The daily sentinel., 1906-01-16
"ole Olson" tonight.

! J. w, Stoneman, oil fFultas was III
town this morning.
Attend the discount sale now on
at the G. V. Store.
Mrs. oscar PIatt has been quite
I III for several days.
The Odd Fellows meet this even
[ inf In regular session.
Very low rates to Denver and re-
| turn-Colorad Midland.
II. e. Woodard. of Aspen. is greet
\ ing friends in tin city today.
The Denver and Rio Grande pay
car came in yesterday at noon.
No. came in this morning about
| hve o'clock. many hours behind time
G. A. Robertson. OF Moab, Utah,
is in town today on short business
trip.
Fine cheese, pickles. sauces. etc at
the Pantry. 20S Colorado. telephone
Red GIL.
+. A. Franklin. the Peters Paper
company man. is in town today call
ing upon his patrons.
I Judge G. VanIIoOrebeke returned
last night from short business trip
to Glenwood Springs.
Denver and return for $500 Jan.
les. 20 and 80 Good returning Feb.
5th. Colorado Midland.
G. w. Tallman and y. A. Mckay,
prominent business men of Tellu-
ride. are In town today.
The Woman's club is in session this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. H..
Rankin on Chipeta avenue.
T.. s. Dunbar who left the city a
few weeks ago for California writes
that he Is well pleased with his new
location
The operetta at the Christian
church tonight Will be enjoyed by a
good sized audience. Many tickets
have already been sold.
Many tickets have been engaged
for the public ball to be given Thurs
day night by the Elks and the attend
ance promises TO be very large.
The new machinery at the electric
! light plant is working in splendid
order and the service last night was
better than It has been in months
'"The Merry MillSmaids" de-
llghtful operotta at the Christian
church Tuesday evening January lG
at reasonable prices-25 and SO cts.
Now that the holiday season is
completely over the passenger traffic
on the railroads is growing heavy.
All of the commercial men are out
again.
Just few doors below the post
Office in the same block you viii find
Yves Flagg's up-to-date barbershop.
There is where You can get good garv-
ice six days in the week.
Mrs. ]. L. MontagueS expects 10
leave Friday. night for Dodge City,
Kansas. her old home. where she Will
spend several months as guest at
the home of her parents.
Ex-Governor James b. Orman ar
rived in the city last night from the
west enroute to his home in Pueblo.
/ While In the city Gov. Orman was
the guest of the La Court hotel
Thursday night 1t occurs What
occurs? Why that much-tallSed-of
mile high" ball of the Elks. Have
you gotten your tickets2 II promises
to be one of the biggest and best
balls OF the season.
Mrs A. C. Newton delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Re
viewers club Yesterday afternoon at
her East Main street home The pro
gram participated in by the ladies'
was very entertaining.
Get your bread at the Progress
and II viii always satisfy you. Cakes
and pies fresh oyery day. Nice fruit
Telephone orders promptly filled Get
on the Progress list of patrons. Al
FIRST class grocery and bakery.
The ever reliable livery stable.
Barton a Platt's, corner of Fifth
street and Colorado avenue. Best OF
service guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Nice rigs, good horses. cour-
teous treatment. Phone Mesa 1O5.
The infant son of Thomas Me
Ginley, of Fruita. died Sunday and
was buried yesterday Uundertaker
j. sam Gourlcy had charge OF the in
torment The child was six months
old and suffered from spinal dis
ease.
on Thursday evening of this week
at the Auditorium, takes place one
of the best arranged and what prom
ises TO prove one Of the most delight. /
ful balls given in the city this sea-
son 1t will be the mile high" ball
OF the Elks. Secure tickets from
some member OF the lodge.
Your opportunity TO 20 at little
expense to those regions where men
OF small means get start" and |
whore capital finds big returns The
fare from Denyer-via the Burlington 4
route Will he but $1,000 to Butte. /
Helena and Anaconda: S22.6O to /
spokane. Ellensburg and Wenatchee. /
S25 to Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. /
Victoria and Vancouver will glad /
lN furnish fun details on request. ]. /
F. Nallery, General agent. 1880 17th /
street Denver.
Miss Fannie White Allen, one Of [
the young lady teachers in the pub
lie schools, was taken in very sud
denly yesterday afternoon while en-
gaged in school work. She tainted
ana was unconscious for some time
y physician was summoned and the
Young lady was conveyed in a car
riage to her home. She soon became
better and her condition Is satisfac- :
tory today
The Grand Junction Chamber of
commerce has appointed new officers
ana mas gone after the high line
canal, This is hig project and call
Ihs Tor millions OF expenditure they .
must look TO the government to take
hold OF IT, Perhaps It will he wears
leiore anything is done but the very +.
announcement that the people OF :
Grand Junction have concluded TO
laNe It done has great weight and
$ worth many thousand dollars
'lenwood Avalanche.
During the past few days stanley
age tunrned in to Treasurer Watt-
on two grey wolf hides and Acalps
II seven coyotes; w. II. Caywood one