The daily sentinel., 1905-08-07

The city council meets tomor-
row evening.
B. F. Keifer and Postmaster
Brunner of Fruita are in town today.
VIII Graham came in yesterday
from Denver where he has been en-
ployed Ior several months.
Every homeseekeT should pay
visit to some Grand valley orchard
before he or she leaves town.
William c. Green of Denver,
representative of the Mine & Smelter
Supply Company, was in town Satur
day to register.
james Somerville, sheriff of
Grand county, came in this morning
from Moab to mix with the crowd
and get his name in the great lot
terry.
William Morrison of Telluride,
mill man at the Tom Boy mine. was
among the visitors Saturday. He is
well known in Grand Junction. He
left the city last night for Denver.
Il. Il. Potter of Chills county.
Ok, formerly employed as the farm
er at the Teller Institute, is in the
city for a short visit with the Of
ficials OF the Indian school and 9TH
er friends.
The many strangers in the city
should not leave town without maxi
ing a visit to the fine fruit orchards
just north Of town. They are within
easy reach and are among the best
orchards in the valley.
Charlie Berry. formerly a citi-
zen of Grand Junction and now the
private secretary of Congressman
Hogg, is among today's visitors. Mr.
Berry is meeting many old friends
here today who are extending well
coming hand.
In every issue of almost every
paper published in the state there
appears item after item setting forth
the going of some man or woman to
Grand Junction to register. Grand
Junction is certainly the town of the
hour in Colorado.
Work on the new block to be
erected by Werner u. Reed OF Colo
RADIO Springs. just east of the new
Fair building, is expected to start
soon. The contracts will be award
ed this week. The block viii be one
of the handsomest in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anderson re-
turned Saturday night from their
outing on the Gunnison river. They
were in camp four weeks near Nor
in the state were with them, and the
outing was one of the greatest pleas
ure.
A large crowd was out Satur-
day night at each performance Of
the Handler Vaudeville Company,
and the performances proved nose
than pleasing This week new feat
ures will be introduced every even
ing. II is the best vaudeville show
the city has had in a long time. The
prices are away down.
in 0V
the pastor of the Lincoln Park Con
gregational church of Chicago, filled
the pulpit at the congregational
church. He delivered a sermon OF
great power, showing himself to be
man of great ability and a speak
er of rich talents. A large congre-
cation was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Heron
and two daughters arrived home yes
terday afternoon from their extend
ed visit to relatives and friends an
| They were out of the city about two
months and the trip was one of great
pleasure for every member of the
party. Mr.. Heron returns to his
work greatly refreshed by his vaca-
ton.
w. II. MiIburn of Denver. one
| of Denver's prominent citizens is 10
| Gated at the LaCuurt. Mr MilJurn
was a candidate for mayor of Den
yer against Plat Rogers in one OF
| the campaigns of long ago lie is
here in the Interest," of the new col
orado Life Insurance Company that
| Is making such a record in this state
and which is keeping a large amount
of Colorado money at home.
Saturday evening Main street
was densely thronged with people
from an early hour until 1 O'Clock
Down on the corner of Fourth and
Main. where the band gave its reg
ular concert, the jam was great in
deed. The baud of the Unique So
ciety circus gave a concert on the
corner of Fifth and Main that also
drew the people by the hundreds, II
was the largest Saturday night crowd
this season.
Col. Sam Huber of Denver ar
rived in the city today at noon to
register for a slice of the Uintah res
ervation. The colonel is a veteran
of the Civil war and has attended a
number OF openings of government
land in the west during the past 20
years. He is an experienced drug
Il gist and pleasant gentleman TO
meet When Rufus NJ. Horn of The
Il Sentinel office force was a mere boy
! in pinafores, Col. Huber conducted a
/ drug store in the city of Findlay, o.
Il Yesterday 5. b. Hutchinson, the
real estate man and notary public
ran two excursions over the Book
4 Cliff road to the orchards north OF
the city, giving all the strangers who
cared to take the trip an opportun-
4 ity to view some of the finest or
chards in the valley and the big ca
nal The first train was crowded
and the second one was well filled
w. A. Kennedy threw open the gates
of his orchard and let the home
seekers roam at will over his fine
] ranch. The excursions proved very
! popular with the visitors and show
! a spirit of great enterprise on the
! part of Mr.. Hutchinson.
-Saturday-night the Unique Soci.
ETY. circus gave most creditable per
!, formauce before an audience that
filled the big tent on the corner OF
Fourth and Rood, The program was
, made up of many fine circus and
vaudeville features. The trained dogs
, did well. The juggling acts were
first class and compare most favor
ably with any seen in the city this
season. The strong man in his act
of iuguling steel plOWs and othpf