The daily sentinel., 1903-05-26

the Fred Mantey Saddlery company
| is being torn down today.
The new stone sidewalk in front of
| the Reed block is finished and pre-
sents a handsome appearance.
|. II. R. Bancroft, the hustling real
estate man of Palisade was transact
ing business in this city today.
A sister of william McGinley ar
rived in the city yesterday on visit
to himself and family. She is a resi-
dent of Pennsylvania.
Mrs Charles Reihle arrived in the
city from Denver last night, to spend
several days with her husband. who
is the night operator at the Union
depot.
Rev. r. Sanderson and a number of
other ladies and gentlemen members
of the Methodist church of this city
left for Montrose this morning to at
tend a conference of this district of
the Rio Grande conference of the
church.
p. H. Lombard of Denver, promi-
nent gentleman of that city. was an
arrival last night ON visit to Horace
L. DeLong. Mr.. Lombard Is here for
the purpose of looking up some mica
deposits that are said to exist i'll this
vicinity.
The Mesa Lumber company, whose
plant is already large one finds itself
compelled to build large addition
to its mill to increase its output of
mill goods The plant is running to
its full capacity and with lots of work
in sight.
Meserve Bros. left this morning
for the Plateau country for bunch of
200 cattle which they bought from DR..
Craig. The cattle will be brought
down and put on the range on Pinon
mesa. where the Meserve boys have
large track of land
The old building on Fourth street,
formerly occupied by the Arnold Cafe.
is being moved TODAY to lots three and
four ON Colorado avenue, where it will
be fitted up for a roomiDg house.
This old building was erected by
| Mrs. @. W. Steele in 1886.
Mayor r. A. Johnson of Delta was
a visitor to the city yesterday. Mr..
johnson is the gentleman who is in
terested in having canning factory
started in this city. He has under
contract here at the present time a
hundred acres of tomatoes.
Mrs. Becka Nielsen, wife of Rev.
N. P. Nielsen, died this morning at
| the family home, ut in Fruitvale dis
trict The remains were taken in
charge by Undertaken Gourley. and
will be shipped to the old home of the
deceased in Berlin, Wisconsin. this
evening.
Today handsome printed programs
for the commencement exercises of the
Aspen High school were received in
this city by friends of the class.
Among the graduates is Miss Nellie
Clara Hammer, whose parents reside
ON the Scoviu orchard place Just west
of this city.
Henry Rhone drew up the papers
yesterday for the Stoddart- Schmidt
Mercantile company. which succeeds
A b. Stoddart, the shoe man. The
capital of the new organization is
50, 900 fully paid up. The officers
are Louis Schmidt, president and A.
b. Stoddart, secretary and treasurer.
1. n. Bunting. editor of the Daily
Sentinel leaves tonight for short
visit TO his old home i'll Pennsylvania.
Mr. Bunting will combine some bust
ness with pleasure as he takes with
him proposition which he will pre-
sent to eastern parties which may
eventually be of some considerable
benefit to the valley. He is accom-
panied by his youngest daughter Han
nah and will be accompanied ON his
return by his daughter Helen. who
has spent the past year in school at
his old home.
"a rag, bone and a hunk of
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