The daily sentinel., 1902-07-26

B. F. Jay will leave in the morning for
an outing at Mesa lakes.
M. F. Fredericks returned today from
a two weeks visit to Denver.
Did you know that Heron & Cassells
were selling 20 lbs spuds for 25c.s
p. B Floyd, manager of the Glen
wood Springs Advance. was in the city
today.
1. N. Bunting and Rodney Jay re-
turned last night from a week at the
Mesa lakes
Sylvester Carr returned last night over
the narrow gauge from quite an extend.
ed stay in Durango,
Miss Agnes Morrissey ia working in the
candy store Of Sparks & Co, after a
pleasant vacation.
John G. Mckinney, water superin-
tendent Of this city, returned home last
night from weeks outing at the Mesa
| lakes.
Walter McNeer, young man OF this
city. lett this morning for visit of sew
eral days with relatives and friends in
Chicago.
Davies, the paint man. is here and in a
few days will be prepared to do all kinds
OF painting, paper hanging, etc. 233
Main street
| Governor Orman yesterday appointed
| ta TO ho l.
tioual Mining congress, to be held at
Butte, Montana, September 1st to 5th
j b. Washourn was tried before Jus
tice of the Peace Byers this morning and
found guilty on the charge OF assault.
His fine was placed at $50 and costs.
Davies, the paint man, is so situated
that he can handle contracts for COM
plete work in any line OF painting and
paper hanging, no matter how large.
233 Main street
Montrose Enterprise: j. M. p. Martin
OF the Grand Junction Business College
was in town Saturday. The school
starts up the first Of September and Mr..
Martin is working up interest in the
cause.
Presby terian.-All services at this
church at the usual hours The pastor
( will preach both morning and evening.
be christian Purpose" The theme for
the evening will be announced at the
morning service. The services will be
helpful and you are cordially invited to
be present.
The social OF ST. Matthew's Guild in
the park last night was success in ev-
cry way The Citizens band played
some veiy excellent music ar d there was
n very large crowd out to hear it and to
enjoy the delicious ice cream which was
for sale by the guild. nea. little sum
was realized from the efforts OF the com
mittee.
Montrose Enterprise: Inspector Steele,
who was here last Thursday and Friday
;n order to inspect the two rural mail
rout' 8, one on Spring Greek mesa and
the other up the river, and to examine
+, canditions of mail carriers, expressed
himself as highly plsosed withthe routes,
| which he says are good ones and emf
nently entitled to free delivery. Mr.
Steele left on the train Friday
Montrose Press: j. A. Layton, who
has recently returned from Grand juno
| tion, Informs us that in conversing with
the prominent people Of that section, he
became convinced that they were in ia
vor Of permitting the Gunnison tunnel
TO have first consideration by the nation
al government. They realize that the
ranchers of the Uncompahgre valley
have scarcity OF water, while there is
much more water flowing through the
main ditch at Grand Junction than is
needed at the present time for irrigatiDg
purposes. The Press in behalf of the
people OF the Uncompahgre valley ex-
tends thanks to the good people OF Grand
Junction for their kindness in this mat