The daily sentinel., 1905-08-10

Only two more days of regis
tration after today.
Register tomorrow and avoid
the rush on Saturday.
Mrs. b. f. Ives is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
j. c. Mum of Palestine. Tex,
is visiting friends in the city.
Arthur d. Fairbanks of Mont
rose was in town to register yester-
day
Nearly one hundred guests were
entertained at the Grand hotel yes
terday.
j. E. Brown of Cedar Rapids.
Ia, is in town for a short visit with
friends.
III. F. Bartels of Telluride was
among the registration visitors this
morning.
Walter Wilhelmy returned today
to Vernal where he is engaged in
I business.
Hon. Lewis wentz. mayor of Sa-
/ Ida, is most pleasant visitor to the
city today.
The strong wind that prevailed
/ in this city this morning kept the
dust on the move.
Ray F. Hardy of Victor. former
! ly resident of this city, is visiting
| friends in the city.
M. r. Dye, j. w Bowman and
B. l.. Sawyer, all of Rocky Ford, reg
I istered here this morning.
DR.. c. B. James, city physician
of Denver, was visitor yesterday.
DR.. James is quite well known here.
Harry b. Potter of Denver. agent
of the Erie Dispatch in the west, was
a pleasant visitor to, the city yester-
day.
DIR. Sapero, the well known Den
yer specialist, returned to Denver
this morning, having completed his
engagement here.
Assessor l.. II. Breeze is report
ed worse today. His condition has
been very critical for several days.
Four physicians were with him yes
terday.
John T. Moore of Kingsmore,
Kan, and w. A. Cook of Cleveland,
Kan, are among the registration Wis
itors. They have a number of friends
in the city.
-Bento w. Brown of Denver, a
former resident of this county. was
a visitor yesterday. Mr.. Brown at
one time owned a ranch on Orchard
mesa and he has many friends among
the older residents.
1t is estimated that about $500
Grand Junction and Mesa county peo-
pie have registered for lands in the
/ Uintah. The registration of local
of the total registration.
B. p. Smith. cashier of the Holt
County Bank of Mound City, Mo,
and Guy Meyer and wife of the same
place, are most pleasant visitors at
the home of their relative, L. p. Shell
lenberger of the Fashion.
j. A. Adams, j. II. O'Brien. w.
II. Wilson, James Smith, w. s. Fad
er. L. w Crowell, a. T. Dedd. c. +.
Bisby and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Pierce
We're members of a party of Denver
people in town yesterday to register.
Call on V. c. Talbert of the
Grand Valley National Bank and ar
range, for a nominal fee, to have
your number telegraphed by prepaid
message from Provo. by responsible
party, who will personally attend to
same.
Three fellows who were guilty
of being drunk and disorderly We're
arraigned before Judge sweeney this
afternoon, making a grand total of
is "drunks" for the last g hours.
who have found themselves before
his honor, Judge Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Dodson,
| Miss Agnes Dodson and a sister OF
Mrs. Dodson, will arrive in the city
Saturday night from Shenandoah,
Pa. Mr.. Dodson is nephew of II.
w. Daniel, and the party will be
guests at the Daniell home. Mr.
Dodson visited the city several
months ago and purchased a fine
ranch near town, upon which he viii
make his home. Miss Agnes Dod-
son has accepted n position as teach
er in the schools of this city.
The following statements re-
garding the condition of crops in
Mesa county appear in the weekly
crop bulletin for the week ending
! 4 ttg,V,
-Beets doing fairly well, average
yield expected; ravages of worms
and grasshoppers stayed by spray
ing; fruit crop will probably be small
Ter than last year. Coilbran-Bene-
fetal rains; oats and wheat looks
good, some heading Fruita-Early
potatoes Disappointing; winter wheat
good. spring wheat and oats damag-
ed by grasshoppers.
Miss Fisher and Mrs. Mary
Dunckel, of Etiingham, Illinois, af-
ter very delightful visit with their
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Tor
renee of this city, left this morning
for Ouray to spend a few days with
friends. The ladies' were greatly
impressed with the progressive spir-
il of the city. Mrs. Dunckel visit
ed the city several years ago and she
marvels at the great changes that
have taken place in the town since
she first visited it. of course the
young ladies registered while here.
The Mesa County Fair Association
is already distributing several fine
lines of advertising novelties. Reg
istration visitors should bear in mind
! that Grand Junction has the best
county fair in the state of Colorado.
! and those who live anywhere near
the city should take advantage of the
low railroad rates that will prevail
! during fair week and again visit the
city. September 1922 are the dates.
| big racing program every day be
, sides scores of counter attractions
! and the great exhibit of Mesa county
products.
The police court was busy
place during the early hours of the
forenoon. When Judge sweeney con-
vened the court, 16 men, each ar
rested upon the charge of being
drunk and disorderly were arraigned
before him. All were found guilty
as charged. One paid his fine, ten