The daily sentinel., 1905-11-04
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No. was an hour late this after
noon.
The county commissioners will he
in session next week
Finis Dean, of the Palisade Trib-
une, was in town this afternoon.
Daniel Bradbury is down from his
kannah creek ranch this afternoon
r. II. Bancroft. of Palisade is
among the visitors in town this after
noon
The local fruit growers associa-
uons are sull suffering from a scarci-
- of cars 10 handle the fruit.
f. b. Wilson, who recently return
ed from Indian territory is acting as
mail carrier for a few days
Roller skating at Turner hall to-
night for ladies and gentlemen only.
Admission 20 cents including skates.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache will
give song recital al the opera house
IN Delta on "Wednesday evening, No
vemher Sth.
No pastor has vet been selected by
the Christian church TO succeed Rev.
r. F. Walters who delivers his fare
well sermon tomorrow evening.
a week that has been notable for
it's many society events and enter
tainments is at an end unduuhtedN
the week has been one OF the bus
lest in a social way ion many months
John J. Iumsdeu and the Grand
Junction Block Sidewalk company,
have large forces Of men at work
laying concrete sidewalk on the south
side of Main street between Third and
Fourth streets.
Broemsor and Longshore, the gen
tlemen who purchased the j. NJ Ora
ham bankrupt stock, are disposing OF
the goods at a rapid rate. the store
being filled with patrons nearly every
hour OF the day.
The Seutinels extended account
of the football game between the Del
Ia and Grand Junction teams. was
copied by the Delta Lahorer. The
Delta people We're highly pleased
with their trip to Grand Junction.
r. Il. Forsyth, OF Seattle washing
ton. en- route east ON a business trip
stopped over in the city yesterday for
q short visit with his brother Rev.
ID. d. Forsyth, of the Methodist
church.
Mr. Mckinney, Of the firm of Powel
a Mckinney proprietors of the Pio-
ueer corral. had the misfortune to
have a leg broken few days ago
while in Kansas on a business trip.
The particulars of the accident are
not known. Mr.. Mckinney will not
be able to return home for some
time owing to his injuries.
The national executive committee
of the w c. r. L. voted. at the
national convention in Los Angeles,
to hold the national convention in
1906 at Hartford. Conn. The CON
vention will be held Immediately fol-
lowing the worlds convention of the
w. c. T. o., which is scheduled for
Boston some time late next year Mrs
Cornelia I. Jewett has been reap
pointed managing editor of the Union
Signal, the official organ.
There will be twelve or more car
loads OF apples shipped from the Nor
risania ranch this ysar The man
ayers of the ranch are negotiating
with the railroad company to build
an aerial tramway from the ranch to
the railroad which will cost S10.-
600 or more and il is down hill
pull all the way from the ranch TO
Grand Valley, where they must come
for supplies, We trust they Will con
clude not to divert their shipping
business from here, and we believe
It can be shown to be to their advan-
tage to not do so.-Grand Valley
News
Colorado will have within a few
weeks the best exhibition of minerals
in the United States. with the eN-
oeption of the one at Washington. j.
C. Langley of the state bureau Of
mines has secured for the state a
large number of specimens of ore
from all parts of the world These
he obtained at the Portland eNhibi-
ton. room will be fitted up in the
statehouse to contain foreign ores.
and they Will be arranged according
to countries and states. These speci-
mems. added to the already large eN-
hibition and $4,000 worth of Colo
RADIO specimens preserved by mine
owners, will make the state house col
lection next to that in Washington