The daily sentinel., 1904-12-21

THE LOCAL NEWS.
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The city council was in session
last night.
a number of Palisade people were
in the city today.
Couches galore from 81 up to
$50 at Bannister's.
A good crowd will be out to the
regular midweek dance at the audi
torium tonight
The Odd Fellows held special
session last evening. There was n
large attendance.
]. r. Boyer will soon begin the
work of installing the skating rink
at the auditorium.
A rocker makes a useful as well
as an ornamental present. Bannis-
ter has a very large line.
The opera house will be dark un-
til January 6, when The Fatal
Wedding Will be the attraction.
Gail Murray has announced Chat
he will rattle off his popular little
mare, "Juilette' on New Years day.
Mr.. Frost, young civil engineer
engaged in government work at
Montrose. was in the city yesterday
and today,
c. l.. Fluke has temporarily re-
tired from the printing business and
is giving his attention to his ranch
in the Fruitvale neighborhood.
Appropriate presents for Christ
mas-music cabinets, nice picture.
couch. Princess dresser. buffet or
sideboard, parlor table, etc, at Ban
nisters.
The Flying Dutchman Mining
Company. since the fire, has its Of
flee with Attorney S n. Wheeler.
in the Grand Valley National Bank
building.
a great many country people are
in the city every day, and the bust
ness houses have little cause to com
plain regarding the patronage being
accorded.
Gentlemen, what makes a nicer
present for your sweetheart, or sis
ter, or wife. than a nice ladies' writ
ing desk or music cabinet? Bannis-
ter has them.
There has not been hitch in
the operation of the beet sugar fac
tory for the past two'weeks. Every
thing is working smoothly and the
daily output is great.
Tonight the Woman's Relief
will give a big ball at the auditor
ium. The proceeds are for charita-
BILE purposes. The affair will prob
ably be largely attended
For Christmas why not buy some
thing that is useful and at the same
time ornamental. such as one of
Bannister's couches, nice piece of
china or a dresser?
Santa Claus paid visit yesterday
and this afternoon to the
Oriental Tea store, and entertained
a.
hours of and on these after
Moons.
The Perry boys are still confined
in jail, it being impossible for them
to give bail. They will probably re-
main in prison until the case is
called in the district court next
March.
Some OF the display windows of |
the business houses this week are
pretty and would cas-
lily rank with the window displays !
made by houses in the big cities,
The Spencer seedless Apple Com
pany's Office was closed all day YES |
to-day in respect to the memory of |
the little child of Mr.. w. C. Scheu, |
who is general manager of the com
pany.
The crowds that have attended |
the auction sales at the Thompson !
jewelry store have been large every
afternoon and evening. The auc- |
toineer in charge certainly knows |
his business.
Mrs. Charles w. Anderson still
to improve, and it is not |
thought that she will undergo ser
ious illness of pneumonia, as was
at first feared, in addition to the |
injuries received Saturday evening. |
Mrs. John Mann. wife of the coun-
ty clerk and recorder, will probably !
leave this week for California to |
spend the winter. Mrs. Mann's |
health has not been very good for |
some months, and it is thought that |
a stay in California Will be bene-
fetal to her.
The funeral and burial of the lit
tie Stillwell child took place this |
afternoon. Interment was had a
the Orchard Mesa cemetery. The |
father. II. j. Stillwell, arrived last
night over the narrow gauge from
Montrose where he was working in
the interest of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company.