The daily sentinel., 1903-09-16
Local News.

Horace I. DeLong will return hom
from Denver. next FRIDAY.
W. P. Dale of Delta. an arrival i,
the city yesterday afternoon.
Q. P. Gillette was an arrival il
the city yesterday from Fort Collins
The tailor shop of NJ. H. Loefier il
now being fitted with electric lights.
| Robert DeLand of Seattle was all
arrival in the city yesterday and is
visiting friends.
| The yield of grain in this valley is
heavier this year than ever before in
the history of the valley.
Weather Observer Sullivan. of the
local weather bureau has issued spe-
cial warnings of frost tonight
Architect Boyer has prepared plans
for five room residence to be erected
for George Garrison. the plumber.
! Mrs. Emma wadsworth's mothe.
is still suffering from the paralytic
stroke with which she was stricken
last Wednesday.
The remains of d. ". Davis were
shipped to Sunnyside. Utah. last
night. The X. P.'s of that town
have the body in their care.
A Demorest Oratorical contest for
a silver medal will occur about the
middle of October. The contestants
will be class of young men.
The heavy fruit shipments of the
year are drawing to close, but there
will be several weeks of steady ship.
ping before the fruit is all harvested.
E. n. Case and party of friends
will leave next Saturday morning for
hunt after deer. bear and grouse.
They will go into the Escalante coun-
try.
The old Methodist parsonage has
been moved to the rear of the new
parsonage. The work upon the addi-
tion to the church will be commenced
Immediately.
CATTLE men are prophesying that
the winter will again be severe for
the cattle on the ranges. A large
amount of alfalfa is being purchased
by them for winter feeding.
Miss Lulu Gallaher, residing seven
miles northwest of this city is dan
gerously ill with typhoid fever. Her
two sisters were i'll with the same dis
ease but are now out of danger.
The fourth ward school building
was opened for occupancy this morn
ing. with a large attendance. The
new building is very handsome one
and up-to-date in every particular.
The hunting season opened yester-
day with fewer number of hunters
in the mountains than for several
years before. The short season and
small amount of game allowed a hun
ter is the reason assigned for the
shortage.
W. A. Marsh weighed the large ap.
pie which he has had ON exhibition
for several days past. The weight of
the apple was twenty three ounces
1t was grown by W. l.. Hammond.
The variety is known as 1.-THE Stump
of the world.''
William Coulter. of whom mention
was made in The Daily Sentinel
yesterday. as having been kicked by
horse, was removed to the hospital
late yesterday afternoon. His injury
has developed into a more serious case
than was at first believed.
John Beard, of Fruita, who will
contest in the bicycle race at Glen
wood next Sunday for first prize and
championship of the Western Slope is
doing some hard training. Johnny
has the quality of sticktoitiveness
which is missing in so many people
and will undoubtedly carry off first
honors.
A Merchants Carnival will be held
at the Park opera house Tuesday eve
ming Sept. 90 under the auspices of
st. Matthews Guild. All the leading
business firms will be represented by
young ladies in costume. Over 100
performers. ALI home talent. A fine
program. Many comic features.
Tickets only 90. 80 and 90 cents.
S. G.. Wray won a silver medal in
an Interstate Photographic contest
held in Topeka few days ago. His
prize winning photographs were made
by a special process invented by him