The daily sentinel., 1904-07-22


room.
The Valley Feed company sell
1.-The King of the Potatoe Field" po-
tatoe digger. 1t is the best and has
No equal.
1t is said that the Germans of the
city will tender reception to Alex
ander Kuhn. the distinguished repre-
sentative of the German govern ment,
tonight at Turner hall.
Miss Sadie Erickson will leave for
Goldsbys lake tomorrow where she
will visit her friend Miss Nola Her
ron who is spending her vacation in
the vicinity of the lakes
The establishment on Fifth street
popularity known as "a suitorium which
is enjoying very good trade is in
stalling fine BARRIERS outfit and will
conduct fisrt class barber shop in
connection with their business.
Five Dollars Reward For return
of small suit case containing CONNER
cial travellers photographs. catalogues,
etc. Missed from depot waiting room
last night. Return to W. Ii. Bannister
and get reward. No questions asked.
Mac Miller brought down today
from the Mantey and Miller Angora
goat ranch, about eighteen hundred
pounds of first class mohair. The
mohai is of the very finest texture
and Mr.. Miller states that it is about
the finest clip they have ever shipped.
The Triumph peach is just coming
into market. H. II. Croft brought
eight boxes into market today and he
says the crop will be especially good
this year. The Triumph is one of
the standard peaches of the valley and
good seller.
Manager Van, of the Grand juno
tion ball team states that Palisades
will cross bats with the home team
next Sunday. On the side it is said
that the Palisades team has sent away
pitcher and that they propose to wipe
the earth with the houe team when
they next meet.
Miss Bessie Estes. of Gunnison,
deputy grand worthy matron of the
order of the Eastern Star, was an ar
rival this afternoon over the narrow
guage. There will be reception held
for her this evening at the Masonic
lodge room. She will be the guest
of Miss Pearl Bannister while here,
they being old friends.
B. Cartrite and wife, of Larned,
Kansas. are visitors to the city.
They are old time friends of Manager
John F. Moore, OF the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association and are
viewing the country. Manager Moore
had them out driving yesterday and
they were vastly pleased with the
country aud the splendid fruit crops.
They are quar- tered at the LaOourt. in
the absence of the family of Mr..
Moore.
The officers of The Grand Valley
Fruit Fair Association made another
good move yesterday in letting to
Jacques, Holt and Emler contract
to lay a private two inch water main
from the corner of Grand avenue and
Twelfth streets to the fair grounds
The contact calls for 1900 feet of
standard galvonized iron pipe and
three fire plugs. This line assures
a plentiful supply of water for all pur-
poses and being private line assures
constant pressure. The contract price
is $679.
@. w. Allen, of Minneapolis a we'll
known travelling mau who visits W.
II. Bannister in the furniture trade,
had his grip stolen from him at the
depot last night. He had just set it
down for moment and turned to at
tend to some checking. when it was
stolen He made diligent search for
it around the depot. but it was evil
IDENTIFY hustled at once on being
taken. Sneak thieves and hobos are
plentiful around the city these days
and drag net should be thrown out
and all of them run into Jail or olt of
the city.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge is in receipt of
letter from his old friend Prof. j.
L. Walpole, formerly a resident of
this city, but now in business at Port
land. Oregon. The letter. is in ths
comical vein generally adopted by
Prof. Walpole and tells many interest
ing bits of gossip, Prof. Wslpole was
the author of the article published in
this paper several years ago and
which was copied every where about
the discovery of an OYSTER mine. while