The Delta independent., 1901-08-09

week.
Guy Bowden was a Hotchkiss visitor
this week.
c. Mitchell, of Montrose, was in town
last week.
Sheriff George Smith returned from
Denver last week.
G. G.Gutt.n, of Moatrose, was bust
ness visitor Saturday.
John Mclean. OF Aspen, was bust
ness visitor this week.
Old papers for sale at this Office, twenty
five cents per hundred.
Jim Knous, of Telluride, was visitor
in Delta the first OF the week.
Mrs. c. II. Martin and daughter re
turned from PalisaGo Tuesday.
Paul Dorsey went up TO Ouray Sun
day where he expects 10 remain.
Charlie Brown and Walter Hamilton
were passengers for Ouray Sunday.
The Go den Rule Store is giving away
silver table wear. Come and get terms.
Pueblo promises to have the best state
lair ever held in the west. in September.
Delta county will produce the largest
fruit crop in tb. history OF the state this
year.
DIR. Mikeljohn. of Hptchkiss, was in
town Wednesday in consultation with
DR.. l.. 4. Hick.
Ed Wetzel and wife. who are now
visiting in Delaware. are expected home
about August p.
touNp-A pocket book. Call on J
G. Fountain, prove property and pay
for tins notice.
Mems shirt waists are the latest. The
Remington Elliott Company have just
received a large line.
f. NJ. Gctts. OF the firm OF Gets i
Gctz brothers was business visitor at
Cedaredge yesterday.
There will be the regular services at
the Baptist church next Sunday.
Morning subject, Sin
Miss Florence CockrcII returned from
Denver "Wednesday where she has been
attending the summer normal.
Grand Junction is to have new
s250 GOO hotel. The old shack known as
the Brunswick. is TO be torn down.
ii. II, Whiting cam, in from Crippls
Creek Saturday to look after his ranch
he recently purchased of Thomas Lamb
in Harris basin.
Mrs. J. n. Jeffers aud son Welland
expect to leave next Thursday for an ex-
tended yisit TO the Pan America cx
position and other points in New York
state.
The board q coo:rol OF the Guuuison-
Uucumpahgre tunnel has established its
main Office in the room recently vacated
10y MlIlard Fairlamb in the IOWA com
pauy block.
The cholera moTbus selson is upon us,
bu, this will make no difference with
the average kids hooking wa,ermelons
and green apples when the opportunity
is afforded. They are willing TO take
chances OF being rolled over barrel.
L. W. Swcitzcr. of the Swcitzer Mer-
camille company, OF LeadviIle, came
down Saturday TO look after his fruit
farm on Garnet mesa. He left for Utah
Tuesi in the interests q his company.
LosT-On the road between Winton's
coal mine and Delta. A roll OF bedding
wrapped in sheet OF canvas, contain
ing one blanket, one patchwork comfort
and two Navajo blankets. a liberal re
ward will be paid for the return of the
same. Enquire at this office.
Erup,ions, cuts, burns. scalds. and
sores OF all kinds quickly healed by De
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. Certain cure
Tor plies. Beware OF counterfcits. Be
sure you got the original-DeWitt's
DR.. ii. X. Braisted.
Mrs. f. +. Dodge returned home Mon
day from an extended visit with friends
in Canada, she also visited the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo. Miss
frankie Murray. OF Chicago. neice of
Mrs. Dodge. accompanied her home and
will spend the summer in Delta.
The following were among the people
who left on the epecal train for Mont.
rose this morning to be in attendance
at the log rolling by tho Wnodmen Of
the World. which is to be held in that
city today: James II. Gutridgc, James
Moss, G. b. Elliott. NJ. V. Mathews. w.
HuGt, Mrs. Hattie Hunt. J. Il. Becilcy.
j. q. Miller. Thomas Towels, II. G. Nida.
G. +. Cunningham, NJ. Il. Hills. j. b.
katckin, Oscar L lgar, W. II. Jones, Mrs.
Flo Mathews, Mrs. Belle Brewer, Mrs.
John Kurs, Mrs. Bcrtolin. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ellis, Joe Gunn, G. II. Martin.
l.. A. Hick, Tom Gum, S. S. Thompson.