The daily sentinel., 1905-06-13
"RIn Van MinI,le- tonight.

- ~ Siii IA Vi iNtu AllH 5ptQu-
ing few days in the city.
II. f. Morse. a prominent citizen
of Ouray is in town today.
J. w. Deem of Salida was an ar
rival in the city last night
II William Mcbride of Wallack, Neb.,
is new arrival in the city.
/ Joe Schlecht of Eureka, Utah, is
in town on a short business trip.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sisson OF Mont
rose are the guests of friends in the
city.
Fred Rogers. son of Mrs. NJ. S.
| Rogers of the Union depot, is now
employed at Sargent.
f. f. Harris of Paducah, KY, is
a visitor in the city. He is making
a tour through the west.
G. H. Whitelaw of Delta was an
arrival last night and is looking at
ter business matters today.
f. A. Franklin. the representative
OF the Peters Paper Company of Den
@er, is IN town, calling upon the
newspaper Offices.
Fred S. Drummer, the popular post
master and real estate man of Fruita,
was in town this morning, looking
after business matters.
When you want a good shoe shine,
don't forget the Copper Front boot
black stand at Clary & Aliens bar
! pti supp OpDOSilt DOhNOultt. mere
you get the best to be had.
This morning Mrs. j. NJ. p. Mar
tin and daughter left for the east.
They will visit relatives and friends
at Mrs. Martins old home in Mis-
souri,, and will be out of the city for
several weeks.
Miss Josephine Gallaher of Boise
! City. Ida. Will arrive in the city this
evening on No. 6, and will spend sew
u l.
her sister, Mrs Frank Thompson, OF
! 1901 Colorado avenue.
DeBedue BuSle: J. J. Lumsden
came up Monday from Grand June
tion. He has just made a contract
with Geo. Crosby of this place for
the cutting of big lot of pilins, for
use in several large contracts he has
under way at Grand Junction and
other points.
Miss Addie Phelan of Nebraska,
who for the past week mas been the
guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Phelan of this city, left today
for an extended visit to California.
Miss Phelan was joined here today by
Mrs. Moore of Nebraska, and they
will make the trip to California to-
gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Krohn expect
to leave about July l for an extend
ed eastern trip. They will be out OF
the city about four weeks. Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Canada, and other
northern cities will be visited, and
then they viii go to Chicago and 9TH
er cities of the central states. Mr.
Krohn viii select his fall stock while
east.
Tomorrow is Flag day, and the day
will be fittingly celebrated through
out Colorado. Utah will also observe
the day as Flag day. The local post
of the G. A. X. and the Womans Re
lief Corps will assist in a lag-raising. !
at the Indian school in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The G. A. r.. and the
w. r. c. will meet at Odd Fellows
hall and go to the Indian school in
a body.
DeBeque Bugle Jasper Bogue
was in town Sunday on his way home
to his fathers ranch at Mesa, after
completing his term of school at
Grand Junction. Speaking of the or
atorical contests at Montrose, in
which he was one of the participants
he said that Mesa failed to win any
thing, they being pitted against prac-
ticed debaters of Denver and Canon
City; but he apprehends that another
year will tell a different story and
the western slope will reverse posi-
tions and walk away with the per
simmons.
Prof f. T. Fisher of Fruita. the
well known principal of the Fruita
schools, was in the city last night to
attend the meeting of the Grand
Junction Building & Loan Associa-
ton. Prof. Fisher has had charge
of the Fruita schools for the past
two years, and under his manage
ment the schools have prospered as
they have never done before. Prof.
Fisher is a man of high attainments
and he has greatly endeared himself
in the hearts of the patrons of the
Fruita schools He will have charge
OF the schools again next year.
One arrest was made early this
morning by the city police and the
man was arraigned before Judge
Sweeney on 'vaS" charge. The
judge found that the man had about
$40 in money and did not have the
appearance of the professional hobo.
He stated that he came in here last
night en- route to Butte, Mont. get
ting in at a late hour. He thought
he would spend the rest of the night
in car instead of going to lodging
house. Here the officers found him
The judge dismissed the man with in
structions to leave town within II
hours.
Mrs. T. S Buckner leaves this ev-
ening for Caldwell, Ida. to join her !
husband, who has decided to locate |
At that place, Mrs. Buckner's many
friends regret to see her leave the !
city. and hope that she and Mr. |
Buckner will be well pleased with !
their new home. Caldwell is a town |
Of 1900 people. ana is one of the |
coming towns of Idaho. 1t is the |
center OF a great agricultural region /
and is about 20 miles from Boise |
City. MIR. Buckner has opened a law |
office at Caldwell and has purchased |
property there. He has also made |
investments in two other towns of
he state.
Last night the regular month
ly meeting of the Grand Junction /
Building a Loan Association was |
held at the Office of Secretary Horace /
T. DeLong. There was full attend |
tnce and great amount of import
ant business was transacted. For
he quarterly apportionment period |
a dividend of . $40 per cent was
eclared. The association is now pay
ing its stockholders about 12 per