The daily sentinel., 1906-02-05

You VIII have TO See -hose hadker-
chiefs 10 appreciate The value Of
them
One hundred dozen handkerchiefs
worth up 10 % cents each win be
sold for and 10 cents each. wed
nesday. Thursday and Friday. At
THE Fashion
The special sale OF ranges being
conducted By I. schmidt K Sons is
attracting much attention No one
should fail 10 read their adv on the
fourth page Of the Sentinel
There viii be Initiation al the Elks
tonight Also matters of importance
relating 70 the Grand Lodge meet
ing TO be held in Denver in July viii
come mp All members are request
ed 70 be present
Airs. Thomas Mitchell. Of Mack
returned TO her home Saturday az
noon after short visit with Mrs.
c. W Myers Of this city. Mrs Nit
chell is the wife Of a prominent al
tOrney Of Mack who is well known in
Grand junction
Street Commissioner Armstrong
put the big street grader into serv-
ice this morning, the line weather
thar has prevailed this winter max
ing IL possible for the machine to be-
used ar this time OF year n is al
work today on Eleventh street
The hone is expressed by nearl,
every business man and fruit grow
er ia touch with the matter. thar Mr.
Mobiles. who Is here TO make inv s.
legations with the view OF establish
ing vinegar and cider factory in this
city, viii conclude 20 add this inn
portant institution TO Grand June
lion list Of manufacturing enter
prises
There will be a change in the wea-
Their tonight II the local forecast
proves correct. Increasing cloudiness
with local showers tonight. Tuesday
fair, is the forecast for the thirty
six hours ending tomorrow at D.
m. The minimum temperature this
morning was PC degrees The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was so
degrees
NJ. C. Ramsey, the contractor. re-
turned last night from "a business trip
TO Denver Mr. Ramsey states thar
the weather prevailing in the capital
city Is just as fine as the weather pre-
yailing here and II anything II IS
warmer there than IT. is here. Many
residents OF Denver expressed the
fear that il is entirely 100 warm for
this time Of year.
Saturday evening at the Grand no
X
both residents OF Mcconnell. Mont
rose county We're united in marriage
Justice Joseph =. sweeney was called
upon TO perform The ceremony that
Joined the young couple and I'm his
usual gracious manner he solemnized
the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Breeder
returned to Mcconnell where they
viii reside. yesterday
This morning the work Of making
the changes and improvements in
the fixtures and general arrange
ment Of the drug store OF the C. ID.
Smith Drug company a notice of
which was given in the Sentinel sew
eral DAYS ago. was started By good
sized force OF workmen The i'm
proyemnts TO be made are most ex-
tensiye and viii add immensely 10 the
+ beauty OF the popular drug store.
s r. Vols. the hardware man. ex-
poets to leave tonight for Los Angel
es, California 10 enjoy the first va
cation of any legth he has had for
fifteen years He will be out of the
city about thirty DAYS and will Wis
? 10 many points along the Californian
coasts Mr. Volts health has not
been good for some time and he
takes the "trip hoping TO be benefited
ana regain his usual good health
NJ oAiaA iifidlu maze JUS an-
pearance FRIDAY as an cight-page
siN-column edition. changing from
a four page eight column size. Tile
constantly growing advertising pat
ronage and The desire TO cover the 10
cal news Held even more ompleteIv
than IL has been doing are the caus-
es for The change. The Herald is one
of the brightest. livIiest and most
successful weekly publications i'm
western Colorado
u is rumored that not long ago
"a Pinkerton detective spent "a Few
days in and around Grand Junction in
an EFFORT To locate one of the men be
lieved to have been implicated i'm
the assassination of Ex-Goyernor
Stuenenberg, of Idaho. The Ourav
Herald states that two Pinkerton
men nave been making investigations
IN ouray Tor The past week along the
same line and that these investI- /
cations are extended to many other /
towns and mining camps OF western ]
and southern Colorado
Minnie Boldt twelve Years of age.
the daughter of Edward Boldt of De l
beque' died Yesterday afternoon at
ST Mafy.s hospital after long in 4
ness The Young girl was brought /
from her DeBeque home to this CITY
hnspitol whore she underwent a dcli- |
cate operation. but she failed 10 i'm |
Tove and the end came yesterday.
ndertaker Bannistcr took charge of
me remains and they We're taken to
peBeque this morning on No
where interment will take place 4
5. Russell Johnson has resigned his
position as deputy county assessor
and viii sever his connection with
that branch OF the county govern
ment tomorrow. Mr.. johnson states
that there is so much mpleasantn ss
attending the work as a result of the
many complaints. most OF which are
groundless, that he desires TO free
himself from the work MIR. John
son has been connected with the as
SCISSORS Office for the past year. he
ing appointed deputy by the late 1
II. Breeze and being continued in
office by Assessor Brceze's success
or, \. y. Smith. Mr. johnson has
not fully matnred his plans for the
future but he viii probably give his
attention for some time to the 20
acres of land he purchased a short
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