The daily sentinel., 1901-06-15
Get your lawn mower at the Bazaar.

DR.. A. r. Craig, of the Plateau coun-
try is in the city today Oh business.
Our rigs are not only all rubber tired,
but we have fine horses TO drive 10 them.
-Bedwell.
II your horse has that tired feeling
grease your wagon wiah Smith Axel Oil.
c. d. Smith & Co druggists.
For Sale-My tricycle. popcorn wagon
cheap. Ilquire at corner OF Third and
Pitkin. Joseph Costlow.
Wanted-To rent Groom cottage for
one year, furnished or unfurnished, by
family of three. Address p. o Box $40
James d. Roberts returned last night
from Aspen and other points east in the
interest of the Grand Junction Milling
and Elevator company.
The Teller Institute band and mum
ber Of the Indian boys have been invited
to go to Aspen to participate IN the
Fourth Of July celebration.
The Press says that new hotel is now
essential to accommodate the CONNER
cial and tourist travel, which is greater
than ever at Montrose this season.
Beginning June l7th, in the northeast
room OF the High school building Mamie
E Forty will give private lessons to chill
d, en-, from Sixth grade down, who desire
special instruction during the summer.
June Goth and 26th and certain other
dates, the Colorado Midland will sell
tickets to all points east at one fare for
the round trip, plus $500, final limit
October 3lst. Call and see W r. Peck,
city agent.
Delta is making all kinds Of arrange
ments to celebrate the Fourth Of July.
A band has been engaged to furnish the
music for the occasion and there will be
races and ball games, the celebration to
conclude with grand ball in the even
ing.
The committee for the annual Mont
rose fair are pushing the work OF socicit-
ing for that event, and have already re-
ceived $1,000 cash subscriptions. Tho
Montrose county people all pull together
and the success OF their annual celebra-
tion is assured.
There is every promise OF large
crowd to go from here Strawberry day,
which is only one week from today. The
people OF this city have always turned
out for this western slope event and there
appears to be no reason why this season
should be an exception to the rule.
Montrose is building right along.
Brick walls are going p in several places
and there will be more to follow. Moth
ing extravagant or very big, just enough
to meet the demands Of the times. and
that means. Of course, healthy growth
and steady prosperity Tine Montrose
Press.
The committee for tho Twentieth
funniest to be held in this sity on the
22d, 23d and Oath Of chis month have
the people, who have already provided
themselves with tickets for the Grand
Ball, which was to be held at the Tur-
ner Hall Monday, June "a, 1901. The
committee has rented the Park opera
house in order to satisfy every one. The
awarding of prizes and diplomas, follow
ed by grand ball will therefore be at
the opera house instead Of the Turner
hall. Get your tickets at the different
stores and have good time with the
Turner's. Tickets are SlO0 spectators
25 cents.
Dominick O'Connor, cripple-one
leg being offs in the city today. Be-
sides being a cripple Dominick has a
very bad head, having been beaten with
gun by one G j. Conroy, smelter
hand in Leadville Dominick came to
this city and to this Office this morning
and told the above story, which finds
confederation in an article in the Lead
vile Herald Democrat, which further
states that Conroy is a smelter hand and
that he impersopated police officer and
in attempting to arrest OConnor, beat
him over the head. Some one suggested
that Dominick was tram this morning
and he desires to deny that charge, even
though he is cripple and not able to
work very much. Conroy the smelter
hand, was fined total Of $7S.25. costs