The daily sentinel., 1905-08-08

the Grand Junction registration per
iod.
Phone 1853 Black for awnings.
Get an awning from Lowe Broth
Lowe Brothers are the awning
Very low rates east. Colorado
Midland
DO it now" Awnings. Lowe
Brothers.
Best candy at the C. V. store. 15o
a pound.
Store awnings put up. Lowe
Brothers.
To-day has been the quietest day
IN Grand Junction for a week
Ollie Thorson OF Glenwood was
.n' town yesterday 10 register.
The biggest crowd of the regis
ration period is expected in town
Omorrow.
Editor Riland of the Meeker Re
view came in from Meeker yesterday
10 register.
w. o. Brouser and c. E. Fisher
If Cimarron were among those who
-egistered today.
&C. e. Law and James DsRemer
Of Glenwood Springs were in town
-his morning to register.
&C. S Davidson, John W Boman
and NJ l. Celland of Victor were
in town today to register.
Ernest Bacon, editor of the Ou-
ay Herald. returned home this
morning over the narrow gauge.
M. NJ. Shores of the Grand juno
lion Feed & Implement Company,
was in Glenwood Springs yesterday.
Julius Aichele. formerly clerk
Of the city and county OF Denver.
viii arrive in the city tonight on No.
Good apples. crab. blood plums
now ready for market. Order by tel
sphone, 1888 Red. Mendoza orch
ard.
"A number of the notaries are
meeting every night train and corral
ling the homeseekers as they come
up from the station.
The men who are making ar
fangements to wire those who are
successful in the drawing at Provo
are doing a good business.
The street cleaners have done
good work again today. They prac-
-ically swept Fourth street between
Main and Colorado and Main be
tween Fourth and Third today.
"A. Friedman and Herman Click,
Of Cimarron, brothers-in-law of Joe
NJ, Sampliuer, arrived in the city
last night and are among the many
who have registered today.
The regular monthly meeting of
the directors OF the Mutual Building
K Loan Association was held last
evening at the Offices of the COM
pany. No business of general inter
est was transacted.
-Gleuwood Springs is gaining by
the registration at Grand Junction.
Many of the homeseekers stop over
at the famous summer resort either
going or coming to spend a few days
and enjoy the baths.
Rev. Frank f. Walters of the
Christian church leaves this evening
for a visit to Coffeyville. Independ-
ence and other points in Kansas. He
viii join his wife, who is visiting in
Kansas and they will return home
together
Many big camping outfits have
left the city during the past two days
Tor the reservation. However, the
nuthtting done at this point has not
been very heavy according to the
statements of the business men.
Miss Daisy Shepperd the guest
of Miss May Rice, who yesterday re
ceived the announcement of the
ieath Of her brother. viii leave to-
night for her home in Plattsburg,
Mo, having come down from the
Rice camp on Lizard Head this
morning
Tho Gleuwood Avalanche is
complaining that that town has a
Ft1 al 10.
ing that its force is as large as
Grand Junction S. when the popula-
uou of this city is three times great
er than that of Glenwood Springs
"A dispatch from Provo states
that the railroads throughout the
state of Utah viii probably make
haltf are rates from all points in the
stale To Provo beginning the 10th
and this viii be great incentive to-
ward the swelling of the registra-
sion at Provo for the last week
Henry e. Covert and bride of
Los Angeles arrived in the city yes
terday Mr.. Covert was formerly
engaged with Began x Gaines i'm this
city i'm the realty business and is in
he same line in California. MT Co
vert thinks Grand Junction has made
a marked advance since his depart
ure more than a year ago.
Joseph $. Swan, editor of the
DeBeque Bugle and the well known
oil man, was in the city yesterday
and today for the first time in many
weeks. He is slowly recovering from
the effects of his serious illness and
hopes to be strong again soon. His
many friends are glad TO see him out
again
"A dispatch from Salt Lake CITY
states that the gigantic gorge of the
Grand canon of the Colorado is soon
TO be speuued at rs widest point by
an aerial tramway which Will carry
passengers from the bottom of the
Bright Angle to the top OF the Buck
skin plateau. 5000 feet in height
From this emineuce. in Coconino
county, Ariz., one may see Califor-
mia and Nevada plainly to the west
ward, Utah on the north and Colora-
do and New Mexico to the east.
We have Just received fine
line of souvenir spoons of the beet
sugar factory. the new depot, the
high school and public library Prim-
rose Jewelry & Music Company.