The daily sentinel., 1903-11-04

Postmaster F. S. Bruner is up from
Fruita today.
Salmon on Friday next at twelve
and one half cents per pound. Ocean
Wave.
E. E. Ladd sold his home ON Ouray
avenue to Mr.. McElroy. the harness
maker.
Mrs. @. W. Franks and two chill
dren are at Glenwood Springs for a
brief stay.
Mrs. William Kendall is very i'll at
her he me. with an attack of neuralgia
of the heart.
Max Buchanan of the Grand VAL
ley National bank made business
trip to Fruita yesterday.
H. B. Cari returned today from
Kansas City where he sold several
carloads of cattle last week
Halibut twelve and half cents
next Friday at Ocean Wave Fish mar
ket. Place your order early.
Special Officer Dell Newell arrested
five or six boys last night. for causing
a disturbance around the opera house.
DR.. Knude Hanson was out for a
short ride this morning. This is the
first time he has been able to be out
since his recent severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A . H. Patterson have
returned from long visit in New
York state. Mr. Patterson is connect
ed with the railway bridge depart
ment.
A. A. Sharpe has. through Gaines
and Rose. sold his farm ten miles west
of here. Mr.. Sharpe was formerly
horticultural inspector here. He will
remain in the valley.
One of the triplets recently born to
the wife of J. b. Enzlo of Fruita.
died few days ago and was buried
yesterday at Fruita. The two remain
ing children are reported very sick.
The new skimmers FOR the city
water works reservoir. have arrived
and will he placed in position as soon
as they can be hauled out to the
pump house.
Mrs. Davie. who has been spending
several days in the city with her hus-
band, Manager Davie of the Western
Land and Sugar company, left for
home last night.
Mrs. r. p Archie Fowler and H.
R. Stines of Colorado Springs will
arrive from Colorado Springs in few
days to raise sugar beets. They come
through the efforts of R. P. Davies.
Golden Reese, a Rio Grande engi-
neer who hs been visiting in Colorado
Springs returned from that city yes
terday. He reports that there is talk
of a strike in the coal mines in South
canon. near Colorado Springs.
Mrs. J. A. Lyons will leave for
Gutl rie Center. Iowa. tonight. Mrs.
Lyons it will be remembered. was re
gently injured by falling ON the back
stoop of the Lyons residence on Ou-
ray. She has so far recovered as to
be able to take the journey that she
had planned
William Schwartz of Fruita has
sent to The Home Loan and Invest
ment company a batch of potatoes to
come in competition for the prize
offered by them, which are some po-
tatoes themselves. Four of them
one yard and two inches
and five of them weighed 13 pounds |
and 10 ounces.
On Sunday. November 18th. will
occur the marriage of Miss Matte |
Ruth Dunmire. to Joseph Lamar
Kraemar. at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. E. F. Eldridge. Miss Dunmire
has lived in the family of DR.. Ed
ridge for several years and is we'll
known to all the young people of the
,ity. Mr.. Kreamar is well known
fireman ON tine Rio Grande system.
A Routt County ranch. = '240 acres
near Yampa. room log house. log
barn, l6O acres fenced. all irrigated. |
irst class water rights, ields 755 tons
hay and others crops, can be largely
increased. Easy terms. Will take
Grand Junction property in
part payment. Price. including crop
s6, 900. F. A. Metcalf, Steamboat
Springs. Colo.
Edgar l.. Beard. of Fruita. son of
DR.. Beard. has accepted a position
With The Sentinel in a reportorial
'apacity. Mr.. Beard has had consid-