The daily sentinel., 1901-02-07
The Local News.

Elk's ball.
Wallace Schoolfield of Salida is amssg
today's visitors.
R. w. McGill and Ed Long of DeBeque
\ are visitors today,
Sec Hoover before buying or selling
second hand furniture.
Wanted-Competsnt girl for general
housework. Apply TO Mrs. s. g. Nc.
| Mullin.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
| lin is home from visit to Colorado
Springs.
The marriage of Victor Tharp in Salt
Lake City was quite surprise to his
friends here.
We offer ten cents to evrey person
guessing the contents of dish No. in
our windows.
c. D. Smith & Co. Druggists
Sousa's band will arrive in the city to-
night at $50 over the Midland. They
played in Glenwood Springs this after
noon and left there at o'clock for this
city. There is a large advance sale Of
seats for this great entertainment.
A very bad case OF sour grapes afflicted
our dear contemporary last night. 1t
was real sweet of it to notice the
work of The Sentinel. AS it possesses
the only blacksmith shop in the city, it
must be itself to whom it referred.
James d. Roberts is out on canvass
ing trip for the trade Of the Grand
Junction Milling and Elevator company,
which is growing larger each year. The
Star and Imperial brands of -four are
becoming household words on the west
ern slope.
On Tuesday Judge Gray was the recip-
lent OF a live 'possum from a Glenwood
friend, and the Judge is at q loss to know
what to feed him. He has writton over
asking what will agree with him to fat
ten him up. Let him have your diet,
judge-Meeker Herald.
This Office is under obligations to Mr..
Jack Gallupe for q copy of special edi-
ton of the El Paso (Tex) Daily Herald,
tuc bouNouiE 6oiu& oLISiod 0ISot
Southwest" The book is handsomely
illustrated and gives valuable informa-
ton regarding Ell Paso and other por-
tions OF the Lone Star State.
Joe Paxton took a run down to Grand
Junction last Sunday and brought back
one OF the finest target guns in the state.
Joe is very proud Of the weapon and will
make some great scores with it next sea
son. Aspen Times. Whom Joe gets
"fxed" for good work there's man in
the Avalanche Office who will shoot him
few rounds for honors. No luff!-Glen.
wood Avalanche.
The librarian of the Helper library
which is instituted for the benefit OF the
railway men who have their headquarters
there, writes this office that The Senti-
mel is more generally read than any
other paper that comes there. The
Helper library has been paid subscriber
for The Daily Sentinel for some years,
and is now paid in advance up to 1902.
1t is the news the people want
The Colorado Sugar Manfg. company
reports quite a number Of farmers as
coming to this vicinity. A number
have already arrived and more are com
ing. A basketball of letters are received
every day asking for information about
the culture OF beets and the inducements
to farmer to locaLe here. The company
is answering all these letters in detail
and they will be responsible for large
immigration this season.
James Fl. Ramey and wife returned to-
day from an extended eastern visit.
They have been gone seven weeks and
have visited st. Joe, Kansas City and
other points in Kansas and Nebraska.
Mr.. Ramey says times are booming in
that section OF the country and he be-
leves that there are good indications OF
big immigration to this section. He is
glad to get back to Grand Junction and
business and will enter more heartily
into work alter his splendid trip.
e. NJ. Slocomb says he is an out and
out candidate for the mayorality this
year. he makes no bones Of his candi-
dacy aud told Sentinel man today that
he would be in the feld. His platform
will be anti-saloon. He docs not think