The daily sentinel., 1901-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.

House at your own price during the
great removal sale
w. D. Lee OF Salida was in tho city
today on railroad business.
Saturday evening the socialists placed
full county ticket in the field.
The great removal sale is attracting
lots of people to the Bargain house.
j. W. Fleming and Clifford Lamb
have purchased the Graham second hand
store.
A verdict was reached late Saturday
night in the Mahaney murder trial at
Gunnison.
A new barber shop has been opened
up in the building just opposite the
Revere hotel.
R. q. Bancroft, the hustling real es-
tate agent, OF Palisade, was in the city
today transacting business.
Store Keeper McSherry at the Book
Cliff camp, was In the city today look
ing for house for his family.
In another column OF today's paper
will be found list OF the delegates to
the republican county convention.
j. F. Mcfarland. manager OF the COL
orado Sugar company, arrived home
yesterday from trip to Denver.
The democrats and populiste OF Gar
field fused at their conventions Satur-
day and placed ticket in the field.
P. F. Roe, butcher from Colorado
Springs, is in the valley looking for To-
cation. Mr.. Roe tips the beam at 1856
pounds.
8. s. Smith arrived from Manassa,
Colo. =, yesterday with car OF agricul.
tursl and household effects. He goes
to Utah to reside.
The republicans of Mesa county held
their primaries Saturday. Thursday
they will hold their county convention
at the court house.
Mrs. Blume will have public sale at
tho Verhaffsted ranch, five miles east Of
the city, on October Let. A melon feast
will be drawing card.
The Citizens band will open the dance
season with grand ball on the night Of
Oct. 4th. The band will also give a
complimentary concert on Main street
Oct. 3rd.
The Citizens band concert In the park
yesterday afternoon was highly appre-
ciated by the several hundred people
who were op the ground and In the VIC
unity.
Mrs. Iona Dustin OF Denver and Mre.
E J. Vincent OF Durango have rented
the room, No. 248, On Colorado avenue
and will conduct a restaurant, bakery
and hotel.
Miss Pauline Worth OF Delta stopped
off in this city on her return from a
pleasant trip to Salt Lake City. While
here she was the guest Of her friend,
Miss Bessie Primrose.
A. o. Arnold. proprietor Of tho Senate
Cafe, opened his place Of business in the
Currie block this evening for 6 o'clock
dinner. The Senate Cafe is one OF the
neatest restaurants ever opened in this
city.
A pumpkin measuring 70 inches in
circumference and weighing 80 pounds
is on exhibition in grocery store at Sa-
Ida 1t is OF the Missouri variety and
30 the people of that place have to "be
shown"
There should, at least, be a canning
factory every six miles in the Grand val
ley. One at the Junction, one at Clifton
and another at Palisade, and il Palisade
don't get one for next years crop it will
be a misfortune. .--Palisade Courier.
r. H. Bancroft was this week notified
by A. j. Muzzey of Norton. Kansas. who
visited the valley some time ago, that he
had decided to take the sixteen acre
tract just west OF Miller & Barrow, shown
him at the time OF his visit. .--Palisade
Courier.
The Western Oil company has COM
menced work on their fret we'll near
Parachute, Garfield county. Expert
drillers from Florence are doing the
work. The company expects to sink
the we'll $500 feet unless oil is found be-
fore that depth is reached