The daily sentinel., 1903-11-16

Richard Mccoy. cattleman of the
lower valley was in this city today.
Harry c. Hill of Denver. spent
Saturday aud Sunday visiting friends
in this city.
LYMAN I. Henry was an arrival
from Ouray Sunday. He is registered
at the Grand.
August Kuhlenbeck. of Kluge and
Kuhlenbeck, merchants of Palisade
was in this city Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Wigginton who recently
purchased farm in the lower valley
was a visitor in this city today.
Are you going to give a card party.
then go to The G.. V. Store they have
everything that you will want for it.
Mr.. Goshen. a large sheep owner of
this city returned last night from
trip to Utah and other western points.
George F. Crosby went to Fruita
Saturday to make arrangements for
taking charge of the Fruita Independ-
ent.
Mrs. T. E. Fulghum and grand
daughter, of Grand junction. visited
Mr.. .Fulehum here Saturday and Sun
day. Delta County Press.
r. P Davie end Mr.. Sbearer of the
Western Sugar and Land company
drove out to Fruita yesterday to look
over their interests in the lower valley
Judge Caswell says that III the last
been built in Grand Junction and
that there is not house for rent
Telluride Journal
After having given thanks next
week then turn your mind to Drepar-
ing for Xmas. by making the early
selections at The w Store you " i'll
get the cream of ALL
Judge @. F. Caswel!. of Grand
Junction, came up last night, trans
acted some business with the Conrt in
chambers and went home this morn
ing. Telluri de Journal.
1 take orders for ladies suits made
to your own measurements in Chica-
go. Give me your order and you will
be pleased. l guarantee the fit. n.
W. Blain.
Mrs. John G. Mckinney entertained
Saturday at her home. The afternoon
was spent in games. music and small
talk. A very enjoyable time was
badly had by all who We're invited.
Homer Alsbury. young dancing
teacher of Colorado Springs is late
arrival in Grand Junction and is in
tending starting dancing class here.
if he can make suitable arrangements
His parents live east OF the CITY.
1t is not a cinch that you can get
game of Finch. as the supply is ex-
hausted snch is the report we have
received, but if possib BILE we Will make
it cinch for you to have game of
Finch. we are making every effort to
procure them. watch the papers and
we will advise you when we have
them. The G. V. Store. r eed Block
Grand Junction, Colo.
@. NJ. Cranston while driving up
from the lower valley Saturday saw
cloud of dust that looked like an ex-
plosion rise apparently at the Book
Cliff coal mines. He thought that
the mines had blown up and came in
to town very much excited. 1t later
developed that it was only blasting
being done to open a new tunnel
The passener travel ON the roads
passing through this city is very
heavy, in fact so heavy that the roads |
are short of cars. Most of the travel /
is to California. Some of our real /
estate dealers have suggested that
lower railroad rates should be made /
to Colorado points to induce land /
seekers to come here ON account of |
going to California.
Charley Kirk. brother of Harry /
Kirk of this city. was the interpreter
who went along with Game Warden |
Higgins and party of Grand Junction
to round up the Indians in Rio Blanco .
and Garfield counties The Indians
numbered about fifty. but after get
ting them together they agreed to re-
turn to their r. servation. The amount
of game slaughtered has not been
given to the press. -Ouray Herald.
Mrs. @. NJ. Frost, sister of George
A. Currie, of this city and formerly
a resident with her husband at Palis-
AIDES. died last Tuesday at Los An
geles The deceased came here from