The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-08-18


built to his house.
Mrs. McBain arrived home last
night from her visit in Utah.
@. o. Townsend and n. H. Kear-
ney, government engineers, left last
night for the west.
Mark R. Bunting sent quite large
batch of mountain trout down from
Mesa Lake yesterday.
The family of James Goodwin
are recent additions to our popula-
ton. coming from Michigan.
Mrs. J. L. Taylor is an arrival
in the city from Aspen and will with
her husband become a permanent res
ident here.
The clur,y laos center piece which
the G. " store is giving away. will
be ratified on Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock
L. NJ. AFTER of Pueblo. an old
friend of NJ. G. woolverton, the real
estate man. has been visiting him for
the past few days.
The Chamber of Commerce has is
sued a four page pamphlet today
which contains lot of good informa-
tion in nut she'll.
The Chamber of Commerce received
today sample copies of their booklet
1t contains forty eight pages and is
fine piece of work for the money.
A sack of Star flour or Imperial for
the best loaf of bread from either one
of these two brands. Contestants can
leave their bread at Sentinel office.
Base ball admirers are anxiously a.
waiting the time when the fair
grounds will be enclosed. Then they
hope to play series of games in the
city.
Senator Edward T. Taylor. of
Glenwood Springs has made official
announcement of his candidacy for
the nomination for governor on the
Democratic ticket.
1t is reported that "A band of stolen
horses passed through Uollbran last
Sunday headed for Divide Creek. 1t
is said that several parties started
out to intercept them.
Mrs George Gordon, wife of Engi-
neer George Gordon brought to this
office yesterday some splendid plums
and three of the largest and hand
soonest pears that the writer has seen
this year.
Miss Turner will conduct her dress
making business this year in rooms
formerly occupied by Mrs. Harper
over the Fair. Her old patrons and
new ones will find her prepared to
model their garments along very lat
est lines in dressmaking.
John 7. Barnett, of Ouray, a we'll
known Democratic politician, who is
we'll known in this city. wants to
make the race for congress in the 2nd
district Barnett is one of the bright
men of this section of the state and
would give Hogg hard race.
Lowering weather kept many people
away from the lawn social of the lad
les of st. Matthews Child last even
ing, ON the lawn of the Garrison home.
There was quite a crowd present. I'M
til rain began to fall. The ladies
did very we'll considering the weather.
r. M. Horn, formerly foreman of
The Sentinel office, is now with a
large law book manufacturing and
printing concern at Norwalk Ohio.
Mr.. Horn is a most competent worker
in any line of the printing business
and will doubtless make success in
his new employment.
Deputy Sheriff Edwin NJ. Hardy.
returned last night from Meeker. with
the half breed Mexican. who was ar
rested at Meeker by Sheriff Amick,
near Buford. The charge against
Greenwood, the name given by the
man, is hiring a horse from Bert
Stroud, of DeBeque last Saturday
and not returning him.
Judge John L Gray, formerly coun-
ty judge of this county and who has
been the district attorney of the dist
riot, including Pitki in. Garfield and
Eagle counties, is following the old
fashioned method of announcing his
candidacy for reelection to the office of
district attorney. by placing a card in
the papers, making such announce
ment.
Prof. WA. E. de la Matyr, wife
aud son will leave tonight for points
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