The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

The county commissioners are
still in session.
Joseph B. Cherry of Wahoo.
Neb., Is among the new arrivals.
&C. NJ. Denny and c. c. Denny of
Palisade were in town this morning
Al Blackburn returned yester
day from a visit to relatives at As
pen.
H. E. Essley, a prominent bust
ness man of Montrose, is visitor
20. H. shoup. the Colorado
Springs capitalist, was an arrival last
evening.
The Uintah drawing is all the
talk on the street and in the busi-
ness houses.
The directors of the Chamber
of Commerce win meet this evening
in regular weekly session
Gilbert Olson of Bennington.
Kan, came in last night for the pur
pose of looking over the valley.
Fred Mantey. the saddle and
harness manufacturer, left yesterday
for his big ranch to spend few days.
Howard Filliatrau of the La
Court hotel left yesterday for Salt
Lake City TO enjoy a weeks vaca-
ton
-Jaynes Bros, proprietors of the
Alamo. have opened cut rate ticket
Office in connection with their bust
ness.
&C. NJ. Keck, the popular Colo
RADIO Midland man, was in town to-
day. looking after the interests of his
road
Walter Jones, who has been
very i'll for several days at his home
on Rood avenue, is reported better
today.
John C. Mckinney of the Grand
Valley National Bank, left yesterday
for Mesa lakes to enjoy an outing OF
two weeks.
The school board holds a spec
ial called meeting this evening for
the purpose of letting the contract for
the janitorship.
In the first days drawing about
100 Grand Junction and Mesa county
people drew claims. or about 10 per
cent of the total drawings for the day.
-Phidelah Rice arrived home yes
terday from the Rice lumber camp
at Lizard Head, where he has been
employed for the past six weeks.
&C. w. Pool, a newspaper man OF
Tecumseh, Neb., who has been the
guest of j. NJ. Phelan and family for
the past two weeks, expects to leave
tomorrow for his home.
The stock display this year a.
the Mesa County fair will be far
more complete and far more exten-
sive than that of last year. In fact
it promises TO be one of the finest
exhibitions of cattle. sheep and other
stock shown in the state this year.
Prof. and Mrs. A. o. Young ar
rived in the city Wednesday from
Loveland. Prof. Young mas been
employed as principal and CONNER
cial instructor in the Grand juno
tion Business College. He comes to
the city highly recommended.
THE Whole Dam Family ad-
vertising novelties issued by the Me
sa County Fair Association have at
tracted much attention. 1t is one
of the many excellent advertising
novelties Secretary Fisher selected
to do their part toward keeping the
Mesa County fair before the people.
Yesterday quite a number OF
Iowa people arrived in the city, some
for Just a short visit, others to look
up a location. Among those who
came in were Peter Jordan. Mon
teith. Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. Loda A. Ma
chem. Washington. Ia. J. NJ. Craig
Fort Dodge. Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Myers. Greenfield, Ia; Miss Kyle,
Des Moines. and o. d. and Il. G. Iris
dale, Ottawa. la.
Rev. Frank +. Walters. pastor
of the Christian church. will leave
this evening for Coffeyville, Inde-
pemdence and other points in Kan
sas He has recovered sufficiently
| from his illness to make the trip, and
his physician thinks that visit to
a lower altitude will prove beneficial
to him. He will join his wife at In
dependence. and they will remain
with friends and relatives for several
weeks.
Frank White, who was arrested
in this city on the charge of issuing
checks with his signature attached.
that proved when turned into the
bank to he worthless, and who was
taken to Denver to answer the charge
preferred against him by the Colo
RADIO Midland rail road company, has
again been arrested, this time he
is charged with having defrauded
people through the Denver Savings
| Bank.
The Philadelphia North Amer
lean. John Wanamaker's great daily.
has the following to say regarding
Mr.. William II. Bunting, a brother
of |. n Bunting editor OF the Sen
inel: William NJ. Bunting, a Potts
town banker and manufacturer who
has been mentioned by Montgomery
county democrats as a candidate for
one of the "Hill offices declines po-
| litical honors" While Mr.. Bunting
has always been an influential and
1 prominent member of the democrat
ic party in his section OF the state he
has always declined honors at the
hands of his party. He visited
4 Grand Junction last tall.