The daily sentinel., 1906-01-15

be in session this evening
The county commissioners have ad
journed after a busy session.
Several skating parties were oui
yesterday both in the morning and
afternoon.
TIL Eagles are making great prep
arations for their annual ball to be
given at the Auditorium on the even
ing of Tuesday, February 9th.
The cantata to be given at the
Christian church tomorrow evening
will doubtless draw a large audience
II promises to be a very delightful
entertainment.
Just few doors below the post
office in the same block you Will find
Yves Flaggs up-to-date barbershop.
There is where you can get good sarN-
ice six days in the week.
"The Western Empire" F. HUI
anslsis new paper at Montrose, made
its first appearance Saturday. II is
"A goog looking local paper. Montrose
has three weekly papers.
Thursday night it occurs. What
occurs2 Why that much-talked-of
"mile high" ball of the EllSs. Have
you gotten your tickets2 1t promises
10 be one of the biggest and best
balls OF the season.
ct,,b .,ili neat a. mo home az Mrs
Ior9es n Rsntip at coo cbipeta
,',-a-,,,,. 49, ard c,,,.-ant events
viii make mp the program.
Ihe stock OF eahdles IN IN, ~. I-ll.s
candy kllcneh tnat closeu us uoo a, >
,"sI 49, ,,' was S ~" o' an ~ he ~
,,, aa,o 80 - s,',,,i,,,r1 bova been rer,ov-
] ed from the building
- y. 49,. -. -
Willlan Shener, IN advance Oh -
u. Haniord' rs IN we Guy 'ouay SUP
erintendlns me putting our OF aa 'iN
Using mater LOT lhe eilsaKeiIieIt Vi
MT HanIorG ana eodiipahy On Mon-
Jay hlsht January emu
Ihere mas ALREADY been GOOD SAFE
81 ssatS Ior tile ensaseiIieht % I',ii
/ hennrlcks; me ever popula. sMeu-
lsn coillsuihi IN 0le O5soh t ,
row hlght az the fark opera house.
ana the audience promises 10 ne
re ons;
Judge stevens mas citeu me ehtIre
Town Doard o. belta 10 appear pc
iofe MN az Ohray ana snow cause
Wh. lhey sHalI nor De punished ior
contempt Oh court. me .IoI Il,,
/ sroWs our OF eoh'r'ersy over Der
ia water supply
.
~ the Auditorium takes pace one
OF the best arranged and what prom
I ises 70 prove one Oh me most uellsht-
Iul pails even IN 'ne Guy lnIs sea,
son. IL VIII ne me hllle hleh pan
OF the hiks' secure tickets from
some member OIL the lodge
\ William T.. Sweet. president of the
Denver Y. NJ. c. A. and one of the
/ best known business men of Denver.
announced Saturday that he would
give $4,000 to the fund for the
erection of the magnificent new home
OF lhe Denver \; NJ. e. A. over
l9'oou OF me SZVu,uoO needed mas
been subscribed and the erection OF
the great Dulidlhs Is assured.
The funeral of Mrs. w. Il. Dean
which occurred yesterday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church, was
largely attended. The Apple Blossom
Circle. Women of Woodcraft. OF which
order the deceased was a faithful
member. was represented at the
services by good sized delegation of
members There were numerous
handsome floral offerings Rev. Weir
conducted the services The inter
ment took place nj Orchard Mesa
cemetery in charge OF Undertaken
bann ister.
iouN Tue pcopie VI hrulta Notru
on the mountain water proposition.
Telephone messages from the little
city OF the lower valley received by
the sentinel this attrnoon stated that
the election had awakened much in
terest and large vote is being polled.
Those who have kent In touch with
the situation believe that the propo-
sition viii carry and bonds to the
amount of $4,000 issued by the
town for the purpose of supplying
the citizens of that town with noun
tain water.
As a result of a bad wreck near
Thistle Junction. Utah trains due in
this city last night from the west
came in this morning many hours he
hind time. No & due last night
about seven and No and M .
due later in the night came in This
morning lust about The same time
No. arriving AT 6.10 and No 4 nj
G:1b The west honnd troins ,,,oro
held here until the tracks at the
scene of the wreck were cleared. The
wreck was bad one as far as the
destruction of rolling stock was con-
eerned but no one was seriously in
iured.