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The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
WOODMEN
SMOKE.
Have Old Fashioned Pow Wow
Order In Excellent Condit-
ion.

Like all events undertaken by Book
Cliff Camp No. 81 Woodmen of the
World, the smoker last night was a
splendid success There was no set
program, but this added to the pleas
ure of the event, as everyone was full
ly at his ease and general good time
resulted.
The speaking was confined to j. S.
Carnahan and James NJ. Kennedy, or
ganizer for the Woodmen in this sec
tion of the state. Mr.. Carnahan spoke
particularly of the Woodmen of this
city and county. that its membership
included its best citizenship and were
largely interested in its material pros
perity.,. He INDUCED himself long
this line for some little time, and
paid tribute to all that was good in
the order.
Captain Kennedy took up the mat
ter of the growth of the order in the
state and throughout the west and
spoke particularly in regard to what
was being accomplished by the Wood
men of the World. The statistical
part of Captain Kennedys talk was re-
plete with facts of much edification
to the o der and its members assem-
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
Broke HIS Arm.

While placing some rollers in the
sampler at tho smelter today William
Hunt, a laborer suffered the fracture
of his right arm at the elbow. The
rollers were being raised and were at
a height of about twenty feet from the
floor. when link broke, which threw
Mr.. Hunt to the ground, sustaining a
fracture of his arm.
Medical care was given him at once
and he is resting easy this after noon.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
DR.. w. F. RIPKE.
EYESIGnT SPECIALIST.

Is having wonderful success with
his methods and prescription glasses
His patients no longer suffer. after
once being fitted Headaches all gone.
Eyes and lids no longer infiamed If
you have blurring, winkinR, trembl-
ing spells, various nervous and brain
affections, entailing not only positive
injury to the sight. but untold misery.
Call at once and get thorough exam :
ination which costs you nothing. All
work guaranteed.
Office: Grand Valley National Bank block
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
EDWIN PRICE. P. M.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. McElroy, of
Ogden, were visitors to the city last
night. Mr.. McElroy formerly ran
out of this city. as al engineer on the
Western road and is known to many
old-timers here. They are en-route
home from Denver. Mr.. McElroy
was in the wreck in the Grand Canon
of the Arkansas, a few weeks ago and
was at the time taking two old en-
Rines across the line from Ogden.
which had been sold to some eastern
road. They were of the narrow guage
variety, fut had been made to fit the
broad guage rails. Both of the engines
of which Mr.. McElroy had charge
went into the Arkansas river and he
escaped with some slight injuries,
most of his teeth being knocked out
in the wreck. They left ON the night
train for their home.
The drawing for the fine lunch
cloth ratified off at The Fashion, oc-
Cured last night, The cloth is a beau
tiful piece of work and was well worth
taking chance upon. The lucky
ticket was number 90 and the holder
of the ticket was Miss Queenie Car
penter one of the popular Hello
girls" of the Colorado Telephone COM
pany. She values her prize very high
ly.
Charles H. Richie, night operator
at the Union depot, will leave tonight
on vacation to be spent near Basalt.
on the line of the Midland. In COM
pany with several other we'll known
railway men. Mr.. Richie has rented q
farm and they will live there for a
month, enjoying the CO, ntry life aud
the breezes from the mountains.
7 Room house, new. for rent. For
sale on easy terms or will exchange
for room cottage. Inquire of J. c.
Plank, $40 Chipeta.
For Rent. .-Five-room residence,
bath etc. Apply to Lorin A Staley,
Canon Block.
Buy 75 cent Eagle shirts for so
cents at Kirlins.
Buy DR.. Jaegers Wool Taffeta
sthirts for So. 90 at Kirlings.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31

S. 7. Egeness. mail carrier ON route
No. was in receipt of telegram to-
day announcing that his father. whom
he had been visiting. had been strick-
en- with paralysis. The home of his
father is at viroque, Wisconsin and
he is awaiting another telegram be-
fore deciding to return there
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31

Buy Dr. JaeRers Wool Taffeta
sthirts for So. 90 at Kirlings.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
Everything Quiet.

Idaho Springs, July o.-Everything
is quiet here today. since the action
taken by the citizens last night in es-
corting the men in Jail out of town
and advising them to stav away
Many of the men sent away are old
timers here and number of them have
families in this place and own their
homes.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
Notice To Contractors.

At meeting held by Local Union
No. 244 of Carpenters and Joiners OF
America resolution was passed that
members of Local Union No. 244 re-
fuse to work with non Union men.
Peter Chelius, Pres. W. @. Her
rmann, Rec. Sec. Local Union No.
244, Grand junction Colo
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31

Buy 10 cent Eagle shirts for 80
cents at Kirlins.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
WANT FOR SALE ETC.

