The daily sentinel., 1904-08-27


ceeded.
The first granulated sugar came
through today at noon at the sug-
ar. factory.
The regular band concert will take
place at the corner of 9TH and Main
streets tonight.
Miss Murphy arrived last night
from Chicago and will be employed
by the Ladies' Emporium Millinery
establishment.
John ]. Lumsden. the we'll known
contractor. is home from flying bus
mess visit made to the coast. He
arrived this morning ON No. A.
Miss New, postmistress at Delta.
passed through this city last night
aud remained for short time with
her friend Mrs. Emma Wadwsorth.
Prof Cole. principal of the High
school, informs this paper that he has
ordered, at the instance of the board
of directors and on his recommended
ton. wireless telegraph instrument.
Prof, Cole hopes to have some most
interesting experiments with the the
instruments this scholastic year.
The Boston Shoe Store is now NOV
ed across the street from The old stand.
Having more room, larger stock of
shoes. they are better prepared to
serve their patrons than ever before.
A large stock of shoes Just arrived.
Budd shoes for the babies, Queen
Quality for the ladies. Flosheims.
Walkover Hamilton Brown. consider
ed the best makes of shoes on the
market. guaranteed. We invite you
to see the new styles and low prices.
Secretary Falconer, of the Chamber
of Commerce has designed a very
taking cut for to he used on the en-
velopes of the Chamber. 1t is the
conventional cut of the sun, with IL
Illuminating rays radiating therefrom.
The caption over the cut is. Grand
Valley is the Land of Sunshine.
Below is giving the number of days
of sunshine for Grand Junction, Den
yer, New York. Boston, st. Paul.
Washington and Chicago. with Grand
Junction heading the list with 800
days of sunshine and running down
in the order of the list named above.
1t is very striking cut and tells its
tale quickly and we'll.
The Elks pass card of Geoge P.
leather case, was picked up on the
streets of New York city and forward
ed to Secretary Ed NJ. Hardy of the
lodge i'll this city. There was no
note accompanying the pass book.
the little card and book itself being
the only thing contained in the letter
The little covering is of leather and
it is usually carried in the upper vest
pocket. 1t could have readily slip
ped out of Mr.. Smiths pocket The
fact of its arrival here without any
explanation whatever caused Mr..
as he had not heard from his brother
lately and the thought came up that
something might have happened to
Mr.. Smith. He wired on to New York
today and is anxiously awaiting an
answer.
A married woman telephoned this
office this morning that. persons for
the past three or four nights had been
spotting her residence and had annoy
ed her greatly. She states that she
telephoned the police and the response
from one of them was "that he did
not propose to run at the beck and
call of every old married woman. 'She
desires to make this statement to the
public that, if the parties who have
constituted themselves committee to
spy about her premises, do so again
she will undertake her own defense
and give them the contents of shot
gun. She has her suspicious who the
parties are and she asserts her belief
that they are self constituted part
of the crusadinR committee. So far
as known the lady who makes tn
complaint bears an nsullied reputation
and she proposes to make it warm
for those who have been annoying
her. She gave to this Office the name
of two other families that have come
under the watchers ban. 1t is just
such acts as are complained of by the
lady that leads to wliteoapping and
other outrages against the law, when
parties presume to take unto them
selves the functions of the law and
act as spies and blackmailers upon