The daily sentinel., 1907-02-06

dAAGthpL " luuloN6 II.
Editor Martin. of Paiisade. is in
town today.
Are you in the market for a buggy =?
Fred Mantey.
For thirty days, buggies at a big
discount-Hiatt's
Senator ]. R. Gordon. of Pueblo,
was an arrival last night.
]. R. Jennings. of Gunnison, is a
visitor to the city today.
NJ. NJ. Nelson, well known citi-
ken of Rocky Ford, is in town today.
Repairing work comes right along.
its the way we have of doing it.-Hi-
ats.
Our heavy team harness just fits
the bill, so say our farmer friends
Hiatt's.
Work will start at an early date
on the new canning plant to be erect
ed here.
We have some choice lots on Seven
tn street at bargain. Horace T. De-
long. 555 Main stree.
Mrs. F. r. Rockwell and daugh-
ters of Pueblo, spent yesterday here
en- route to the far west.
For a family vehicle for pleasure,
our surreys are top notch. style,
quality and for wear-Hiatt's.
Dr. r. N. Maxon. of salida. is in
the city and is contemplating locat-
ing here. He is stopping at the ST.
Regis.
Mrs. Oscar hampton. of Montrose
is visiting friends in the city today
from Delta looking after business
matters.
Three men were arrested for
drunkenness yesterday and will be
given a hearing this evening in po-
lice court.
If you want A>eam or hot water
plant that will heat. call on Lewis and
sallee, 124 N. 9Th street or Phone
1914 Black.
There were three limitations at the
meeting of Book Cllff camp Woodmen
of the World, Four new applications
were also received.
The Corcoran grocery, first class
in every particular. Corner of Sec
ond and Colorado. First class meat
market in connection.
Dance at the Auditorium Friday
night when the young ladies of the
Catholic church will be the hostesses.
You will enjoy 1t.
No. was two hours late this morn
ing and other trains were more or
less behind time during the night
and early morning.
It's just getting interesting, the
way the people are getting on to our
prices and purchasing our busgies
and wagons-Hiatt's
Misses Georgia and Olivia Buckley
Mrs. w. NJ. Mabry. Mrs. A. F. Ross
and Mrs. B. A. Tobln, of Montrose,
spent last night in this city.
Pressed brick roomlng house, finest
in the city for sale. Fourteen rooms
strictly modern in every detail. For
price and terms see George A. currle
& Son, Currle block.
The leading hotels were filled to
overaowlng last night owing to the
heavy passenger traffic over this end
of the line as a result of Marshall
Pass being practically closed up by
the SHOWS.
The work on the great Redlands
irrigation project is progressing rap
id1v these days. The working fore
es are constantly being increased and
each day witnesses a remarkable ad-
yancement with the work. The wea-
ther has been ideal for the enter
prise. -,
d. e. Starr, representing the NIL
ler-veile company of Salt Lake City
bonding and loan firm. is IN town
TODAY. He leaves tonight for trip
70 the Plateau country. He is arrang-
ing for business connections for his
firm in this city.
Stanley Peterson, son of Mrs An
ma Peterson, residing on Gunnison
avenue, is very Ill with typhoid fe'
YER
Measles are rapidly dying out II
the city and as result the attend
ance at the public schools is rapid
" climbing up to the old standard.
II was 7:45 O'Clock when the spec
IaI theatre train from Palisade reach
ed this city last night. On boar(
!, we're over $50 people who came dowr
to witness the production Of "A
YALE at the Park opera house. Ther'
we're so many Palisade people in th'
opera house that it was hard Tor on
: TO realize whether he was in Gran'
Junction or Palisade The speeia
train returned to Palisade about mia
nt,h+ the visitors greatly enjoye