The daily sentinel., 1904-07-13
Carl washburton. of oollbran, i

in the city today.
The directors of the Spencer Apple
company held a meeting last night.
Bert Baylis will leave tomorrow for
trip to the exposition at st. Louis.
The windstorm of yesterday uproot-
ed large cottonwood tIee on Sixth
and Grand.
The Grand Junction baud will go
to Glenwood Springs on the day of
the big annual road races.
DR.. Jos. X. Swindt. of Denver. of
the city and county hospital is in the
city visiting his Friend DR.. Grsa S.
Abbott,
The valley could stand "a good soak
ing rainsturm any time that Jupiter
Pluvius feels SO kindly disposed as to
spare a few drops.
G. G. Compton, of Rifle. travelling
freight agent of the Rio Graude is in
the city today on business connected
with the freight department.
The name of the Grand Junction
Milling and Elevator company has
been changed to The Mesa Flour Mill.
Mr.. O'Boyle saws he believes in short
titles.
The Trial of Nell Clark in the
county court commenced yesterday
afternoon. A jury was secured late
in the afternoon and the trial is being
proceeded with today.
few wind storms like that one
/ that prevailed at about ! O'Clock
last night, will do all the peach thin
ming necessary and probably a great
deal more than is needed.
The infant child of w. B. Wilson,
of pair of twins born last week,
died yesterday. The funeral will take
place this afternoon. Undertaken
Krohn has charge of the remains.
Street Commissioner Armstrong re-
moved two trees on Seventh street he
tween White and Grand yesterday.
They were an eve-sore to the resi-
dents in that vicinity and 2a:sersby.
A party who will spend vacation at
Alexander lakes, starting Sunday is
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Nissen, of Chic
ago, W S. Wallace and wife and
Charles H. Arthur, wife and son Rex.
Your repair work of any kind,
especially spray pumps, will be givun
best attention by us. Try our work.
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Co.'S.
Store.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache, of
will give instruction in vocal and
musical kindergarten. a class will be
organized at once. Call or address
2l0 Chipeta.
Bracken. the old second baseman of
the Grand Junction team is back and
will fill his old position with the
club. On Sunday the team will go
up to Glenwood to play game with
the strong team at that place.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache. of
Chicago, lady of unusual musical
powers has taken mn her residence in
this city and will organize class in
vocal and musical kindergarten. The
lady comes highly recommended.
The temperature creeps up degree
after degree each dav, but it will have
to stop somewhere this side of 104.
Yesterday the temperature was 81 and
the day preceding it was 96 and to-
dav gives promise of being higher yet.
| The highest temperature recorded
Yesterday by the meteorological bureau
iii this city was ninety seven degrees.
the hottest so far this season. tt @
forecast for western Colordo for the
next 81 hours is fair tonight and
| Thursday.
Two large cottonwood trees which
have stood for years on the corner of
Second and White. opposite the A.
| NJ. Il. church were cut down yester-
day and the corner is very bare look
ing. One of the trees was dead and
the other badly disfigured by a recent
windstorm.
William G. Longshore. arrived
home today ON the noon train from
| Chicago. Mr. Longshore very recent
| ly graduated from the Chicago Col
lege of Pharmacy and later was con-
nected " with one of the city's drug
stores. Mr.. Longshore comes for
visit to his parents.
a dust and wind storm struck this
city last night about seven O'Clock
which tore things up considerably tor
the short time it lasted 1t came from