The daily sentinel., 1901-02-14
Tonight at the Park.
o. R. @. ball tonight.
Go to the ball tonight.

Go to the ball tonight.
Don't miss the ball tonight.
Be sure and go to the o. r. G. ball.
President Diaz, Of the Republic oil
Mexico. 10 seriously i'll.
All kinds of tablets and box stationery
at Q D. Lmith & Co.'S Drnggists.
W. q. Bannister received large con
signmsnt Of trunks and valises today.
It's the place to 60 to have . good
time. The ball at the Armory tonight.
New meat market at Pierce & Hutton's
grocery. Try them for groceries and
meat.
For Sals-1O acre orchard land one
mile north Of town. Trees and alfalfa.
Call at this ONCE.
Lost-between Fourth and Fifth on
Main. . mink boa. Leave at Bedwslls
livery barn and receive reward.
Meserve BroA started to lay brick this
morning on their new business block on
Main street. between Third and Fourth.
Horace T. DsLong, the real estate
rustler and insurance man. is never too
busy to give the reporter an item OF
news.
Grand junction Chapter No. "a R. A.
M. meets this evening at 7:3O. A full
attendance is requested and visiting
companions cordial invited.
The Rocky Mountain News OF Wednes-
day, February IL, had on it's first page
an illustration showing the locations Of
the Eve sugar beet factories in Colorado.
Attend the auction sale at tho Thomp.
son Jewelry and Music store, Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. This is a clean
up snap, and all goods will be sold re-
gardless Of cost.
A subscription paper was circulated
this forenoon to defray the funeral ex-
penses Of Paddy" Smith. The body
was buried this afternoon, Undertaken
Gourley having charge.
Saiida h making strenuous efforts to
secure the Presbyterian college Of the
southwest. This institution 10 at present
located at Del Norte but the synod has
decided to remove the college to another
point.
Saturday. February 18th. tho Thomp-
son Jewelry and Music Co. commence an
auction sale Of goods in all departments,
to reduce stock preparatory to the spring
business. The sale will begin promptly
at o'clock.
Hugh McDay, a member Of the firm OF
Mckay & Stroud OF DeBeque, spent the
day in this city. Mr.. Mckay attended
the stock convention at Salt Lake City
several weeks ago and then took a trip
up into Idaho on business. He stopped
off here on his way homo.
w. R. Lee aud Judge Noonan left laet
evening for Denver. where they went in
the interest Of the deer hide trial. When
the case came up at Meeker, the jury Of
twelve mon disagreed. A now trial will
be the result, and it 10 called for March
IL. Judge Noonan will confer with tho
attorney while In Denver Glen wood
Avalanche.
One Of the largest card parties OF the
season was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Meyer ON First street last
evening, there being forty people a.
guests. After = delicious luncheon was
served a musical program was rendered.
The evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner. Mrs. G. A. Smith was tho for
tunate lady and won the favor, which
was the bust OF tho poet Robert Burns.
J. F. Brink carried of the Rsntleman's e
prize, a beautiful hand painted paper
weight.
James NJ. Kennedy. commanding
ofiicer Of Troop A, arst squadron, N. g.
O., caused the arrest Of five troopers
yesterday for non-attendance at drill
and other regular meetings Of the troop.
The boys upon whom tho warrants were
served by Sheriff Wallis were Will j.
Stull, Victor v. ThArpe, Edward .Welch,
w. G. Baylis and R. l. Higday. The
trial was set for 7:3O last evening before
Judge Joseph P. Sweeney and Stull and
Tharpe plead guilty. The ether boys
entered plea OF not guilty and the trial
was continued over until the same hour
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