The daily sentinel., 1906-05-30
BANNER bread-It loads.

! BANNER bread--it leads.
I Teachers rates effective May 25ti
Colorado Midland.
Il There was a very large contin
gent of country people in the cit,
today.
/ Miss Blanche lines of Fruita i,
visiting at the home of Miss Heller
I MeElroy of this city.
BANNER BAKERY GOODS HAVE
I taken the town by storm=Smith.
Thomas Grocery store.
To Louisville. Ky and return only
Z $3.50 June IL and 10. Final limit
July 90. Colorado Midland
If you use Banner bread you will
enjoy life. The only bakers of all
Banner goods@SmithTh Gro
Gerry company.
Banner bread and Banner rolls
and all kinds of bakery goods the
kind that mother makes-The Smith
Thomas Grocery store.
Miss Edith Turner a teacher in
the Grand Junction public schools
will leave this evening for her home
in Ainsworth, Nebraska.
One fare plus $500 to Omaha. Chi
cago, st. Louis, Memphis. Kansas
City and intermediate points. Long
limit.=Colorado Midland.
Mr.. Fairchild, a representative OF
the Corticelfi silk company, was a
visitor to the city today waiting on
the customers of that great house.
Leo, the horse ridden in the par
ade today by Marshal Charles W.
BHndle is aged twenty-six years and
there are few horses in all this sec.
ton that have the life and vitality
of this aged animal.
After already taking the Hoskins
Jaynes case out of the Grand June
tions courts and filing a new informa-
ton in the Palisade court Il Is under
stood that there is now some talk
of moving the case to DeBeque upon
new change of venue.
Souvenirs in hangers, mirrors and
match boxes, pictures of Grand juno
ton sunset. Mt. Garfield, Grand Val
ley fruit. Atchee, Ute Chief, Buster
Brown. broncho buster, pulpit rock
sentinel monument canon and po-
tato rock at PostofIice bookstore
Sheriff Struthers returned today
with the two men captured in Glen
wood Springs and charged with being
accomplices of Robert Kennedy who
is now confined in the county Jail on
he charge of assaulting and robbing
b. w. Cluen of Somerset last week.
The city park opposite the opera
house was a pretty sight this morning
after the parade when Judge Marsh $
command of little girls dressed in
white broke ranks and camped on the
grass under the shade trees while
their elders attended the exercises
in the opera house.
The student body of the Indian
school which took n very prominent
place in the Memorial parade seemed
to attract unusual attention and in
terest among the spectators for many
comments were to be heard on all sid
es about the straight ranks and SPLEEN
did appearance they made in the pro
cession.
The sudden stopping of a carriage
in the parade today while crossing
Fourth street caused the sudden fur
ny in the ranks of the parade, the
horses following jumped to one side
10 avoid running into the back of the
carriage preceding. The drivers all
had their horses well in hand how
ever and were soon back in line with
out any damage being done.
The case OF o. A. Hosldns VS.. the
Bonita Valley Land company and Hor
ace r. Delong ct al. in which the
plaintiff asked for an injunction res
training the defendant from inter
ferring with his peaceful possession
of his property will come up before
Judge Stevens of Ouray Friday, John
d. Fry of the firm of Fry and Welsh
and Henry II. Rhone being the attor-
neys.