The daily sentinel., 1903-10-03

| Tuesday October 9Th at three ID m.
with Mrs. Dyke. 709 cor 9Th and
Gunnison.
The ball of the Turner's last night
to celebrate the opening of their hall.
recently renovated. was we'll attended
and good time enjoyed.
Parsons and Case of Grand Junction
were in the valley this week buying
horses. H. A. Sites sold them his
entire herd of horses and mules. at an
average of $50 per head Plateau
Valley Stockman.
Luther M. Rood and bride. the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Duke of
Hotchkiss. arrived in the citv last
night from Salt Lake City where they
have spent the past week. They
reamined in the city today and will
leave for Hotchkiss in the morning.
Frank Thompson and Deputy Sher-
iff Hardy we're up from the Junction
Saturday. Mr.. Thompson to do some
advertising for the jewelry and music
store and Mr.. Hardy to subpoena
jurors for the district court. Plateau
Valley Stockman.
The International supper by the
Young Ladies club of the Methodist
church last night in the Reed build
ing was splendid success. The un-
fortunate part Of the matter was that
the young ladies had not provided
one half enough provisions to accomo-
date the patrons of the affair. They
ran out of provisions long before the
half of those who desired to patronize
them had been provided. AS money
maker for the young ladies it was
success.
The fourth big shipment of fine
cheese, fish and meats arrived at The
Dellcatessen Store of Kersburg and
Hertz. Swiss cheese, Neufchatel.
Limburge-. Fromaee De Bri Camm-
bert. Roquefort. Sap. Sage. Eden
cheese, Med Morton Pineapple. Smoked
Salmon, Holland Herrings Tin kegs),
Fresh Servelat Sausage. Fresh Calima.
Smoked Tongue, and everything that
will satisfy the inner man. The pub
lie is specially invited to call and in
spect our establishment.
NJ. H. Loeffier. purchased Yesterday
of James M. Cameron, two tickets on
the Hamburg American line of steam
ers. which will bring to this country
brother and sister of Mr.. Loeffier.
who now reside at Tescheu. .Silesia.
Austria The brothers. name is Sam
uel and he is painter and paper
hanger by trade. The sisters name
is Amelia and she will stop at Falls
River, II. J. 1t is the purpose of Mr..
Loeffier to bring to this country the
remainder Of his family.
1t is enough to make Prohitionist
turn to drink to read in the daily
papers about A. b. Gray. Frank
Overs and few other Populist
jugRlers holding state con-
vention, if there were such a
thing as Populist party in Colorado
at this time. The trick fools no one.
1t is simply scheme to put Frank
Overs up to beat Adair Wilson. just
as he was put up by Governor Pea
body's friends to beat Judge Stimson
The fact that Frank allows himself
to be used for these dirty political
jobs ought to be sufficient evidence
of his perfidy for the average man
who believes in his honesty of pur-
pose. The Populist party is defunct
and has no legal standing. 1t is sim
ply machine to enable few graf
ters to rake off little money. -
Georges Weekly.
r. p. Davies. president of the East
ern Sugar and Land company. was in
Delta last Thursday and Friday and
while here made arrangements for
opening an office at this place for the
purpose of interesting the farmers of
this vicinity in the cultivation of su-
gar beets. He wants every ranchman
who will plant beets and cultivate
them to see him or his agent here and
agree to cultivate as many acres as he
thinks he can care for. The cultiva-
tion of sugar beets is an industry that
would place more money in circula-
tion here than any other mode of
farming. Beets are a surer crop than
any thing grown in the valley, being |