The daily sentinel., 1905-05-20
No. 3 was one hour late today.

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Raspberries have appeared on the
local market.
A. A. Weir of Delta was in town
this morning.
Mrs. John Borschell is recovering
from a serious illness.
! One hobo was arrested last night
I by Night Marshal o'Neil.
/ George II. King of Nevada, Ia, is
a new arrival in the city.
Dell Hunston and Rodney Noone
of Collbran are in town today.
d. A. Heron. a well known citizen
of Telluride, is in town today.
The band concert will be given
this evening on the corner of Fourth
and Main streets.
The fire sale at the Leader milli-
merry establishment opened today. The
sale is being largely attended.
A dozen teams and scrapers are at
work today at the new depot Many
car loads of gravel were unloaded
during the day.
The rivers are rising at rapid
rate. There was rise of six inches
between 10 O'Clock and o'clock last
evening in the Gunnison.
Tomorrow afternoon at Iona, Pc
ter Cook and Miss Amelia Foltz will
be united in marriage by Rev f.
Hansen of the German Lutheran
church.
Monday evening n social viii be
given at ElSs hall for the entertain
ment of the Elks and their wives or
sweethearts. All Elks should take
notice and be present
This is to remind you that you
ought not to forget the entertain
ment to be given in the opera house
on Friday evening next by the Physi-
cal Culture classes. The prices are
nominal. 25 and Is cents.
The Western Fruit Belt Lodge No.
4336. of the Coming Men of Ameri-
ca, though lately formed is progress
ing very nicely. Four new members
have been admitted, and that many
more are on the initiation list.
This morning the junior base ball
team left for Palisade where they are
crossing bats this afternoon with
the Junior team of that place. The
Palisade team will entertain the
Grand Junction boys at supper this
evening.
The social to be given Monday ev-
ening at Elks hall. to be attended by
the Elks and their wives or sweet
hoe rte guae fA I,n MA
ant affair. The entertainment com
mittee has arranged for quite a num-
Der of enjoyable features.
Tickets for the high school com
mencement exercises will be on sale
at Haskell's pharmacy Wednesday
morning of next week at $50. Price
10 cents. BY act of the board of ed
ucation. the number of tickets which
can be purchased by one person OF
by one family is limited to six.
Telluride Journal: Grand juno
tion claims for its Chamber of Com
merce, with a membership of go
prominent business men and citizens,
that each and every one is boost
er." That goes great way in ex-
planning the substantial and steady
growth and prosperity of the Grand
valley metropolis.
Delta Laborer; j. C. Glassford.
representing the Continental Oil Co,
was in town the first of the week and
called on the patrons of that com
pany in this vicinity. Mr.. Glassford
was interested in the newspaper bust
ness at Grand junction several years
print shop when he strikes a new
town.
Miss DeLaMatyr, the well known
musician, who left the city several
months ago for Texas, seeking bet
ter health. is not improving as her
friends hoped she would. She is con
fined to her room the greater por-
tion of the time. Her many friends
will hope there will soon be a change
for the better in her condition.
DR.. S. NJ. Bradbury today took the
girls of the Indian school and the la
dy teachers of the school to the Lit
tie Book cliffs on picnic. Dr. Brad
bury chartered the Book Cliff rail
road train for his party. and the
crowd left the city expecting to en-
joy the pleasure excursion to the
fullest extent. Mrs. Burton, wife of
the superintendent; Mrs. White. the
matron, and Misses Rices. McLaugh-
lin and Whitehead. teachers. were
among the party.
Charles w. Haskell, the civil en-
gineer, is at DeBeque this week, max
ing the final surveys and estimates
for the power plant to be used by the
Forester Land x Townsite Company.
This company is now Incorporated
for 100000 for the irrigation and
cultivation of 500 acres on Virginia
mesa. The power plant is to be
placed so as to develop 150 horse
power to raise the water required for
irrigation to height of so feet. Tho
lands of the company are to be col
onized principally by Germans from
81 l. l,n !.