The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-09-09

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The duck season opens tomorrow.
govern yourselves accordingly.
whipple Chester. returned last
night from five days visit to Denver
and Boulder.
If strung together 1928 cars of fruit
would extend considerable distance
and would fill pretty large storage
bin
!. J. Mckay of Victor who is in
terested in farm property uear White
water. is among the visitors to the
city today.
Captain lIoble. of DeBeaue. came
to the city yesterday to be on the firing
line for the Democratic convention
tomorrow.
The maximum temperature yester
day was 80 degrees The weathe r
forecast for 36 hours ending at D.
IN. Saturday is fair tonight and Sat-
urday; cooler Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Gehman and daughter of
Golden are the guests of Mrs. Frank 1.
Lee. at their beautiful home on
North 18th avenue Mrs. Gehman and
Mrs Lee are old time friends.
NJ E. Marchant and wife. of st.
Paul. were arrivals in the city this
morning. Mr.. Marchant's father re-
sides at Fruita and they have come
to the Grand valley to make it their
home.
Charles E. Sylvester. representing
placed in the Congregational church.
is in the city prepared to set uD the
fine musical instrument when it ar
rives.
G. A. Hankle. of St Louis. vice
president and manager of the Asbestos
& Manufacturing Company. was a
pleasant visitor to the city this morn.
ing. Mr.. Henkle is an old time friend
of the Chester family.
The board of directors of the Cham
Der of Com .nerce will meet fought
of the directorate be had as matters
of the most pertinent moment to the
welfare of the city will be considered.
The office rooms of NJ. G. woolver-
ton, in the new Rich block are COM
pleted and present very handsome
appearance. Mr.. Woolverton has it
furnished with the latest office furni-
ture and is now ready for active bust
! ness in his own office.
The Grand junction Electric and
Gas Co. is uupacking handsome
line of new electroliers and shades.
People wishing their houses wired and
furnished with electric lights, should
call or phone the company who will
do the work at regular reasonable
prices. ,.D
W. g. Scheu, of the Spencer Seed.
less Apple company, who has been in
Salt Lake City OIL some important bus
mess for the company, returned to
this city this morning. He has been
absent about ten DAYS and was success
full in accomplishing the important
business errand that took MIN to Salt
Lake.
| Edgar A. Yelton of Grand junction
Colo. brother of Will Yelton of this
city, has sent The Republican a neat
ly printed pamphfet of about fifty
pages ADVERTISING Grand Junction AMI
| ha 80 m
pamphlet is nicely illustrated. The
second page of thc cover has a char
acteri.tic half-tone portrait of Mr..
Yelton. The Laramie Republican.
The perpetrator of the dastardly as
sault on Fred Mills, the we'll known
car cleaner. has not been apprehended
made for him by the railroad author
tiles and in all Likelihood he will be
apprchended Mr., Mills would easily
recognize the man, if brought face to
face with him. 1t is to be hoped
that he will be caught aud made to
suffer for his assault.
After fourteen years OF steady SER
vice in the boiler making department
of the shops in this city. of which he
has had charge, Samuel Mcleod tend
cred his resigation yesterday to take
effect as soon as possible to accept a
position with the Moffatt road. under
Alexander Struthers, his old chief in
this city. now master mechanic of the
Moffatt line. Mr.. Mcleod las served
twenty five years with the Rio Grande
road and has not had a black mark
against him in all that time. He
! has haan a faithful and consciapt;ors