The daily sentinel., 1909-07-31
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Work on the new depot is now
almost at standstill as Contractor
Nelson says he is waiting for the
tile roof to be put on. Mr.. Nelson
will go TO Denver today to have the
matter hurried along as he is anx-
ious to get the depot finished by the
time his 60 days are up. The car
penters have been transferred to Cliff
ton and are working on the new
station al that place.-Palisade Tri-
bune
tissue of gross misstatements
were printed this morning by the
yellow concerning the termination of
the Bannister-Henges fight over the
automobile. AS The Sentinel an
nounced yesterday the machine has
been turned over to Mr.. Bannister
and the statement to the effect that
Sheriff Schrader is to assume part
I of the costs of the litigation wholly
untrue as are a number of other
statements made in the article Mr.
Bannister was represented by At
torneys Fry & Welsh.
S. j. Sampliner left Monday for
Cleveland, Ohio. for three weeks
outing. Mrs Sampliner and Irene
Will return with him. During his alb
sence MIR. Jos. Sampliner of Grand
Junction will be in charge of the Big
Store on the Corner Gunnison Re
publican.
r NJ. Todd, of Grand Junction.
arrived Tuesday to be the guest of
Mrs. G. w. McGovern for a fey days,
after which time in company with
Judge and Mrs. McGovern and Mrs.
Todd. they will go to Cottonwood
Springs where they will remain for
week or ten days. Salida Mail
r. w Scott of the Red Trunk
Clothing House Company left this af-
ternoon for Spencer. Ind. and other
points in the east on n flying bust
ness trip.
Ben. l.. Miller arrived in the city
last evening from South Bethlehem.
Pa. to be in the city a short time on
business matters.
c. c. Galloway is looking over
land in the Grand valley this week
from Minneapolis, MINI. He leaves
Monday for his home.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Corn. who have
been visiting friends in the city the
past several days. leave tonight for
their home in Cleveland. o.
7. p. Barber. the Colorado Springs
architect who has been in the city
on business the past few DAYS. re-
turned to his home this afternoon.
Miss Rennie Ayers. who has been
visiting Mrs. Fred Coe in this city
the past several days. left this after
noon for her home in Nebraska.
The handsome gold medal trophy
I for the Colorado Midland road race
I first time, is on display in the Offices
Of the Colorado Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowman. who
have been visitors in Grand June
I tion this week. return tonight to
their home in Medford, Tenn
The car crossing at the corner of
Sixth and Main was raised today and
made much easier for wagons to
cross.
Mrs. v F. Clark leaves tomorrow
on the Midland for her old home in
4 Cincinnati, o.. on an extended visit.
j. IL. Spicer. of Stanford. Texas. a
large cattleman of that place. is "A
business visitor in the city today.
d. d. Smith, of Great Falls, Mont.
is stopping over in the city today
en- route East.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Vaughn, boy Mother and child
are doing nicely.
J. D. Darrah. of Louisville. Ky, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
city this afternoon.
+. A. Kennedy. of the Uintah Rail-
road. will spend Sunday with friends
in the city.
\ William Newman is up from Fruita
this afternoon on business.
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$3.50 for the round trip to Basalt
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