The daily sentinel., 1903-07-29
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Ice cream sOcldl
]. F. Brink, the we'll knwon cattle
man is down from the range.
There will be an Ice cream social
at the Elks hall Friday night.
Mrs Fred Caldwell and her two
sons, of Telluride. are visiting in the
city.
The gambling and saloon csses.
twenty in number. are being
he ard in Ouray this week
Thomas G. Higgins, state game and
fish commissioner, was an arrival
home from Gunnisop lat snight.
Mrs. Frank Buehring and daugh-
tres returned last nibtg from three
months trip, spent mostly in Nebraska.
Edward Ryan. clerk in the Lyons
and Son store, left last night for Den
yer and other eastern points. for two
weeks vacation.
There are few old time Knights
of Pythias i'll this city that are look
ing into the matter of the reorganiz-
alton of the lodge.
W. @. McMcCurdy and F. E. Bills
dell left this afternoon for the Una
weep country on business connected
with their mining property.
Samuel N Wheeler and wife. Miss
Jennie Herefrod and her brother
Clarkson Hereofrd, returned this morn
ing from visit to Salt Lake city.
Sampliners are having their store
repapered throughout. They will also
do some painting, which will materi-
ally help the looks of their emporium.
Rev. c. W. G. Lyon, left last night
with his family for Aspen. He will
spend month there occupying the
pulpit of the Episcopal church while
in that city.
Miss May Weir. of Grand Junction.
is visiting with Miss Caroly Unger
Miss Weir was former resident of
this city, when her father was pastoI
of the Presbyterian church. .-Salida
Mail
F. A Virtue, of the Grand juno
tion Indian school. was registered in
Telluride Sunday. Mr.. Virtue was
enroute to the southern country to Sc
cure indians for the coming fell term
of the school.
Grand Junction merchants patronize
their local dailies literally, full page
advertisements being frequent. A
community with such push and enter
prise is bound to grow and prosper -
Telluride Journal.
One of the delivery horses of Wads-
worth and Son had the misfortune
few days ago to run nail into its
right hind foot. 1t was not discover
ed until after it had been imbedded in
the foot some little time. the horse
not going lame at first 1t is hoped
that no serious consequences will re-
suit as the animal is valuable one
Jack Dorsey. we'll known foreman
on the Rio Grande and second base
man for the Grand Junction ball team.
had the misfortune yesterday to have
two fingers of his left hand mashed.
One of the fingers is also broken.
This puts him out of the playing for
several weeks to come and possibly for
the season.
Mayor Sampliner was heard from
today. A card was received from him
at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. where
he went to visit thes sgreat battle field.
Gettysburg is becoming one of the
greatest historical spots in this coun-
try. Thousands visit this place every
year and it is becoming more and
more popular all the time.
Lawyer Caswell. of Grand Junction.
was doing business here yetsreday.
Mr.. Cawsell says that they are get
ting the sugar beet ground ready for
next years. crop. He says that every
thing has been put in apple-pie order
by the new management and the crop
of sugar beets next year will be la ger
than any year since the factory was
built. t.-Glenwood Avalanche.
Manager @. VanHoorepeke has ar
ranged game of ball with the Mon
trOSq team IN ha nlayad tbara