The daily sentinel., 1901-06-15
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Try The Progress. Next to Hardys.
Rubber tired buggies at Platt i Paynes.
Second hand wheels, cheap, at Vans.
See Platt & Payne for up to date rigs.
Fishing parties will be numerous to-
morrow,
See the fine 5Olb -four bin and sitter at
the Bazaar.
Gambling is running full blast in
Ouray again.
No. was one hour and forty minutes
late this morning
Marshal Joh7 Allison corralled five
tramps yesterday.
Hire your turnouts from Bedwell and
get the best there is in the city.
Mayor j. M. Sampliner returned home
at noon today from visit to Denrer.
Why should you deal at the Bazaar?
Because you get good goods and save
money.
We make the kind of egg drink you
have read about.-C d. Smith & Co.,
! druggists.
The steam grader was ordered to keep
off OF Main street today on account of 30
many teams being in the city.
Engineer Snyder, of the construction
work at Teller institute, and Contractor
John j. Lumsden, went to Hannah
creek today on fishing trip.
Oscar ]. Stumpf, a graduate OF the
New Jersey State College OF Pharmacy,
has accepted position with G. II. Ar
thur for the summer. Mr.. Stumpf is
from Newark, N. }.
Montrose has organized brass band
Of seventeen pieces, with W. o. Redding
as leader, and already The citizens are
anticipating the open air concerts which
they will enjoy later on.
Mabel Hite, the young girl who played
in the Telephone Girl" in this city and
was followed here by young fellow by
the name Of Hamlin, is suing in the
Chicago courts for divorce. Short was
loves young dream IN this instance.
Mrs. B. T. Napier was out about two
hours Wednesday soliciting cakes for
Strawberry Day, and in that time secur
ed 1875. That's not bad work. But
when she works for or against candi
date she can hustle harder than that
Glenwood Advance.
The Montrose Enterprise containg in
this weeks issue an account of the we'd
ding OF Charles G Dole, a well known
Rio Grande railway employe, who for
merly ran into this city on tho narrow
gauge, but who is now located at Gunni-
son. The bride was Miss Bertha M.
Roebuck, one OF that towns most lovely
young girls and the daughter OF the Rio
Grande agent at Montrose.
The many friends OF Clyde Simpson,
who left here several years ago to accept
position on the Denver Republican.
will be glad to know that he is one of
the most expert machine operators in
the country and now has splendid situ-
alton on the Milwaukee Sentinel Mr..
Simpson, as boy, was graduate from
this Office and then gave promise Of be.
ing an expert as a typographer. Mr..
Simpson says he will remain in Milwau-
kee year, having signed a contract to
stay with that paper for that length Of
time.
John G. Broemser, chief clerk at the
Sampliner store, was the recipient this
morning by express from San Francisco
of handsome gold watch. 1t was one
Of the prizes offered by the San Francis
CO Examiner for their weekly edition.
The watch is not one Of the prize pack
age order. 1t is solid gold, open front
case gold watch, with the very best Ell
gin movement therein. This is the sec.
ond prize that Mr.. Broemser has won
from the subscription to the Weekly
Examiner. and Of course he has abun-
dant faith in their promises. The watch
is probably worth forty or fifty dollars
No other drink is quite so nice as our
ginger just off the ice.-C. d. Smith X
Co., druggists.
Congressman John G. Bell has the
following to say about the style in which