For Sale. e.-Household furniture at
447 South.
For Sale.-Tent 14x20. foot wall.
inquire Fleming and Lamb.
For Rent, Rooms for light house
kepeing. 420 south 9th street.
For Rent. Desirable rooms TO-
housekeeping. Corner second and
Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
us. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction, Colo.
Local observations taken at 6
O'Clock, Mountain Time:
Maximum temperature yesterday 90
degrees.
Minimum temperature this morning
SO degrees.
Relative humidity at 8 E. m. yes
terday, per cent. Relative humid
ity at a. m. 30 per cent
Precipitation during the past "a
hours. 600.
r. H. SULLIVAN,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Western Colorado. as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver, for SO hours ending p.
m. mountain time,
Local showers IN north portion to-
night or Friday; cooler Friday.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31

Wanted, By responsible party a
four or five room furnished house or a
roomine house for six or eight months.
Call at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1903-07-31
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Post Office at Grand Junction.
Colo. for the week ending July 31st
1903.:
Blackmer. Bud; Baum Chas: Davis,
Mrs. Will: Ford, Dam: Gunther, A.
P; Hulin, Mr., O. M; Hayden, Knox
Harris. Marie; Hilton. Martha: Man.
kel, G. b; Myser. Geo. W. 9; Mar
shall, Tom; Oliver, Thomas .; Sni-
DIRE, @. A Siler, V. A; Snullie. A.
j; Vanremean. Mr.. w. W; Water.
house. Frank.
EDWIN PRICE. P. M.
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EM>LES-

Emsjsr- Oct, s.-s. D. SteEsns is
building 4 gEaasrY and orr crib.
WIS. Ma.Ele has erected . new
graozry.
John Altman IS hauling grain for
L. II. ArBis-
WI. ard EtbeI AtkinsoD spent
Suctzg At 4. 3. Jerks.
Z. Z Barnard has put d new
hoI.et in his c!eamery.
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ard MS cats showed Z yield Of 20
bushels and barley -.
Ms. Nellie BE0oaEeT. Of Win
/ chIop. Iowa. ana Mrs. Lizzie Slim
SCI. ot Manchester. Iowa. blew out
to this country "Wednesday. Mrs.
! Sc.mscn Is 4 sister Of Mrs ). >.
JeoEs and John Altman anG MS.
BEu5aEec is 4 sister ot 9. Z. ami 4.
:. jerks.
NJ. GAINS drove 4 4 bunch Of
steers past bare Tuesday from hi
farm.
The wind DID considerable damage
u hay and grain stacks yesterday.
Albert Stevens delivered cattle il
Mitchell Tuesday.
;. L. II. Sampson is siding bis house
The goung people enjoyed q danct
al Oscar Moses Friday night.
g. z. jerks spent Sunday at NJ
: Browns il Aurora county.
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township.
E NJ. Browns folks passed through
Z here Friday to Mitchell, where MIS-
9 Rro"n was going TO take the trail
: for Canada and vas going by tn
E way Of Washington | visit her par
ents, Nj. ami Mrs. Daniel Tenyck.
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CncIe David Williams resu-neC
Aoo5zT night from &C extended criE
through Canada
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Iscoon, Washington. Hon6ay noIn
Ing.
EdsIn FITCH. Joe Douzherty an6
john ODpe6ah. attended z dance In
Mitchell Aooday eTening and repo,t
, Ens tIne.
IrTile Haub5T left for Sio1I Fall
Wednesday. where he will worE IL
drug store.
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nesdag 20 meet b.s wife whom b
expected 10 arrive from Black Earth
Fiscous:D. They both drove in trou
Mitchell this morning.
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-ts,A q 5oZth DaEcta, F01-GA Jodl4ai C!rrzIt.
-. In raz Circuit CG1rt IN and for DAWSON
cn11r7. KzbIe Morgan. plaintiff ~. Cba,les
Morgan. Defendant. To TIE cefeBdaat aboTe
nau93 yOI 11n iake n0thc= thzt the plaintiff
a1YFe I4I1ed I'll! -aEe the dispositions Of Ephrana
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Sad l.. H Van XIX elerk Of tne UUnty eolrI Of
TDnpkins c0Qn'y, New York, On Wednesday, the
4Ih day Of SoTsnber. 4. q. 1913. tesween the
houf- Of 8 4. II, and ! J.. n, t-6ic: at the boat
Of u G'c!oc. a m; that the taxing III aid d-pGSi-
tipn vii! b continued ard adjourned trota DAY to
| day uGtli fully TAKEN and cJrr pletet- and that tne
dEE0.1lGrz 50 taken Nil b read In evidence
| upon the t.isL Of tns ab3Te entitled action OF the
| par Of TIE plaintiff. T. J. SPAsGLEg,
Attorney f0- Plaintiff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09

