The daily sentinel., 1904-04-06

work; no washing or ironing. Call
at 1887 Main street.
William Allen White says that the
great trouble with Burton is that he
has always been dishonest.
Do you wear sox? If so look in the
window of the Peoples Store. Three
pairs for % cents until April eth.
Trees have been set out around the
new La Court and the yard graded,
making a very decided Improvement.
Mrs. W C. Meserve and her sister
Miss Ruby Dodeion went to White
water this afternon on a visit to their
parents.
The matter with Walter Wellman.
the space writer, is that lie was fired
by Hearst as writer for the Hearst
Syndicate.
The weather conditions for Western
Colorado and Grand Junction and vi
cinity for today are rain or snow and
much colder tonight or Thursday.
The women of the miners in the coal
camps around Genwnod Springs are
being organized into auxiliaries by
Mother Jones. The one object of these
auxiliary unions is to promote trade
at union stores.
The Telluride Journal states that
27S soldiers have left that camp, but
there still remains two calvary troops
and the artillery, with gattling guns.
still in service. General Bell will stay
there indefinitely in personal COM
mand.
have closed my dressmaking par
lor for the season but am at the old
stand taking orders for tailor suits.
also shirt waist suits. See our silk
foulard shirt waist suits ready to wear
at SIG. Call afternoons. n. W. Blaine
45G Main st.
W. j. Wills. who at one time was
connected with the press of this city.
has started a weekly paper at Glen
wood called The News. The first copy
starts off with very liberal adver-
tsing patronage. The News will be a
republican paper.
@. E. Adams. who has been the d.
itor of the Gunnison Tribune for a
number of years, assumed the editor
ship of the Montrose Press on the first
of April. Under Mr. Adams manage
ment Montrose Will have newsy
newspaper in the Press.
There was good audience at the
Christian church last evening to hear
Rev. f. f. Walters on Ruth Decid-
ing for Cod" Two persons were re-
ceived into the church. Tonight the
theme announced is Counting the
Cost chart sermon.
Last year POS. 135 tons of sugar beets
were raised in this country. an increse
of 12,672 tons over any previous year.
There is great future ahead for the
sugar beet industry of the United
States and especially so of tho western
states. The soil and climate of Col
orado is well adapted for the cultiva-
tion of this valuable product
Otto Hatung dropped down from
Sherman Bells summer quarters last
night, and left this morning for Hell
ena to take charge of branch of a
Kansas City music house. He got
busy with his guitar long enough last
night to affiliate with the close harm.
ony assassins and though it wasn't
Tristine the Strollers sufficed when
the melody was not too dense
The building boom has struck Glen
wood Springs and a number of sub
stantial residences as we'll as several
business blocks will be erected there
the coming summer. There has new
er been building boom in Grand
Junction. yet each year more and bet
ter residences and business blocks go
mp here than in any othe- city of like
size in Colorado.
Lot 10 in block III adjoining the
realty Office of Horace L. DeLong, has
been sold by E. n. Case. for the heirs
of the Kent estate. to Charles W. Pat
trick and Barton Iseminge1. The con-
sderation for thisvaluable Main street
lot was $500. The firm of Patrick
and Iseminger will at once commence
the erection of brick building 25x6o,
to be used as a bicycle repair shop.
Frank p. Warner of Florence has
written book descriptive of outdoor
life in Colorado for the Colorado Pro
motion and Publicity committee.
which is said to be one of the finest
things of the kind ever issned from