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MILWAUKEE, ROAD BUYS
0. W. P. & R. R. COMPANY

and that the Columbia Valley Railroad,
now constructing a right of way down
the north bank of the Columbia River
with the Portland and Seattle Railroad,
ID being constructed in the Milwaukee,
interests and the Milwaukee by means
of the Columbia Valley & Oregon Wat
er Power will provide itself with a
water level route across the Cascades.
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wrought up any great feeling among
the whites,
Many negroes herr declare they are
glad Burns was killed. He was regard.
cd as y bad man and accordingly feared
by many Of his own race.
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BASEBALL SCORES,

FRESNO, April l7,-0akland G, Fres.
no 5.
LOS ANGELES, April l7.--Los An
geles 2, Seattle l.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l7,-San
Francisco Q, Portland 2,
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NOMINATION CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE SEN
ate today confirmed the nomination of
Alfred s, Moore, of Pennsylvania, to be
United States District Judge Of the
second district of Alaska
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FIGHT DRAW.

Davis of Salt Lake and Billy De Cour.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. April l7,-Tcrry
sey Of this city. fought twenty rounds
10 draw here last night
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Question of Who Shall Gain Control of Zion City
and It's Vast Resources Is Unsettled
Negotiations are Broken Of.
ELIJAH WILL SOON ADVANCE ON ZION CITY

FIRST APOSTLES" ATTORNEYS COURT ASK
ING THAT DEED TRANsFERRI ZIoNS PROPERTY TO
DEACON GRANGER DECLARED vorD-MAY Ex.
COMMUNICATE v0LrvA
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
THE MYSTERY CLEARED.

The mystery that has surrounded
the identity of the man St. Clair ad-
judged insane and taken to the in
sane asylum has been somewhat
cleared by the statement of Mrs. w.
NJ VanBuren.
When the young fellow first came
TO town Mrs. Van Buren, states that
she believes he was in his right mind.
He came to their home on East Main
street and asked that he be given
some work that he might earn meal
He was given the work around the
house and so fithfully performed it
that he remained at the VanBuren
home for several days, doing odd
services about the house and premis
es.
Struck with his genteel appearance
at the time Mrs. Van Buren engaged
the young man in conversation and he
stated that he was of English birth.
had been graduated from oxford uni
yersity and that the present govern
or of wyoming was an uncle of his.
He was a brilliant conversational
list and told Mrs. Van Buren, that he
was soldier of fortune and he was
up and down life's scale as he pros
pered or found things hard sailing.
OF course Mrs. VanBuren cannot
vouch for the truth of the statements
made by the young man. but she
thinks they warrant an investigation
by the officers, to establish his identi-
ty. He may have relatives and friends
who would do much to help him, ii
they were apprised of his condition.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW.

Tomorrow afternoon the first local
football game of the season will take
place when the Grand Junction high
school team will meet the Indian
team on the grounds at the Indian
school.
The game will be called promptly
at 2:30 o'clock, and doubtless a big
crowd of the friends of the two teams
will be out to witness this inaugural
contest of the Grand Junction grid
iron for the season of 1906.
The game will be really a practice
game and will bring out the strong
points of each team.
The boys on each team have been
practicing faithfully and are thought
TO be in fine condition.
The high school team. under the
coaching of Attorney Alderman and
the leadership of Captain Mark Bunt-
ing. has been working hard nearly
every afternoon and promises to
make an enviable record this fall
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
THE REPORT WAS FALSE.

