The daily sentinel., 1905-09-30

A. l. Gnmer. OF Palisade. is in
town today.
otto spettoesser Is attending the
Glenwood fair.
Edwin A. Haskell spent Yesterday
in Glenwood Springs.
Joe Dulmaine is attending the fair
at Glenwood Springs.
II. c. Graham, of Amos, Colo. is
spending the day in town
J. f. Harris. of Paduch, Kentucky.
is in the city for a short stay.
Frank A. Smith, of Pawnee Rock.
Kansas, is a visitor in the valley.
E. l.. Robinson, of Great Bend.
Kansas, Is new arrival in the city.
An almost new kit of carpenter
Tools very cheap. See J. NJ Graham.
Remember the chicken dinner at
the Senate retaurant tomorrow. 10
cents.
The Eagles met last night in regu-
lar session but no business of general
interest was given attention.
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Downing, of
Garden City. Kansas, arrived last
night for a visit with friends in the
city.
Tomorrow is the first day of
October. September has been "A
pretty busy and lively month in
Grand Junction.
+. \. Franklin, the Peters Paper
company representative. is in town
today greeting his friends and call
ing upon his patrons.
The band concert will be given this
evening on the corner of Fourth and
Main streets. This will be the last
band concert OF the season,
Undertaken a. l.. Gourley went
down to Fruita today to take charge
of the remains of Henry Lights who
met q tragic death last night
There is no doubt that crowded
house Will witness the performance OF
the ggeai western comic opera, "The
I renderfoot" al the opera house next
Friday evening
In spite of the inclement weather
there was large crowd at the meet
ing of the Fraternal Union of Ameri-
ca last night and considerable bust
ness OF Importance was transacted
Tomorrow at Colorado Syringe the
Cripple Creek and the silverton
teams viii contest for the state cham
pionship. The Cripple Creek team
has defeated every team in the state
Almost water spout occurred yes
terday in the Plateau canon, but no
serious damage is reported Several
insignificant slides occurred along
the railroad tracks but they were
soon put out of the way.
w. Il. Platt and ], L. Osborne re-
turned home last night from their
/ hunting trip. They were out of the
city about ten days and had a most
enjoyable hunt but did not come
home heavily laden with game.
The fair season in Colorado is
about at an end, three fairs are TO be
/ held next week. the last for the
year. They are the Douglass county
/ fair at Castle Rock, the Mont ezuma
couty fair at Cortez and the race
meet at Brighton.
The lower valley was visited by
very heavy rains yesterday and the
night before. 1t is reported that all
of the small bridges between Fruita
an Mack We're washed away and con-
siderable damage done in the country
around Mack.
The fair at Glenwood is proving n
big success as far as attendance is
] concerned according to the reports
received. Several thousand people
have been in attendance every DAY
this week, and big crowds are expect
ed for tomorrow. the closing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Woolston ar
rived in the city yesterday from Park
City, Utah for visit with their rela-
tves, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Jenkins.
They were en- route to Chicago where
they will spend the winter. They left
the city last night on Delayed No g.
Yesterday afternoon three literary
societies were organized in the High
School The seniors and juniors
organized n Joint society. while the
freshmen and the sophomores organ
lied individual societies. Each or
ganization viii meet once a month
Not many Grand Junction people
took advantage of the excursion rates
made by the railroads to Glenwood
Springs today. Grand Junction Day."
at the Glenwood fair Quite a num-
Der expect to 20 up tomorrow as the
Derby Day program will be carried
out tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs w G. Payne. of y.
Carolina. arrived in the city yes
terday for visit with their son.
Walter L. Payne and family. They
have been visiting n daughter at
Durango for several weeks and ex-
poct to make an extended stay here
before returning TO their home in the
south
Los Angenino. Guy Bedwell's horse
was the winner OF one mile run
ming event on the Glenwood track
Thursday afternoon. There were
APNA fiAAAitnf iNfh AfhHhs LOS ADEt=
limo. First Blaze and Red Damsel.
Red Damsel came under the wire
second. The time was i:i9. The
purse was 100000
The famous Temple Male Quar-
tette, the first attraction of the Grand
Junction Lyceum course, season OF
1866, will be heard at the Con
gregational church on the evening OF I
Friday. October 9Th. This is one
of the leading concert companies in
the country today and Will prove a
fitting opening attraction for the
lecture course.
Numerous new filings and as many
contests are keeping the officials OF
the government land Office in Denver
very busy these days A rush Is now
on for homesteads in Weld. I.arimer /
and Morgan counties as result of
the recent demonstrated success of
the Campbell dry-farming system and
the report OF important railroad ex-
tensions and new electric lines in
fhaf section of fhe stntp Gpva1.n utaut