The daily sentinel., 1901-09-30
LOCAL NEWS.

yesterday.
No use denying it. The Bazaar is the
place to deal.
Try The Progress for your bread and
cakes Always fresh.
The October term Of the district court
convenes tomorrow In this city.
The best place in the city to get bread,
cakes and pies is at The Progress. Try
it.
J. P. Conlsy has opened shoe shop
in the new building on Second and Col
orado.
Ike Aiksns, a young man from Ala
bama, is an addition to the population
OF this valley.
There were five sections Of Rio Grande
train No. through here Saturday
night westbound.
In the absence # ]. Ernest Logan in
Denver Miss Orda Hoskins is working In
the Office Of Horace T. DeLong.
Jabour's circus train OF eight cars and
coaches passed through this city last
evening, going to Dallas, Texas.
Don't fail to attend the play at the
Park opera house Tuesday night. Re-
served seats at Haskell's pharmacy.
The teachers of the public schools
we're entertained at the home OF Super
intendent Miller Saturday evening.
The Modern Woodmen band left for
Denver this morning, where they will
ulay for the Festival Of Mountain and
Plain.
"Ths World" at tho Park opera house
Tuesday night is one Of tho best scenic
productions ever produced in the United
States.
Mrs. Bennett, who has spent the sum-
msr in California, returned to Grand
Junction Friday and is stopping with
John Hill and family.
"The Abbey" Gail Murray's new sa-
loon on the corner OF Colorado avenue
and Fourth STREET. will be thrown open
to the public tonight.
Charles Culberth, head stone mason
for John j. Lumsdsn. the contractor and
builder, returned last night from short
visit with his family near Collbrsn.
James o. Parrish, special agent Of the
Manchester Insurance company, Of Den
YER, was in tho city today transacting
business with Horace T. DeLong, the To-
cal agent.
Tho verdict for manslaughter in the
Frank A. Mahaney case which was rem
dered at Gunnison last week has been
set aside and new trial granted. Ma
haney has relatives living in the lower
valley.
Chas. A. Smith, manager OF the Mesa
Dry Goods company, left Saturday night
for Chicago and the east whore he will
purchase full line Of fall and winter
goods for the firms store in this city.
Mr.. Smith will be gone ten days.
The Festival Of Mountain and Plain,
the great annual event in Denver, will
open tomorrow People from all over
the state arc hocking into the capital
city and the daily papers say that the
rush at the Union depot is simply awful.
The work OF excayating for the new
Jenkins hotel was completed this week.
The building will be T-shaped with
&C. foot frontage OF Main street. with
depth of 81 feet, two stories and con-
tanning twenty rooms.-Palisade Courier.
8. McClae, who owns a fine twenty
acre ranch in rhe valley, after spending
some little time hero with Delaplain 4
Crosby, the real estate men, left this
morning for West Pullman. near Chica-
20, where he is engaged in the hotel
business.
At the Park, on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 1st, "The World" great scenic
production, beautiful in sentiment, with
strong human interest, exciting episodes.
and thrilling situations. A play that
has won success on two continents.
Tickets on sale at Haskells Pharmacy.
At an early hour Sunday morning an
alarm OF fire was sent in from the Union
depot The hre proved to be An old
narrow gauge bunk car. which was
burned Several Of the men sleeping IN
it had a narrow escape and their clothes
were burned up. 1t is supposed that