The daily sentinel., 1901-05-04
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Glassford sells window awnings.
School election occurs Monday.
Council will meet Monday night.
Tho ball Of the Citizens band May TO-
Daniel Hill is working in the Aeea
Comfy State bank.
The Citizens band will give a concert
tonight at Dowrey's corner.
The warm sunshine brought many
people out Of their homes to erjoy it. .
We make the coldest coda water in
town. Q. D. Smith & Co, druggists.
A splendid concert precedes the ball OF
the Citizens band. Friday night May 10.
Second No. 4 from the west, due here
in the morning, arrived at 2:20 this af-
ternoon.
You will do the right thing by patron
ising the ball oNthe Citizens band at the
Armory. Friday night, May 10.
Miss Pearl Powelson's school grade is
picnicing today at the Book Cliffs, the
guests Of Manager W. s. PHILIPPE.
The Citizens Band will give a grand
concert and ball at Armory hall May
10th. Tickets 81 90; ladies free.
Grocerymen complain that it is pretty
hard work to make their deliveries on
account Of the condition OF the streets.
Nothing . miss can want in perfumes
or toilet articles but she'll find it in our
stock. G. D. Smith & Co, druggists.
J.N. Corbin, OF the Moab Times, is
still in the city cussing because he could
not get out, on account Of delay in the
trains.
George w. Hutton, Of the firm OF
Pierce 4 Hutton, has been on the sick
list for several weeks past. He is i'm
proving slowly.
Mise Maidie VanBure has been elect
ed teacher OF Mt. Lincoln school in dis
trict No. s, and Miss Beulah Van Buren,
of the Palisade school.
Legal business took Attorney Hogg to
Grand junction today. >. Attorney
Howe is also at Grand Junction on legal
business Telluride Journal.
Frank Lowen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lowen. arrived home last night
from Grand Island, where he has been
in attendance at school.
L. r Rhodes. prominent at orney Of
Provo, and John A. Ewing, Leadville
attorney. are in the city today on mat
ters before Judge Stevens in the district
court.
Mrs. Milton Gilbert. OF Salids, former
ly Miss Alice Hawkins, was an arrival
on the delayed narrow gauge last night.
She is a guest OF her sister Mrs Ora
Reams.
More cattle than ever before are going
to the Plateau country this year. 1t
has been demonstrated that the Plateau
is among the best sections in all Colora-
do for feeding cattle.
II you propose to be rid Of the fly pest
this season, have your screen doors and
windows made early. The Western
Planning Mill is headquarters for all
classes Of screen work.
1t is not for personal gain that the
Citizens band give their coming ball. 1t
ls to provide the band with a fund for
securing the best instruments and the
best possible talent. Give them lift.
There will be a special conclave OF
Temple Commandery, No. %, X. T.. this
evening at o'clock. Work in the Red
Cross degree. A full attendance is re-
quested, and visiting Sir Knights are
cordially invited.
Grand Junction is now considering
two important propositions-that Of bor-
ing for oil and new hotel. II the city
needs oil half as bad as she needs new
hotel, she ought to be bored to death. -
Ouray Herald.
In a period OF nine years, The Sentinel
has kept to the fore as the leading job
house Of the city. Our stock is the
largest of any printing house in the city,
and our work tells it's own tale. as far as
the printing art is concerned.
Train No. s arrived in the city at 2:45
this afternoon. 1t was due here last
night at 1l:l9. All trains were ordered
hold ha-e until rho slidao in tho Capop