The daily sentinel., 1906-07-06

G. W. ArterberryC of Delta. is
spending the day in the city.
L. F. Wiekersham returned this
morning from a visit to GIenwood
Springs.
Editor Martin of the Herald was
able to be down town yesterday after
noon for the first time in two weeks.
V. c. Talbert of the Grand Valley
National bank, goes to Glenwood
Springs today to attend the sessions
OF the Colorado Bankers association.
The smelter resumed operations
yesterday morning at an early hour
and is now under full headway with
large quantity of ore in the yards.
Mr.. H. A. Hatch and wife came
over from their ranch on the Dolor-
es yesterday and will leave today for
Vernal, Utah to visit relatives and
friends.
L. p. Harper, H. L. Brown, D. T.
McGregor. of Fairfield, Iowa, were
arrivals in the city last night and
will spend several days here looking
over the city and valley.
Tonight a good sized audience will
be out to hear Mr.. Jolly. the noted
humorist in his lecture, 1.-THE Jolly
Side of Life" at the Presbyterian
church. There has been a good sale
of tickets.
The fears of the ranchmen in the
lower valley that grasshoppers might
do inestimable damage to the hay
crop this season have Just about van.
ished. The grasshoppers are randi
ly disappearing.
The headquarters of the wireless
teiegraphic operators are in the real
estate offices of Charles Van Hoore-
peke. The receiving Instruments
nave been placed in one of the win
uoMs ana attract much attention.
Inc Palisade ball team arrived in
1. me CITY last night from Ouray and
lei left during the night for Paiisade
me boys reported pleasant stav u,
ouray although they did not succeed
IN aeieating the ouray ball team.
rev: Hyde, the young pastor of the
baptist church of Palisade, has ten
aered ms resignation to take effect
lhe nrst OF August Rev. HYDE re-
~ IN order TO accept the pastorate
It is reported that Mr.. Edgar Beard
OF Fruita has gone on a business trim
70 moab, Utah. He will look over
me plant and field of the Moab Times
Vi tnat place with a view of becom.
him. '''ioh SUITS
The Sentinel was the only local
paper that gave accounts YESTERDAY
OF the great speeches of William i
Bryan in London and President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. The SEN
tinels telegraphic service covers the
field.
Work on the handsome pressed
brick terrace of Alfred Henry King,
on North Fourth street, is progress
ing rapidly. The brick work is com
pleted and the interior work is being
pushed rapidly. Electricians are
wiring the building.
Prof. o. b. Whipple, the field hor-
ticulturist of the Western Slope in
vestigation station In this city has
been appointed as one of the judges
to pass upon the fruit exhibits at the
coming county fair. better selec-
tion could not have. been made.
On Monday. l. N. Bunting. editor
of the Daily Sentinel was presented,
while in Denver en- route east. with
a handsome gold membership button
by the Denver Press club. Mr.. Bunt-
ing was elected a member of the
popular organization some days ago.
No new developments in the
Brockway-Grand Valley Irrigation
company case, have been made public
since the decision of the state su-
preme court handed down Monday de-
nying Brockway's petition for a re-
hearing. 1t is pretty safe to predict
that a sediment will now be made
out of court.
The name of the Gourley-Platt
Furniture and Undertaking company
viii be changed to the Gourley-Jo Jones
Furniture company. The name of MT
Walter l.. Jones taking the place of
that of Mr.. Platt. The annual meet
ing of the stockholders was held last
night and this change was authoriz-
ed.
Profs. Taylor. entomologist, and
Whipple, horticulturist are going to
make an exhibit showing the manner
in which they obtain results from
their Investigations and other feat
ures of their work at the county fair
this fall. The exhibit promises to
be one of the most interesting and
instructive to be arranged for the
fair.
Make your preparation to go to
Ouray Sunday July 18th on the spec
ial excursion of the Modern Woodmen
of America. Three dollars twenty
five cents round trip from Grand
Junction. Train leaves here at six
in the morning, returning leaves Ou-
ray at nine in the evening For fur
ther information see t. f. Flucken of
q HUM II will ha iO1l,r 10