The daily sentinel., 1903-08-26


Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Col
lier, yesterday an eight pound baby
girl. .s4e ~ -.e
The another and sisters of Howard
Fletcher, left for their home in Iowa
last night, sasa (, Z II
Manager Edwards of the Smelling
company will arrive home from Den
yer. tonight.
Do you know that the City Union
Orchestra will furnish music at the
opening of the Grand Valley CONNER
cial SCHOOL, q a..s .asr-.s----'
Col. Robert DeBeaue. has. it is un-
derstood, resigned his position as forest
ranger and will engage in other 'busi-
ness in fDeBedue. -t5l .v
On Peach week, September Sth, 9th
and 10th, the rooms of the Grand Val
ley Commercial School will be open
to all those who wish to inspect
them. .I
take. orders and measures for tail
or suits. In case of alteration we
make it free to customer, L guaran-
tee the fit. See our samples now in,
N. W. Blaine .a1ar srL t-r
DIR. A. r. Craig who holds the
government position of forest ranger
was thrown from his horse while in.
the performance of his duties and had
his arm crushed badly. -
@. E. Jenkins. who has been to
Goshen, Utah, in attendance at the
funeral of his father-inlaw. an old
and prominent citizen of that section,
returned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Currie and
daughter, who have been on visit to
Salt Lake City, returned this morn
ing to this city. They report a de-
lightfuI trip to the Mormon capital.
Did you see that ch air in Gourley $
window. Guaranteed to hold two
1t is to be given away at the opening
of the Grand Valley Commercial
School. Don't forget the date. Aug
81, 1908. -
The Sentinel is in receipt from
Commissioner James q. Harris of
copies of San Francisco and Los An
geles papers, containing accounts of
the Grand Army reunion. Mr.. Har.
ris is evidently enjoying his trip to
the coast.
The Plateau Valley Stockman. the
live paper of the Plateau country,
will hereafter publish the proceedings
of the county commissioners, They
will be furnished, the same as the
papers of this city with copy of the
proceedings. ~ ,.sa.s., 1.7u
1t is said that over 2. 600 orthodox
Jews will not vote on the charter
election. because the date of the cleo
tiop is upon their most sacred day.
the Jewish New Year, when an or
thodox will not do any writing or
make any marks with the pen.
Mavor Johnson. of Delta is in the
city. Mr.. johnson is looking over
the water plant of this city, The
town, of Delta is about to, vote eighty
thousand dollars for municipal
water plant, to bring water. from the
mountains, Mayor Johnson is seek
ing all the information, possible on
the subject. saa5t,H "a at
Rev. Selden O. Dickinson and wife
pastor of the Congregational church
of Eaton, Colo. old friends of Rev. j.
A. Becker. pastor of the Congrega-
tional church of this city We're in the
city last evening. They stopped off
between trains and had a pleasant talk
with Rev. Becker They left last
night at midnight for Salt Lake City
where they will isit.
B. q. Young, of New Castle and
Boyd N. Park and Charles NJ. Hulih,
of Franklin, Pennsylvania. the. gem
tlemen. who paid this city a visit a
month or 50 ago, were very much i'm
pressed. with the desirable realty op.
portunities in this city and will
doubtless return here, in the course OF
short time to take advantage OF
what they believe is good opportun-
ity for investment, All the gentle
E. men are stockholders in the Smelling