The daily sentinel., 1904-03-05

Mrs. Adam Urban is down from
Gilman for a visit to relatives.
W. o, Roberts and family have
moved to Snipes, in the Plateau val
ley.
The year 1904 seems determined to
put the FIRE insurance companies out
of business.
St. Patrick's day in the morning is
fast approaching. Get your Sham
rock ready.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Selah are back
again from the east and expect to re-
main here this time.
Considerable pIowing has been done
in the lower valley already this spring
for early sowing of grain.
''Those Ships That Pass in the
Night around Port Arthur have the
Russians guessing these days
Easter comes this year on April Sd.
Easter hats viii begin to blossom forth
with the next week or ten DAYS.
Rev. J. e. Weir will pi each tomor-
row at Delta. occupying the pulpit of
the Presbyterian church at that place.
Hundreds of acres of beets will be
planted in Montrose, Delta and Gar
field counties for the refinery located
in this city.
Wind storms have prevailed all over
the state during the past several days
and considerable damage has bean
done in "a number of places.
Is your blood sluggish? If so the
sassafras remedy is done up in neat
packages at the drug stoles ready to
quicken ''that sluggish feeling.
A ship load of war correspondents
sailed from San Francisco few DAYS
ago. The battles VIII not begin until
this ship arrives in the Far East port.
A novelist. referring to his hero,
says: "His countenance fell his voice
broke; his heart sank; his hair rose ;
his eyes blazed; his words burned; his
blood froze
Another auction is advertised for
Tuesday night in this CITY. If it
draws as we'll as the last one that took
place here recently. every woman in
town will be ON hand.
Foreman Stice of the round houses,
who comes to act temporarily in place
of Frank d. Mahonev. who is sick in
tho hospital at Salida with typhoid
fever, is an arrival in the city.
Bowerman. the new gold camp III
Gunnison county. is proving to be all
that was claimed for it at the discov-
cry. Some rich strikes have been
made there during the past several
weeks.
: Ft Collins is another one of the
Colorado cities to secure Carnegie
library building. The same is ready
for the plastering and when completed
will be one of the hand somest in the
state.
Work on the new sewerage system
for the Indian school is being pushed
forward with vim and the contractor
hopes to have the same completed by
the date agreed upon in the col tract
April 18th.
At an impromptu banquet last nigh
at the Windsor Cafe. twenty Knigh
Templars sat down at the banquetins
board. The supper served was an ella
borate one and thoroughly enjoyed b,
all present,
George Simmons wife and daughter
of Arlington, South Dakota. are arri
valg in the city. They will becom,
permanent residents of the GrauC
valley. Mrs. Simmons is niece O.
j. C. Plank.
The Unitarian Peoples Church a
the Labor Temple 9th and Colorad,
Avenue. 10 "A. m. Sunday morninl
study classes. II a. m. 1.-The Natura
Basis of Optimism - 80 p. IN
''Tricks of the Trade. "
The ground that was prepared TO
the planting of sugar beets last fall j
| in splendid condition and there is ev
cry reason for believing that an i'm
mense crop of beets will be raised i
Mesa county this season.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
local Typographical Union will b
held in The Sentinel office Monda
evening, March 9TH, at O'Clock. al
members of the Union are supposed t
come prepared to pay their month";
dues to the secretary treasurer.
Every property owner in the cit,
should take enough pride in his prem
ses to clean up the accumulated rub
bish of the winter about the propert
and either burn it or cart it off to
secluded spot. Nothing makes cit