The daily sentinel., 1905-11-25

r. II. Bancroft, of Palisade. is in
town today.
Dancing is as old as music. It viii
live as long.
DR.. ]. II. Larson and Lee Pruitt, of
Mesa. are visitors today.
A big crowd will be out tonight to
enjoy the dance at the Auditorium.
Rev. Arnoldson Miller and wife. of
Aspen, are spending the day in the
city.
Mrs. John D. Reeder. of DeBeque,
was the guest of friends in town yes
Train No. was two hours late
and No. 2 was four hours late this
morning.
d. ]. Mcdonald, Rob Critchton and
Alberta Sorenson, of Dragon, are in
town today.
j. d. Carpenter. of Iowa, is a new
arrival and will spend several weeks
with friends.
d. NJ. Kelley, of Montrose, is in
town today and will remain over I'M
til tomorrow.
Shorten the hours of recreation and
indulge them oftener, for the benefit
of body and mind.
Mnlard Gilbert has returned from
Vernal where he has been for the
past three months.
The street grader is at work on
Main street and is putting the thoro-
fare in good shape.
J. a. Collier. of Cripple Creek.
stopped off in the city yesterday en-
route from a visit to Utah.
Hear the famous New Orlean' 8
colored students at the Congregations
al church Monday night.
w. G. Gaines is at Whitewater to-
day closing up a deal for the Nc
Luen-Yelton Realty company.
Dancing has ever been known as a
healthful art. 1t could not have
borne a false name for so long.
Forty-four additions have been
made to the membership of the
Presbyterian church during the past
two weeks.
The engagement of Alice Johnson
in 1.-The Marriage of Kittie" at the
opera house tonight was cancelled a
few days ago.
regular session and much business
was attended to during the course of
the lengthy session.
All Elks should keep in mind the
big social session to be held Monday
evening and take their wives and
sweethearts and have a merry time.
Secure your Thanksgiving cake at
the bazaar of the ladies of the Presby-
terian church at the Grand Union Tea
company this afternoon and even
ing.
A. C. Gates, the mail clerk who
was injured in a collision which oc-
CURED at Pando over a month ago
has resumed his run between Denver
and this point.
The people of Sterling. Colorado
celebrated the opening of the new
beet sugar factory there Thursday
with n great barbecue which was at
tended by 10000 people.
Worlds Temperance Sunday will
be fittingly observed in this city to-
morrow as a big union temperance
meeting will be held at the Congre-
gational church. There should be a
very large attendance.
In the writeup of the banquet yes
terday, through an oversight, mention
was not made of the music furnish
ed by the Boyer orchestra. The or
chestra played while the guests were
arriving and during the serving of the
banquet, rendering splendid selec-
tons.
If you did not attend the bazaar
being held by the ladies of the Pres
byterian church, this afternoon. don't
fail to do so tonight. At the Grand
Union Tea company. opposite the Fair
store. All manner of useful things
for sale at reasonable prices. Cake
and coffee served to the patrons.
The young peoples societies of the
various churches of the city will hold
a union service in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening, November
&c at Clio under the leadership of
Prof. Young. A number of talks
have been prepared upon the topic.
Temperance Work." also some spec
ial music has been arranged. All are
cordially invited to attend.
In preparing for the special edition
of the Tribune various interviews
have been had with carpenters in re-
gard to the value of building in this
end of the valley during the past
six months The estimates run from
$4,000 to 100000. An attempt
Will be made to arrive at II more ac-
curately through an estimate of the
lumber yard.-Palisade Tribune.
Palisade has a population of 500
and surrounding territory only a
few miles In extent, but is able to
furnish business for two banks. both
of which would be a credit to town
of 5000 population in the east. The
people who do not believe the reports
VI the accumulation Oh wealth IN this
valley are the thoughtless ones who
never think of any means of veri-
Tying the reports.-Palisade Tribune.
The sugar beet crop for this year
in Montrose county was a big one and
has been delivered at the factory at
this place. A total of $40 cars were
shipped from the county as follows:
Olathe. 179 cars; Montrose, 10
cars; Menolen. 2 Z cars; Uncompah-
gre, "a cars. The beets were loaded
at an average of 81 tons to the car.
The total tonnage was 7.140 or an
Increase of Lao tons over last year.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce met last night in regular
weekly session. There were present
Messrs. Atwood, Carpenter, Desch,
McCulloch, Price and Talbert. After
the regular routine business the mat
ter of the banquet was taken up and
all outstanding bills were approved
and allowed. The banquet cost in
the neighborhood of 5000. After
the discussion of several other mat
ters the directors adjourned. The
session was II short one.
The Fair expects to be located in
their new quarters by Friday of next
week. The store will be closed all
laN Thursday Tbanlxapfvipr da.-