The daily sentinel., 1903-09-08

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DIR. Ernest Gill. of Basalt is greet
ing old friends in this city today. go"
A base ball game is on this after
noon between the Fruita and Grand
Junction teams HnAH soi MoH
A big sale of bronchos is on by
Bert Ennor Broncho busting is also
being INDUCED in.
Presidinent David Roberts, of the
Chamber of commerce. is home from
a visit to Denver. Fl
Rev. Horace Sanderson the Super
intendent of the Congregational
church is in the city.
The great free feast of fruit will
take place at 10 a. IN. at the Armory.
Every body should take note of this.
Marshal jefferson Watson, appeared
today in a new uniform. 1t was very
becoming and very much in order.
The Ladies Emporium has received
an elegant line of fall millinery which
is now one display. The ladies re-
cordially invited to call and see the ie
goods. Opening announcement later.
A farewell reception will be ten
dered Rev. r. Sanderson at the Meth
odist church tonight. All the mem
bers of the congregation will be present
to give their beloved pastor and family
goodbye.
The Grand Junction Dressed Meat
company distributed large lot of
five pounds cans of first class lard, of
the Honeysuckle brand this morning.
The people grabbed at them with
avidity.
The first thirty masks selected at
the Anderson Bargain house tomor-
row. will be given away, and every
tenth one thereafter will be given
away. Here is a chance of life
time
The official costumer is at the old
water company office ON Colorado
avenue. See that you select suit
early and obtain a choice of the suits
offered. The best line ever brought
to this city.
There has been change made by
the executive committee regarding the
hours of masking tomorrow. The
time for the beginning of masking has
been set at two p m. to continue un-
til ten p. IN.
AT the time of going to press this
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at in the coroner's inquest. But three
witnesses had been examined, Messrs
Bowman, Holland, and Caste There
was no important evidence produced.
Ths meeting of the State Horticul-
tural society, will take place toni Int
at Z 80 O'Clock, in the Currie block,
| alongside of The Enterprise store
The Court room was occupied today
and the society was unable to secure
the room
The Labor day ball game between
Palisades and Grand Junction, results
ed in Waterloo for the Palisade
boys. In this game the home team
showed up most creditably. They
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though that there were several rank
decisions against the Palisades bows,
but even had they had other decisions
it would not have changed the game
in their favor. The score was fifteen
to three in favor of the home team
| and thev are to be congratulated OIL
| the showing they made, their present
form being immeasurably superior to
| their condition at any time heretofore
this season.
M. L. Roberts caught two of the
largest trout he ever caught at Sapi-
nero. Monday. These were caught
with flies and were the largest SO far
| recorded this year. of any catch in the
waters of the Gunnison. Mr. Roberts
brought these fish home with him
and went to the trouble of having
them frozen in ice at the ice factory.
They will be ON exhibition tomorrow
morning along side of the Sherman
l.. Moody jewelry establi shment. Mr..
Roberts is proud of these fish, as he
states that they gave him the 1nerriest
tussle he has ever had in landing
trout and he has caught some of the
best that have been caught in the
Gunnison waters. These fish weighed
eight and quarter and nine pounds.