The daily sentinel., 1904-09-15

The anti-cigarette league will hold
meeting Sunday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church at O'Clock.
Messrs. G. NJ. Miller. F. ). Meety.
W. F. Brodie and P. A. Yardston,
composed party of Gum ison people
that spent today in this city.
J.W. Sawyer has returned from
Clear Greek county, where he has been
to look after soma mining claims. He
is elated over the developments in the
district.
William Driscoll. who was formerly
"a we'll known young man about town
and who resided in Telluride for some
time, is here from Routt conntv.
where he has been located for some
little time. OF course Mr.. Driscoll
sees many changes here over former
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clever of Albion,
Nebraska are the guests of Nate Allen
the popular Fourth street barber and
family. Mr. Clever is a prominent
OlllLOh VI AlDlOh a IOutIdCNOI anu
builder of long experience. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Clever contemplate making their
home here and are being shown around
| today by the real estate men.
The Sofa Pillow Committee of
the fair offers special premium of
50. 90 for the best collection OF uillows,
this is in addition to regular pre-
MUM. Ladies wishing to enter pill
lows will very much aid the commit
tee by notifying the different men,
bers. By order of the committee,
Mrs. Geo. ]. D. Williams, Chairman.
! Representatives of the Western Su-
gar aud Land company have been cal
ling on the ranchmen in the eastern
portion of the valley during the past
week for the purpose of examining
the beet crop. In nearly every in
stance, the condition of the crops were
found to be most favorable. All por-
grown will be or have been visited aud
crops examined.
Word has been received from the
Clarv hunting party which left this
city Monday morning for the Meeker
country on a big hunting excursion.
They arrived at Meeker in good time
and are now engaged in running down
big game in the mountain Businesses
surrounding Meeker. The party is
composed of splendid marksmen and
it is sure thing that they wont re-
turn empty handed.
At the Ladies' Emporium Mrs Drew
and her corps of assistants are aires adv
deep in the seasons work. Everything
is in perfect order. the stock is as
usual. complete in every detail, and
embraces all the seasons latest styles.
A more high class millinery stablish-
ment cannot be found on the western
slope than the Ladies' Emporium.
Mrs. Drew and her assistants are de-
signers and milliners of the highest
talent. Gall at the Emporium, you
will be accorded courteous welcome.
Charles S. Newton, presi dent and
manager of the Grand junction Elec-
trio and Gas company was last night
elected member of the board of direc-
tors and president of the Spencer Seed
less Apple Co.. vice David Roberts
resigned. Mr.. Roberts found that his
business would now take him away
from this city and thought he would
be serving himself and the companv's
m hu ;,,I ,-
Mr.. Newton is man of affairs and
will undoubtedly add weight to the
directorate of the company.
The deer season opens today, and
many hunters will be on the trail for
the next two weeks. Several parties
of Grand Junction people will enjoy
this most fascinating and at the asme
time rare sport. The deer season is
only open fifteen days according to
the game laws of Colorado and each
hunter is entitled to kill only one
deer. 1t is now necessary to place
greater restrictions on deer hunting in
order to prevent the complete and
rapid determination of the game.
The penalties Tor violating game laws
are very severe.
The business of J. B. Bacon and
Co. the wholesale candy firm, has
been purchased by @. F. Ferbrache
and ]. b. Bacon of the old firm. The
businss will now be operated under
the firm name ofBacon- Ferbrsche. They
are enterprising, popular men. and will
doubtless rapidly strengthen the al
ready thriving business. Many
changes have been made in the build
ing occupied by the firm. and the bus
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