The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-08-29

Miss Daisy South has resumed
her position in the realty office of NJ
o. Delaplain. after q vacation of two
weeks.
Marshal Nuckolls. who is we'll
known in this city. is said to have
won 500 in cash purses at the races
last Friday a week ago in Glenwood
Springs.
i brother of James Jones, former
foreman of the Cider cattle ranch.
was operated ON successfully at st.
JoseplIs hospital last Saturday for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs A n. Johnson who has been
spending large part of the summer
on the Pacific coast returned Satur-
day night on No. 6. She has had a
pleasant visit on the coast.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was SO degrees. The weather
forecast for SO hours ending p. m.
Tuesday: Western Colorado partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
The Sentinel was the only paper
containing tie full report of the jeff
ries- Munroe fight, save the Herald
Democrat of Leadville. until ten
thirty O'Clock Sunday morning. the
Denver papers not arriving till that
! time.
j. W Meyers, of Salt Lake City. a
member of the faculty of All Hallows
College IN Zion, is in the city of the
purpose FOR soliciting students for that
educational institution. Meyers while
here was the guest of Father 7. NJ.
Conway.
There were a considerable number
of hunters out along the river yester-
day. They report seeing large num-
bers of ducks. The duck season opens
September 10th and the men handy
with u gun are keeping their eyes open
for some good sport.
J. E. Thompson and Lawrence Ire
land employees of John ]. Lumsdon as
carpenters. will leave tonight for an
extended eastern trip. 1t is said that
Mr.. Thompson. who will visit his old
home in Nebraska, will when he re-
turns to this city. be accompanied by
lady, who will have taken his name
in the meantime.
We are in receipt of neat booklet
gotten out by the Grand junction
Chamber of Commere entitled Grand
kn UaDax-
which is a most excellent bit of adver-
Using for Grand Junction. Palisade
is in need of something of this nature
TO further advertise it's superior re-
sources. -Palisade Tribune.
Lawrence Dobson, of Chicago, who
is one of the heaviest stockholders in
Chicago. of the stock of the Grand
Junction Smelling company. was an
arrival in the city last Saturday with
F. E. Blaisdell and party. Mr.. Dob
son is prominent citizen of the CITY
by the lakes and is we'll known poll
tician and business man. He comes
he has invested his capital.
Hon. Herschel n. Hogg, of Tellu-
ride. congressman from the Second
Colorado district, was in the city Sun
day, spending most of the day here.
He was in consultation with the head
of the big five'' nearly all the day
and the common herd of the ,,Republi-
can party will receive their orders
what to do, in the course of few
days, when Judge Caswell has time
to make typewritten copies of what
eacL of them shall do and where
they shall head in.
Palisade has been somewhat stirred
up the past few days over the arrest
of ten or twelve boys. caught appro-
priating watermelons. They were
taken before Justice Bancroft who
fined several of them, but RENTED
their fines. Editor Martin of the
Palisade Tribune says that Judge
Bancroft is running court on the lines
planned by Judge Lindsey. of Denver
and all that it will be necessary for
him to do now, to be strictly in line
with Judge Lindsey is to take the
boys swimming.
John Scott. man aged 45 years was
brought to this city Saturday and TAX
en- to the hospital. suffering severe
injuries from being pushed off the
train on Friday night between De-
Beque and New Castle. Scott was
taking a ride on the front end of the
baggage car. when he was discovered