The daily sentinel., 1901-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.

No use denying it. The Bazaar il the
place to deal.
For rept-Two furnished rooms. Sec
ond and Grand.
Try Tho Progress for your bread and
cakes. Always fresh.
Eastern goods at eastern prices. at tho
Ladies' Emporium.
For sale-Piano and household goods.
Inquire at tho Sentinel office.
Another shipment Of autumn hats re-
ceived today at The Ladies' Emporium,
Ths best place in the city to get bread,
cakes and pies is at The Progress. Try
it.
John J. Lumsden and Samuel Snyder
returned from the Dolores country last
evening.
j. Andrews came down from Rifle
last night to take part in tho sugar-oeet
campaign.
Fancy groceries and confectionery at
The Progress. Everything clean and
up-to date.
For Sale-One Crescent tendem bicy
Gle, nearly new. viii sell for $40. Ad-
dresa Sentinel office.
The regular weekly dance will be given
at the Turner hall this evening. Ad-
mission, SOC; ladies' free.
Once used, always used, Smiths Dan
dercide the danruff cure. Sold by @. D.
Smith T. Co. il, druggists.
A first. class gig for sale. This is the
biggest bargain ever offered. Apply to
DR.. Walpole. The eye man.
Wanted Ap experienced girl for gen
e1al house work. Apply mornings at
corner Seventh and Grand.
Mrs. L. Lopas and daughter, Mise Le-
one, returned home from their trip to
California Monday evening.
j. A. Austin. Rio GFands Western
bridge inspector, arrived in town ysster-
day evening on his velocipede.
The Ladies' Guild Of St. Matthew's
church will meet at the home Of Mrs. A.
A. Miller on Fifth street Thursday at
2:3O pm.
Rev. c. W. G. Lyon returned home
from Salt Lake City yesterday morning,
much delighted with his trip to the
"City OF the Saints"
There will be no evening service at the
Congregational church tonight on &C
count OF the Sunday school convention
at the Presby yterian church.
Chas. w. Haskell returned last even
ing from the Plateau valley, where he
has been doing some surveying and To-
eating a number Of reservoirs.
The Metropolitan Restaurant, in the
new postofAce block on Fourth street,
will serve supper for the Citizens band
ball Friday evening, October 4th.
Big heads, little heads, swell heads;
it makes no difference. All can be cured
OF dandruff by use OF Smith d Cos dan
dercide. Sold by G. D. Smith l. Co.,
druggists.
MIS-. 1ODe Dubblu WAS ptdCou III Ln0
city Jail last night on account Of being
mentally unbalanced. She will be taken
before Judge Sweeney this evening and
tried as to her sanity.
A fresh, now stock OF goods, the latest
in style, up-to date in every particular.
Goods artistisally arranged by an expert
trimmer. Don't forget the place. The
Ladies' Emporium. south side OF Main
street, opposite the Fair.
j. s. Davidson, a pioneer prospector,
who has been employed on the fine fruit
and hay farm of W. T. Staup above
Whitewater, all summer, Is visiting here
this week and may make his homo in
Grand Junction for the winter.
Joe Mills, formerly . resident Of Grand
Junction, but recently employed in the
Home Pyritic smelter at Ouray, was
badly injured about the face Monday
evening by the explosion Of pot OF mol
ten matte. The matte was being dis
chaIged into the pot, and for some rsa-
son exploded. throwing the hot matte in
to Mills face, putting out ono and poesi
bly, both eyes and badly burning him.
He is 35 years OF age, single, and has