The daily sentinel., 1901-11-13

Tor the Union fdc1nc railroad compauy'
is in the city.
Boston Candy Kitchen under now
management Late ideas and styles in
candy making.
The firm of VollmeF, Croft 4 Co. was
dissolved today, Mr.. Croft and Allen
Boies retiring.
The mid-week hop will be featured by
the best orchestra on the western slope.
Ten musicians.
A partnership has been formed by p.
A. Whistler and G. T. Trobitz to carry
on the plumbing business
A great many people Are worrying
over who will be che deputies OF tho Of
flcers elected at the last election.
Wanted.-Situation as cook by com
petent woman. Boarding house pre-
ferred. Address o. May, general deliv-
cry.
j. W. Winans, of Denver, represent
ing the j. w. Butler paper company OF
Chicago, was 4 visitor to the city this
morning.
V. U. Rodgers went north Sunday
morning and will visit Ouray and Grand
Junction before returning home.-Tellu-
ride Journal.
GS.Lahey of Roseburg, Oregon. a rela-
tive Of E. q. Kern is an arrival in the
city and will probably make his home in
Mesa county.
The Sentinel will have in, in a few
days, now type for spesial card and in
vitation work. Call at this Office and
see samples.
Mayor Sampliner says il residents will
clean of their laws and throw the dead
leaves in the street, force Of men will
burn them in the course Of a few days.
James A. johnson is in receipt of q
telegram from an old friend, G. M. Dal-
ey, of Huron, 8. D., saying to meet him
and his family at the l1:19 train tonight.
Joe Vannice and man by the name
OF Whitmore had scrap on Main street
this afternoon. Honors were easy on
Il OOLu Ulucb, altuOu6u 10 10 uoAA suos WV
got the best OF the scrap.
| G. w. Martin, OF Denver, general west
ern agent Of the Frisco system 10
pleasant visitor to the city today. Mr..
Martin was formerly connected with the
Midland as travelling passenger agent.
The W. G. I. U. meets Friday after
noon at pm. at tho M. E. church. The
superintendent OF mothers work is to
have charge OF the meeting. Mrs Smith
will present paper on "Woman's Inhu-
ence on the Home" All mothers in
vited.
Goslin Brothers the sheep men today
sold five thousand head Of lambs for bet
ter than two dollars a head. The sale
was made to Arthur Strong, Of Greeley,
who went to Westwater today to look
over his purchase and prepare for ship
ment.
A big lot OF ladies' fine stationery has
been received at The Sentinel office.
Nothing makes a nicer Christmas pres
ent for lady friend than q handsome
box of stationery with the lady's name
printed upon the paper. The styles are
the latest in ladies' stationery.
EN- Spencer. living near Palisades
brought Horace T. DeLong today two
ounces Of phenomenal size. One weigh
ed one pound nine ounces and measured
fifteen and ono half inches in circumfer.
ence. The ounces were without blemish
and handsome specimens OF that fruit.
The pant crew of tho Denver Il Rio
Grande returned to the city Sunday
morning, after an absence Of four weeks,
and are now engaged in painting the
Monte Cristo hotel When that work
has been completed the crew will go to
Grand Junction and then to Ogden,
Utah .-Salida Mail.
A rumor has been circulated that the
Colorado Midland contempiates chang
ing it's division points. The proposed
change would be from Wild Horse to
Thomasville, from Thomasville to Car
diff and from Cardiff to Grand Junction.
This is only a vague rumor-a pipe
dream, in all probability .-Basalt jour
nal