The daily sentinel., 1906-07-18

It pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar.
Why because you get your moneys
worth.
The work of remodeling the front
of the fire house is well under way
today.
Look our stock over for fine bug
gies and harness new and old.=Fred
Mantey.
T. S. Ramey and sons are expect
ed home tonight from their visit to
Denver.
Window awnings put up by Lowe
& Coulter, 126 N. 5th street. Prices
reasonable.
Coor's celebrated golden beer. qts.
per dozen $1.50; pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
Mrs. John w. Armstrong, who is at
the hospital suffering from typhoid
fever, is getting along very nicely
Mrs. Freeland and Mrs. Wendall,
of the Indian school, went to Glen
wood Springs yesterday to spend two
weeks.
Get our figures on your plumbing
jobs Everything up to date all
work guaranteed.-Lewis & Sallee.
124 n. 5th street, Phone 1851 red.
Mrs. w. r. Zillgitt left last night
for her home in Inglewood, Californ-
ia, after a pleasant visit of a month s
duration with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ
Graham of this city.
The condition of Miss Estelle Jen-
ney. according to letters and mes
sages received from the east, ret
mains about the same with the chanc-
es of her recovery brighter.
The carnival is doing a big bust
ness at Montrose this week and from
all reports the attractions are prov
ing very satisfactory and the carni-
val is all that is claimed for it.
Miss Clara Peabody was an arriv-
al on the Rio Grande Sunday from
her home in Grand Junction to visit
short time at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Smulling=Aspen
Democrat
There will be eight big events at
the matinee races at the fair grounds
on July 26 and 27. Over thirty
horses will be entered during the two
afternoons. Best racing matinee ever
pulled off in the city.
Having been in the steam and hot
water heating business for anumber
of years. We are able to give you
a plant that will satisfy you. Cali
and see us at 124 n. Fifth street.
Lewis & Sallee. Phone 1851 red.
Buy your groceries, your meats,
your fruit, your vegetables from Ac-
hti man anu all AUU
avenue. They have the reputation
of filling orders carefully and
promptly and carrying a high quail
ity of goods.
The carnival shows here in the
city set their tents and apparatus
yesterday, and are doing business
and seem to be pleasing the crowds.
TITS day all day in the day time. and
there is no night in Montrose. to
paraphrase the poet of Creede. There
is something doing every minute
Montrose Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smulling and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Smulling were ar
rivals on the Rio Grande Sunday
afternoon from their home in Grand
Junction to spend few days visit
ing with their brother Sherman
Smulling, who has not seen his bro
ther for sixteen years. 1t will in
deed be a happy family reunion
Aspen Democrat.
A delegate to the grand lodge
meeting of the b. p. o. Elks who ar
rived Sunday in Denver is Graham
l.. Rice, United States commission
er of immigration at San Juan, Porto
Rico, representing lodge No. 972. Mr..
Rice has travelled more than 1900
Iurrcs co otconu auoCtfnS fSefn7
yer, and expresses himself as delight
eu Win tne reception tnat ne mas
found
Henry Charles Kean of Black
Hawk, mascot of Central City lodge
No. SCI, is probably the smallest
Elk in the United States. He is
only feet l inch high and weighs
but ~ pounds. He was born in
Black Hawk in 1883 and has been
member of the local lodge since 1904.
He will wear a Prince Albert suit.
silk hat and will carry a gold head
ed cane. which was presented to him
by the lodge in the parade in Den
ver.
The U. S. land office at Salt Lake re
ceived a proclamation yesterday sign
ed by President Theodore Roosevelt
for the sale of the even numbered
mineral sections in former Uncom-
pamgre Indian reservation. Bids will
be received for the mineral lands at
the Vernal land office Saturday. Sep
tember l5, 1906. A minimum rate
of $500 per acre is placed on the
land which contains gilsonite, as
phaltum and elaterite. Not more
than forty acres of land will be ac-
cepted under one bid. Another proc
lamation was received setting forth
a tract of land four miles west of
Brighton on the north side of the
canyon FOR "A government nursery
site.