Mrs. Katherine Bates Dyer. for
merly Miss Dollie Alphin, of this city.
has written to the Sentinel that there
is no truth in the report that Mrs
Corrine Abbey-Hamlln was insane
and that she had been removed to an
asylum. in the city of Denver.
Mrs. Bates says that she came on
from California to attend her sister
who was broken down with nerv-
Gus trouble that left her in a weaken
ed condition. She at no time lost
control of her faculties and at all
times was in perfect harmony of sem
sibility with her friends and family.
The nervous collapse came unherald-
ed and for the time being her friends
did not exactly fathom her case, but
a nerve specialist was called and at
once told the friends of Mrs. Abbey
that she must have absolute rest and
quiet.
Mrs. Dyer desires to have Mrs
Hamlin's friends know the incorrect
ness of the story published here.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05

]. H. Bancroft, of Palisade is in
town today.
Senator Horace T. DeLong is ex-
pected home today from his business
trip to Pueblo.
Mr.. A. T. Schieimanter, the well
known representative of the New
York Plate Glass company, is in
town today.
For Saturday only. Ladies' coats
in black. brown. blue, castor. Trim
med in velvet and braid. worth SIS.
Saturday only for S11.75. La Coste.
Frank McClintock and family, for
mer residents of this city. but who
for several years made their home in
the east. arrived in the city yester-
day from New York City and will
again make their home here.
The Sentinel was the only local
paper that gave the readers last night
the details and circumstances sur
rounding the bringing in of the YER
dict in the murder trial yesterday
afternoon and the only paper that
gave the testimony in full and an ac-
count of each step taken in the great
trial. And the Sentinel was out on
the streets as early as any competitor
To give its patrons the best of serv-
ice is what the Sentinel strives to
accomplish every publication day of
the year.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05

The Eagles meet in regular session
this evening.
Platt and Heron handle feed and
farm implements. Call and see them.
There will be meeting of Rebek-
abs this evening at odd Fellows hall.
Charles II. Arthur returned to the
city from his cattle ranch in Utah yes
terday
A little soap and polish will help
that harness for fair week-Fred
Mantey.
We make a speciality of %, so and
IS cent whips and also 81 whips. Try
us some of these days-Fred Mantey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Kidder. Lee A.
Moller. Robert h. Bell and Harry c.
Kersey all of Meeker, are visitors in
Grand Junction today.
The case of Charles Swanson in
volving charge of perjury is on
trial in the district court this after
noon.
For Saturday only. Ladies' coats
in black, brown, blue, castor. Trim
med in velvet and braid. worth SIS.
Saturday only for $11.75. La Coste
This evening a reception will be
given at the Methodist chuch for the
young people of the congregation.
1t promises to be a very pleasant oc-
casion.
G. e. Lucas, brakeman on the Colo
RADIO Midland, died yesterday at Lead
VILE, from typhoid fever, He had
run between Grand Junction and
Leadvine and was a former resident
here.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
ELECT NEW MEMBERS.

At a meeting of the Womans club,
held at the home of Mrs. C. X. Dyke
a large number of new members
were added to the club membership.
The names were as follows; Mis-
ses Loretta F. Boyd. Gladys Brainerd,
Julia A. Bross, Edith L. Senner, Ruth
Fleischer and Helen Farnham. Mes
danes George Green. A. N. Anderson,
James II. Lee, II. A. Miller, Herman
Vorbeck and c. NJ. billiard.
The following ladies were rein
stated, who did not affiliate with the
club the latter part of last year: Mes
danes C. II. Arthur. Frank E. Dean,
w. S. Wallace, S. F. Dyke, Alfred
Cullen and Miss Mabel Zellers.
The first reception of the club for
year will be the presidents reception
at the home of Mrs. Laura C. Hedges.
on the afternoon of October 9th at
three O'Clock.
A very cordial invitation is given
all the ladies to be present at the
presidents reception.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
NIINsTRELs TONIGHT.

Lovers of music will be glad to
know that JeT Smith is the man who
conducts the musical affairs of the
Mahara minstrels which appear in the
opera house tonight. Jeff Smith for
the past three years has been the
musical director of Booker T. Wash
ington's college in Alabama and It
was only the inducement of a fat sal
airy that persuaded him to join the
Mahara forces. As a violin and from
bone virtuoso. Jeff Smith has few
equals and as band master has been
called the colored Sousa. so that out
side of the laughable antics of the
Darktown senator's those who witness
the performance tonight will be treat
ed to class of music seldom rem
dered by travelling organization.
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j. All domestic animals skillfully !
y. treated. y
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PLACED HIM IN ASYLUM.

