The daily sentinel., 1905-08-03

this afternoon.
j. NJ. Canse of ogden is a Wis
itor in the city.
There We're 55 guests at the
Western hotel last night
Harry ID. Yeoman of Ridgway, a
business man of that place, is in town
today
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lighte of
Mack are the guests of friends in
the city.
August A. Anderson, a promi-
neut citizen OF South Dakota. is in
town TO register.
The biggest of all big games
Elks VS.. Eagles-at the fair grounds
Sunday afternoon.
e. w. Sturtevant and E. p My
ers, both of Idaho Springs, Colo, are
in town TO register.
-Afidavits for registration taken
by Jos. p. Sweeney, U. S. commission
er, at the Western hotel or 543 Main
street, Grand junction.
C; l.. Harris of Billings, Mont,
~ in the city booming the opening of
the Crow Indian reservation.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Fulchemer and Miss
Edith Fatchmer. of Jacksonville. Ill.
are in the city for a short stay.
Cooper Anderson and Ion c.
Brown of the Telluride Power Com
pany OF Telluride, were visitors yes
terday.
Many electric fans have been in
stalled during the past two weeks by
the Grand Junction Electric & Gas
Company.
The only official map of the Uin-
tah Indian reservation can be Sc
cured at the Offices of the Chamber
of Commerce.
Hugo selig, the district attor-
ney. 'was an arrival in the city last
night from Montrose, and is greet
ing friends today.
Harry Scherer and John B.
Wolff of Fort Collins are in town for
the purpose of tempting fortune in
the Uintah opening.
A handsome new awning was
placed in position this morning in
front of the office of the Colorado
Midland uptown Office today.
A large tent just north of the
Midland railroad tracks in the sta
ton yards provides a resting place
and free information bureau for the
homeseeAers.
The Spencer Seedless Apple Co.
will vacate the offices in the Currie
block and occupy two of the new Of
flee rooms on the second floor of the
Canon block.
Sunday afternoon the greatest
ball game of the season viii take
place at the fair grounds. The EIks
and the Eagles will cross bats. Don't
fail to be there.
The total registration for Tues
day at each of the four registration
points was as follows: Provo. p
$50; Grand Junction, 1898; Vernal.
l7G; Price, 1888: total. 5,447.
Which are you betting on, the
Eagles or the Elks? Everybody is
going to see the big game Sunday
between the two lodges. The game
will be called at 9 o'clock at the fair
grounds.
There are about forty refresh
ment stands of various kinds along
the streets of the city this week. En-
tirely too many, as the demand is not
great enough to supply each stand
with good patronage.
For the finest bread, the best
pies and cakes obtainable, go to the
Progress. or telephone in your order
Prompt attention is given to every
order for bread, pastry, fruits, veg
etables or anything else we carry.
A. G. Neal, Charles Lane. A. ID.
Parsons, c. w. Parker, w A. Mace.
A. Weaver and c. j. Nelson were the
members of party of Creede peo-
pie that arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of regis
tering.
HI. II. Barnes. a well known Sill
verton attorney, was visitor for
the past few days. He left for his
home this morning, after registering,
| but says he Will return to the juno
| tion if he is fortunate enough to
make n drawing.
There are first class and up-to-
date barber shops, but none in this
part of the state excel Yves Flagg' s
Lob.
| comes to excellent workmen, cour-
teous treatment, modern fixtures and
| comforts for patrons.
Capt Brown and Wallace Sha-
| fer of Pandora, Ia, We're arrivals in
! the city last night. They come with
the expectation of permanently To-
eating in the city. Capt Brown is an
uncle of T. V, Brown the linotype
| operator at the News office. Mr.
| Shafer is n contractor and carpenter.
Judge Il. IL. Stiles of Kansas
| City arrived in the city yesterday.
for n short visit with Judge Cas-
well and other friends. He is en-
route to Collbran to visit a big ranch
near that point which he owns.
Judge Stiles visits Grand Junction
occasionally and has much faith in
the city and county
Barton & Platt, that is the firm
you want to see when in need of a
horse or buggy. carriage or any
thing in the livery line. Their estnb-
! lishment is one OF the best equipped
in western Colorado. Good horses
and nice modern rigs. Heavy trans
/ fer hauling is made a specially. sta
Bile corner of Fifth and Colorado.
| Telephone orders promptly attended
to.
Il Col. BARLEY b. Calvin of Silver
ton, an aide de camp on the COVER
nor's staf, and for many years en-
gagged in the banking business, was
a visitor in the city yesterday and
this morning. leaving at 10 am. over
I the narrow gauge. Col Calvin was
in the city to see Timothy Manion
the mining man, the two gentlemen
being Jointly Interested in some min
ing properties.
The reports being circulated by
inscriptions people in Glenwood
Springs, Canon City and other points.
stating that Grand Junction has no
accommodations for the registration
crowds, should be and doubtless will
be branded as purely false by ev-