The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-05-23
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StetsoD Hats

Victor Blend Coffee is the best in
the city. At the Enterprise only.
The annual exercises at the Indian
School will be held on June 18th.
A fine specimen of mountain sheep
has been seen near Rifle several times
lately.
Ladies and children Hosiery G. V.
Store.
The chocolate creams sold at the G.
V. Store at 30 cents lb. are equal to
any sold for more money. Try them.
Rev. r. Sanderson and wife will
arrive in the city tomorrow from their
trip to the Pacific coast. While gone
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson visited Wash
ington, Oregon and took in the Gen
eral Conference at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Struthers
arrived home from their visit to the
exposition at st. Louis yesterday.
Billy is telling his host of friends
all about 1.-The Pike" and what can
be seen on the exposition grounds.
The Delta Meat Packing company
has been incorporated with capital
stock of 5000. 900. Work will be COM
menced this week in the construction
of the immense buildings, to be used
Sby the new company, and it will be
the first packing house in western
Colorado.
Miss Alice A. Alderman. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Alderman, will
be one of the graduates from the Uni
versity of Colorado at Boulder this
year. Handsome engraved invitations
have been received in this city from
Miss Alderman announcing the grad
uation exercises which take place
Wednesday June sth.
Rev. f. f. Walters. pastor of the
Christian chIuch. will deliver the
Memorial Day address at Rife ON
Monday, May Soth. In the evening
of the same dav he will lecture in the
Odd Fellows hall at that place on
Success, Rev. Mr.. Walters is a
cultured gentleman and an orator and
sweet singer of note OH the western
slope and there is rare treat in store
for the people of Rifle.
Hundreds of cattle. horses and
sheep are dying in northern Arizona
because of scarcity of water. according
to james G. Camp, of the United
States geological survey. who has
been working in that region the last
winter. The drouth has been caused
by the almost total absence either of
rain or snow in the region during the
past season. So serious has the stu
alton become that many of the stock
men are said to be killing off their
lam BIS TO give the ewes chance for
their lives. Stockmen are discourag-
ed over the situation.
+. A. Walpole died at Santa Bar
bara, California, one day recently.
, He was brother of Prof. ]. L.. Wal
pole, who for three years was resi-
dent of this city. DR.. Edward f.
Eldridge received a clipping from Prof.
Walpole SUNDAY morning convey
ing tie sad intelligence to his friends
here. In speaking of the deceased
DR.. Eldridge stated that he had been
in the employ of the United States
government for the past seven wears,
in the department of botanical illus
trations and that no member of that
department had reproduced SO perfect
the fora of our country as had Mr..
Walpole. For number of years he
was in Alaska making field studies of
the moses, grasses. and other botani-
cal growths of that section of Uncle
Sans recently acquired possessions.
The government loses a valued en-
ployee in the death of Mr.. walpole.
who was only 40 years old.