Fire Chief Rogers and Dr. Thadd
Parker returned home last night from
Pueblo after placing James St. Clair
the young man who became raw
ing maniac in the state asylum for
insane.
Chief Rogers states that they did
not have a very hard time getting
st. Clair to Pueblo. He was shackl-
ed and strapped to a cot in a baggage
car. AS the trip over the range was
made he became more violent than
eyer before, which is naturally to be
expected as the high altitude always
so effects a person whose mind and
They thought for a time that the un-
fortunate man would die but as a low
er altitude was reached he became
better st. Clair was turned over to
the asylum authorities Wednesday.
John d. Reeder of Palisade is in
town today.
Saturday candy at c. d. Smiths
and company.
o. p. Rogers. of Castle Gate, Utah.
is in town today.
c. 4. Chapman, of Canon City, is
spending the day in the city.
Otto h. Becker of Montrose is in
town today on a short business trip.
]. S. Willbanks, and Misses Louise
and Echols Wnlbanks. of Palisade,
are visiting friends in Grand June
tion today.
Section 3 of the Woman's union of
the Christian church will conduct a
Furniture store Saturday afternoon
| Oct. 13.
Mrs Samuel N. Wheeler is enter
tanning a party of ladies at cards this
evening in honor of Mrs. f, a, Nor
airty. of Denver, who is visiting liz
this city.
1t was expected that another car
load of apple box material would
reach Grand Junction last night or
today and 1t is thought that quite a
number of cars will be in within 4
few days.
l ne temperature peSdn ldlllhS yes
terday shortly after noon and late
in the afternoon and during the night
There was a light frost this morn
ing but not heavy enough to do any
damage whatever.
The following is the formal an
nouncement of the change in divis-
ion superintendent at this point, ap-
pearing in the railroad news of the
Denver and Pueblo papers: w. A.
Whitney, formerly superintendent of
the Union Pacific at Cheyenne. wyom-
ing. has been appointed superintend-
ent of he Rio Grande junction line
with headquarters at Grand June
tion, to succeed w. G. Choate who
has resigned.
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LANE WAS DISMISSED.

Frank Lane, the man ehaged with
passing worthless bank notes Issued
by the old Planters and Merchants
Bank of Savannah, Georgia long since
defunct, on local business men, has
been released from custody. Dist
rict Attorney Selig asked that the
case be dismissed.
This. morning Attorney Greer for
the defendant and the district attor-
ney for the prosecution argued the
legality of the information before
the court. Attorney Greer held that
the essence or body of the offense was
embodied. under the Colorado stat
ute, in the question as to whether or
not the bank had ever existed or was
Illegal. The district attorney held
that the crime was involved in the
mere passing of the worthless money.
The court held with Attorney Greer
and the case was dismissed.
Similar disposition was made
few days ago of case identical with
the Lane case in Cripple Creek. The
district attorney would have to prove
that such a bank never existed or was
illegal. Attorneys say that this is
an offense not covered by the laws.
1t is not obtaining money under false
pretenses. The note is presented for
just what it says on its face, and its
not a counterfeit bill for once It
was good money and not q confidence
game, so there you are.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
No. 1925 Ia acres in orchard,
near clifton all apples and pears,
$4,000.
No. 1915 or 10 acre orchard 10
full bearing. will accept 1-2 of the
crop each year in payment, per
acre. $500.
No. 1870 acres "a miles from
Clifton. acres in orchard, in
alfalfa and balance in cultivation,
$500.
No. 1876 room modern cottage.
well located to sell on payments,
S2.100.
Ranches and city property for
trade. Also some good farms In
Missouri and Iowa to trade for Grand
Valley property.
Fire insurance written and money
to loan at S per cent.
VAN-THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
All Main st. Phone heu oot'
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
TRAINS MANY HOURS LATE.

