The daily sentinel., 1903-07-24
S LOCAL NEWS.

J. H. Gallupe. is on the sick list
today.
Cantaloupes are becoming plentiful
in the city markets.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Adams, Jr. last night. girl.
Five acres of raw land brought $l35
per acre near Palisades last week.
wanted-Girl for general house
work. Inquire at 1888 South avenue.
Small family.
Mrs. G E. Cowell. W ife of DIR. G.
e. Cowell, arrived home from Chicago
at noon today.
Miss Lila Sanderson, daughter
of Rev r. Sanderson, left for Para
chute last night for short visit
w. e. Pabor will leave tonight for
Denver. after few days spent pleas
antly in this city and surrounding
country.
Miss Helen Dewey's kindergarten
school closes today and she will leave
for vacation ON the other side of the
range in few days.
The state board of assessors will
meet the first Tuesday of August
Assessor Bradbury of this county will
make it point to attend.
New pieces have been secured for
the pianola at the Elks club. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all Elks
to be present tonight to hear the mu-
sic.
R. H. Bancroft, the hustling pro
moter of Palisades is in the city to-
day Mr.. Bancroft says the good
things of life are coming to the Palis-
AIDES people this year.
Grand Junction has junk yard.
their scrap to it, and permit Samplin-
er to lead the democrats of Mesa coun-
ty to victory Durango Democrat. 3,
Photographer Dean will upon his
return from his trip east build
larger and more commodious studio.
During his absence Otto NJ. Forty
will be in charge of thu gallery.
Commissioner James u Harris and
family will leave next week for trip
to California. Mr.. Harris will at
tend the session of the National Bee
Kepeers' association, of which he is
vice president.
The ID. 81 r. G.. has promised Grand
Junction new depot in the near fu-
ture to cost $50. 900. This is as it
should be. Grand Junction is destin-
9 to be the most important city be- |
tween Pueblo and Salt Lake City,
Telluride Examiner.
The observer in the local Weather
Bureau office is engaged with sun OBJ
servations to determine the true mer-
idian, this being necessary in order to
place the sunshine recorder which
will be removed to new position. in
a true north and south position.
The Grand Junction papers are find
ing fault with some of the old cess
pools and holes left since they have
sewer. We hear some complaint of
the old scavenger wagon at midnight.
Glenwood has every alley lined with
sewers, so who can that be-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
In the Plateau country they are
offering two dollars a day for farm
hands to help them put up their second
cutting of alfalfa. This is a good
wage for farm hands. considering that
they are also boarded, but it seems
impossible to secure sufficient num-
Der even at this good wage to do this
work. If there is anyone without
work they can readily find it in the
Plateau country.
Esq Collier and P. H. Collier of
Fulton KY. the father and brother of
j. w. Collier of this city. after an
extended trip Through the west and
visiting sons and brothers in northern
Montana. have spent few days in
Grand Junction. They left last night
on No. for their home in the sunny
south. They have seen many of our
large fruit orchards and hay ranches
and speak in very complimentary
way of the Grand valley