The daily sentinel., 1903-12-17

orchard Mesa leave tonight for the
Capital City.
The scholars at the Indian School
are practicing a Cantata which will
be rendered during the holiday week.
Regular meating of Me sa Lodge No.
90 A f. and A NJ this evening at
Z 80 sharp. Work in the 3rd degree.
A. Y. Rankin, general manager of the
local Singer Sewing Machine company
office, was in LeadviIle the past few
days on business.
In sending away presents to friends
in the east for Christmas through the
mail. care should be taken to see that
they are securely tied.
Mrs. Phillip H. Sayles arrived in
the city from Jicarilla. New Mexico,
and will rake the position as first assist
ant teacher at the Indian School.
( Prof. G. P Stovall. who conducted
dancing class in Grand Junction about
one year ago. Is now located at Tellu-
ride and is working for the Jou rnal.
Several business blocks on Main
street are to be remodled and enlarged
IN the spring. One of the buildings
is that occupied by Loeffler. the tailor.
G. W. Clara. the machinist who
put up the new cylinder press in the
Grand Juniont News office during the
week. left last night for Glenwood
Spring.
John H. Smith of Collbran and
Miss Bessie o. Williams were united
in marriage last evening by Judge
Joseph p. Sweeney at his office 543
Main street.
One hundred calling cards with the
name of your friend printed with the
famous Tiffany text makes a handsome
as well as useful present. They can
be had at the Sentinel office.
NJ. r. Porter until recently in the
banking bu siness at Adair. Iowa. ar
contingent on their way to Lewiston.
Idaho, looking for location.
Horace r. DeLong. state senator
from this district, leaves tonight for
Boulder to be present to help celebrate
the S1st birthday anniversary of his
mother. Mrs. DeLong is slowly i'm
proving.
Edwin Simmons, one of the mana
gers of the Wetsern Sugar company,
left last night for Colorado Springs
to meet Mrs. Simmons and together
they will return to Grand Junction to
spend the winter.
The Reveille. the little monthly
journal published at the Indian school
is out for December. 1t contains
column of short items written by
number OF the scholars and each item
is signed by the author.
Jesse J. Hawkins. carpenter at the
Indian School. has in course of con-
struction an ice house 1Sx24 feet and
when completed another building ON
the east side of this will be erected as
store loom the same size.
Frank Carroll, who shot man
named Knowles at Telluride last fall
was acquitted by the Jury at that
place yesterday. Carroll was known
to a large number of people living at
Fruita where he formerly resided.
George A. Reed of Fruita was in
the city today aud closed a deal with
Hon. Horace T. DeLong for SO acres
of land adjoining the town site of that
village. Mr.. Reed will erect new
residence thereon and make it his fu-
ture home.
Ranchmen and Poultry Raisers -
Royal Poultry Mixture. manufactured
by Royal Cooperative Co. of Indian
apolis. Ind, is warranted to increase
your egg reoeiuts or money refunded /; |
price 81 per package, packges for 50.
prepaid ROYAL Lice Killer is war
rented to kill all mites and lice on
your poultry in one day or monev re-
funded. Give it trial. Address all |
order to A. NJ. Heubert. Ridgway,
Colorado.
Gid. r. Proper is down from Min
ers' Basin this week. making arrange
ments for his winter supplies. He |
informs us that every detail concern
ing the building of the Grand Valley
Colorado River and South Pacific
railroad is now completed. and stock
being issued. Estimates for making
the locating survey from Grand June
tion down the Grand valley are being
considered, and the work proposed to
be started in February. The outlook
for railroad into Moab in the near
future is. indeed, quite encouraging