The daily sentinel., 1904-04-28
Miss Maggie Mccarthy is visiting in

Miss Maggie MCCARTHY is visiting IN
Fruita.
Several new street crossings were
laid this week.
The Odd Fellows lodge at Telluride
is % years old.
G. G. Collins and family left last
night for San Francisco to reside .
c. W. Franks has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his moth
er in Virginia.
1t is reported that W. H. Crawford,
the we'll known contractor has secured
large contract at Cripple Greek.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give cake sale
at Bancroft and Pitts store Saturday
afternoon.
NJ Forty has been giving his home
on east Main street several coats of
paint that mat erially improves its
appearance.
The Office of the local weather bu-l
Iedu' Was NulbS "a DldCe VI altlhotAoA
last week. when frost signals were
being sent out
The weather conditions for Western
Colorado and Grand junction and vi
cinity are partly cloudy tonight and
Friday; cooler tonight.
The range war has broken out
-, -, 20 h.
tween the cattle and sheep men. Hun
dreds of sheep have been killed
George a. Bible the travelling pas
senger agent of the famous Rock
Island System. with headquarters in
Salt Lake City was looking aftel bust
ness for that great railroad in Grand
Junction yesterday.
Miss Hughes. lecturer on Nor |
monism will lecture in the Presbyter- |
ian chuch Friday evening at 8 o'clock. |
Sue comes under the direction of the |
Presbyterian board of Home Missions. |
No charges. Collection taken.
Many heavy excursion trains carry |
ing eastern business men and their /
families are booked to pass through |
here at an early date. This is a good !
opportunity for us to do some valuable |
advertising. Salt Lake is awake to |
the benefit of such procedure.
In speaking of the sale of the Snyder |
property few issues since. it was
intended to state that the prouerty |
purchased was the former home of B. |
j. Snyder and not his present home at /
the corner of 4th and Ouray which |
Mr.. Snyder has no intention of selling, !
at least for the present.
No home in this city has undergone |
such complete change and renova- |
tion as the large house at the corner
of 9th and Main streets. known as the |
old Jones home. Mr.. johnson. the !
owner, certainly is a splendid care
taker of his property and las worked |
wonders with that place since becom- |
ing its owner.
The Boston Herald in speaking OF |
a lady's ankle says, in truly eastern
delicacy. 1.-The feminine ankle divine. |
and adjacent territory The Tsllu- |
ride Journal in alluding to the Her
AIDS remark states that out here in |
the uncivilized west it 1 simply |
spoken of as the ''calf" ane every !
body would know what is meant "
apparatus proposes to do away wit h
the costly proposition of driving
Files for foundation. He proposes to
drill hole to bed rock, as if boring
for we'll and then fill the hole with
concrete. He is making test of this
proposed new foundations on the
building by Patrick and IseminRer.
There'll be enough fun for your self
and all your friends at the Nay Day
ball, by the Women of Woodcraft next
Monday night. 1t will be pleasure
to the committee to strain every effort
to make the May Day ball of 1904 out
rank anything ever undertaken by the
Women of Woodcraft of this city.
Perhaps you had some other engage.
ment for Monday night next. 1t will
pay you to postpone it and 90 TO the
May Day ball of the Women of Wood
craft.
1t is stated that the man McAllis-
ter, who was arrested by Delta officers
in Montana for being implicated in
an attempt to tunnel undor the First
National Bank building in Delta and
rob that institution, purchased tools
for the purpose in this city. The at
tempted robbery of the bank was made