The daily sentinel., 1901-06-26
THE CURRENT NEWS.

State Engineer A. J. McCune is q
visitor to the city.
Our soda water makes you feel good .
Z. D. Smith & Co., druggists.
Social dance Friday night Of this week
at the Armory. Admission so cents.
It's good for the blood-a ride behind
Bedwell's fast goers.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Mostey have moved
back into the city from their country
place.
New sidewalks have been laid in front
OF the old Van Buren, store and the post
office.
James Munson, of The Thompson
Jewelry & Music Store company, is on
the sick list.
You don't needa ginja wafer half as
much as you do ride in one OF Bedwell's
handsome turnouts.
Work was suspended on the new build,
ing at the Indian school yesterday dur
ing the high wind.
Studebaker's famous buggies and car.
riages will arrive at Bedwell's livery ia a
few days. Wait for them.
There being no quorum present last
night council did not hold session. 1t
was adjourned to meet Thursday night.
The regular Saturday night dance at
the Armory will take place on Friday
evening this week instead orSaturday
on account OF the circus.
Having all the virtues that we clam
will make Smith Summer Complaint a
Diarrhuea Mixture a we'll known name
25 cts. G. d. Smith & Co., druggists.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben F.. Read left last
night on No. for Butte, Montana. Mr.
and Mrs Read entertained several
charavari parties before their departure
A travelling man put 1T in this wise
this morning: ~ see that your city coun
Gil has condemned the Brunswick hotel
Well, it did that at last which every
travelling man has been doing for the
past teu years"
The Modern Woodmen OF America are
making an effort to secure crowd large
enough to obtain special train to
Ouray on the Fourth They need q
guarantee OF 100 tickets to secure a rate
Of e4.OO foi the round trip.
The Columbine band was at the depot
last night to give farewell to one OF its
number, who had j st assumed the mar
riage relation, Mrs. Ben F. Read, nee
Miss Mabel Tharp. The band played
four or five selections and there was
handshakings and fearful good -byes.
Frank C. Wilder, OF Colorado Springs
accompanied by his wife, we're arrivals
in the city last night. Mr. Wilder is the
news editor Of the Colorado Springs Ga
zette, and one of the brightest newspa.
per men in the state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilder are out on little vacation trip
and will probably travel through the
San Juan country from this poiut.
Rod S. King, former deputy state en-
gineer, who several months ago went in
sane and was confined in DR.. Work
sanitarium at Pueblo, was yesterday ad-
judged sane by Judge Mcleod. His ad-
minstrator was ordered to report to the
court to b. discharged. King has been
free for some time, yesterdays proceed
iugs being merely a formality. a. j.
McCuue filed the petetion yesterday for
his release.
c. E. Scott, representing the Royal
Tsilors, of Chicago, who has been doing
business in this city for the past week,
pulled out of the city with his wife last
Saturday, on his new railway bicycle.
The bicycle is really constituted by join
ing two common bicycles together by a
neat frame, with two small wheels in
front OF the two front wheels Of either
bicycle. Each bicycle occupies one
track. In front OF the front wheels are
these two small wheels with hanges,
which hold the bicycles on the track
There is nothing to hold the hind wheels
on, hut they seem to hold right to the
track. They rode into Rifle ahead OF a
fast freight and can make mile in less
than two minutes. Mr. Scott has a
patent on the contrivance which holds
the wheels together.