The daily sentinel., 1901-03-01
THE CURRENT NEWS.

"For Rent" cards at The Sentinel
Office.
D. w. Hawthorne is Palisades visitor
today.
Cigars and Soda. G. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Special sale on kitchen utensils at An
derson's Saturday.
Sewing by the day. Florence X,
Hum. P.O. Box 431.
The Woodmen worked late last night
initiating candidates.
Room and board-Home cooking at
No. 437 on third and South.
Frank Fuller and wife, OF Gibson City
Illinois, were Brunswick guests last
night.
Our specially is Drugs, and we try to
keep all kinds. G. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Frank Catalina, a we'll known young
Italian, is back in the city again on
visit today.
At Anderson's Bargain House Satur-
day you can buy all kinds of kitchen
utensils cheap.
The sprinkler has been laying the dust
on the streets today, much to the graft
fcation of the public.
ii. r. Kamm returned to this city last
night en- route home to Glenwood from
visit to his property in Delta county.
G. T. Trobitz, the timer, has closed
out his business and can be found with
| Slocomb, the cash hardware merchant.
George Austin and j H. Bradley, OF
Lehi, Utah, were arrivals in tho city last
night to attend the Farmers Congress
today.
DR.. Barton o. Aylesworth, president
OF the State Agricultural college at Ft.
Collins, was an arrival in the city last
| night.
Every housewife should take advant-
age of the special sale at the Bargain
House Saturday and lay in a supply Of
basins, pans, covers, etc.
For Sale wenty acres, five miles east
OF city, half in trees bearing, balance
cultivated. Five room house, fair out-
| buildings Box 946, Postoffice.
w. a. Clarke, father OF Mrs. q g..
| Bedwell, is an arrival III the city. MIR
Clark formerly resided here. He is being
greeted by many old time friends.
| ~ A. d, To
| day for the first time in several weeks.
He has had bad attack o! la grippe.
His friends are glad to see him about
| again.
Gen. w. f. Cross and family are visi.
tors in the city today. The general has
| but recently returned from his old home
in Minnesota and he finds many improve
| ments here.
| The divorce case of Ong vs. Ong was
concluded late yesterday afternoon and
given to the jury. A verdict was reached
late last evening in favor OF the defend
ant, Mrs. Ong.
| Professor William Paddock OF the
State Agricultural College at Fort Col
Inns arrived in the city last evening. He
ia on the program OF the Farmers Con-
gress.
Saturday afternoon at the Thompson
Jewelry and Music company Grand
| Upright Piano will be auctioned. The
| piano will be auctioned of in the same
manner as any other goods
| The Denver & Rio Grande railroad will
| have low excursion rates to all points in
Montana, Washington, Oregon and Cal
ifornia during March and April. See
city agent or write S. X. Hooper, Den
YER.
The piano that is to be sold Saturday
afternoon at auction is full size Cabi
net Grand of first class make, Y octaves,
three strings and fully warranted for five
years.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
| Mrs. George Bradley, OF Ouray, was
an arrival in the city last night over the
narrow guage. Mrs. Bradley, who was
Miss Minnie King and we'll known in
this city. She Goes to join her husband
George Bradley in San Francisco, when
| they will sail for a pleasure trip to the