The daily sentinel., 1903-11-11


Have you read the Bookman's S ADJ
Frank Kiefer is mp from the lower
valley today.
W. D. Spencer in town from the
Rhone country today.
"The Minister'S Son" at the opera
house tomorrow night.
David Graham of Casper. Wyoming
is visitor in this city today.
James Turner. a cattle man of the
lower valley is visitor today.
DO not fail to see the Minister'S
Son at the Park tomorrow night.
Frank Collins, Fruita fruit raiser
is doing business in this city today.
The funeral of Miss Allie Powell
was held this morning at ten O'Clock.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hards will entertain
NJ L. Roberts.
i. o. whittekiend is moving his
family into one of ]. G. Plank's
houses on Struthers avenue.
Sherman w. Moody. Jeweler. re-
ceived large and handsome lot of
new cases and fixtures for his store
this morning.
W. S. Weir. Jr. special agsnt of
the Equitable Life Insurance company
of New York. will leave for Salida
this evening.
George R. Garrison of Garrison
and Fletcher, plumbers. is in Delta
in connection with the big plumbing
Job which that firm has in that town
Engineer O. @. Price was making
arrangements few days ago to bring
his trotting horse here from Los An
geles. but thinks that he VIII allow
it to remain there during the winter.
the cold weather having set in earlier
than he anticipated.
'The Minister'S Son. is the at
traction at the Park on Thursday
night. This promi ses to be one of
the best plays of the entire year. and
every man who can spare a dollar
should go. and if he can spare two
dollars he should take friend with
him.
Bissell Currie. manager of the
Cameo mine was in the city last
night. Mr.. Currie stated that they
had had talk with their miners yes
| I'D. hot fbaxy had NO
grievance whatever but that if they
were called out by their organization
they would have to respond to the
call. as they claimed their organiza-
tion was the supreme rule by which
they were governed.
The armless man Payne. who had
setto with Officer Isaac Cald we'll. had
IA hearing before Justice Byers last
evening. A fine was imposed upon
him. but same was remitted by Justice
Byers. ON the promise of PAYNE to
leave town The officers thought that
this was the easiest manner of getting
rid of Payne. which is doubtless so.
hut it simply places a premium uuon
the perpetration of some crime else
where.
W. S. James. a prominent Plateau
farmer was in this city doing business
today. He reports that farmers have
generally had an excellent year in the
Plateau valley and art. .realizineS Sgood
prices for all crops except hay, which
is selling short ON account of lack of
cattle and the excellent conditions
prevailing ON all the cattle ranges.
Most of the farmers will hold their
hay for better prices. Many are buy
ing cattle and will feed them through
the coming winter.
Albert Black burn. who left here in
June 1902 for Chicago, to go 10 the
Presby yterian hospital for treatment
for st. Vitus dance. was an arrival in
the city last night. ON the DELAYED
narrow gauge Albert was assisted
to so to the hospital from this city
in the hope that a thorough course of
treatment would do him good and the
trip and the treatment in the hospital
have been worth much to him. He
has grown considerably since leaving
this city and his nervousness has dis
| appeared to n great extent.