The daily sentinel., 1901-02-11
The Local News.

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Thursday night.
H.G. Ballard Of Thoupsons, Utah, was
in the city yesterday.
The conductors will show you good
time Thursday night.
Don't miss the o. R. G. ball at the
opera house Thursday night.
W.R. Ratcliff and wife of Cincinnati
were Brunswick guests yesterday.
William O'Lord OF Chihuahua, Mex
leo, was Brunswick guest Sunday.
Today has been pay day with the Col
RADIO Sugar Manufacturing company.
The Conductors will entertain yo in
fine style at their ball Thursday night.
DR.. d. R. Bull spent several days ON
visit to his brother, near Delta, last
week.
Robert D. Hall OF Denver, auditor OF
the Colorado Telephone company, is in
the city.
The Elk's big fair will be held in Den
YER this week, commencing Wednesday,
the 18th.
Whenever you think Of Valentine day
think of the ball at the opera house that
night Admission 81.
Walter L. Sweet, typographical
artist on the Gunnison Republican,
spent Sunday in the city.
The conductors are making elaborate
preparations for their ball Thursday
night. You should be there.
Remember tho Lincoln DAY celebration
at the Armory on Tuesday night by the
Womans Relief Corps. Admission Is
cents.
Hon. Samuel G. McMullin leaves to-
morrow morning for Delta to attend a
session Of the Delta county district
court.
Mrs. Nellie Runkle Of Telluride, who
has been visisting Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Carnahan, leaves tonight for California
after pleasant visit in the city.
We offer ten cents to evrsy person
guessing the contents OF dish No. in
our windows.
Q. D. Smith & Co. Druggists
For Rent-Two new front rooms up
stairs; nicely furnished, with bath. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Rediker, Grand between 5th
and 9Th streets.
There will be special work in the Third
degree tomorrow night in the A. F. Il A.
M. lodge. Visiting brethren cordially
:.,,;Anl l,,noh mill sollou tho daurao
work.
For Sale-Or trade for improved
Grand Junction property, ten acres. five
acres in eight year old trees. Situated
one mile northeast Of town. Enquire at
this Office.
Kansas 10 always in trouble. A few
days ago tho conntry was being startled
by the capers Of one Mrs. Nation, and
now word comes that the Sunfower
state is snowbound.
Parson Tom Uzzell yesterday celebra-
ted tho sixteenth anniversary Of the be-
ginning Of his pastorate in Denver.
The Parson is one of the most beloved
ministers in the capital city.
We expect almost any day to hear
hat Senator Bucklin has grabbed a
hatchet abe smashed tho desk Of some
colleague who has spoken slightingly OF
his single tax bill.-Telluride Journal.
Mr.. Charles N. Coz, formerly mama
ger OF the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
Company's factory. at Grand Junction,
Colo is said to be promoting company
to build 1000 ton beet sugar factory at
Greeley or Eaton, Colo.--Beet Sugar
Gazette.
The Farmers Institutes to be hold in
this county during the next two weeks
promise to be of interest to every man
engaged in agricultural or horticultural
pursuits. They should BE- largely at
tended, as much valuable information
will be given out by the state speakers.
A 6O-page pamphlet. entitled "The
Birthdays Of Washington and Lincoln"
prepared by Helen L. Grenfell, superin-
tendent Of public instruction for the
public schools of the state, has reached
this office. 1t is a collection OF sayings
OF these two great central figures in
American history.
The farmers of Montrose county will
meet on the third Saturday OF each
month and discuss subjects Of agricul-