The daily sentinel., 1905-06-07

| Pure mountain water is what you
want to drink. No trouble to have
it. Perfection Water Purifier does
the business. Manufactured and
sold by Lowe Brothers, 1926 North
5th street.
Many of the bad holes on Main
street and ON other of the principal
streets are being filled up this week
by the city authorities. The streets
are gradually getting in good eondi-
ton
The Gourley-Platt Furniture Com
pany sent large shipment of fur
niture to a party at Palisade today.
The work of removing the bodies
from the old cemetery on First street
will be started tomorrow by Gourley
& Platt.
When a fellow tells you he feels
well and don't know what the trou-
BILE is. the chances are 10 to 1 he has
Perfection Water Purifier in his
home and is drinking pure mountain
water. Manufactured and sold by
Lowe Brothers, 126 North Fifth
street.
a jolly time was had by the mem
| bers of the Methodist Sunday school
who went to the Book cliffs yester-
day, although it came very near be-
ing too hot to be comfortable. The
train on its return reached home at
about pm.
Salida Tribune: Joe Dulmaine
of Grand Junction was among those
making up the delegation from that
city We don't know whether Joe
is past exalted ruler or not, but it's
safe to bet that if anything was
passed up by him here it's because
it was unworthy of his notice.
A large audience will greet 7.
Daniel Frawley. the distinguished
actor, tomorrow evening. in the stir
ring comedy. Ransom Folly" CON
sidered by many of the critics as the
greatest of modern army plays. The
attraction is of the highest class.
This afternoon Miss Laura B. Saw
yer is entertaining a large party OF
ladies at her home on the corner OF
Fifth street and Ouray avenue. The
guests number about forty and the
afternoon" is proving one of the
prettiest social affairs of the month.
The county commissioners are in
session again today. The contract
tween Collbran and Plateau City
was not awarded today as the state
engineer. who was expected today.
did not arrive. The bids will prob
ably be opened tomorrow.
Official announcement has been
made of the resignation of w.
Coughlin as general superintendent
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
H. T. Herr is the acting general su-
perintendent of the road. Mr.. Cough
lin resigned his position with the
Denver & Rio Grande to accept
position with another road.
The Grand Junction band. twenty
pieces strong, will go to Glenwood
Springs, on Saturday. June II,
Strawberry day, the services of the
band having been engaged by the
committee having in charge the
strawberry day attractions That
the band will give the utmost sat
isfaction there is no doubt, for it is
one of the best in the state.
Atoka G. tt News: Eiler's rip
VanWinkle" show appeared in this
city last Monday evening. The tent
was crowded and the acting was ex-
cellent. Those who had heard the
play before say that they never saw
the character of rip" interpreted
so we'll. The specialties were all
4.
accompanied the show and two street
concerts were given. lat Grand
Junction, Tuesday, June 13.l
Prof, T. S. Buckner, who left the
city two weeks ago for Idaho, has
about decided to locate at Boise City.
He visited the growing town of Twin
Falls on first reaching the state and
the town and then went to Boise
City. Mrs. Buckner may leave next
week to join her husband. Mr.. Buck
ner is very favorably impressed with
the northwest and has great conf
dence in the future of Idaho.
c. NJ. Keck, the well known dis
trict passenger agent of the Colorado
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returned to their home in Glenwood
Springs yesterday from three
months trip to Europe. They visited
England. France, Spain. Mr. Keck $
old home in Germany and many 9TH
er points on the continent. Mr.. Keck
had not seen his old mother. who re-
sides at the old home in Germany
| for many years and the visit to her
was the keenest pleasure of the trip
The trip was delightfully."- enjoyed by
every member of the family
Bernard Rice, who has been at
tending college in the south, returned
to the city yesterday and will spend
the summer months at his home
Mr.. Rice left the city last September
to take up the second years course
in the Cumberland University of
Tennessee. The year was a very
pleasant and profitable one and Mr.
Rice returns home in good health.
He has attended the university for
the past two years and will COM
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