The daily sentinel., 1901-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.


Wantsd-An eight-hols range. Call
at Brighton, room l.
Rave you seen ths new blue china
dlshe. at the Bazaarf
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoesch are vis
iting tho City OF the Saints.
Mrs. Walpols and children will return
Friday or Saturday Of this week.
Quite a number OF men are employed
making new cinder pits at the round
house.
The youngest child Of Walter l.. Mul-
key 10 quite i'll Nth an attack Of pneu-
monia.
Sec our show window on next Monday
the 10th, for nobby millinery.
The Fashion.
Il. L. Knowles, representing the Buck
ley Custom Shirt company OF 81. Louis,
is in tho city calling upon his customers.
The Seventh Day Adventists will hold
q camp meeting at Glenwood Springs,
commencing tomorrow and continuing
for week.
The republicans OF Mesa county will
hold their primaries cn Saturday Of this
week at the usual places from to 8
o'clock pm.
Frank Shores departed yesterday
morning for Salt Lake City where he
will play with Held's band during the
Dlks carnival.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Thursday, September 10th, as day of
prayer and mourning for the president
OF the United States.
Hor Sals-A perfect saddle horse and
good driver. Weight, $50 pounds Cen
tie and trim. -Four years old. Apply 70
G. 8. Waldo. Weather Bureau.
The Bent County Democrat OF Las An.
imss. under tho editorship Of g. NJ. Dan
ford, formerly Of this city, was wonder
fully improved with the nrst number.
W. j. Neer and family Of Labette
county, Kansas stopped over hero last
night on there way from Ogden to Villa
Grove where they will visit relatives be-
fore returning to the sunfower state.
D. Cavenaugh and wife who have re-
Gently been employed by VIM. Bonn
gardner, left this morning for Salt Lake.
Mr., G. is a Son Juan miner and expects
to engage in mining at some Utah camp.
Owing to needed repairs
now going on at Gourley's
furniture store room, he 10
selling furniture cheaper
than ever before Bargains
are many. Call and see.
Ranchnen in the vicinity OF Durango
must be raising sugar beets over there.
as this from tho Democrat sounds that
way: "Let . carload OF sugar bests be
sent to Grand junction. Railroad will
no doubt transport the exhibit free.
Ship In an open car"
The residences of Thomas Hadcock on
Pitkin. between Fourth and Fifth streets,
caught Ere Sunday morning The
goods were removed from with but
little damage, but the interior OF the
building was ruined by water and smoke.
The loss will be close 10 $500 with some
Insurance.
n O. Rohrsbacher. who issued the
brief History of the Grand Valley" from
this office several years ago, is at present
preparing a work for Dursneo entitled
"Ths Great San Jsan." Mr. Rohrabach-
sr is an artist In this special work and
will get out an edition creditable TO that
county.
Who is Jour druggisti Perhaps you
may think it does not matter, but it is
just as important to have a druggist as
il 10 to have a doctor. A registered
pharmacist will always be found ln our
store and one who is capable Of COM
pounding or dispensing medicines and
phsrmacal preparations. We are al
ways ready and willing to serve you.
@. d. Smith 4 Co.
In speaking OF the sugar bset industry
in Utah the Salt Lake Herald OF Sunday
says: "Ihs total acreage Of beets this
year is 7,1OO acres, distributed from Salt
Lake county to Sanpete county; the bulk,
however, OF the acreage is In the vicinity
Of Lehi, Provo. Spring vile. Spanish Fork
and Payson. Tho condition of the beets