The daily sentinel., 1905-07-27

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Ben Stone. well known Denver
man, was in the city yesterday.
d. G. Murdoch OF Glenwood
Springs was in the city yesterday.
L. b. Wilson of St Louis was
an arrival in the city late Yesterday
j. r. Jordan of st. Louis. Mo.
was one of the many visitors in the
city yesterday.
Grand Junction is no longer a
haven for the hoboes as it has been
in years gone by.
The work on the building of the
new Independent Fruit Growers AS
sociation building is still going on.
B. Shedd. who has been investi-
eating things at Goldfield, New, for
some time was in the city yesterday
A very meager spatter of rain
fell sometime during the night, but
it was not heavy enought TO do much
good.
Miss Blanche Green will leave
soon for Goldsby's lake resort, where
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs Trobitz,
who are in camp there now.
WIN. G. Mueller, a prominent
St. Louis man, was in the city last
night in company with Max Buch
mann of Colorado Springs.
LII you want city home or a
ranch be sure and see the Grand Val
ley Real Estate & Loan Company,
rooms and A, Union block.
There were 81 hotel arrivals in
this city yesterday. This makes a
total of 255 in three days. No one
can say this isn't a busy city.
The day of Barnum & Bailey's
appearance in this city there will be
a larger number of people in this
| city than ever before in her history.
Clara Upshaw. a Navajo Indian
girl. died at the Teller Institute yes
/ terday of consumption. She was
buried in the cemetery of the school
-Thirty-four people signed their
names on the Grand hotel register
yesterday and last night. The popu-
I lar hotel was nearly filed to the lin
4 it.
Invest in Moffat town lots, if
you want to make some money. See
/ w. c. Loomis, Western hotel, about
the gate city. of the Uintah reserva-
/ ton.
u. NJ. Graham. the well known
| merchant. left for Florence last
night as representative of the Or
der of Protection. He will be gone
several days.
The corrugated iron work is
being put on the new addition of the
old Congregational church. The
| building will not be a pretty one,
TO say the very least.
Mrs. Frank Hereford and son of
Odessa, Mo, after a most pleasant
visit with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler, returned to
their home last night.
The manufacturing part of the
| city is one continual hum and whir of
industry these days. 1t is worth
| trip to see how things are booming
] in this end of Our city
While in the city yesterday, MaN
| Buchanan was guest at the La
| Court, and was very much pleased
with this beautiful little hotel which
| Grand Junction can now boast of
w. ID. Davies, the well known
paint man, sent down another big
batch of rainbow trout to his fam
| lily in this city. Mr.. Davies, who is
! fishing at lola, is having good luck
p. A. Rice's immense lumber
shed is now completed and has been
loaded with a larger stock of new
| lumber than the company has ever
! before carried. II is a great improve
ment over the old system of pilina
| lumber.
The following grocery stores
will close Monday, July 81. 1905,
from 8 am. to pm: The Enter
| prise: Wadsworth & Sons: Lee &
Son; Hilbert & Kuhlman: Heron &
Cassells; The Progress; NJ J. Walsh
| n. Curoso.
-Glenwood Springs Avalanche:
\ miner named Warrens, from As
pen. is riding overland on bicycle
en- route to Grand Junction. He will
register for some Uintah land. Mr.
Warrens passed through Glenwood
Springs this morning.
The Barnum e Bailey shows
] lob Inn Co - 1
support daily paper. so it said. II
was looked at in the light that II
they could not support a daily paper.
they could never support a show OF
that magnitude, even for one per
| formance.
Six drunks and hoboes were
brought before Justice Sweeney this
morning under the vag law and were
found guilty. They were each fined
the others were taken to jail to serve
sentence. They We're put to work on
the streets Immediately.
The fire boys are still at work
| improving the premises of the fire
house. They will soon install the
new scales for the city. The excava-
tion has been completed and they are
now waiting for the arrival of the
scales. The fire boys are saving the
city much money by doing the work
themselves.
A man named Fishback, accom-
panied by Dan Mcpherson, made the
ride down the Grand river in a steel
boat from Noname to Glenwood. a
distance of > miles. II was very
perilous voyage. at least so says the
Glenwood Avalanche. The trip was
made safely and was described mi
nutely in that paper.
Last night about 2 o'clock the
wind began to blow gale and in
crease in velocity hourly till it was
an exceedingly strong wind Every
one thought it meant rain and were
disappointed that the rain did not
come. We could stand a pretty heavy
shower to get the streets free from
dust for the registration period.
1t is reported in eastern Colo
RADIO that so per cent of the people !
who 20 west to register will do so
at Grand Junction. Grand functions S |
national fame as n fruit center has |
made many very anxious to visit this |
section of the state. and hundreds |
will now take the opportunity of |
visiting the greatest fruit country in |
the nation. We had better prepare |