The daily sentinel., 1905-10-25

H. II. NoIen. of Carol, Iowa, is
new arrival In the city.
DR.. J. H. Divine, of Palisade, is
a visitor to the city today
Fred J. Paradice, the we'll known
travelling man. is in the city today
Jay Clary left yesterday for the
Dolores country on a hunting trip.
T. S. Ramey leaves this evening
for Denver on a short business trip.
Z George Garrison who has been i'll
7 for the past two weeks, is improy-
/ ing slowly.
A handsome new wagon vii be
put into service this week by the
& Progress grocery.
DR.. w. K. Eggleston, our old time
dentist, is doing business at GA Ute
iavenue. Call on him.
The eighteen members of the
[ Wyoming" company were guests at
the Grand hotel last night.
z. J. Lin1quist, of Denver, in
charge of OIL e of the departments of
I the Daniels isher store, is in the city
today.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
I ". Thomas viii entertain party of
home on North Seventh street
The Woman's Relief Corps is hold
ING meeting this afternoon for the
pui pose of making several initia-
tions and transacting other business
of importance.
The Temple Male quartette to be
heard at the Congregational church
I Friday evening is considered one of
! the finest attractions of its kind on
! the lyceum platform today.
The foot ball game played at the
Indian school grounds Monday after
noon was not a regular game. 1t was
simply n practice game ond only five
I of the members of the high school
team were present. No score was
kept.
Everett Arnold, the ten-months-old
| child of Mrs. Dorr Arnold died Mon
day night at the home at Fruita
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon. interment at Orchard Mesa
cemetery, Undertaken Gourley in
/ charge.
Wess Flagg conducts one of the
best equipped barber shops in this
section of the state. You will be
pleased with your work If you visit
that shop. Only competent and
courteous workmen are employed.
All modern comforts.
Il The Delta basket ball and foot
ball teams will come to the city Satur-
day morning on a special train over
the narrow guage accompanied by
a large number of their friends The
two games will take place in the
afternoon at the fair grounds,
small admission fee will be charged
in order to defray the necessary ex-
penses.
At the meeting of the Grand Val
; ley Gun club last night team was
appointed to go to Delta for the pur-
pose of participating in the Western
Slope Tournament which takes place
: in that city tomorrow and Friday
. The members of the team are G. II.
Hoppe, NJ. G. Ramsey, Charles Van
Hoorebeke and DR.. Ramsey. four of
: the best marksmen in the valley, and
. the club is confident that the cup
will return with the team. The gem
tlemen will go to Delta tomorrow
morning over the narrow guage, re-
turning Friday evening. Marksmen
from various sections will particl-
pate in the tournament which
promises to be a most interesting one.
missioner-in-chief White of
the Lewis and Clark exposition re-
ceived a telegram yesterday in Den
yer from A. w. Hogle stating that in
the mining department Colorado had
won 20 gold, Is silver, IL bronze
and had received 103 honorable mem
tions making a total of 161 prizes.
This state received 294 medals in the
| agricultural department making a
grand total of medals received at the
| exposition of 40. Mr.. White also
received Information that the Colo
RADIO exhibit would be shipped to-
morrow morning. He stated that the
$4,000 that was appropriated would
/ pay all the expenses incurred by the
| commission during the life of the
fair and would also pay the expense
of returning the exhibits to this
state.
Secretary Aupperle, of the Chamber
of Commerce. states that an active
campaign in behalf of the proposed
| high line canal will be pushed from
now on. He is formulating plans
and securing sound information and
| data that will be of great use to the
! committee If sent down to Washing
, ton this winter for the purpose OF
) urging the government to start the
, work of building the canal. meet
Z ing of the board of directors of the
4 water users association has been call
d ed to meet Saturday afternoon at
the office of Secretary Wallace for
d the purpose of discussing the matter
4 and preparing important steps. The
: Chamber of Commerce Will doubtless
Z work in CONJUNCTION with the water
4 users association, and there is every
indication that there is going to be a
push all together for the high line
] canal
One of the principal points to be
dwelt upon by Secretary Aupperle in
J the data he Will prepare for the con
sideration of the government when
4 the matter of the high line canal Is
again taken up will be the fact that
only small acreage is necessary in
this valley to support a family. He
! wants to find four quarter sections
of fruit lands densely Settled adjoin-
ing each other in order To give the
5 government practical and convinc-
ing proof of the fact that only a
5 small acreage is required to support
I family in this valley. He will make
{ plat of the 100 acres. showing the
: sizes and divisions of the different
Z ranches therein contained and Civ
5 ing the number of families residing
: in the 100 acres of the four sec
s tions. 1t is immaterial whether the
I four quarters are in the same sec
8 ton, and parties able to give Mr.
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