The daily sentinel., 1903-11-07

The Elks club becomes more popular
among the membership as the nights
grow crisp and cool.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen of this city are down for one
of their popular dances.
Old inhabitants say that the general
flow Of the Grand river is eight feet
lower than 1t was fifteen yeaIs ago.
P esident Roberts. of the Grand
Junction Milling aud Elevator COM
pany, will leave tomorrow for visit
to st. Louis.
All Elks are requested to attend
the regular meeting next Monday
night Exalted Ruler. Alvin Buck
lin. reports degree work to be per
formed
Additional stone coping has beer
provided for the south side OF Main
street and the work of laying the con
crete sidewalks will be pushed fIom
now forward.
The price of meat has been reduced
in all the markets. This has been
done to confoim m to the price of cattle.
which are now low, to what they
were a few months ago.
DR.. Mckay and Francis Shine, who
have been conducting soliciting
campaign for the Pueblo Chieftain,
in this city, left for points ON the
nam line east, last night
G w. Clara, of Denver. the gener-
al machinist for the Type Foundry
COMPANY. of Denver. who has been
here the past week installing the new
machine of this paper. left Cor his
home in Denver tonight.
p l.. Howlaud will come if you
phone 632 red, and perform any wol k
in electrical line you need. Ho pla-
ces eleo trical door bells, push buttons
does wiring. etc. Erects fans and
any other work you desire done.
On hand and Tor salo at this office
are the following signs. "For Sale. -
'F'or Rent, - Private" "Dressmak-
lng," "Closed after Six O'clock, -
Furnished Rooms aud numerous
other general signs. A large new
stock, strictly up to date.
The pastor will conduct the regular
morning ard evening services at the
Presbyterian church. Both services
will be of special interest and help
tullness. The evening sermon will
be to young people especially. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Clarence Jones, Jr. formerly a
painter in this city is in town today
for short visit. Since leaving here
this spring he has travelled quite ex-
tensively IN California. Oregon Wash
ington and other western states. He
is accompanied by his brother. Well
ington Jones.
The five small store rooms in the
Steele block. facing the postoffice are
ready for occupancy and several of
them already have tenants, while all
of them, it is said have been rented.
They are very attractive stores. not
withstanding that their floor space is
somewhat limited.
Contractor Nelson, who has disap-
peared incerenoniously. has been al
itinerant for many years He has
travelled from Maine to the Hawaiian
islands according to his own confes-
sion. He was a man who tarried
but a short while in any place. Thil
is his second residence i'll this city.
The proofs on the Sentinel directory
are now being carefully read 1h,
work promises to be a cred liable one
to the city and county and one which
will afford great deal of information
to the general public. The Sentine
hopes that it will fulfill the promises
that have been made for it through
the columns of this paper.
A Routt County ranch. :240 acre,
near Yampa. 3 room log house. log
barn, l60 acres fenced. all irrigated
first class water rights, yields 100 ton,
hay and others crops. etn be largely
increased. Easy terms. Will take
suitable Grand Junction property il
part payment. Price. including croI
: $1,000. f. A. Metcalf, Steamboat
Springs. Colo.
The benefit dance given last nigh
for the Nicholas brothers. the thre,
Italian musicians. at the Turner hal
was we'll attended. in fact the hal
was packed The music furnished b,
the three boys was excellent anC
every one had good time. Sine,