The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

] H. Waller of collbran is in town
today
Jesse A. Phillips of Ridgway is in
the city today
l.. E. Strom of Glenwood Springs
is spending the day in the city
Dyson z. Blair of the Montrose
land Office spent yesterday in the
city.
Many of those VINO went to Glen
wood Saturday morning did not re-
turn until yesterday noon.
Miss Nettie Ingersoll. who has been
very iii with typhoid fever. for the
past two weeks, is reported some bet
ter.
Finest transfer wagons in the city
are TO be found at the Blue Barn. All
orders filled promptly. Reasonable
rates and the best of service.
Fruita Mail: Since Mayor Bunt-
ing's crusade against the tramps in
Grand Junction, a great many of the
weary willies find their way to this
town.
Charles p. Doolittle and Miss II. A.
Doolittle of Beaver Dam. Wis. were
visitors in the city yesterday. They
were en- route west to the Portland
exposition.
Plateau Voice: 1t is reported that
a
have died within the past week or
two from eating some poisonous herb.
The Haley outfit reports loss of
nine head.
There has been another postpone
ment of the Epworth League social
On account of the entertainment at
the Congregational church tomorrow.
evening, the social will not be givci:
until Friday evening.
When you want nice. fresh bread
the best there is-and delicious pies
and cakes, call up the Progress and
give your order. Also fresh vegeta-
and complete line of groceries.
The crowd that will go to Ouray
tomorrow on the Elks' excursion
train will be a large one. Scores of
Elks and their wives and many peo-
pie outside of the lodge are arrang-
ing to go. II will be a most enjoy
able trip.
Word received yesterday says that
j. S. Swan, the well known DeBeque
citizen, is not any better. The many
friends of Mr. Swan will continue to
hope that he will soon pass the crisis
in his sickness and again be permit
ted to push forward the work which
has engaged his time for the past
few years.
Tomorrow evening the Menelcy
Quartet of Chicago will give one of
their peerless programs at the Con-
gregational church. It is one of the
strongest attractions of the kind on
the road. Besides the quartet of
splendid vocalists, a talented reader
and impersonator adds to the pro-
gram. Admission, 25c and sc.
Just received, fine line of chains,
cuff buttons, hat pins. chatelaine pins,
fobs. shirt waist sets, the latest Tiff
fany wedding rings and souvenir
spoons. Come in and convince your
self that our prices and our goods
are right. Primrose Jewelry & Mu-
sic Company, Reed block.
Great preparations are being made
by the people of Collbran for a big
Fourth of July celebration at that
place. There will be a big parade,
athletic contests. races. broncho bust
ing. roping contests and many other
Voice. Senator Horace Il. DeLong of
this city has been asked to deliver
the GRAFTON of the day.
DR.. c. ID. Bancroft, manager of the
Bancroft Free Home for Poor Con
sumptives. lectured in the park yes
terday afternoon to a very fair-sized
audience. DR.. Bancroft set forth the
facts of the work that he had un-
dertaken as a life work, and spoke
fully of the many thousands unable
to care for themselves, suffering from
the dreaded white disease. DR.. Ban
croft will speak again tonight in the
park, and there is extended a most
cordial invitation to the public to
come out and hear him.
Plateau Voice: Grant Sayre. who
was so badly injured in runaway
accident at Mesa. died at the hospi-
tai in Denver ON Sunday, June A An
operation was performed on the in
jured part of his back but he was
too badly injured for modern surgi-
cal knowledge to save him. The re-
mains were inferred in a Denver cem-
etery. His little girl, who lived with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Henry last win
ter, has gone to make her home with
a brother of the deceased at Lincoln,
Kan.
DR.. T. II. Bancroft, who is here
in the interest of the Bancroft Home
for Poor Consumptives, to be estab-
lished at Salida. will deliver an ad-
dress in the City park this evening
He will tell of the assassination of
Abraham Lincoln, being in Ford's
theater, Washington, the night the
president was killed, and therefore
a witness to the tragedy. The account
of the assassination by an eye wit
ness will prove interesting TO every
body. Following his address, Dr.
Bancroft Will give some information
regarding the home for poor con
sumptives.
Ouray Herald: Mayor l. n. Bunt-
ing of Grand Junction is now sole
owner of The Sentinel, one of the
brightest and best daily papers in
Colorado, having purchased the in
terest of his partner. Howard Lee
The Sentinel is one of the influential
dailies. made so because of the strong
personality and hustling qualities of
its present owner. who has always
been a booster for his city. and his
constituency appreciates his efforts
by giving him a splendid patronage.
The Herald wishes Mr.. Bunting con
tinued success and unlimited pros
perity.
Ten-sallon per hour germ proof
filter, $3.50; small. 25c; large, $3.50
TO $500. Krohn's second hand store.
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