The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-10

No. 3 was half an hour late this
afternoon.
Mrs. II. Webster and son, who have
been spending several weeks in the
city the guest of her sister. Mrs.J.
w. Myers left for her home at Beloit.
Wisconsin, last night.
Everything that should be found
in an up-to-date delicatessen store
is kept in stock at the Pantry. 20S
Colorado avenue, Orders promptly
delivered TO any part of the city
Telephone Black GIL
william Warrington. advance rep
resentative of William II. Vests big
minstrel aggregation. was in the city
Yesterday completing arrangements
with Manager Haskell OF the Park
opera house for the engagement OF
the company in this city on next
Friday night.
You will have no cause to complain
If you buy your groceries and fresh
propTietors of the Railroad Grocery
store and Meat Market. 200 Colorado
avenue Your orders are carefully
filled and promptly delivered. Give
the new firm n trial.
Whipple Chester. who is assisting
in the management of the Uintah ho-
tel Mt Dragon writes that he is en-
joying the novelty of his new home
very much though pretty lonesome at
times. He says the wild cats and
mountain lions sing him to sleep at
night The weather there is fine
though the temperature stood at 4
below zero this week.
Last night some boys of more
criminal than misohievious nature.
entered the back yard at the resi-
dence of Charles $ Newton. manager
of the electric light company, and de-
liberately cut down number of fine
young trees. In this issue Mr.. Newton
offers reward OF S25 for information
that viii lead to the arrest of the
Offenders. II was a dirty piece of
business and should the young Grim
inals be apprehended they should
be severely punished.
Last night at 7:45 the fire depart
ment was called out on an alarm stat
ing that there was q fire between 9th
and eth streets on Gunison. The
boys made a quick run of twelve
blocks but found that the alarm was
false. The only fire located was one
ont north OF town where a brush pile
was burning. The alarm created the
usual excitement and large crowd
! followed the fire boys to Gunnison
avenue. II was the first call the
boys have had in over month.
The mystery of Banner" was eN-
planned this morning when an I'M
mense sign bearing the words Make
Banner Bread" was placed over the
front of the Smith-Thomas grocery
house. This firm has installed first
class and thoroughly modern bakery
in connection with their grocery
house. For several weeks the work
OF erecting and nttng up this hak-
cry has been in progress and now
that everything is in readiness for
the manufacture OF a fine grade of
bread the mystery OF the Banner
is explained. The Smith-Thomas
company win have one of the most
competent and experienced bakers
TO be secured in charge OF their new
department and there is no doubt
that the new bakery VIII prove very
/ popular
{ There was an exciting runaway ac-
cident this morning about eleven O.
clock \ single buggy with pretty
wild looking small horse attached
was left standing in front of ona OF
the business houses on Main street
by ranchman and his little boy
only about five or six years of ago
was left on the sent. The horse was
not hitched and taking notion TO
run ii started out at a lively rate.
It ran east on Main street and turn
cd mp Fifth street where efforts were
made by number of men to stop the
horse as IL went into Fifth. but these
Efforts were unsuccessful. The boy
held on to the seat bravely for few
blocks aud then jumped over the
side of the buggy ana In spite of the
fact that the horse was going AT
rapid rate he did not fall heavily and
was not injured. The runaway ere
ated much excitement as everybody
who saw the horse start expected that
the little follow would be killed or
painfully injured The horse was
stopped on North Fifth street Such
careless action on the part of the
man in leaving a little child in the
street AT the mercy of an unhitched
horse is almost unexcusable.