The daily sentinel., 1905-05-19

& X EiSele oil Helper Is IN town
today.
Gus Meyer of Mitchell is the guest
of friends in the city.
The automobiles are out again af-
ter another long rest.
w. f. Cross of Palisade was in
town yesterday afternoon.
]. F. Burgin and Will Buzzard,
both of Delta. are in town.
The Blue Barn has strictly up-to-
| date teams of every description.
Several hundred feet of tiling is
now being laid at the new depot.
We have canvas gloves for men
and women. 131 Postoffice block.
A. NJ. Burson of Delta is in town
today looking after business matters.
]. w. Wolfe, a we'll known cat
tleman of Salt Wash. is in town to-
day.
Mrs. Flo Shores of Delta is in the
city visiting her father, 7. f. Full
ghum.
Save money by buying your sum-
mer suit at Graham's. 131 Post
office block.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McKinnie and
r. p. Davie of Colorado Springs are
guests at the LaCourt hotel.
Five hoboes were run in by the
city police last night and were put to
work on the rock pile today.
The Chamber of Commerce is now
| comfortably quartered in their new
room on Main street near the court
house.
Gail Murray, c. H. Hoppe, Charles
VanHoorebeke returned last night
from their bear hunt in the Plateau
valley.
If you want the best there is in
Gents furnishings for the least mon
ey. don't fail to stop in at 131 Post
Office block.
Don't buy until you see those Shar-
ood $3.50, So. $3.50 and 81 shoes at
Grahams. Every pair warranted.
131 Postonice block
Miss Ollie l.. Thompson returned
to her home in Colorado Springs last
night after spending three weeks in
this city the guest of Miss May Rice.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold a cake sale and sale of 9th
er cooked foods at the Crown Furni-
ture Company tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Mullineaux and chill
the summer with Mr.. MullineauX.
who is employed at one of the mines
there.
Mrs. II. II. Rea of Salt Lake City.
accompanied Mrs. Ben ]. Snyder
home from that city and will spend
some time here as the guest of Mrs.
Snyder.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce will meet this evening in
regular session in the new qdaI ters
in the building adjoining the Mesa
Abstract Company.
Osborn, the old trust shooter. is
going to ruin all the coffee business
in town for the next month. wish
he was dead We cannot make
cent as long as he lasts.
Miss Esda Richardson. who was
seriously injured in a runaway acci
dent Wednesday evening. is getting
along nicely, so Dr. f. +. Eldridge,
the attending physician reports.
Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tional church Rev. c. w. G. Lyon OF
St Matthew's church will deliver the
bacealaureate sermon before the
members of the graduating class and
their friends.
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| quality of other merchants goods in
order to sell our own. A careful
comparison of quality and prices will
convince anyone that the best place
to buy is at 1871 Postohice block.
Fresh bread every day at the Prog
ress bakery. Pies. cakes, pastries OF
the finest make always on hand.
Fresh fruit and vegetables received
daily. All orders promptly and care
fully filled. Telephone Junction II.
Fred Matthews. l.. V. Bashart, w.
n. Shores. II. A. Astell and w. S.
Bradfute were the members of a
party of Bloomington. Ind, people
who We're last night and this morn
ing in the city, They are en- route
west
The w. c. T. U. and mothers
meeting Will be held Friday, May 10.
at 2:30 pm, at the home of Mrs,
Rev. Walters. President Roosevelts
address before the recent congress OF
mothers will be read and discussed.
Come and take part.
In the ball game yesterday at the
Indian school grounds, the Indian
boys won another decisive victory
over the high school ball team. The
score stood IA to 10 in favor of the
Indian team. Quite a large crowd
witnessed the game, which was an
exciting one throughout.
Bowman Brothers, the wholesale
! butchers, returned last night from
! Palisade, where they have opened up
a first class meat market. Yester-
day they took up a gasoline engine.
a chopping block and other fixtures