The daily sentinel., 1906-02-17

auction tonight.
Men and teams are at work ON n
18th street constructing good bi
cycle path from Grand avenue to tn,
upper canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Birch. after :
pleasant visit with Mrs. Amy Young
returned Thursday TO their HON,
at Rifle
Guy V. Sternberg will leave tomor
row for Montrose county where h,
will spend several days looking after
business interests.
Mrs. J. w Hardy was the winner
of the valuable prize given away las
night at the Moody auction sale. Il
pas a solid gold lace pin.
DR.. Thomas Green, the next attrac
tion on the lecture course. will be
heard at the Congregational churcf
on the evening of March / 9th.
Diamonds at your own price. The
highest bidders will get them to-
night at the jewellery auction sale to
night.
Diamonds are good investment
they are increasing in value 20 per
cent per year. You can bid one in
at the Moody Jewellery company s
auction sale for less than actual val
ne.
Keep your eye on the want col,
umn of the Sentinel. It's likely that
you will find something there of in
terest to You each day. Bargains are
constantly being offered in the
want column.
Fire Chief Perry Rogers was in an
extraordinary good humor this morn.
His usual genial spirit being doubled
or trebled in strength and It is all on
account of the arrival OF a line ten
pound daughter al his nome last
night
There was no regular meeting of
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce last night. quorum not
being available The several direct
ors present discussed various matters
but without a quorum no official
business could be transacted
Mr. c. V. Mitchell and family have
removed to this city from Pueblo
and have leased a residence at 335
Ouray avenue. Mr.. Mitchell states
that if conditions in the valley suit
him he and his family will probably
make their permanent home here.
Il. 5. Dunbar formerly of this city
but now located at Ceres, California
in a letter to E. A. Yelton received
this morning, states that there is lots
of land changing hands there and he
is well pleased with the country He
also states that he has Just finished
putting up cutting of alfalra.
Tomorrow night at the Presbyter-
ian church, under the auspices of
the missionary society a program to
be participated in by number of the
pupils of the Indian school viii be
carried out. II will prove very in.
teresting and most entertaining. A
cordial invitation to be present is
extended TO ALL
Tomorrow evening at the Presby-
terian church a number of the lit
tie children of the Teller Institute
school Will give a program under the
auspices of the missionary society OF
the church. The program will con-
sist of recitations, drills. vocal and in
strumental music. A cordial invita-
don to attend is extended to all.
dispatch from, Des Moines. Iowa.
states that the maximum tempera-
ture of the cold wave that has swept
Iowa during the past week was reach
ed Thursday when the mercury at
Charles city touched 22 degrees be
low zero. Des Moines reports 10 de
grees below and the mercury was at
similar stage at many other points
The management of the local lyc-
cum course announces that next year
there Will he eight attractions on
the course instead of six, the number
given this year and on the preced-
ing years. II is further announced
that if the patronage warrants an
extra number will be given as here |
tofore. Selection of seats for the
course may be made on and after
Jan. 18th.
The social enjoyed last evening bv
the members of the Gentlemen's club
of the Presbyterian church and a
number of invited friends proved one
OF the pleasantest social gatherings
held at the church for some time
An informal program consisting of
music and short addresses was huge
ly enjoyed. The duets by Messrs
Boyer and Leslie and the violin so
los by William Weiser were espec-
aiiy enjoyable. Elegant refresh
nents were served. and not until
ate hour did the gentlemen depart.
lhe Mems club is a new society and
promises to grow in strength and in
iuence as days pass.
Messrs, r.. p. Davie. president and
general manager of the Western
sugar a Land company, and Fred G
toimes' assistant general manager.
we're in the city Tuesday the guests /
Il {. IL. Barnes. the local field sun I
These gentlemen moi
large number of the business men
nd received much announcement
rom this source. Mr.. Davie said
he company was highly encouraged
I the outlook for beet production
$ over 1000 acres had already been
igned up. and the indications thai
least 1000 more would be sign
d within the next thirty days. From
lontrose county he wanted 1000 =
cres this year and believed there
ould be little difficulty in reaching :
lat figure. The purpose of the com
any is to build a beet dunn in this
ty next summer at a cost of about
l l'oOO so the growers can simnli-
the loading question. In order
introduce the feeding of beet pulp
STOCK, Mr., Davie said his company
ould send Montrose in the near fut-
,e two carloads of pulp for distribu-
on to the ranchmen without ex-
snse' save the freight -Montrose s
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