The daily sentinel., 1902-01-02
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on hand at the Progress.
Everything in furniture and upholstss-
ing repair line. Work guarsntssd.
Charges moderate. August Jensen. o90
North Fourth street.
Many sheets Of good paper will bs
wasted now for . few weeks until the
people are accustomed to writing the
date line with 2 instead Of Il.
John J. Goodrich. travelling passenger
agent Of the Rock Island. Vas IN the
city Tuesday, making salls on the news
papers and other friends in the city.
Milton Hes, formerly Of Missouri. A.
rived In the city over tho narrow gauge
Tuesday evening to enter into his new
duties - Industrial teacher at tho Indian
school at this point.
Fred Hall. enc Of the telegraph opes-
ators at the union depot, returned Tues
day evening from . months visit to hia
old hone in the east. Aportion Of the
time during his absence was spent with
his sister In Denver.
Many . bright and happy household has
been thrown into sadness and sorrow BE-
cause of tho death of . loved one from .
neglected cold. Ballard's Horehound Syrup
10 The great euro for coughs, colds and all
pulmonary ailments. Price, 60c.
For sale Haskell's Pharmacy
Incidental to the oil excitement at De-
Bslue an oil we'll u to be sunk neaS the
city limits Of Grand junction. 1t would
be blessing 70 that thriving town il .
steady dow OF pure water sheuld be en-
countsred instead OF crude petroleum
Aspen Times.
Az result Of our cut price on pianos
We made two sales last week. We will
continue the sale this week, or until We
close out our present stock. You can
save $50 to 800 on these prices by buy
ing at once. The Thompson Jswelfy i
Music company.
Have you seen John Barniclss new bi.
cyclei It was . Christuss present from
his father. He wanted the best that
money could bay and 20 actsd wisely in
choosins one of those Royal Blue Road
stsrs that bsars the honsesd name In
psrial. Sold by w. =. TsnByck, 607
Main street, Grand Junction. Colo. "Go
70 and do likewise"
The msoben and friends OF the Con-
grsgational church had most enjoyable
time Tuesday night ct watch meeting.
which was held ct the church. There
was nice crowd In attsudaacs and the
hours we're pleasantly passed In nusic
and conversation until the dawn Of the
new year. when the usual greetinGs were
exchanged and every Que said good night
The people Of Grand Junction arc 60
ing into the oil and gss business In earn.
est. They have organised . company
and have placed 10000 shares on tho
market at 10 cents pes share. This ought
10 give eysryons . show to got rich.
There ought to be great many shares
sold outside Of the city. for the PROPOSE
tion 10 . good -Glsnwood Springs
Avalanche.
John Bathurst, advance agent for The
Devil's Auction company. was visitor
70 the city today. Mr.. Bathurst says
that his show this year y having splss-
did success and that the company 10 one
OF the finest on the road. The play 10
a. ever popular one and will without
doubt draw big house In this city. It
10 billed for next Tuesday. January 7th.
at the Park opera houss.
Abous nfty ladies and gentlemen
watched the old year ost and the new
year In. at the homo ef Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. Rsdikss Tuesday night Orokiso,e
and carom were played By ths guests
and most enjoyable time was had. Re.
freshments were served aud expressions
OF bsst wishes for The new year were
heard on all sidee.
Miss Mary Dean gave party in honor
OF her friend, Aiss Minnie Thomas. Of
0unnison on New Ysss's eve. Progfss-
sive crokinole was the principal amuss-
msnt Of the evening. Refreshments were
served at about 1l:S0. The party was .
success and the twenty avs OF moro peo-
pie left for their homes amid the ringing
OF New Ysae bella, all we'll pleased with
the Efforts Of their hostess.
APa. Sarnh Hall and heP dauRhtef