The daily sentinel., 1902-08-09

The date for Rocky Ford's Wstermel-
on day is set for September A.
Miss Elsie Sullivan has been on the
sick list for the past two or three days
Every dog or horse that elbows any
signs of viciousness these days is being
called "Tracy."
Will Mccarthy is in the city visiting
his sister. Miss Bessie Mccarthy Of the
central telephone Office
DR.. e. G. Clark and family leave to.
morrow morning for Glenwood, where
they will spend the week
Mrs. T M. Todd, accompanied by her
sister from Salida, will leave this even,
ing for trip to Salt Lake.
Daniel Hill, clerk in the Mesa County
State Bank, will leave tonight for Salt
Lake City to spend short vacation.
The infant child Of r. M. Robinson OF
Fruita died yesterday from cholera in
fantum. Undertaken Gourley sent a
casket to Ffuita for the remains.
Mrs. Ed Bosom OF the millinery firm
OF Phillips & Bosom returned home this
morning from two weeks visit to Kan
sas City, where she ordered her fall line
of millinery.
Mrs. e. Nj. Hardy met the grand chiei
OF the Rathbone Sisters on one of the
speci Ia last night and was moet cordial
ly greeted. Mrs. Hardy is an old friend
Of the grand chief.
Mrs. Geo. E. Haskell and daughter
Mary and Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler and
daughters Rowena and Virginia will
leave tonight for Genwood Springs to
spend several weeks
Hotchkiss is planning for big cele-
bration on the first day that the railroad
is opened into the town. The North
Fork Times calls it Railroad day and ad-
vertises barbecue, races, contests, etc. .
| Mrs. h. N. Slater OF Fairmont, Min
nesota is visiting Mrs. r. j. Vosburg
Mrs. Slater's husband is the owner Of
one OF the largest creameries in that
state. Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Voeburg
and Mrs. Slater will go for an outiog at
Alexander lakes.
John s. Charlton OF Cedaredge has
been appointed a special field agent Of
the division OF statistics, department of
agriculture, and has started in his
duties. Hs will visit each county seat in
Colorado aud Utah before the end Of the
year, gathering the necessary statistics
for use in that department OF the gov
ernment Delta Independent.
sent two carloads of their plaster to Tel
luride this week and have orders for two
cars more for the same place. The
company also has an order for a carload
for Grand Junction untitled. They are
contemplating eDlarging the capacity OF
their roasters and grinders, to keep up
with the de.and. The new miners
uRion hospital at Telluride is being plas.
tered with this cement and the new
school house will be plastered with the
same Delta Independent
The killing OF two hundred goats near
Grand Junction but emphasizes the fact
that this question OF right to range
ought to be settled in some way which
will establish basis for legal action
The grab all policy is not the true one.
Brute strength is not the right method
OF settling disputes OF that character at
least There is a better way, and to se-
cure its adoption all should unite. The
open range is likely to be a source OF
controversy as long as it shall last unless
there be an eq iitable division and then
determination to enforce the agreement
in peaceful. gentlemanly manner. A
grievance committee ought to have full
power, and be upheld by every member
OF stock association. Montrose Enter
'lse.
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