The daily sentinel., 1904-06-11

There will be band concert to-
night on the corner of Fourth and
Main street.
Deputy Sheriff Charles q. Knowles
left for Denver this morning on bust
moss matters.
Mrs. E. E. Cole and Miss Currie
accompanied a party OF young folks
on a picnicking excursion today.
Mr.. j. X. Hickey, representing
the Rartelds Seeds Co.. of Denver is
in the city on some business matters.
Mrs. Sherman. who was recently
connected with the new Sherman res
taurant will leave for Wisconsin, her
old home. in few days.
Club, ball and parties furnished at
the shortest notice, at reasonable
prices. Under the direct supervision
and control of the proprietor.
Weather conditions for western
Colorado COL sist of, fair tonight and
] Sunday; cooler.
R. NJ. Horn. foreman of The SEN
tinel office. will leave for his old
home tonight at Prospect, Ohio.
Mr.. Horn will be absent a nj onth
or more.
The new Sherman restaurant, which
was recently opened in this city has
been sold to Mr.. II. ]. Hammond.
He will conduct the business in an
up to date manner.
Mrs. Katie Smith, who owns the
large rooIning house on the corner of
Second and Rood left this noon on
No. 3 for Salt Lake city where she
will make an extended visit. Her
little daughter, Florence. acccompan-
led her.
o. W. Jaynes, of Monee. Ill. is
expected in the city in few days
when he will visit with his brother
Alfred T. Jaynes. Mr.. Jaynes was
once a resident of Grand Junction and
his V: sit will be pleasure to his ac-
quaintances in this city as we'll as
himself.
GIenwood and return 50 80 June IS,
Strawberry DAY. The Colorado Mid
land.
On the front page of the last issue
of the Colorado Real Estate News.
issued last Thursday, appears great
half tone picture of number of
prominent men of this state, included
with the number being our own NJ.
o. Delaplain of this city. Mr.. Delo-
lain states that there were half mil
lion of those papers spread broadcast
throughout the country and the in
formation which they contain will be
matter of much interest to those
who do not reside in the state and
that it will be the means of attract
ing a large number of people to Colo
RADIO.
There has been an impression gain
ing currency thro ughout the country
that the Fruit Fair association has
started out in the most exrtavagant
manner, by employing secretary at
salary of 500 per month. The
truth of the matter according to J.
\. McLuen. one of the executive COM
mlttee is that they are not paying
their secretary 800 per month. The
contract that the association has made
with Mr.. Fisher is that he is to re-
ceive 800 for his work from now until
the January meeting of the stock
holders and that 800 of this sum is
competent executive officer and also
very painstakinR secretary and his
worth to the association will be much
more than the amount of money that
he Is being paid. which is very small
considering his services.
The shotgun club held the regular
shoot yesterday afternoon, and the
occasion brought out a good many of
the crack shots of the club. Some
exceptionally pretty work was done
by Simmons, Clary, Treague and 9TH
ers. The closest score made during
the event was by Simmons. who shot
straight through, breaking his TWEEN
| ty-five birds. His work over the traps
is pretty and will compare with any
of the experts in the country, as he
never busts bluerock, but breaks it
clean every time. With Simmons,
Clary. Gaines and few others who
| shoot high guns, Grand Junction is
secure in prize winning team in
any contest anywhere in the state.
And the amateurs are coming i II to