The daily sentinel., 1905-01-03

az NciuidiiS lHFlleu- NO. 500 Main
street, Grand Junction.
Miss Kate Zimmerman of DEN
yer has Joined the corps of teachers
in the Fruita schools.
A handsome boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van
hoorebeke Sunday, New Years day.
The Montrose Enterprise told its
readers something of the prosperity
of Montrose county in its last issue.
The big daily papers of the state
had reviews of Colorados wonder
full growth in their issues of Jan
uary L.
DIR. Green, noted lecturer, will de-
liver the third OF a series of lectures
at Fruita on Wednesday night of
this week.
A number of girls in Grand juno
tion let the leap year proposition go
by and will now have to wait four
years longer.
Fruita Is making arrangements to
put in a water works system. This
is something badly needed in that
growing town.
Last week was a cold one for the
Grand valley, but then it is real nice
to get taste of genuine winter once
in several years.
All over Colorado the papers re-
port heavy snowfalls, which means
much for the future welfare of the
range and ranch.
One of the biggest balls of the
near future will be that of the Order
of Railway Carmen, at the auditor
ium, January 1S.
The heavy SHOWS in the noun
tains and on the mesas give prom
Use for splendid range for the cat
tlemen next season.
big crowd was out Saturday
night to enjoy the dance at the audi
torium. The dancing continued un-
til very late hour.
The Lamar Sparks gave resume
OF the products of Powers county
In its last issue, which was a credit
to that enterprising paper.
Colorado Springs Cutler mountain
murder mystery is still unsolved. 1t
was one of the most heinous crimes
ever perpetrated in the Centennial
state.
The auditor of the Colorado Tele-
phone Company was an arrival in
the city Saturday night, and spent
Sunday and Monday auditing the
business of the local office.
A union watch meeting was held
in the Fruita Methodist church Sat
urday night. A splendid program
was carried out and a large crowd
was in attendance at the meeting.
The last brick in the Teller coun-
ty court house was laid last week.
The structure is one of the most
complete in the state and an orna-
ment to the great mining camp of
Cripple Greek
A large skating party made things
lively on the Gunnison Saturday
night. They watched the old year
out and the new one in and some
of the party did not get home till
the new year was several hours old.
The collectors are out in full
strength today. The third" takes
the place of the first" this month.
Collections are reported good this
month. December was u satisfactory
month with all business men.
The second big snow of the week
fell Saturday night and was some
what of a surprise. The tempera-
ture rose rapidly Sunday and before
noon there was but little more snow
on the ground than there was Sat
urday night. These SHOWS are well
come at this time of the year.
The Plateau Stockman completed
its fifth year with last weeks issue.
The Stockman is one of the best
weekly newspapers published in
western Colorado, and is surely de-
serving of splendid patronage. 1t
has field to itself and vast scope
of country in which to build up a
good business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bucklin and
children leave in few days for Cal
ifornia to spend the remainder of
the winter. Mr. .Bucklin's health
is not as good as he desires it to
be. and he thinks visit to Califor-
mia will do him much good. The
family will probably leave the lat
ter part of the week.
Big crowds thronged the Kippe
block all afternoon and evening of
yesterday to see the glass blowers.
The exhibitions pleased everybody.
A new series of pictures were given
and handsome souvenirs were given
to all. The company is having a
most successful run in Grand juno
ton. They remain all this week.
Glenwood Post: II. r. Lathrop
of Grand Junction is stopping in
Glenweod this week. Mr.. Lathrop
is in the employ of the Grand juno
tion bett sugar company. and is so
liciting contracts with Garfield coun-
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