The daily sentinel., 1903-01-28

WanGeO-$3. 0UO loan. years at Z
per cent ON $6, 800 farm, pay $50 bon
us. Began. Gaines & Co.
Do not fail to hear the Kilties vocal
chorus of twenty voices at the Park
opera house afternoon and evening OF
Wednesday. February 4th.
Ramey Erotl!crs received wire
from J. R. McKinnie in which the
latter says that he will be in the city
ON FRIDAY instead of today.
1.-The Kilties'' sing "Ye Bank, and
Braes' None should miss this
beautiful song at the Park opera huu So
both afternoon and evening of We'd
nesday. Feb 4th.
Mrs. H. T. DeLong, wife of Sena-
tor DeLong of Grand Juntcion is Wis.,
iting the family of E. ]. Kennedy.
Mrs. DeLong has been visiting in
! Denver the past two weeks. .-Salida
Mail.
Mesa Lodge No. 55 A. F. & A. M.
will meet in special communication
| toLlioAioW oNOhAhk ao . 'Ao ohoA hoA
the purpose of work in the M. M. de-
gree. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited By order of S. G. Hum.
w. NJ.
Arthur Tappen Sargent was in the
city this morning for short time on
his way from Salt Lake City to Chic
ago Mr.. Sergent will be remember
ed by many as one of the young gem
tlemen who published 1.-The Brief
History of the Grand Valley" which
was issued from this Office three years
ago in February
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dean. at their
home OH the corner of Fifth and
White. entertained the Fifth street
Whist Club. last night. The affair
VISA an unusually enjoyable one. Mrs.
DR.. Cowell won the ladies' favor and
A. N. Bucklin that of the gentlemen.
The tally cards were very pretty and
unique. Refreshments were Sc rved.
! Contributions to the Methodist
church fund are being made generous
/ ~ lIOlh IL 10 ubuSlstOoo
that only comparatively small
portion of the total amount remains
to to be raised and that there is al
ready enough money on hand to begin
work Building Will commence i'll
the early spring as soon as the wealth
er is warmer and more settled.
Chief Matthes of the surveying
party is hoping that the present thaw
will not destroy the ice i'll the Grand
river for few davs anyway. The
work at Westwater could hardly be
continued without the ice in the
river on which to eros. 1t is box
canon where they are working. The
wall rise up out of the water sheer
on either side There is no place to
land with boat.
! Contracts have been let for the
, pulling out of the casing from the
Western Slope we'll. Ten cents per
foot will be paid for this work. This
will bring the cost of the job up near
$500. Some of the stockholders are
| III VI sclllhk tIic Saslik anu
chinery and declaring Il dividend from
all the money that can be realized by
the company. Others have been
agitating the drilling of well near
Grand Junction. A meeting of the
directors or of the ockholders will
in all probability be called before
very long. When it will be called
and who will be present i'll depend
upon the pleasure of the persons in
| terested.
Pliny o. McCabe. young man
who lived in this city for number
of years. arrived here from Denver
where he has been residing. During
the past nine months of his residence
| there he has been employed by the B
l.. James NJ. & NJ. Co. Mr.. McCabe
is on his way to Portland. Oregon
In that city. on the 10th of February.
he will be married to Miss Orlie
I, Miller. daughter of John Miller who
| formerly had a ranch on Fruit Ridge.
but who. two years ago. moved to
Portland. Mr. McCabe will return
here about the 10th of February He
expects to remain a week after which
he will go to Montrose to take hi