The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17

C. W. Henin of DeBeque was an
arrival at noon.
w. 5. Turner of Oklahoma City
is among the new arrivals
Jay Smith has accepted a posi-
ton in the telephone office
Burton Bother of Columbia
Mo, is in town for a short stay
Mrs. c. w. Franks is visiting
friends and relatives in Salida.
e. 5. Dunbar has moved to the
city from his ranch east of town.
Raymond Taylor of Fort Nor
gan is visiting friends in the city.
A new floor is being placed in
the big Office of the Grand hotel.
w. A. Janell S. J. Gayle and
Harry NJ. Can of Salida are in town
today.
Mrs. George j. d. Williams at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Amsbary
at Fruita yesterday.
-Orme Shaffer. c. w. Shout and
A. E. Shout of Idaho Springs are in
town, looking after business matters
F. b. White, representing the
l. S. Smith Typewriter Company, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Cora Antrobuss, one OF
Montrose's popular young ladies, ar
rived in the city last night and is the
guest of Miss Bessie DeLong.
W w. Whipple Young news
paper man of Galesburg, Ill, who has
been spending some time on Pinon
mesa, left the city yesterday for Den
yer.
This has been an anxious day
for hundreds of people who regis
tered for lands in the Uintah. How
ever, there are many who registered
who gave very little thought to the
drawing.
All are cordially invited to at
tend the social to be given by the la
dies of ST. Joseph's Catholic church,
to be given on the lawn of the church
tomorrow evening. Refreshments.
/ > cents.
Drunk and disorderly was the
charge against one man who was ar
raigned before Judge Sweeney this
morning. He was found guilty, but
sentence was suspended during good
behavior.
There promises to be a large
attendance at the lawn social to be
given this evening by the ladies OF
the Catholic church. Preparations
to happily entertain a large crowd
have been made.
On every street corner people
have been congregated today, discuss
ing their chances in the Uintah draw
!
been swamped with inquiries as to
whether the names of the winners
had been received.
Five hundred and forty-one ad-
ditional farms in the Uintah is the
result of the act of the president in
restoring $1,000 acres of the forest
reserve to homestead entry. This
makes the total number of claims
something near 1000.
ntagaF IIaatsU FsaFt ne
psychic palmist, remains here but
three more days. No matter what
your trouble may be. he will help
you. He reunites the separated, re
moves evil influence and shows you
how. to be happy the rest of you1
life.
-Chappie Virden, well known
switchman, who has been employed
in the local railroad yards for the
past year, left last night for Salt
Lake City to take position as con
ductor on the San Pedro, Los Angeles
& Salt Lake railroad
Prof Hermann reads your en-
tire life from the very cradle to the
grave; tells you whether you Will be
lucky in the land drawing; gives
lucky days and months. Everything
sacred and confidential Prof, Herr
mann, 419 Main street.
- uubG w VI. 1Ollltll1 AOuhN 70
ceived telegram announcing the
death of a brother at Atlantic city
, New Jersey. The deceased was 1
well known banker, and no details
were given with the telegram. Th'
mother and sister now at the La
Court will leave for the east to
night.
Last night there was a specia
meeting of the school board for thu
/ Of fn
the janitorship of the schools of thi
district during the next year. There
were ten applicants for the position
However, after discussing the matte
at length it was decided to postpon'
action in the matter until Frida!
night.
Miss Adena Myers. recently o
Cincinnati, o., who came here for thu
purpose of registering for piec'
of Uncle Sans Indian lands, has de
cided to locate in our city. Mis-
Myers is an expert typewriter ant
| stenographer, and has opened an of
flee with McLuen a Yelton, the rea
estate men. at All Main street. wher'
! she will do public work in that line
5 The funeral of Mrs, Amsbary
: which took place at Fruita yesterday
s was largely attended. Many friend
I from this city were present. The ser
vices We're held at the residence o
! Fred S Drummer. father of the de
( ceased, conducted by Rev. Burd o
5 the Methodist church. The inter
I ment was at the Fruita cemetery
s Undertaken Gourley in charge. Ou
I of respect for the deceased. all q
{ the business houses in Fruita wer,
: closed between the hours OF and
{ o'clock.
I Two special shoots of the Gun
s Club were held this weel-one OF
, Monday and one on Tuesday after
{ noon. Mr.. Fraser. the Wincheste
) representatives. and Mr.. Plank. tn,
: Ballistite representative, were in tn
s city, and the shoots We're arranged
I for their beneflt. They are two o
s the finest marksmen in the country
: and their work Monday and Tues
day was remarkable, and called fortl
) the greatest admiration. A numbe
Z of the members of the club partici
pated I'm the shoots.
( -Chauncey Green, brother OF tn,
i, late Hayden Green. arrived in tn
city last night from Ottawa, Kan.
where he has been employed. and i