The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
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II E Lewis Of Delta is looking
after business matters in the city to-
lay.
%. Beach, a prominent business
man Of Victor. was in town yester-
lay.
&C. w. Logan OF Leadyille is at
tending to business matters in town
today.
Mrs. Harry Burnett returned to
lay from pleasant visit TO Glen
wood Springs
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. skinner of
Fruita were guests of friends in the
city Sunday
Mrs WI $. Wallace. who has
been seriously i'll for some days, con-
inues to improve.
Fred Mantey returned yesterday
rom his ranch. after several days
lbsence from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bishop of
Lewiston, Ida, are spending a few
lays in the city en- route east.
- complete and strictly modern
electric bell system is being installed
n the Grand hotel this week
w. II. Frye, a business man of
Price, Utah, was in town this morn
ng. returning home from Denver
Mrs. Ed Gould and child and
Mrs. r. G. Grover Of Aspen We're Wis
tors in the city yesterday en- route
east.
Mrs. d. o. Ellitt of Guthrie Cen
er, Ia, arrived in the city last night
ior a visit with friends among the
Iowa people
Mr.. NauDalsem. the real estate
man, is up on Hannah creek today
looking after interests of the firm OF
Magill & NanDalsem.
w. d. Davies is placing hand
'ome new sign on the windows OF
he Magill Il VanDalsem real estate
md investment offices.
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Buclllin.
1t their home on North Fifth street,
asst night entertained Chief Justice
W. H. Gabbert at dinner
Judge w. H. Gabbert of the su-
lreme court left the city for Tellu-
'ide last night after a very pleasant
lay spent with friends in Grand June
ion.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Robinson is very i'll. He
suffering with appendicitis. Mr.
Robinson is employed in the Fair
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James /. Hamilton
Will arrive home this evening from
heir camp on Bull creek. They have
injoyed very pleasant outing of two
weeks.
The work on the big beet sheds
At the sugar factory is being pushed
o a rapid completion by a large
orce of men. Little time has been
lost on the work during the last
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell OF
Guthrie Center. la, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs, H. L. Frost. left yes
erday for Palisade for a few days
visit with friends among the Iowa
people of that community.
y Yesterday r. l.. Magill traded
10 acres of land southeast of the In
liam school and two lots in the Ben
on Canon subdivision to j. II. Ran
Kin for the latter's cottage on the
'orner of Eighth and Pitkin.
Quite "a number of Grand June
ion people who drew numbers above
he 1000 mark will make no effort
10 file on their claims in the Uintah,
md a great many who came above
he 5000 mark will give the matter
no attention.
Mrs. Josephine Tuskey. propri-
ator of the Tuskey House. was sur
Drised last night on receiving an of
icial notice that she had drawn No.
2I40 in the Uintah lottery. Mrs.
ruskey s-name was another one that
The press reports failed TO mention.
Prof. Ira NJ. DeLonE of Boulder
arrived in the city today for a visit
with his brother, Senator Horace T.
DeLong. The professor has been
greeted by many of his old-time
friends today, who always find much
pleasure in his visits to Grand June
ton
MIR. and Mrs VIII Hill of Otta-
wa, H.. left this morning for their
home, after short visit in this city
tHffi Misc Harriet TAbyna
alive. Mr.. and Mrs. Hin are return
ing east from visit to the Portland
fair. Mr.. Hill has property inter
ests in the lower valley
Only "A small force of men is at
work on the new depot this week.
The concrete work is being finished
and during the first week in Septem-
Der very large force of men viii
start the building work in earnest.
The building viii be completed some
time during the winter or early
spring.
lit is expected that large crowd
will take advantage of the special
excursion to be run to Ouray Sun
day by the Denver < Rio Grande
railroad very low rate for the
round trip is made, and a more de
lightful short pleasure trip could
hardly be desired.
OF luNeSlln lntuA buN american
DeForest Wireless Telegraph Com
pany, 2O-year. first mortgage, per
cent, gold bonds, which are couverta-
BILE after February next into per
cent preferred stock at par. This
stock will go to two or three times
par in the next two years. Call al
l24 Fourth street.
Thomas Hadcock, since the com
pletion of his commodious and con
yapieuuy arranged brick building on
Colorado avenue, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, has opened one Of
the best equipped blacksmith and
machinery shops in this section of
the state. and there is every indica-
tion that he will soon be enjoying a
large patronage
The advertised letter list, ap-
poaring in this issue, embracing the
letters remaining uncalled for in the
postohice for the week ending Sat
urday, is the largest published in
many months, Evidently many OIL
the strangers who were in the city
during the registration period had
mail addressed to them here and then
did not remain in the city until its
arrival.
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