The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
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Special sale Saturday. August Is
by the Rocky Mountain Tea company.
Editor A. c. Newton will return
tomorrow from his fishing trip on the
Gunnison.
Attorney Henry r. Rhone left last
night for a business trip to Salt Lake
City and Provo.
The fronts of quite number of
business houses on Main street are
being repainted this week.
The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here, cakes. pies, and other
pastries, fresh every day. Nice, clean
and complete stock of staple and fan
cy groceries.
w. s. Green returned last night
from a business trip to Los Angeles.
California. He has been out of the
city about one month. He reports
conditions prosperous on the coast
but did not see anything to beat this
valley.
Col. Henry Yeaman, with head
quarters at Fort Duchesne. in the
Uintah reservation has been in the
city for several days. He was shown
over the valley and believes that
this section is not in the least over
rated. Yeaman left today at noon
for Ft. Duchesne.
Dan T. Hill. Carl Hill and Isaac
Hill arrived in the city yesterday at
noon. Dan Hill has been enjoying
his vacation at Boulder and other
points and today resumed his duties
at the Mesa County National bank.
Messrs. Carl and Isaac Hill are at
home from Boulder where they at
tend college, to spend a few weeks
vacation.
Hickman Walker, of Judge Cas-
wells Offices. and his cousin Guy
Olive, of Eddyville. Kentucky, will
return to the city tomorrow from the
White river country. For the past
three months the young men have
had n fishing and hunting camp on
tie White river about thirty miles
above Meel1er in the big game coun-
try.
Last night Mrs. schooley. the aged
mother of Mrs. l.. NJ. G-cnt, residing
about seven miles east of this city.
passed from life. Heart failure was
the direct cause of death. Tic de
oease1 was eighty-four years of .-ge
and had resided in the valley for sew
eral years. The funeral will take
place 1T lite hour this afternoon
from the Grant home, intermeut at
the Palisade cemetery with Under
tayer Bannister in charge.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert G. Gallupe,
of Pittsburg. Pa, arrived in the city
last night for visit with Mr.. Gal
! lupe's brother, Deputy County Treas
urer Jack II. Gallupe. Eight years
lago Mr.. Robert G. Gallupe visited
Grand Junction and he was greatly
surprised at the remarkable grow
the the city has made during these
eight years, in fact he states that
he hardly recognized the town at
ALL Mr.. Gallupe Is connected with
the Lake Shore railroad.
The Mesa county fair at Grand
Junction. which will lie held the last
week in September beginning We'd
nesday the 26th is featuring the ever
popular cowboy relay race, and in
order to get the best strings in the
state has offered purse of $500,
The relay race is one of the strong
features of any fair but a purse OF
| this amount will induce the best
horsemen in the state to enter. The
race program is complete in every
manner and will be gladly mailed hy
addressing the secretary at 557 Main
street. Prof. Ivy Baldwin. the aero
naut, enjoying a successful career
will also furnish a daily exhibition
| providing the very latest methods oi
balloon and parachute achievements
Thursday. September 27th will be
peach day when every visitor will be
presented with a basket of Grand
Valley fruit. Arrange to visit Grand
Junction the week of the fair and en-
JOY the hospitality of Mesa county.
This morning the secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce was in re-
ceipt of a letter from II. T. Chisholm
of Gridley, California, giving the
names of ten eastern friends of Mr.
Chisholm to whom he advised the
secretary of the local chamber OF
commerce to send some Grand Valley
| literature. The writer stated that
| these parties had visited California
with the intention of locating there
but the Intense heat and the exces-
| iivc r7ins in the winter have driven
them away from California. Mr.
Chisholm stated that he believed this
section would just suit these people
and he would advise the sending OF
litearture to them. This morning
Secretary Aupperle forwarded pac
iSet of advertising matter along with
a personal letter to each of these
gentlemen. This frank letter of Mr.
! Chisholm Is another evidence thai
| the Grand Valley. in Colorado, TAX