The daily sentinel., 1901-03-18
THE CURRENT NEWS.


Engineers ball tonight.
Tonight at the Armory. Everyone 10
invited.
Don't let anything keep you from the
ball tonight.
III. Shelton, Of Cripple Creek. il .
pleasant visitor today.
A. Calmus returned Sunday noon from
a short visit to Denver.
bot turkey supper for tho dance to-
night, at the Grand hotel.
The Armory hall tonight will witness
one Of the most delightful balls OF tho
season.
Tho Pioneers Of the Pacific held forth
in lengthy and enjoyable session Satur-
day night.
Ex-Mayor George W. Armstrong and
F. w. DeLano Of DeBeque are among
today's visitors,
The proceeds for tho dance tonight 60
toward the support Of the Railway None
Home at Chicago.
All Elks are urgently requested to bs
present at the meeting tonight. Election
of officers will take place.
Will j. Work, Of Florence. editor and
proprietor OF tho Florence RsHner. was
in the city this morning on business.
Skin and blood purifisr-ths best is
Smiths Sarsaparilla.
G. D. Smith & Co.. Druggists.
When tho weather is bad and you feel
out Of sorts, that is just the time to 60
to a good dance. There's one at the Ar.
mory tonight.
Hon. George Smith has been in Den-
YER and Pueblo the past week on bust
ness in relation to his propos ID power
plant at Cameo.
A Hne lawn is . big addition to the
comfort and looks Of any home. Hardy
Brothers sell the right kind Of seed to
grow such lawn.
During the week Clsude Smith, now
one Of Grand Junction's business men,
visited in this city with his friend, Ralph
Allen Gunnison News.
Grand Junct'on's leading photogra-
pher, Frank e Dean, is in town, greet
ing friends and looking after his prop
erty here .-Gunnisou News.
For sale 30 acre fruit farm, ten years
old; best varieties under the highest
state OF cultivation (; good buildings.
Address Box 994. Grand Junction.
Samuel G. Nc Mullin and SOD, Bsntly,
left for Denver Sunday night. From
Denver Master Bentley McMullin will 20
on to Henderson. Ky. to visit his aunt,
Mrs. W. 81. Stiltes.
st. Patrick's Day falling on Sunday
this year, there was not 20 much cole
bration as is usual There wac an abun-
dant amount OF green in evidences, and
the sons OF "Ould Ireland" smiled broadly
as they contemplated the virtues Of Ire.
lands patron saint.
II you want to see u really up-to.date
line OF suits and cloaks. call at the Bruns-
wick paflors tonight aud all day tomor-
row. These goods are strictly first class
in fashion. make and Goth. No trouble
to show the goods. Prices are below
anything ever seen here.
Frank e Dean. Grand Junction's
crack photographer, came up on We'd
nesday to look after his property inter
eats here. Frank says business 10 good
and that the city 10 building up right
along, it being difficult matter to dnd
a vacant residence. Tribune.
The Grand Junction Business College
opened this morning again after an on
forced closing Of nearly two weeks. All
the rooms have boon thoroughly gone
over and repainted and additions made
80 that now the college is better able
than ever to do the work for which 1t
was ests blished.
Joha h. Pierce. formerly book keeper
for the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company, has gone to Loveland at the
instance OF some OF the ofncers Of the
sugar company at that point, to accept .
responsible position. Mr.. Pierce 10
very capable and genial gentleman and
Loveland gains by numbering him among
its citizens
$3.50 cash buys finest ten acres Of TOO