The daily sentinel., 1905-02-13
a state holiday

/ The city council meets tomorrow
night at the new city hall.
Ed Silvia of Montrose arrived last
night on a short business trip.
The school board holds its regular
monthly session tomorrow evening
Ralph Stoner of Crawford. Colo.
is in town on short visit to friends
H. A. Stroud. the well known De
Beque business man. Is in town to-
day
The Eagles will give their annual
ball some time during the month OF
March.
Skating at the Auditorium rink
was enjoyed yesterday by large
crowds.
o. C. Collins of San Domingo was
a visitor in the city yesterday, en-
route west.
Remember the Musicians ball
Tuesday night. February II, at the
Auditorium
A big crowd was out Saturday
night to enjoy the regular weekly
dance at the Auditorium.
1t is estimated that the hay crop
of the past season in the Plateau
valley amounted to 10000 tons.
H H. Ashton of Cripple Creek,
we'll known citizen of that town, was
in the city yesterday and this morn
ing.
S. G. HUM, uptown agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande. left Saturday
night for Denver to spend few
days.
Jack Atkinson of Aspen, who has
been visiting his brother in this city
for several days, returned home Sat
urday.
Chancellor Buehtel will deliver
lecture in ouray Thursday evening
His subject viii be Theodore Roose-
welt: a Character Study"
The first issue of the Church News,
edited by the pastors of five of the
city churches. will make its appear
anoe Saturday of this week.
The postoffce was closed all day
today. excepting the hour between
9 and 10 O'Clock. All public offices
in the state closed in observance of
Lincoln's birthday.
Friday evening the second of the
series of lectures being delivered by
Richard II. Sullivan of the weather
bureau will be heard in the high
school assembly room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell Hickman
left yesterday evening for Califor-
mia, where they will reside in the flu
ture. T. c. Hickman and family
will not leave for California for sew
eral weeks yet
A big attendance is guaranteed for
the Musicians ball tomorrow night
at the Auditorium. The ball will be
one of the brightest of the season.
The boys deserve liberal patron
age and in return will provide pleas
ure for all.
Commencing February Is and
ending February 25 the G. V. store
will give a discount of 10 per cent
on all purchases of soc and over.
and on all purchases of 81 and over.
20 per cent, on all goods excepting
handmade collars. girdles or belts.
On St Valentines night the first
annual ball of the local Musicians
union will be given at the Auditor
ium. An orchestra of twenty-five
pieces. One of the biggest events
of the winter. You want to be there
Get your tickets now.
Mr.. Mcmillan, proprietor of the
Western hotel, returned last night
from a business trip to Delta. He
says that there is more snow in
Delta than there is in Grand June
ton and the weather there has been
anything but pleasant during the
past month.
The article written by George n.
Falconer on Abraham Lincoln, in
Saturdays issue of The Sentinel, has
brought forth the most favorable
comment. The article was highly
entertaining and should have proved
pIOHldDle " an VINO Iedu II. MT.
Falconer is comprehensive. pleas
ing writer,
The third annual ball of the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Firemen, to
be given on the evening of February
%. promises to eclipse the big balls
given in the past by the order.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made. The fremen never do things
in half way manner. Get tickets
now, 81 each.
salida Record: DR. Bancroft is
about to launch a chain letter
scheme in order to raise funds for
the eonsumptives' home which he
is endeavoring to establish in the
vicinity of Salida. This is against
the postoffice regulations, as it was
found necessary to take some steps
to protect the public from the many
frauds whose promoters used the
chain letter system. Mr.. Bancroft.