The daily sentinel., 1909-10-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


nouncements, ask To see the new line
at The Sentinel job department.
j. ;. Caldwell, of the electric light
company, was one of the Grand juno
tion hunters who returned this week
from the hills with fine buck.
The Sentinel is in receipt of the
October bulletin of the Dry Farming
Congress and it is teeming with in
teresting announcements.
Miss Clair Nevett. of Somerset.
Colo Will arrive in Grand junction
tomorrow TO enter the training class
at the St. Matthew'S hospital.
Mr. Pariott, who for the past nine
weeks has been AT the ST Matthews
hospital with typhoid fever and other
complications. is slowly improving.
II. l., Wolbert. one of the leading
business men of Delta and who is also
grand prelate of the Colorado do
main. Knights OF Pythias. is visitor
in the city today
Last Friday h. o. Brown sold his
furniture business to A. B. Thinner
man. giving immediate possession to
that gentleman. Mr Zimmerman
was formerly in the furniture bust
ness at Scott City, Kansas -Fruita
Mail
Ben Carter, proprietor of a room
ing house in Greeley, confessed that
he sold $500 worth of whisky in his
rooming house and yesterday he was
fined $3.50 and costs in the county
court
The Sentinel job department is
showing the largest and swellest line
of programs and announcements ever
brought to this city. All new and
exclusive designs and patterns
Fearing that they might lose their
efficient secretary the Grand juno
ton Chamber of Commerce has not
only raised his salary but will pro
vide fund of $2,50O to be used by
him for boosting purposes. Now
there's some class to that kind of
work. Delta Tribune.
The Misses Bessie and Villa Dean,
of Grand Junction, are students al
the Boulder university. this is he
young ladies' first year. and the Gun
nison contingent are glad to welcome
them. -Gunnison Republican.
Much CON ment has been heard on
all sides regarding the Orchard Mesa
and railway controversy, which start
ed in earnest yesterday in the district
court. The hope that settlement
iiiuN " l'tiAliti Nilluul u lbllS uldN u
legal fight and a delay of work on
the project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke DALEY, nee
Miss Mary Clifford, spent a few days
in Gunnison last week. en- route from
Grand Junction. where they had
spent their honeymoon The Young
couple will be at home to their many
friends. in Salida, after Oct ID
Gunnison Republican.
Clinton Oliver. secretary of the
Colorado National Apple exposition.
has received two of the twenty silver
trophy cups to be given as prizes for
various fruit exhibits at the exposi-
tion in the auditorium the first week
! in January. A list of the various
prizes is now being made up and will
contain, several hundred prizes.
Among he most attractive of these
are gold and silver medals to be
given in the home made by-products
exhibits, open only to women.-Den-
yer News.
The October number of that splen-
didly gotten up magazine, Greater
Colorado" contains among scores of
other interesting articles and items,
an editorial comment on the display
of prize winning Grand valley fruit
made in the windows of the Denver
offices of the Colorado Midland The
closing paragraph of the editorial
says: What this does by adyertis-
ing the resources of the western slope
is almost beyond measure. 1t is a
liberal education TO the residents of
Denver, and to those thousands of
tourists who are within the city's
gates. We trust the western slope is
fully alive to the value that follows. -"
II is reported that ~ A. Lough. a
real estate man who has been very
active in the charter circles. is n re-
ceptive candidate for mayor and il
/ is said that he has stated to a number
of friends that he would willingly
make the race. However, the anti
saloon party leaders regarded Mr..
I Aupperle as a much stronger man
Some CONSERVATION has been caused
among the anti-saloon party leaders
by the announcement by r.. NJ. Slo-
comb that he proposes TO make the
race for mavor He is one of the
pioneer anti-saloon leaders of the
city. 1t is rumored today that T. NJ.
Todd has stated during the past "a
hours that he will not make the race.
Next "Wednesday is the last day for
tne tlllng OF petltiOnS OF nomination.
Utah sheepmen are no longer dis
posed to treat lightly the alarming
reports OF the prevalency of lip and
leg disease among the flocks of the
state. Testimony confirming the.
stories of havoc wrought by the dis
ease was furnished by flockmasters
who met at Salt Lake City last Mon
day with the state veterinarian and
the state sheep commission. The
note of warning against possible
quarantine on the state was sounded
by many who bore part in the dis
cussion. An interested listener at
the meeting was Chief Murray of the
United States bureau of animal in
dustry. a decision was reached to
send experts among the flocks of the
state. who will make Investigations
and report TO the state sheep com
mission The nropOSitiOn to levy an