The daily sentinel., 1906-06-22

Smoke the Ell socorro cigar. every
pun a pleasure
Candy. good quality at only 15c
ped pound at the G. vi Store.
Cherries and Currants in bulk or
crate by telephoning red 1888.
Mr.. Frank G. Mercy of Rife stop
ped over today in Grand Junction on
his way to Salt Lake City
Miss Ruth Gleason of this city
went to Atchee yesterday where she
will visit with relatives all summer.
The LaCoste Dry Goods Company,
successors to ]. A. Lyons and Son
will open for business on Saturday,
June 23.
Cherries at 21sc per quart by
cleaning the tree or three cents other.
wise. At ]. F. Spencer's ranch End
Mr.. II. A. Gachel of Pueblo ar
rived in Grand Junction this morning
and will spend day or two visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Eugene C. Petrie. who has
been working at Atchee for some time
has returned to his old home in
Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Williams of
Fairfield. Iowa came to Grand June
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w.
McClurg on North Seventh street.
Messrs. Bert VanHoorebeks and
Lawrence Barber, two well known
young men of this city have return
ed from Helper, Utah where they
have been working for several
months.
Mr.. Charles clark returned to
Grand Junction this morning from
trip up to White Creek and Bear
Creek. He says the stockmen say
there is more feed on the range this
summer than ever before.
The weather report issued from
the Office of Observer Hardinge this
morning read fair tonight and Satur-
day. Ninety-two degrees was the
highest temperature registered yes
terday. The minimum temperature
this morning was 81 degrees.
Mr. II. E. Kelso of Penden, Neb-
raska arrived in Grand Junction yes
terday and will spend a few days
in looking over the country in the
Grand Valley 1t is understood that
Mr.. Kelso is desirous of getting hold
of a ranch in this section where he
would like to make his home.
A party of residents of Leadville
composed of Miss Gertrude Kavan-
augh. S. S. Parker, Otto Grain, and
w. T. Thompson and son stopped
over in Grand Junction last evening
and left oover the narrow guage this
morning. They are sasid to be on
their way to the Grand Mesa lakes
for an outing.
Twice arrested in twenty-four hours
is the record of Thomas Kelly who is
now in the city prison awaiting a
hearing In Judge Sweney's court.
Kelly was arrested for being drunk
"Wednesday night and taken to the
police station where he was search
ed and three pocketknives and S29 in
money were wound on his person. He
was fined $500 and costs and the
next day was arrested again on the
same charge but upon searching him
IL was found that he had lost all
his pocket knives and every cent in
money. Kelly will probably have to
join the street cleaning department
now.
Some beautiful specimens of the
work of local taxidermist have been
placed on exhibition in the windows
of the Bannister furniture store,
In one of the cases with background
representing a rugged winter scene
are four mounted specimens of the
Ptarmingham grouse. This species
of grouse is said to be quite uncom-
mon and are famous for their cam
elton like trait of changing the color
of their feathers to match the pre-
vailing tint of the landscape in the
different seasons. In the winter the
birds are as white as pigeons and
in the summer they are said to be
brown. Another case contains some
specimens of the California quail so
plentiful in the Grand Valley. The
birds are splendidly mounted and
have attracted a good deal of atten-
ton.
The little Campbell boy whose par
ents have recently moved to this city
and are stopping at the Grand hotel
was not slow in adapting himself
to hotel life and making use of all
such conveniences as the call bell.
He learned that there was one but
ton on the wall that was supposed
to be a sort of friend in time of need,
and ringing it would procure any as
sistance one required. Yesterday
afternoon while the parents of the
small boy We're away. the clerk in
the Office was startled by fur
ious ringing of the bell of room 10.
He ran up stairs to rooom 16 and
opening the door asked what was
wanted. Whereupon Master Camp
bell replied that he wanted some one
to come up and whip his sister for
teasing him, and that she was too