The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19

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Mrs ALe1EaEe=r seszrlil-rr few days
rEis week
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Club yesterday afternoon ar -1s
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attendance vas larger -Eal usual and
-1e s1oo- vas a U1sr interesting ore
M C. Ram soy made the lesr Eeore --
shooting for rhe medal
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today over the numbers exceeding .-
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Eho had nor caught numbers below
the 5000 marx seemed TO care bat
Ilrrls about rEs disposition ~ the
claims above that number.
Many Grand Junction people re-
ee5ved oEeial notices of their draw
iues Ias- night a1d today Several
parties received 1tHclal uo-ices rEa-
zr=re unaware o. drawing a claim.
| their names. through some error fail
luz TO appear lu the press Dispatches
W. a. Baton and j. O. Myers NJ
Greeu6eld Ia-. en- rolte 20 Fprr-z
Ore Were guests ar th= home % 3-r.
and Ms George J. ID. Williams yes
rerdaV- The gsutleueu are 0l1-riu-e
friends Of E'red =. B-unner % -rUi-a
and he cane up yesterday morning 90
see them
Mrs Edith TwomhIy aud son
Frances. came in last night from rle
I, Plateau Valley. where they have hsen
\ camping v-irh James J. Hamilton aud
I, wife and others. Mrs. TwombIy. who
has been the guest Of the Hamlltals
for some weeks expects 70 leave to-
morroE for salt Lake CITY on a visit.
p " Beymer- editor and pro-
prietor of the Jourual-Herald Of Avo-
ca. Ia. was In the city today en- route
west. and vas a pleasant caller ar
the neE spaper Offices Ar. Beg uer is
7, president of the Western Iowa Eli
toriaI Association and is one OF rhe
best known newspaper men In the
state
Jack Broemser was chosen AS
Jauitur OF all the school bufdiE=s
OF the district az the special meeting z
Of the school board held last even
Ing for the purpose Of awarding the
JauItorship contract There were zen
applicants for the position. MI
I Broems ser's services are contract I'd
& for for a period Of one year
-CIemen d. Stockweu. residing
north OF town. died Thursday night
He suffered from paralysis His wife
and one child survive him. Mr.
| StockweIl was 20 years Of age and
had been a resident OF the valley
about two years The funeral took
/ place this afternoon lntermeur al
the Dunkard cemetery. Undertake.
/ BaRuisrer iu charge.
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