The daily sentinel., 1905-09-12

j. F. Gaul. of Minturn, Colorado.
Is in town today.
No. 3 was thirty-five minutes
late this afternoon.
y. J. Mcguin. of Ouray, spent
yesterday in the city.
Fred Stoll. of Curtis, Neb., is in
town for a short stay.
y. P. Phillips. of Oil City, Pa, is
new arrival in the valley.
M. Quinn, of Gunison. is visit
ing friends in the city today.
The Odd Fellows meet this
evening in regular weekly session.
We have all new and up-to-date
postcards at the Postoffice Book store.
1t is good to know that Prim-
rose will fix your watch right, and his
prices are the lowest.
1t is good to know that Prim-
rose has the reputation of selling the
best goods at the lowest price.
Miss Anna Meihle returned a few
days ago from an extended visit to
her old home in South Dakota.
John w. Armstrong has started
work on handsome five-room resi-
denee on his lot on East Grand ave-
nue..
Miss Ethel Peck returned to
Greeley yesterday to take up her
work in the state Normal school after
spending the vacation months at her
home in Grand Junction.
j. A. McLuen, the auctioneer.
is crying sale for Mr.. Davis, in the
Oldham Flats, eight miles east of
the city. this afternoon. Mr.. Davis
expects to remove from the valley.
1t is good to know that within
couple of weeks Primrose will re
ceive one of the finest stocks of jew
elry, watches, Blocks cut glass, ster-
ling silver, novelties and fiat ware
ever received in the city and viii keep
up his reputation for selling the best
goods for the lowest prices.
The individual fruit displays at
the fair this year promise to exceed
in beauty and quality those of last
year. A large number of the fruit
growers will have their displays
ready to be placed in the exhibition
hall by the latter part of the week.
The finest racing programs ever
seen in the county, a great trap
shooting tournament, a big Indian
village, bicycle races, COW boy races,
fruit exhibit of wondrous beauty
and dozens of other attractions will
make next week. fair week, mem
orable period in the history of Grand
Junction.
Many of the merchants have APP
! lea Tor space IN the eNnlDltlOn nall
for individual displays and there
promises to be a large number and
more attractive lot of displays OF
business houses this year at the
county fair than there was last year.
All business men desiring to secure
space to make displays should do so
at once before it is too late.
The Illinois state commissioners
at the Lewis and Clark exposition
gave a reception in the Abraham
Lincoln house at the fair September
/ 5th, the guests being greeted in the
room corresponding to the parlor of
the Lincoln homestead at Springfield.
Illinois, where Mr.. Lincoln received
the notification of the election to the
presidency of the United States in
! 1850.
The re is evevry Indication that
the coming Grand Junction fair is
to be by far the greatest ever held
in that city. They are sparing
neither money or time to secure at
fractions that will please the people
and are advertising to the extent that
1 but few people ever do. Where n
/ city takes the people into its conf
dence and is not afraid to tell the
public the attractions that they are
offering it is pretty good evidence
that they intend to give a real show
Delta Independent