The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
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NJ. ]. Fraser, state stock inspector
is here today on important business.
Fifty coats all wool cloths, velvet
collar, at $4.20, Saturday. at La
Coste's.
Dress hats at reduced prices. Hair
switches and pompadours. Dress
making a specially at the Millinery
parlors at Ill North 5th street.
FOR RENT-Four room house So
eight room house $40; five room
house SIS. Inquire Magill and
Walker.
Today the Western Sugar and
Land company decided 20 Frank Kie-
fer rs acres of land in section 20,
township 2. Consideration private.
Promptly at $3.50 tonight the cur
train raises at the Park opera house.
All patrons must be In their seats by
that time or stand during the first
act.
Police Magistrate Hill has estab-
lished his office and headquarters in
the city hall and in the future all po-
lice court cases will be tried at the
city hall.
Miss Lila o'Boyle will give din
ner this evening in honor of Miss Ma.
bel Garrett, the popular teachd4
who leaves shortly to take up posi-
ition as teacher in the Philippines.
Tonight class of ten candidates
Will be initiated at the meeting OF
the Modern Woodmen of America
and a long and busy as well as an
enjoyable session is certain.
Fair tonight and Friday with a
slight change in the temperature, Is
the forecast for western Colorado.
The maximum temperature yester-
day in Grand Junction was 66 de-
grees. The minimum this morning
was 40 degrees.
Col. A. C. Grout received the sad
Intelligence this morning that an on
" brother L. S. Grout residing in
Chicago had died on May 7th. The
deceased was the father of DR.. b.
C. Grout, who practived In this city
for a short time last year. The de-
ceased brother of Col. Grout was a
Chicago pioneer.
A. c. Milne, brother of William
Milne, of the Grand Junction Real
Estate and Loan company, was an ar
rival in the city a few days ago from
Blantyre, of the British Central Al
rica Proctectorate. Mr.. Milne has
been in the employ of the African
Lakes Corporation (Limited), but
will remain in this country and en-
gage in business in this city. Ne
gotiations are now in progress for
the purchase of a business.
Robert e. Graham, of Spokane,
Washington, father OF Assistant Cash
Ter Rex Graham, of the Mesa Coun-
ty National bank. was an arrival IN
the city last night accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. Graham formerly had
charge of the Canon block in this
CITY and is well remembered as one
of the old time citizens of Grand
Junction. He Is being greeted by
many old time friends today. He
will remain for about one week on
visit to his son and other relatives.
It would not seem that the two ne
gro girls and the two gentlemen of
color confined in the city jail, are
bemoaning their fate very extensive
lv or that the oppression of dur
ance vile" Is at all liable to over
come them. Most any hour today
there could be heard floating on the
air in the neighborhood of the city
jail breezy rag time airs and OLD time
melodies. the negroes had a guitar
and as they sat in the stuny httie
corridor of the city bastile they Will
ed away the hours with singing
Three of these negroes were those
the officers rounded up when raidlng
the Joint at 119 Colorado avenue, and
the fourth negro is the big fellow
who has been acting as porter Tor a
long period at a local hotel None
could pay their fines 80 they are sat
isfying the law by serving 1aii sen
! tences.