Il IS % EASY 10 take cold no~, and
20 rue87 30 have 4 coId and cough
that 4 guaranteed Lufe IS welcomed.
Coie's Go4gh CUE viii stop the cough
acd cage the cold. Tv it 81 and
-, G~gzEsnteed ~ al druggists.
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For .1Ie-ie head Of nigh grade
Poi3ea Angus cows bred to registered
Dgu Inquire Of /. Uofstettec.
En..ea south Of Mitchell.
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Strayed-One black geldjng horse >
years old. With wire cut Or front foot
Y. Z. Young, Loomis. 5. D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Butter wraps. pian or printed, at
NEw-- CHAMPInN office
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
Ohio City Observati
Neu-.Chamldon correspoudcura

NeN-.t hampton Correspouicucs
l.. Gibbs and J.. Ewalt. from Grif
fey. Cllo. were guests Of NJ -. Nm
rrmau last Sunday
Several ola miners are prospecting
just south ol this place iu Box canon
district with good results.
Chris neulam came in from tho
new strike Tues lay and he says the
rush is growing stronger every day.
NJ. o. Waterman came in SUNDAY
from Camp Bowerman. where be had
been engaged conveying passengers
for several days.
A. f. Moyne moved from his COZ
per claims south Of this place Tue
day, and has taken a position with
Harvey Dice ON the Courtland.
Il McClain went 10 Pitkin Mon
day morning 30 run the stage line
from that place to Camp l}owermau,
10 connect with the c. a $. road
A. Caulman came over ON Wed
nesday after another load of supplies
for his branch store at Bowerman.
VIM Harrington will do the freight
ing.
NJ. Il. Waterman. was over To- the
new camp Tuesday and also again
on Thursday, to see after assessment
work he is having done lie reports
much life al Bowerman.
On last Saturday quite an excite
ment was created AT this place bv
Earl Dake, an old-time miner. who
found some ore a few miles above
this place that panned quite freely.
Sabbath school has been omitted
the last two Sundays ON account If
repairing the school house, but next
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
Dubuus NwA
,asei.,l Corr .sl-os,sasae


A : HAY Il >Pcnoer was c,.ll.r
.ar hr.i ~ the week
\ q. tmr. al Lake Pork vas a.
i7su t4is week gu hi,sine-s
i.ouis Sherbina and q 1bi Tsvlu
uere rlsitlrs in taWu il-t SUNDAY
kcauoth Melbmald was here re-
uewing ald acquaintance duunz
He weuk.
j D BcuyhilI has severed hi- cla-
asytI1H vith the Adair Mining rum-
Hau1 as manager au8 gone tl liun.
rI-1n.
A. ! Msiuirc ai Lake CItv and "a
mining expert PASSED tbr1ugh town
eu,uie io ti,e new g,ld 6eId- at
Wauuita
g. NJ thrifty bate 81 nubais. was a
81 l-.tar overnight receutly. a. rrcseut
br i-enmgei al Irwin Philhp& Co.'s
ehale-alc house iu Kclkuk lova
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Old paper-.at this office. p cents
a hundred
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
Po~Arhorn PusEzAen-

Nsp--' haaapr1u eorrslzs,r ssssoslcs.
NJ lcuis was n isam Guuni
-au last we,sk
a. b. fas,5er nsasle "a bssssls-~s trir
o.. lake t'rF ia-s ve.k
Mr. n Eaieha and ialaily I,..ia a
,isa % A. NJ Mergolman = ia-i
ue,k
Mi--ss Asbs anl Andrews were
the guests ai Mr. and NJ , VI An
dreas a pari 70 last we,k
Mrs Grag bauug. of Cathedral.
aHd Misc I.eua Rysion. If Cre,.si.
Werc valley visitnrs thi~ weck
O. a Mot,regaf is ercrting a neu
frame barn and is IN hape- Il h.,s
ing it conipletei bciaFe haviag.
D. A. Poster llaled hi- "ehurk
wagon Mluday and embarked fa
the upp,r muoh o. b. the branding
Miss Leonard and Mr. NJ IHevar
and daughter frum she Lake hprk
are -peudiug few dav- NJ tb, springs
Be, Bas-. ct Guuui-u. bold ser
wees ia the hall lasi TUESDAY even
uc and "Wednesday afternoon aud
evening
The yomg people 81 the valley
gathered H the Andrews hame la-t
fhur-llv evening. aud aifcr a feN
hours -pcat u dancing the guests
Departed ff their homes wcll salts
dej with thcir evenings sport
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
DoylevilIe Doinss
InTTInT I.rTT..ITImIi0nrI

