The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15

Tents and wogon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
Fishing tackle at the Postofice
Book store.
Candies--all at Is cents a pound
at the G.. V. Store.
For first class work go to the Excel
sior laundry company.
The Fair board will meet tomor.
row evening at 200 o'clock
Mrs. w. S. Sullivan has been on
the sick list for the last few days.
Go to Glenwood Friday. returning
Monday, $3.50, Colorado Midland
Attorney S. G. Nc Mullin left last
night for Chicago on a short business
trip.
The local lodge of Modern Wood
men met last night and initiated two
candidates.
Miss Anna Thistle entertained a
party of young ladies at dinner in her
home on Pitkin avenue last evening.
II For a steam or hot water plant that
is guaranteed to heat. See Lewis and
Sallee. 124 N. 9Th street, Phone 1891
red.
Superintendent Burton of the Tel
Ter Institute went to DeBeque this
morning to bring three Indian boys
back with him to the school
Did you ever realize what a HOT
| time your wife has cooking on a
coal range in this weather? Then
make her comfortable with a GAS
stove.
A marriage license was issued to
Mr.. Otis Brown yesterday, who will
marry Miss May Gillipsie of Grand
Junction. The license was issued yes
terday.
The 1. o. o. F. encampment will
hold their annual election of officers
tonight. There Will be two candi.
dates exalted to the Royal Purple
degree also at tonight's session.
Mr.. ID. W. Clark who has been with
his family at his summer home near
Red Cliff returned to Grand juno
tion last evening and will remain
for several days, getting ready to
make shipment of wool about the
nineteenth of the month.
Mr.. Jas. Burke an old time friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Burton
of the Teller institute stopped off in
Grand Junction yesterday on his
way to Denver from San Francisco
and will remain for several days.
Mr.. Burke's home is in Arizona.
The bill posting car of the Sells
Floto shows arrived in town this
morning and the men have been busy
all day putting up the circus paper
The men started out in four rigs this
morning billing the surrounding
towns and will leave with their car
this evening.
The Potosi dairy, Cheney and Null
lineaux. proprietors is a new dairy
that has Just been started on the
river road, west of the city. The new
dairy has everything in modern and
sanitary condition and will sell a
first class product to the city along
modern dairy methods.
Mr.. Hardinge. the weather man
sent out forecast today with promis.
es OF relief from the heat of the past
week: The card says partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was SS
degrees and the minimum tempera.
ture this morning was 5S degrees.
f. B. Easterly, state organizer of
the Modern Woodmen of America,
Ralph e. johnson, of Lincoln, Neb.
raska, supreme organizer for Ameri-
ca, were most pleasant visitors to
the city yesterday They met with
the local Woodmen last night and
held a very important and pleasant
meeting.
a gray horse belonging to the Teed
and McAllister second hand store on
SoiorauO avenue TOOK fright yeSter-
day at some firecrackers which boys
we're exploding near where the ami
mai was hitched and ran around the
corner of Third street. but was
caught before any damage was done
TO the wagon.
Mark r. Bunting writes from the
camp of the engineers of the Colo.
RADIO and Southwestern road that,
they have now reached a point thirty
eight miles from this city near the
Smith cattle ranch, about twelve
miles from the Dolores. He reports
all at the camp doing well and that
the engineers are pushing forward
the work as rapidly as possible.
little bay pony belonging to c.
H. PITTS of 1117 Colorado avenue
broke the reins with which he was
tied to post yesterday and walked
away and his owner has not vet
heeen able to find him. The pony was
tied where Mr.. Pitts was working
Ia the south part of town. He is con-
hdent that the pony was not disturb
ed by anyone for he was told by some
boys that they had seen a pony ans
wering the description of his. going
up Seventh street dragging broken
bride reins.