The daily sentinel., 1906-01-29


John F. Moore goes to Denver TO-
night on No. g.
Frank Carroll was an arrival last
night from Ouray.
The first month of the year is
nearly at an end.
Experienced chambermaid wanted
at Hotel La Court, woman with home
preferred.
Mrs. Linnie l.. Smith. of Salt Lake
City, is the guest Of friends in the
city
Colorado Midland-to Denver and
return Jan. 2Sth, 29th and Goth
5I5.0O.
Mrs. D. D. Forsyth has been quite
I'm for several days but is now inn
proyeing.
Read the Home Loan & Investment
Company's adv. 1t offers a splendid
opportunity.
District Attorney Hugo selis and
H. c. Ehlerding, Of Montrose are in
:be city today.
oliver Dean. the official district
court stenographer, came down yes
terday from ouray.
II. A. Hobbs, of Aniayille, Texas, is
new arrival in the city and expects
/ to spend some time here.
Seats are still going at a lively
rate for the engagement of Lewis
| Mirrlson. Thursday night
Dent forget the Western Live
Stock show in Denver Jan 2ath TO
eb. 3rd. $500 round trip-Coio-
RADIO Midland.
This afternoon a meeting in the in
terest of the physical culture class
es is being held at the Congregational
tioual church.
Remember that the big ball Of the
Railway CAN Boys will take place
Wednesday night at the Auditorium.
Get your tickets today.
a pleasant social was enjoyed at
their hall last night by the Turner's
and their families A short program
was carried out and refreshments
served.
The eighteen members OF the Stet-
son Uncle Toms Cabin" company
are stopping at the Western hotel
The company arrived in the city yes
terday
There has been pretty good sale
of seats for the Stetson production of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" to be seen to-
night at the Auditorium and doubt
les large crowd will witness the
performance.
The Lyons & Son closing out sale
continues to draw big crowds. The
store has been thronged with bar
gain hunters all day again today and
the business Saturday was something
immense.
The best of music, the finest
floor in the state, a congenial crowd
of dancers, all these will help make
the first annual ball of the Railway
Call boys at the Auditorium We'd
nesday night a big success.
J. II. Gallupe. the deputy county
treasurer, began this morning an ex-
tension to his front porch. at his
home on East Main street. The ad-
dition to the porch will greatly i'm
prove Mr.. Gallupe's comfortable
home property.
Mrs. Sarah Han and Mrs. William
Sites. mother and sister of Mrs.
Samuel G. McMullin. left last night
for ST Louis, en- route to Mrs, Sites
home at Henderson. kentucky. Mrs.
Sites has been visiting in this city
for several months past Mrs. Han
will shortly return TO this city.
Fred Holmes, assistant manager of
the beet sugar company. made a visit
to Delta this week. He states that
his company made about so thou
sand bags OF sugar from the crop. of
which they are gradually dlsposing
and he also stated that the factory at
Grand Junction was now conceded to
be one of the best of the Colorado
factories they running seventy two
days without n shutdown for re
pairs Delta l.ahorer.
Engineer Schwalbach and ]. ].
Lumsden were here on Tuesday. MIR.
Schwalbaeh is contemplating plans
and specifications for the new pump
ing plant and MIR. Lumsden was look
ing over the proposition with view
to putting in bid on the contract
work. 1t is thought the improve
ments will cost between 100000 and
$4,000. But little work was done
this week on the head race on ac-
count of the cold weather. Pallsade
Tribune.
Fof filling Its Ice houses at Grand
Junction and 1t takes many train
loads the D. 4 X. G. hauls ice 40
miles from Tennessee Pass. Looks
like pretty good industry could be
built mp at Grand junction by the
building of the retaining reservoirs.
diverting water from one or the other
rivers, and making ice at home
They sure have Dlputv of usota, 10