The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-04
Axle grease and oils at Fred Man

Axle grease and oils at Fred Man
7 teys.
I You forget trouble while smoking
Z the ElSocorro cigar.
+ d. Coal. of Iona. is in Grand juno
\ ton for few days visit.
\ Mr.. +. ]. O'Connor. of Gunnisoni
was a visitor in the city Sunday.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar,
\ Why because you get your moneys
worth.
1. T, Bergman and wife of Delta
were visitors in Grand Junction yes
terday.
Mr.. o. G. Coen of this city went to
Montrose his old home for two
weeks visit.
Mr.. James Sileox. ticket agent at
Aspen. spent Sunday visiting friends
in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell. of Mack, is
visiting at the home of Mrs. G. W.
Myers on White avenue.
Messrs. Clop and Cook Chicester
of Aspen came to Grand Junction
yesterday for a few days visit.
Big sacrifice in all millinery goods
durig the month of June at the Lay
Nattinger company by Mrs. Roe.
Mrs. Sadie Dickinson and sister of
Grand Junction have been visiting
friends in Meeker and Rifle for the
past week.
Mrs. c. d. Cook and Miss Bessie
Boyer of Telluride came to Grand
Junction yesterday for a few days
visit with friends.
Miss Mae Carroll, left last night
for points in North Carolina, where
she will spend the greater portion of
the vacation period.
Several of last weeks exchanges
from towns down the narrow guage
reported that there is still four feet
Of snow on Grand Mesa.
Mr. A b. Hawkins OF this city ac-
companied by his wife left today for
Boston and other cities of the New
England states, to be gone all sum-
mer.
II. C. Bedwell. of the Bedwell liv-
cry company is in Denver looking
after some horses he has there. Mrs.
Bedwell will probably joon him in
few days.
r. NJ. Heskett, of the engineering
Southwestern railroad left for Chi
cago last evening to transact bust
ness connected with the construction
of the new railroad.
G. e. Gibson left for Grand June
ton yesterday and VIII not return
for some time. 1t is UNDERSTOOD he
is looking for lumber to build his
fruit houses here and at Midway
North Fork Times.
Messrs. c. T. Groves. Edward Pink
ston and Frank Statesman, who have
been in Grand Junction for several
days looking into some real estate
left last evening for their
homes in Maitland, Missouri.
Souvenirs in hangers. mirrors and
match boxes, pictures OF Grand June
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 PostofIlce bookstore.
The summer normal school at the
Grand Junction Business college will
begin next Tuesday morning, June
5th continuing six weeks. The
courses of study are designed espec-
tally to help young teachers and those
to teach to secure first
grade certificates.
Whitney Rozzell, of Grand June !
ion and G. Dunbar, of Berthoud, are
in HotchlSiss today says the North |
Fork Times. Mr.. Rozzel is from
Breckenridge. Missouri and is an old
acquaintance and neighbor of the |
Times editor. Mr.. Rozzel admitted !
that Missouri was raising more mules
than Democrats now and that didn't |
seem to hurt the country any but he |
thinks there are SO many Missouri |
ans in Colorado now that 1t is just
like living in Missouri.
Fred Holmes the genial and we'll
liked manager of the Western Sugar
and Land Company. was in Delta this
week attending to his company's in
terests says the Delta Independent.
Mr.. Holmes Is deploring the trouble
the company is having in regard TO
field labor and says that he wishes
the Germans could be obtained in
sufficient numbers to handle their
entire acreage. Last year trial of
packing house people was made but
turned out very unsatisfactory.
Contractor Lumsden has abandon
ed work at the pumping plant until
the machinery all arrives. The Golfer
dam has been repaired but Ii would
be risky to pump the water out and
subject II to the great pressure on
the outside. He is now devoting all
his time to getting in the fumes for
the canal of which there is about p
200 feet. Goldsby has about finished
his contract for miles of the canal
and Bert Case has only about two
miles of his nine miles to finish.
Evan Davis and Dave Lloyd will soon
finish their 500 feet of tunnel as
viii the Montrose firm their 500
feet. Everything indicates that Mr..
Lumsden viii finish his contract
about thirty days behind time. or
July LIST. -Pallsade Tribune.