The daily sentinel., 1909-11-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The sessions of the Mesa County
| Teachers association came to an end
at the high school building Saturday
afternoon.
An error occurred in Saturdays
| Sentinel in stating that an operation
had been performed upon ]. o.
| Kittikeind, IT was upon his little son
Forrest.
Miss Effie Hensley, formerly of
/ this city. but who lately has been en-
ployed in the city of Denver. has ac-
cepted a position with the Fair store
in this city.
Next Sunday occurs the annual
memorial services of the Elks in this
city at the Auditorium in this city.
\ Judge Peter l.. Palmer will deliver
the general eulogy and DR.. E. F.
\ Eldridge the memorial address.
Mr.. Samuel N. Wheeler, who is
| now in Washington will in all prob
ability visit his daughter Miss Ro-
| wena, attending one of the most
prominent conservatories of music In
/ the East. in the city of Boston.
You cannot make a better or more
/ beautiful Christmas present than a
handsome box of stationery. Leave
your order and have the name de-
1 sired printed on the stationery. II
will please better than most any 9TH
er present The Sentinel guarantees
/ TO please you.
! Today at the county court house
/ the three Hannah Greek water COM
/ missioners resumed the taking of
I testimony after having spent three
days examining the Hannah Creek
| country water. etc. The sessions
| will continue probably all of this
/ week
| One of the handsomest little realty
offices lately established in this city
! is the Boller-Munson Realty com
pany, in the new Lee building. on
| Main between Fifth and Sixth streets.
| These gentlemen have fitted their Of
| flee up in very handsome and at
tractive style to do business.
No announcement made in many
months aroused more enthusiasm or
satisfaction than the announcement
made by The Sentinel Saturday of
Secretary Ballinger's message to the
Water Users association in which he
declared that it is his intention to
proceed with the High Line canal
work as soon as the matter of line of
survey is definitely and finally com
pleted
w. w. Wolf is spending few days
with his family north of town having
come here to take in the semi-cen-
tennial celebration. Mr.. Wolf is now
feeding 1913 head of cattle near the
sugar factory at Grand junction and
intends to increase the number to
1000 before the feeding season is
over. He has bought the entire beet
pulp output of the sugar factory at
Grand Junction and says 1t is splen-
did feed. There are a number of
Boulder men at work for him there
Mr.. Wolf returns to Grand Junction
next Monday.-Boulder Herald
The o. NJ. Elliott candy emporium
is growing more and more in popu-
larity each day. Mr.. Elliott has Sc
cured the services of Dan McNulty,
easily the greatest maker of candies
in this city Mr. McNulty was form
erly connected with the Lutes estab-
lishment and Mr. Elliott did wise
thing in securing the services of such
an expert in his line of work One
of the growing departments of Mr.
Elliott's business is the manufacture
of all classes of ices. Their excellence
is being spoken of each day by his
many patrons. as chasing with the
best establishments in Denver.
About 100000 acres of land in
eastern Montana. heretofore with
drawn for the purpose of making
allotments to the Rocky Boy band OF
Chippewa Indians, have been restor-
ed to settlement and entry by Secre-
| tary Ballinger. Sixty per cent or
more of this area is embraced with
in pending entries or selections. and
of the remainder considerable por-
| tion is not susceptible of cultivation.
A large number of settlers already
are within the restored area, and that
not spoken for will not be subject
| TO entry prior to March /. next. Ar
rangements for the allotments to the
Rocky Boy band contemplate their
I location on n portion of the Black
foot reservation. There are about
$50 members of the band who at
times have been very troublesome,
and their proposed settlement on the
land just restored to entry has been
strongly opposed by the citizens of
Montana.
Today Hon. |. l. Boak. head con-
sui of the Pacific jurisdiction of the
| Woodmen of the World, arrived in
Grand Junction and will be the hon
ored guest at the great meeting of
! the members of Book Cliff Camp and
their friends tonight at Odd Fellows
hall A most Interesting program
will be carried out tonight and re
freshments will be served. 1t is GER
! tain to prove a memorable meeting
Head Consul Boak is en- route to
| points in Utah on official business.
| DR.. j. NJ. Bradbury, who left here
( several weeks ago for visit with
his brother at Grand Junction, mas
been very sick with paralysis OF the
| heart since going to the western
slope, but is now better His condi-
| tion was very serious for some time
and some apprehension was express
ed whether he would be able TO pull
through all right or not. The report
| of his convalescence will be very
/ gratifying to his friends here
| Canon City Record.
I Manager Edwin A. Haskell, of the