The daily sentinel., 1904-03-10
Current Comment.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ). Supp yesterday.
J. f. Drew. Fruita's new baker
was in the city today ON business.
Geo. B. ickett left for Ophir this
morning to look after his mining in
terests.
There will be a postal examination
for carriers and clerks ON Wednesday.
March %.
The dust over on the desert in Utah
is reported terrible by trainmen dur
ing the present winds.
Boost for Grand Junction and write
policy with The Mutual Life of
New York CHARLES Clark. Dist. Mgr.
One of the transfer drivers was
knocked OFF his wagon at the depot by
part # the load slipping and was IN
able to arise without assistance.
DR.. Thadd Parker has reno we'd his
Office from the Grand Valley National
Bank Building to his residence, re-
Gently purchased, corner 9th and Rood
streets.
Attend Ramey Brothers Public Sale
Of farm implements. etc at their Pear
Orchard 1-2 miles n. E. of Grand
Junction, Friday. March IL. at one
O'Clock.
It will be the coming event of tile
week, the Spring millinery opening
Of Mrs. Maud CHAPMAN. on Saturday
afternoon, March 18th. AT the Lay
Nattinger store.
Attend Ramey Brothers Public Sale
of farm implements. etc at their
Pear orchard 1-2 miles n. E. of
Grand Junction. Friday, March II. at
one O'Clock D. III.
Pattern hats the swellest creations
of the milliner.s art. viii be part Of
the exhibition at the grand millinery /
opening at the Columhine Music Co.
March IT'S and 18th
Special communication of the Mesa
Lodge No. 90. Friday evening at 7-3o.
Work will be exemplifed by officers
of Fruita lodge. A full attendance is
requested. L. 9. Hickman, W. NJ.
r. p. Mallaby, marshal of Glen
wood Springs. Judge Noonan, county
judge. w. r.. Ice, proprietor of the
Glenwood hotel aud I, W Peters, were
arrivals in the city at noon. They |
are here as witnesses in trial i'll
which johnny Richardson. is defend
ant.
The days of our opening will be
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week, March IFS and 18th. |
Remember the date and also the fact
that you will see no handsomer line
of pattern hats and shapes in this
CITY, than will be seen at the Col
umbine Music Co. opening.
Frank Thompson and wife arrived
home last night from Boise City, /
Idaho. where they were called TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Thompson 5
father. The deceased left considerable |
estate and Mr.. Thompson was compell- !
cd to stay longer than he first intend /
ed to ,straigheen out affairs of his
father -in-law. He says the weather
there was beastly all the time he was
there and that he appreciates Grand
Junction and Grand Valley weather
better than over before. Mr. and Mrs. /
Thompson were absent from the city
just one month from the time they
started.
The famous pear orchard of the
Ramey Brothers. northeast of this /
city. was sold yesterday to j. W. Gof
of Pueblo, we'll known veterinary
surgeon of that place. The orchard
contains ton acres of high cultivated /
land and there are 1900 bearing pear
trees on the orchard property. besides |.
a large amount of other fruit The
orchard has been held by the Ramey
Brothers at one thousand dollars per
acre and price approximating that
amount was obtained by them for this
splendid piece of property. \ sale of
household goods and farm implements I
will take place on the premises tomor-
row.