The daily sentinel., 1903-06-20
Monday is circus day.


a big (?) mark.
The Modern Woodmen of America
morrow afternoon at 80 at the City
park. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Fred Hotties is just completing one
of the handsonest residences in Palis-
ade. 1t is modern in all appoint
ments and credit to that prosperous
little hamlet.
For the past two weeks it has been
current news on the streets that a
newspaper change will be made in
Grand Junction ere the moon gets
full again.
Frank Leslie. the genial city clerk.
assisted S. H. Griffiths at the uptown
ticket office of the Colorado Midland
today AS railroad ticket manipu-
lator Frank takes back seat for none
of them.
The father, mother and two sisters
of Walter Robb. who recently pur-
chased 40-acre farm near the Indian
school, have arrived from Lincoln,
Nebr. and will make the Grand Val
ley their future home.
Several per sons have suggested that
the streets of the city be thoroughly
cleaned before the crowds come here
ON the 4th. Nothing gives place a
worse name than dirty, filthy streets
and alleys. Clean up!
Special meeting of Temple Com
mandery No. 23 X. L. this evening at
s O'Clock sharp to receive EN-. Grand
Commander E. G. Arnold. A full at
tendance is requested and all visiting
Sir knights most cordially invited.
The subject to be discussed at the
socialist meeting Friday night, June
Goth. is S. A. Wetmer's assertion,
''The crowning curse of humanity to
day is mans belief in his own weak
ness. - Meeting to begin at O'Clock
sharp No admission fee. Everybody
ialists meet in room next to DR.. Ed
ridges office.
Under Sheriff Ed. NJ. Hardy re-
ceived word this morning to keep on
the lookout for brown mare and bug
gy, which was stolen at Delta last
night. The thief was headed towards
Grand Junction. Men were placed at
several points to head off the parties
in case they entered the Grand valley
from the south. Up to the time OF
going to press this afternoon nothing
had been heard of the rig at at this
end of the line.
Messrs. Bush and hampton. the
| railroad officials who were here yes
terdav in consultation with the freight
committees of the Chamber of Com
merce. after long discussion of the
subject and the ground gone over
thoroughly. decided to leave the mat
ter in the hands of the committee
with request that they submit theiI
grievance to the proper Officials in
| writing. Mr.. Bush left for Denver
last night. and Mr.. hampton went
| today
Harry Sharp and two children OF
Provo, Utah. spent yesterday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Sharp.
At the PRESBYTERIAN church tomor-
row, the pastor will preach both
morning and evening. Services begin
promptly at IL a. m. and 8 p m. The
| services of tomorrow will be made es-
pecially helpful and interesting.
Strangers in the city. and all others
are sure of hearty welcome. Come
and rest yourselves and help in the
services.
| John Hecker, representing Adolph
Coors Golden Brewery, was in the
city today calling on customers OF
that company. Mr.. Hecker has been
ON a two weeks trip to Salt Lake
City and Ogden looking up invest
ment, for Adolph Coors in both those
cities. During two months of each
year Mr.. Hecker buys barley and other
/ Grams which are used in the manu-