The daily sentinel., 1904-09-01

drawing at the Mesa Dry Goons com
pany's store is 2197.
Fred Mantey has sold his handsome
black team to King and Barton fol-
their livery stable.
Miss Elizabeth Curry, trimmer at
the Fashion arrived home this morn
ing from Salt Lake city.
J. S. Swan. the we'll known oil
man. editor of the Bugle at DeBeque
l is among the visitors today.
| Miss Claby Hill leaves for Denver
tonight on No. 6. She Will attend
school there the coming term.
Clinton H. Martin. was visitor
today. Mr.. Martin says the Tribune
is the best advertising medium in east
ern Mesa county.
Grand functions sugar factory
''blowed in" last week and turned
out its first grist of granulated sugar
last Saturday. Telluride journal.
Miss Amy irving, daughter of Mrs.
Nancy B. Irving Miller. left yesterday
for Moab. Utah, where she accepts a
position in the public schools of that
town.
A very general rain fell in this val
ley last night. 1t was a gentle down
pour, which soaked into the ground.
The rain was pretty general all over
the county.
Roy B. Adapls. who will teach the
Commercial Department of the Grand
Junction Business College. arrived
here this morning. The school will
open September 9th.
H. X. Glover, a brother in-law of
Mrs. ]. r. Sry, and his family. left
for the Glover ranches near DeBeuue
this morning. Returning from there
they will start for their home in Los
Angeles.
Misses Effie and Alice Lee. daugh-
tiers of W. H. Lee, who have been
spending month or more at points
in Utah. principally at Salt Lake city
and Park City, returned home this
morning.
The weather forecast for Western
Colorado for the next 36 hours, end
ing p. m. Friday, is: Fair tonight
and Friday with rising temperature
The maximum temperature yesterday
was ~ degrees.
The case of Charles Kelleher,
charged with having committed rape
on June Millard, was brought up in
the county court tt is morning before
Judge Sullivan and the case set for
hearing ON September 18th.
Orders We're received in this city
last night at the Rio Grande eating
house to prepare to feed 300 knights
Templar. They arrived late lin the
evening and were fed at the station.
A large amount of literature was dis
tributed to them by various individ-
uals at the station.
Porter Plumb. Of Delta. a we'll
known attorney of that place, was an
arrival in the city last night. Mr.
Plumb is candidate for the nomina-
ton for district attorney of the 18th
Judicial district, on the democratic
ticket and is receiving much encour-
agement. He is meeting many dem
ocrats today
Vincent Burkhardt, son of the we'll
known eXDressman w. H. Burkhardt.
is quite sick, threatened with typhoid
fever Young Mr.. Burkhardt is the
messenger for the Western Union Tel
egraph office in this city and is we'll
known to all the boys. The many
friends OF the young man will hope
that he will be able to ward off the
progress of the fever.
Word has been received from the
family of D. L. Carpenter, the we'll
known enigneer that they have moved
from Los Angeles to Orange California,
where they will live for time. Dan
Carpenter. Mr.. Carpenters son who
lives with the family in California
writes that he wishes he was back in
good old Grand Junction. They may
return to this city in few months.
great number of the farmers are
heard to remark that the rain last
night did more harm to the fruit than
it did good. They say that no rain
is necessary Just at present and it in
terferes with the harvesting of their
fruit prOns tn 81 cousi1or ohIa ox+ort