The daily sentinel., 1903-06-18


Springs.
Congressman Hershel Hogg of this
district is fitting up handsome law
office in Pueblo.
Get your straw hats at Graham 5
while you can buy there at cost. W.
T. Dowery, Agent.
O. E. Reams is making arrange
ments to add an addition to his resi-
dence ON west Rood street.
J. A. Cannell commenced his new
residence this morning on White
street, between 11th and 18th.
Mrs. Harry H. Lyons left for Pals
ade yesterday to spend several days
on the fruit ranch with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Lyons.
R. H. Skeggs. the jolly socialist
operator at the Union depot, has gone
ON weeks sojourn to the capital
city of Colorado.
NJ. Forty. the farm property insur-I
ance agent of the city, is in the Plat
eau country on business.
The weather of yesterday and today
has had the appearance of summer
and the sun was very warm.
The new time card will go into
effect on the Rio Grande Sunday,
June 21st. Several changes in the
running of passenger trains will be
made
W. T. Goshen disposed of the fine
straw berry roam horse he purchased at
Provo to James Grove of Leadville.
The animal was shipped last night to
the Cloud City.
The farmers of the lower valley are
better pleased with the outlook for the
hay crop than they were ten days ago
and the crop will be fully one third
better than they anticipated.
Straw berry Day at Glenwood
Springs on Saturday of this week.
Grand Valley berries will be in abun-
dance and with pure cream and deli
cious cake the free feed promised by
the committee for the visitors will be
something fine.
The advertising committee of the
4th of July celebration has arranged
for the printing and distributing of
large number of bills, These bills
will be sent to neigboring towns ana
all the weekly papers in the county
will do some special advertising to
help make the celebration a success.
G. NJ. Keck. the hustling division
agent of the Colorado Midland rail
road whose headquarters are at Glen
wood. was in the city yesterday look
ing after business and incidentally
pushing the feast day at the Western
Slope summer resort-Straw berry
Day, Saturday, June Goth.
The Osborn boys came home yester-
day from their ranch at the head of
Roam Creek, thirty-f five miles north
west of the city. They report the
cattle looking fine and the range lux
urious. The heavy rains of the spring
and summer have made the prospects
IOT inc catlleuneu bHrOuBIOub tilS
western slope bright indeed.
DIR. H. NJ Hittner of Plainville,
Kansas. wants to locate in Grand
Junction. He is an eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist. Perhaps one of the
many physicians i'll Grand Junction
would be pleased to sell their lucrative
practice to the doctor, hence this no.
tice to the medical fraternity of the
city.
Work at the smelter is progressing
nicely. 1t is now thought that it will
blow in sometime in September. This
is one of the best smelter plants in
Colorado and the people of Grand
Junction who have not had an oppor-
tunity to visit the site will be sur
prised at the magnitude of the works,
should they go and see them.
William P Dale. formerly conduc-
tor on the Rio Grande, later train
master of Grand Junction for the
joint tracks. and at present in the
mercantile business at Paonia was a
visitor to the city yesterday. He