The daily sentinel., 1901-07-20
THE CURRENT NEWS.


You're not in it unless you get your
turnout from Platt & Payne.
Platt & Payne, Main street. Best liv-
cry in the city. Don't forget it.
Ladies call at our store and ask for
palm leaf fan. q. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Senator and Mrs. q NJ. Teller arrived
home this morning from a trip to the
Northwest.
Mrs. E E. Mueller OF Gunnison is in
the city visiting with her friend. Mrs.
Frank Dean.
Nothing but the b,st in the livery line
can be found at the establishment Of
Platt & Payne.
Wanted A good girl for general house
vo, k, ia family OF three. $25 per month.
Apply to Box COG, Ouray, Colorado.
Why stay at home these nice, cool
evenings, when Platt & Payne have such
fine driving horses and elegant. rubber
tired rigs.
Should the Rio Grande train from the
west be As minutes late tomorrow morn
ing, the Colorado Midland will run a
special to Basalt.
Grand junction has settled the dates
for Peach Day-August 2S, 30 and 30.
The festival is announced to be bigger,
better and bolder than ever r.-Ouray
Herald
The Grand Junction business college
has issued from this Office one thousand
handsome hangers, containing advertise
ments OF twenty Ave business houses of
this city.
L. II. Painter, of Omaha, representing
tho Novelty stove works, is in the city
Reading, Pa, his father being member
Of the large stove works OF Orr, Painter
& Co.
Gene Underhill OF the Buena Vista
hotel is smiling in very satisfied man
ner over the arrival of new colt from
mis- well bred sorrel mare Mr.. Under
hill says the colt will have pedigree as
long as 4 circus poster.
1t is currently reported that during
the past week the number of trains west
Of Grand Junction has averaged one
every hour and most Of these are solid
Pullmans, carrying Christian Epdeavor.
ers ami other endeavorers. This ac.
| counts for the delay ed trains with which
we have been disturbed lately .-Ouray
Herald.
The Brunswick hotel OF Grand juno
| tiop, recently condemned, is to be re-
| built, and all modern improvements ad
ded. 1t is to be new building through
addition to that town that will add to it's
comfort and convenience more than any
thing that the same amount OF money
could buy .-Ouray Herald.
Charles l. Curr,er, who will be re-
membereo in this city as promising
young cornetist, is now in New York
studying theory and cornet work under
W. Paris Chambers. The latter says
tuhl young MI SurTier 10 ooulu W ue
one of this country's finest cornet virtu.
sos.
Grand junction has begun the ship
ment OF the biggest and best crop OF
peaches in her histary. Grand junction
peaches are the largest and m ost luscious
in the world 1t is only when trying to
say something kindly Of our neighbors
that the impeachment in the Journals
| verscity, is noticeable Telluride Jour
nal.
A particularly pleasing mus steal pro-
gram will be given by the Citizens band
tonight at Dowrey's corner. Two num-
bers that merit special notice are The
Elks' Serenade, composition by W.
Paris Chambers, noted Elk, and Sou
vsnier d Espanole by Metra. Both are
entirely new here, and will doubtless be
heard with mnch pleasure. All the
music is high class and the concert will
be m at epj joyable one.
William Radcliffe has appealed to the
state to protect his property on the
Grand mesa. He says armed men are IN
possession of his property, and threaten
to kill his employees il they do not leave
Delta by today. He arrived in the city
| lnst evening and immediately eptared