All trains from the west last night
and this morning were many hours
late owing it is reported to a freight
wreck at some point in Utah NJ. G
came in after midnight and No. and
No. 4 were also far behind time. The
first section of No. 4 did not reach
the city until after nine o'clock this
morning and the second section was
considerably later.
All trains have suffered more from
delay during the past three or four
weeks than in any month for long
time.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Citizens who desire to register,
mast come prepared to give either
the number of their house of the mum
ber of their lot or lots and block
This information is impera-
tive and will be insisted upon by the
officers in making registration. Regis
tration closes October Goth.
Respectfully,
JOHN MANN,
County Clerk and Rec.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
THE OFFICIAL SCHEDULE.

Some time ago the SentiIel an
nounced an unofficial schedule of the
games to be played this season by the
Grand Junction high school foot ball
team. Some changes have since been
made in the schedule and it is now of
ficially announced as follows:
October 6.-Practice game with
Indians.
October 1s.-Regular game with
Indians.
October 2O.-Grand junction and
Delta.
October 27.-Grand junction and
Montrose.
November s.-Grand junction and
Glenwood.
November 10th Grand Junction
and Delta.
November 17.-Open date.
November 29-Grand Junction
and Indians.
This promises to be the best series
of football contests in which the
local high school team has ever par
ticipated
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05
Let Electricity Do
Your Work

Get an electric iron. Then
your ironing will be done with
half the time and work. One
will be sent you on trial if you
phone Red 1912.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05

Not much business was transacted
in the district court this morning
an adjournment being taken at ten
O'Clock until this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-05

Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
IN regular weekly session.
Tonight big company will see the
Mahara minstrels at the opera house.
The company arrived in the city at
noon and gave a splendid concert
on the streets this afternoon.
The construction gang of the tele-
phone company have been called up
on to straighten up number of poles
in the valley. that were toppled over
by the wind on Wednesday.
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Capitalists will find profitable
Inv stnents in city reality or in
improvements. This city will
be an imp ortant point for whole
sale houses, and several manu-
featuring plants will be estab-
lished SOON Devils Lake has al
wide awake con rnerciaI club
whose officers are always ready
TO answer questions, and in
every way possible lend mater
Iial aid to prospec tiVe citizens or
investors. lf you are a boost
come to- Devils Lake weal make
room for YOU. No dead ones
need apply. G ra nd Forks
Times.
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ed a town down on the lake
shore about six miles southeast
Of this city. They believed the
railroad would come that way,
and streets were laid out
and buildings erected. Blu.
the young lieutenant kept still
and looked wise. He finally sue
ceeded in making a deal with
the Great Northern people out
of which he received 5000 for
an interest in his land and a
lifelong friendship from the
head of the road, and the town
of Creel City was started. The
name of the town was later
changed to Devils Lake. The
buildings in the old town Of
Devils Lake, located on the lake
shore, were moved to this city,
and the original Devils Lake
toWnsite boom went bump.
Today Devils Lake has the
brightest prospects of any town
in the state. Expansion and
improvemel is are the order Of
the day. During the past year
the Great Northern railroad has
expended 1926, 600 in a. round
house and shops for repairing
purposes; $40, 900 in a new pas
senger depot. $40, 1000 in a
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flour that is supercedinR all
other makes when it comes into
competition with them. This
-four IS made by an honest mill,
Ter out of honest wheat, the pure
unadult erated No. u hard. and.
is growing In such demand that
the mill is taxed to- it's utmost
capacity night and day I'd, supply
lts large and ever increasing list
Oh; customers.
The %, wills Lake Chautauaua,
located six miles south of the
city on the shores Of North
Dakota's inland sailed sea, be-
ing the finest summer resort in
the northW est, makes the city
unusuaHy desirable as a place Of
residence. AZ
The church den limitations rep
resented here by able ministers
and large menbe rships are the
Catholic, Episc opalian, Metho-
dist, Christian Science, Lutheran
and Presbyterian. There is not
g more desirable residence city
in the United States than Devils
Lake Her people are hospi-
table, enterprising and full Of
push.
| This coming year Devils Lake
will be the mecca for the labor
| ing man skilled in the building
trades. There will be business
openings for the enterprising
erchants in neacly all lines.
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DEVILS LAKE ---PAST.
PRESENT AND FUTURE

