The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-07-05
WITH OUR EXCHANGES.

Ex-senator BucklIu. Of Grand
Junction. is amply equipped for new
party. he has an abiding faith in a
blissful hereafter and his jaw-Du-
range Democrat.
Miss Nellie LlewcIling. Of Grand
Junction. a niece of G. W Peugh-
district manager Of the Colorado
Telephone company. is visiting Mrs.
W. H. Purdy for few weeks
White liver Review
DR.. A. p. Hubbard of Grand juno I
ton. came in Sunday. The doctor
was preceded by his wife and daugh-
ter and is comfortably located i'm the
Coudray home. They will be i'm the
valley for several weeks. White Riv-
er Review.
Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Robbins. of
Grand Junction. arrived in town Mon
day from the north. and will remain
until after the 4th. They went up
the river. where Mr.. Robbins will
solicit cattle shipments for the Rio
Grande. White River Review
On Thursday evening Rev. and
Mrs. Bernard l.. Rice entertained at
stag party and the guests were the
boys around the ages of / = and 1G
years. \ merry evening was passed.
Plans were discussed for a tramp by
the boys and the pastor to Twin
Peaks in the near future.-O uray
Plaindealer.
John Wolf. formerly of Ouray. is
rapidly building up one of the big
gest clothing and mems furnishings
concerns in the city of Grand juno
ton. Mr.. Wolf attributes his success
in Grand Junction to effective and
honest advertising in the columns of
the papers. Ouray Plaindealer.
Naturally there was great rejoic-
ing in Grand Junction recently when
the news came that the final passage
of the $20,OOO.OOO reclamation bond
issue measure had been made and
that the building of the great Grand
Valley High Line canal. bringing 49,
600 acres of fine fruit land under
cultivation in the Grand valley. was
an absolute and immediate" certain
ty. The completion of this project
means the doubling of the population
of Grand Junction within period of
five years.-Ouray PIaindealer.
AS the Stevens-Bucklin new party
is not yet old enough to suck eggs no
material disruption of the old parties
is feared until after the dog days
Durango Democrat.
Tom McKelvie and Alex Hawk
hurst went to Grand Junction last
week and received 1l5 head of cows
and calves shipped in from Oregon
The stuff was shipped to DeBeque
and brought over in good shape Sat
urday Plateau Voice.
Owing to lack of support in the
# ls.V, -
high salaried and remarkable ball
team disbanded this week. 1t de
feated every professional. semi-pro-
fessional and amateur team in the
state with which it played .-Ouray
Plaindealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Becker arrived
home yesterday from Grand Junction.
Mrs. Becker has spent several weeks
in that city.-Western Empire.
Hon. |. n. Stevens has enlisted
Hon. Bucllin of Grand Junction as
fire base in his new buck and wing
aggregation. You will have noted
that the Pueblo clubs percentage is
pathetically low-Durango Demo-
crat.
Congressman Ed. Taylor has given
all his federal appropriation to Grand
Junction. This is good for the juno
tiOn. but what about the rest of the
district2-Routt County Republican.
Grand Junction has disbanded her
baseball team. Too high salaries and
gate receipts too low-Tellurid
journal.
Old Sol is no respector of persons.
The first man to be Frustrated by
heat in Kansas this year was the
weather observer at Topeka.-Tellu-
ride Journal
Mrs, w. NJ. Hunter, of Grand juno
ton, is visitor in Paonia. She ex-
poets to remain three or four weeks
-PaOnia Newspaper.
Mesdames II. Clifford and l.. w.
Galloway, of Grand Junction, arrived
in Paonia Sunday night and expect
to remain for some time.-Paonia
Newspaper.
Ed. Bowie, of Grand Junction, re-
turned there Tuesday morning after
short visit with home folks.-Pa-
onia Newspaper.
Frank Reyes. of the Producers
association, was Grand Junction
visitor Thursday. -DeBeque New
Era.
After an extended stay in Grand
Junction, Mr.. Dudley Haskill return
ed to his home in this city-Western
Empire.
Secretary Meyer of the Mesa Coun-
ty Business association is entitled to
much credit for looking after the
members of the state highway com
mission who were in this section dur
ing the early part of the week. Mr.. |
Meyer arranged the details for their
entertainment and then went to De-
Beque TO see they were carried out
from start to finish. placing all avail !
able information at the disposal of
the members and seeing that they
were properly entertained. One OF
the most important things that can
be undertaken for Mesa county and
the whole western slope is the build |
ing of better highways, and it is hop
ed that the work started by the visit |
of the highway commission will soon |