
Hardy Bros. shipped out carload OF
fruit yesterday. This firm has done an
immense business this season and have
had all they could handle at this place,
Clifton, Palisade and Fruita, where they
have warehouses.
The management of the indian school
are figuring on lighting the buildings
either with electricity or gas. They will
require about $50 lights and the Grand
Junction Electric Light company has
submitted bid for furnishing the cleo
tricity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Ackerman, left
this morning for Denver. They will
spend the balance OF the week in the
capital city and while there will pur-
chase stock OF goods for the new store
which will be opened up about the fif.
teenth OF next month.
j M. Price, superintendent OF the
street car line. says that parties have
been in the habit Of placing obstruc-
tions on the track, which have caused
him much time and trouble to remove.
he authorizes The Sentinel to state that
. reward OF Is will be paid for the ar
rest and conviction OF anyone interfering
with the road. The obstructions have
generally been put on the trsck some
whore between the Royalty Club and