The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-05-31
BANNER bread-it leads.
HAMMER BAKERY GOODS HAVE

BANNER bread-it leads.
z BANNER BAKERY GOODS HAVE
taken the town by storm-Smith-
Thomas Grocery store.
John r. Gordon of Pueblo, well
known 10 Grand Junction business
men was a visitor in the city yester-
day.
The Grand Junction Smelling COM
pany started the fires in the smelter
this morning after a layoff since last
Tuesday
Mr.. d. c, wnloughby the promot-
ar Of the new Southwestern rail
road Is expected TO arrive in the city
this evening.
If you use Banner bread you will
enjoy life. The only bakers of all
Banner -Smith-Thomas Gro
Gerry company.
air. Phidelah Rice and his brother
Relnard left today for a months va
cation at their fathers lumber camp
or Pinon Mesa.
Banner bread and Banner rolls
and all kinds of bakery goods the
kind that mother makes-The Smith
Thomas Grocery store.
Fire Chief Perry Rogers flushed
thirty hydrants this morning. This
precaution is taken to see that they
are all in good shape in case of a fire.
On Saturday afternoon at the
Smith home on Orchard mesa. Miss
Alice Smith will entertain at lunch
con sixteen of her young lady friends.
Lyons & Son viii open their store
for business on Saturday morning.
The prices will be made interesting
as the entire stock must be closed out
at once.
The X-Ray photograph gallery
owned by S. G. Wray, was sold this
morning at private sale to private
parties. The gallery is located in
the Union Block and has enjoyed
very fair patronage under the old
management
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 Postoffice bookstore.
w. f. Westland, travelling sales
man in this territory for the Nation
al Cash register company of Dayton
Ohio, is in Grand Junction on a ten
days business visit. There are
lion and he says it takes considerable
time to see that they are all in first
class order.
]. w. Boone. one of the best known
tonsorialists in the city has taken
a position at the Flagg Barber shop,
Mr.. Boone is an artist in his line and
has large circle of friends who will
be glad TO know he is located in the
Flagg shop. Mr.. Boone has worked
in this city and has given the very
best satisfaction.
The last home tie was severed in
a happy family which has been maxi
ing its home with the the fire depart
ment for the last five weeks. The
family consisted of eight little brown
and white bull dogs, the property of
Chief Rogers and has been the source
of great deal of pleasure since their
advent at the department having at
tracted great many visitors. Near
ly every visitor has bargained for one
of the pups and the last of the family
of eight was engaged last evening.
. j. M. Cameron the well known tic
ket broker of Grand Junction ex-
ploded a big bunch of laughter in
a crowd of Elks standing on the cor
ner of Fourth and Main streets yes
terdny afternoon. One of the Elks
was canvassing the crowd
for the sale of tickets to the dance.
In the meantime Mr.. Cameron had
started up the street. when Joe Dull
maine called out. Say Cameron. have
you got n ticket?" The ticket broker
reached for his book of tickets and
said where do you want to go?" AT
that the crowd laughed.
Although tomorrow is the first
day of the trout fishing season it will
probably be several weeks before any
exodus of old time fisher
men occurs, said Mr.. Sherman Moody
today. The water at this time of the
year in this country is generally too
high and muddy for good fishing and
IL is generally about the seventeen
tn of the month before the really de-
lightful times now in store for the
lovers of the sport commences. I'm
Just itching to get up into the country
next week but It will be against my
better judgment and ! think l shall
probably wait until the second week,
then | shall expect not to come home
empty handed"
Mayor Osborn of Fruita was in
town yesterday and purchased for the
city of Fruita through its city attor-
ney. John Fry of the firm of Fry and
Welsh of this city. all of the water
rights belonging to John Snipes ON
Pinon Mesa. These water rights com
prise a number of springs, East
Creek and several reservoir sites on
the mesa and these say Mr.. Osborn
with the rights that the city al
ready owns viii be sufficient to in
sure an abundant water supply for
that place or much larger city for
a number of years to come. Mr.. Os-
born says that workmen have COM
menced already the construction of
road Running along the water line