NaNs-D hampton Correspondence
Miss Bessie Gibbons H. spending
ID few days with friends al Sargaaf-.
Plenty Of business for -taQemcu
at bowie
laying has commenced. lauk aat
fur mure raiu'
w Savers and family moved
back to the Snyder ranch last week
A. II aud T.. Mcconnell are og
trying the fishing in the Gunni-on.
G. T Bartlett and wife Of Muncic.
Indiana, are visiting their sou here.
G. +. bartlett has Just received AN
extensive line of hardware aud gro
ccries.
W +. Reppv arrived last week
from Boulder and is now located at
Camp Bowerman
H. +. Lake Jr. passed throuh
Doyle during the early part Of the
week hooking after interests at Wan
nita.
Rev W 4. Bass preached here
last Sunday Rev. Bass expects To
be with us the fourth SUNDAY Of
each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
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COIJNTN Ssssisssise. ASrs.s.

>.Easiay a : J gel-.k ~ ha7e B. -.
.lle has~s isai t.seryt,,ay luvised
e. aflend
The b N a : araasnizs.d a i.sdas
"a rhi- phase ias.f >aaurt..av aia.iss
B EhisRH charter uiouthers uere iui
aaed Mr.. Nj h.. GaF.lnar has
ul-iied fhe sspg-r and ahsmf hary
UeFf Hre-.sui o. enIay a..
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
On Upper Ohio Creek.
non Correspondence

News Champion Correspondence
July %
Scores Of cattle are diving ON the
ange The cause is not defnitalv
known.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Neshith were
in Gunnis1n on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Partch has been ser
iouslv i'll Of heart trouble. but is able
TO be up again.
+ C. Mcdonald has the surest
method Of killing porcupines 1t is
certain death. Those Interested
should inquire Of him.
Mes~ro. Peel, Laplant. Nesbith.
and John kunze have begun their
hay harvest Others will begin next
week if help Is secured.
At the dance in the Baldwin school
house Saturday night the usual merry
time was had, particularly by several
young men who were prepared for
such time.
Mitchell Nelson was in Gunnison
last Saturday proving up on another
50 acres Of land. This new addition
to his ranch makes him now 24O
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

We wish to call your attention to
the fact that Clarence Adams han
dies everything in the Furniture
and Queensware line. You can get
Iron Beds, Hair. Cotton and Wool
Mattresses, Sideboards and Lounges
of all descriptions at the lowest
prices. For lunch baskets 90 To
Clarence Adams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

acres af good mess aHi timber land
Mrs J1s. WATSON and Ja-. Shack
leiarl "a Mt ub1n -peui SUNDAY
iu tiuunisan Mrs Watson was
accompanied .Imc N1nd5, By her
sister-iu- law. Ir. Wm Watson and
Mrs. Walsh
Wm Webbcl and som went o. the
city Monday 90 purchase machinery
with which to put mp his fine crop 81
hay he saws that machinery j.
cheaper than elbow grease We see
where he is right
A terrific hail storm visited this
section oue day Last week the heav-
ie-t part passed over the ranches on
Carbon creek precipitaiing stones 20
depth Of several inches many be
ing over an inch in diameter There
the hay crop was damaged twenty
FIVE per cent and alfalfa. grain, po-
tatoes and other small vegetables
suffered almost complcte ruin
july 2nh
Mrs Peel and Mrs. Carson spent
TUESDAY with Mrs. d I4aPlant.
Mr. aud Mrs. Webber were in
Gunuison last Friday and took in
the cattlemen' ball
showers now come frequently and
without much effort, of course hay
season Is approaching.
Stock are doing poorly at present
on account of flies and Buffalo gnats
which, ii is said, were never worse
here than this season.
Many of the Castleton school chill
dren have been irregular in attend
ance at school this summer ON az
count ol sickness. Manda Nelson is
absent at present from this cause.
Pete Mcdonald and family, D.
Wallace and family and Haywood
Marshall spent last week camping
and fishing on the famous Gunnison.
A large catch and delightful time is
reported.
\ trail is being cut and the cattle
removed across the range To the
North Fork slope About a score Of
cattlenen have been engaged the
past two weeks in this work. Evi-
IDENTITY they are expansionists.
T. c. McDonald's experience with
mosquitoes and buffalo gnats was
most unpleasant Their numerous
stings and bites about the face
caused such swelling and continued
PAIN and loss Of rest as To necessitate
a trip To Gunnison for medical relief.