The daily sentinel., 1909-07-22
LOCAL EVENTS.

Showers are promised for tonight
and Friday in this valley.
Frank Graves is down today from
Plateau on a short business trip.
Judge Sprigg Shackleford is ex-
pected home shortly from Kentucky.
Attorney William Weiser spent
yesterday in Fruita on legal business.
Already many people have been at
tracted by the special sale now ON at
the Mcconnell & Lowe shoe store.
MIR and Mrs. F. II. Patterson are
visiting friends and relatives in the
city today from Ouray.
Miss Clara Rothwell, of Gibson.
la, is visiting her sister Mrs. Ruth
Vaught in this city.
This afternoon the Methodists and
Congregationalists cross bats in a
championship game.
w. p. Massacre and A. NJ. Schmidt
are looking after business matters in
Aspen this week.
Shelled corn, cracked corn, bran.
wheat. oats. fancy timothy, wild and
alfalfa hay, none cheaper.-The
&. j. F. G.. Association Seed Store.
District Court Clerk Ted w Prim
rose leaves next Tuesday for his trip
through the northwest and his visit
to the Alaska-Yukon exposition.
J. A. McLuen. the realty man, who
has been seriously i'll for long
period, is reported to be slowly but
surely improving
Howard f, Morgan of Montrose.
Herbert NJ. Keston of Sulphur
Springs and Roy f. Dickerson of
Denver have been appointed land law
clerks.
Miss Cora Tevis. deputy clerk of
the county and district courts. is eX-
pected home tomorrow or Saturday
from her two weeks vacation visit in
Colorado Springs.
The Gunnison river is considerably
lower than it was a few days ago
when the big flood, caused by heavy
rains up the river, swept down
through the Grand Junction district.
The Sentinel's bulletins last night
on yesterdays baseball game were
read by hundreds of people and num-
erous telephone calls were answered
at this office by people anxious to
know how the game resulted
Rev. Sanborn. Editor Sherman and
a number of other leading citizens of
Palisade We're in the city yesterday
afternoon to attend the booster meet
ing. They made the trip to and from
the city in an automobile.
Remember for 25c want ad you
get a beautiful picture at The SEN
tinel office. for soc want ad you
get two pictures or one very large
one. 1t is the greatest want ad offer
ever made by a newspaper in western
Colorado,
A special train will leave Grand
Junction Sunday morning August
at 6 a. M. via the Colorado Midland
for the big road race at Glenwood.
Bands from Palisade and Rifle will
be on the special.
A mistake was made in the state
ment yesterday that there had. been
seven arrests for drunkenness so far
this week. There have been eight
arrests but only seven have been
found guilty.
August Brodine and son, and Jun
ior Wells left yesterday afternoon in
the automobile belonging to the
former for Hannah Creek to spend a
few days fishing.
w II. Rhinehart was called very
suddenly to Norrie. Colo. by the sud
den sickness of his son Earl. but is
expected home today as the sick boy
and daughter, Margery, are also at
that place.
The Paonia Newspaper took the
temperature at Paonia and added s
or 10 degrees to it and called it
Grand Junction temperature Grand
junction papers are objecting to that
way of arriving at conclusion re-
garding the status of her tempera-
Montrose Enterprise.
+. A. Sherman. wife and son leave
tomorrow for the meadows above
Collbran, where the family will take
an outing for a month or two. Busi-
ness regarding the reservoir and
power project with which ne is con-
neeted viii occupy Mr.. Sherman's at
tent tion while in the Plateau valley.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Bartle of Colo
RADIO Springs passed through town to-
day en- route to Grand Junction. They
have been at the Ignacio land draw
ing When asked If he was going
to look at more land. Mr.. Bartle re-
piled that he had seen enough land
to last him ten years. Telluride
Journal
Secretary Ballinger yesterday an
nounced that July 2 he ordered re-
stored to public entry and settle
ment about 10000 acres of land in
the Montrose land district, which had
been withdrawn from settlement at
the instance of the geological survey
because of the supposed deposits of
coal.
20. Pinle. Pouffle. Pouffl" is Just
how much disgusted The Grand June
ton Sentinel is with Commodore
Bucklin. the leading light of the
commission government movement in
that city. There are no two ways
about it. Bunting and Bueklin can
not -Montrose Enter
prise.
The charter convention has been in
session about six weeks. the greater
portion of the time allotted for its
work having been consumed. The
convention has met very frequently
and transacted much business. The
charter is TO be completed within
sixty DAYS after the convention was