Devils Lake. according to the
travelling men, has the most
beautiful townsite of any city in
the state. The city is built up
on a plateau and, therefore, has
a natural drainage that most
towns lack. Back in the early
days when the coyote roamed
the prairies in undisputed pos
session of what is now the gar
den spot of North Dakota, there
were stationed at Fort Totten
several companies Of regular
soldiers to look after the Indi-
ans. Among them was a young
lieutenant from West Point
who saw the possibilities Of
this marvellous country, and he
secured possession Of the elevated
table land upon which now
stands the city of Devils Lake.
He realized that some day a
railroad would be built through
this country, and he held this
strip of land for a toWnsite. Be
fore many years rolled by the
Great Northern came as far
west as Bartlett. For many
months that was the end Of the
line. Some enterprislng people
who thought they had a straight
tip from headquarters establish
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NOTICE OF HEARING }APPLICATIONl
FOR DRUGGISTS PERMIT.


Es In the County sonrt, 58 q "a a I5sl
Il Pursuant to an order Of this Court, made ON
the 18th day of December, Al d. 1906. notice. lie
hereby given that on Tuesday, the Goth day OF
January. Al ID 1907 u 10 o'clock in the fore,
noon of that day, i at the Court rooms or THE
Court, at the County Court House, in the City
North Dakota, has been pointed n by the
Judge OF this Court Ps the time and place for
hearing the petition of b. u BeDtson. of the
city of Devils lake in said Ramsey county, for
the granting to him of a Druggists Permit to,
sell for Medicinal scientific and mechanical
PURPOSES. malt vinous, 81 iritons. fermented or
block 81 in the city Of Deyils La 81 county Of
Ramsa v and state of North ID kota when and
where any person interested in the granting OF
under the PROV eions Of the law, and they will
be heard
Dated 1T Devils Lake, N D., the 2sth day 81,
December, "a. D. 1906. ;l;S3
JOHN z. HENRY, 3 X
ss Judge of the County Court
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Summons.
State OF North; Dakota
Tt3, County OF Ramsey " s5a
+ In district court. SECOND judicial district
Elsie Smit, Plaintlff, ~ 81
g8i Va "
/ Jacob smit. Defendant, ~ y.SS n
Summons M 5lss$59si
The State Of North Dakota to the above named
Defen ants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint IN this action, which will be- filed
with the Clerk of the above named Court, at
his Office in Devils Lake. North Dakota. and to
serve q copy Of your answer upon tho subscrib.
ers within thirty days after the service 81 this
summons upon yru, exclusive OF the day of
service; and IN case of your failure to appear
or an wer, Judgment will be taken against YOU
plaint III sS5i g858 7E55f Mi AZ.
Z Trial desired in Ramsey county INV
r Dated Dec5 mber 4th. 1906. 5Ss Y
~ BURKE MTDDAUGH, S$s II
+ IL jsf Plaintjf fs a tt0rneys.
Residence aud 2. O. address ills%
@a f3 l5 Devils Lake, North Dakota. X
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State Of North Dakota. County % Ranasey. / s3
In district q urt. Second jud, cial district. n
N Ida Ferry plaintiff vs. alter Ferry, defenG-
ant summons. n
The State of North Dakota TO the above naanuaaa
5 defendant: SS q 80
"a You are hereby summoned TO answer the coi,-
the clerk Of the above named court, at his
Office in Devils Lake, North Dakota, and to
serve copy OF your answer upon the Bubscrib-
snmmuns npon.y on, exclusive of the day of ser-l
vice; and IN case of your failure to appear or
answer, udgment will be taken against yon 81
plant. q. s. E
kota. a.
Dated November s. 1907. s ;ss33s
isst83 fe5se BURKE q MTDDAUGH. ss
n w ~. Plaintiff Attorneys.
], Residence and postofice address, Devils