The daily sentinel., 1903-11-20

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Market.
The handiest thing in home. A
telephone.
cents per day gets residence tel
ephone.
No. was not out OF this city to-
day until after noon.
N. ]. Pfaffen berger. was in the
city on business today.
N. L. Linell was among Il visitors
tondy from near Fruita.
In Woman's Power at the Park
opera house Monday Nov. %.
Order your Thanksgiving oysters
and cakers at the Ocean Wave.
Repairs and Improvements on the
press room of tins Office still continue
Have you any friends Have a
residence phone and they will call
you.
]. A. Corn and family moved out
to their ranch no til west of the city
TODAY.
What nan has not been in some
Woman's power at some time or an
other?
s. T. Studebank is erecting a new
residence on Rood avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
1t is to be hoped from the general
conditions that we have fall of rain
or snow in the next few days
H. S. Pemberthy arrived home last
night from Canada where be has Leen
working for several months past.
Goe. H. Mitchell railway employe
from Glenwood has moved his family
into the old Snyder house on Ouray
Walter Jones who has been driving
the Excelsior Laundry wagon has ac-
cepted a position with Heron and
Cassell.
number of Mrs. Abbey's friends
will meet ith her tonight at her
new home for an old time house
warming.
Embroidery lessons given at 1926 N.
9th st. between the hours of two and
four p. M, 25c. See Fashion window
for display.
Workmen began clearing away the
hurdles and sand from off the new ce-
ment sidewalks on the south side of
Main street this morning.
Clyde Kraetser and his friend J.
Hammond are in the city on their
t, CnI oh ~
tend their trip to California.
Work was begun this morning on
the new home of Walter Wilhelmy,
on east Main street this morning. Il
will be a modern house in all its APP
pointments.
There has been hope all day that
there would he some sort of precipi-
tation of some kind today. The roads
have never been quite so deep with
dust as now.
George W. Hall. of Lincoln. Ne
braska. was, an arrival in the oity
yesterday on No. 3. He is a brother
of Fred Ball. the we'll known opera
tor at the Union depot in this city.
Mr.. Hall will remain several days
visiting with his brother here. whom
he has not seen for several years.
Have you ever gone stopping and
on your return home found that you
have forgotten the main items you
went for? OF course you have. Well. |
the way to prevent this is to go The
G. V. Store and buy kitchen Indi-
Gator and You will save the price in
shoe leather
f. r. Rehmenklau has sold his en-
tire stock of mounted game to f. o. |
King who will take the collection east |
to dispose of it, Mr.. Rehmenklau
states that will go to the mountains
as soon as he finishes up some work |
that lie has here to DO and secure
game for an entire new collection.
The twelve negroes who have been
brought from the @. f. and l. works |
at Pueblo to work in the mines at /
Cameo and whom the strikers were /
going to prevent going to work begun
operation at the mines this morning |
anu Will ho uouul Nolh tHeie uHiil
the strike is settled and thev are sent /
back to the steel works at Pueblo
TO THE CHILDREN OF MESA |
CO.-My headquarters for good /
many years have been at the Bargain |
House and this year l have sent them
a nicer and better lot of toys and fan
cy goods than they have ever had be-
fore and about twice as many of them.
l want all of YOU little people and |
vour narents to wait for my grand |