The daily sentinel., 1903-10-06


in the Hannah Greek country this af-
ternoon. a,llj
DR.. Knude Hanson's condition at
st. Mary's hospital today. is slight ly
improved.
Mr.. McNulty. SON. in law of Mr.. E.
H. Lutes. of the Boston Candy Kitch-
en-, has been quite ill.
Wanted. "A good driving horse for
it's keep. Frank Thompson at the
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
Street Commissioner Armstrong is
on the streets again after tusseling
with the grippe for some time past.
David Roberts, of the Grand juno
tion Milling and Elevator company. is
home from grain buying trip to
Utah.
There is always fresh line of
bakers supplies on hand, at The Pro-
gress. Try telephone order. 101
Junction.
Samuel Crump. one of the ablest
young attorneys in the state will as
sist in the prosecution of W. 4.
Downing.
The orchards throughout the valley
are fast being cleaned of their fruit.
About the only thing left is the late
crop of apples.
W. 7. Downing and son of White
water. are in the city today. Mr..
Downing comes to be tried at this
term of the district court, for having
attempted the life of S. G.. McMul-
lin.
time friend and schoolmate of Mrs. E.
P. Chester. is visitor to the city
and guest at the Chester home. Mr..
Hankle is vice president and manager
of the Asbestos Roofing and Covering
company of st. Louis.
The improvements throughout the
city during the sommer just closed
have all been of a substantial kind
and strangers note them while in the
city. Grand Junction is sustaining
her reputation of being the metropo-
lis of the western slope.
Joe Harris, who killed Charles R.
SeiDer. is here from Westw ater. Mr..
Harris is here for the purpose of max
ing his appearance before the court.
pending the decision to be made by
the supreme court of the state in his
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Get ready for the Owls mask ball
Wednesday, Oct. 21st. Cash prizes
So for the best ladies mask. So for
best gents mask and 50 each for the
most comioal ladies and gents make
up. admission masked 80 cents.
Spectators 90 cents. Tickets on sale
at Star Grocery.
J. Reed Crowell. OF Colorado
Springs, who is to assist in the de-
tense OF W. L. Downing, of White
water. charged with an attempt to
kill District Attorney Samuel G.
McMullin, arrived in the city ON the
noon train. Crowell has somewhat
of reputation as spellbinder before
a Jury.
Note the changes in a number of
the advertisers in today's issue of The
Sentinel. Merchants of this city are
well aware of the fact that it pays to
advertise in the paper that is read by
the people. The Sentinel has the
largest circulation of any paper pub
ished on the western slope and reach
es the people.
Joseph Sterns, of Denver. who was
one of the original members of the
Grand Junction Electric and Manu-
featuring company was an arrival in
the city this morning, en- route home
from Salt Lake City. He is here for
the purpose of looking over the plant
and the contemplated changes about to
take place.
John Wanamaker is one of the most
extensive users of printers ink in the
United States. He knows good
thing. pays literally for it and enjoys
in like proportion the prosperity flow
ing forth from it. While in Chicago
recently he gave an interviewer this
clever apothegm: MANY an honest
man fails because he is poor ad-
vertiser. -
General Manager Henry G. Marvin