The daily sentinel., 1901-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.

A smoke tnat GlVoe sdtleiuCsoh Son oo
had at The Bazaar.
The best goods at the lowest prices at
The Ladies Emporium.
The smallest orders given the very
bsst attention at The Ladies' Emporium
new sidewalk is being put down in
front OF the Kersberg block on Fourth
street.
First and finest ball OF the season at
the Armory Friday, October 4th, by the
Citizeus band.
For Sale Cheap-Nice baby buggy and
cradle. Inquire at corner Of Third and
South streets.
The Citizens band will open the dane
ing season with big ball at the Armory
Friday, October 4th.
A good beginning for the dancing sea-
son will be the Citizens band ball next
Friday night at the ARmory.
George s. Waldo left last night for
Washington. where he will finish his
course in dentistry during the coming
winter.
The ladies' Columbiue band will play
at DeBeque during the big Lion Hunt
and rough rider contest on October 25th
and 26th.
The supplies for the new organisation,
the Tonties, have not arrived 90 there
will be no meeting until Friday evening,
October 4th.
The ball at the Armory one week from
tonight by the Citizens band, will be not
only the opening ball of the season. but
it will be the best.
o. D. Stewart, weather observer, re-
turned home last evening from his trip
to the east. he reports pleasant trip,
but il glad to get back to the Grand
valley.
At Steamboat Springs the jury in the
trial OF Sebron Brobeck brought in q
verdict OF murder in the first degree.
Brobeck killed citizen OF that place
over domestic troubles.
j. D. Weliendorf and Charles Burt,
friends of Ben J. Snyder. from Youngs-
town, Ohio. arrived bore last night.
They are on the way to San francisco.
and stopped for 4 rest and a visit with
their friend.
P. w. Stjon, a machinist in the employ
OF Fairbanks, Morse d Co., was In the
city today waiting for his men from
Leadville before proceeding to southern
Nevada where a years work planting
mining machinery awaits them.
The band (for merly the Modern Wood
map) will give an open air concert at the
corner of Fourth and Main streets, Sat.
urday evening, September 28th, COM
mencing at 7:45. This band will leave
Monday morning for the Mountain and
Plain Festival at Denver.
at the Park. on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 1st, 1.-The World" great scenic
production. beautiful in sentiment, with
strong human interest, exciting episodes,
and thrilling situations. A play that
has won success on two continents.
Tickets on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles F. Painter OF
Telluride are the guests OF Horace T.
DeLong and family. They are on their
way home from Louisville, kentucky,
where MIR. Painter was in attendance at
the tri- ennial conclavs of the Masonic
order. Mr.. Painter is the editor and
manager OF the Daily Journal VI Tellu-
ride.
The fret OF the monster 900 ton loco.
motives, used much Of late on the Rio
Grande Western, made trip up the hill
from Minturn to Tennessee Pass on Tues.
day Its number is 6O3 and it was used
as pusher. One OF tho Denver l. Rio
Grande's old sdriver freight engines or
"hogs" was pulling, and these engines
from now on will have to be desig mated
as the little ones Red Diff Blade.
A. G. Gates, one of the mail clerks
running between this city and Denver.
met with an accident in most peculiar
manner at Glenwood Springs yesterday
While at the door with papers 4 sud-
den lurching Of the train threw Mr..
Gates with much force <out OF the door
and onto the ground. He struck on his
head and shoulders and was very badly
hui .toIx,