The daily sentinel., 1903-11-17

some business
E. H. Kern. the civil engineer went
t, Grand Mesa this morning to do
some surveying
f. E. Merritt who is drilling the
oil we'll at Cisco. Utah. was in tins
city OH business yesterday.
Attend the concert and social by
the ladies of the Spiritualist Society,
Tuesday night at Turner hall.
Are you going to give a card party,
then 90 to The G. V. Store they have
everything that you will want for it.
Mrs. A. H Gleason and Miss Fish
er, both of Gunnison are visiting with
the family of County Treasurer George
J. ID. Williams.
After having given thanks next
week then turn your mind to prepar
ing for Xmas. by making the early
selections at The CIV. Store you " ill
get the cream of all.
1 take orders for ladies suits made
to your own measurements in Chica-
be pleased. l guarantee the fit. n.
w. Blain.
Judge G. F. Caswel.. of Grand
junction. came up last night, trans
acted some business with the Co1rt in
chambers and went home this morn
ing. Telluride Journal.
Mrs. Sarah E. Chapman. who has
been ill for the past three weeks, was
reported worse this morning. An
unexpected change with other com
ulications developed last night which
makes her condition more critical.
An excellent crowd is anticipated
for the ball to be given by the ladies
of the Spiritual st Church to night at
the Turner's Hall The Nicholas
Bros. Italian Orchestra will furnish
this music.
Have you ever gone shopping and
on your return home found that you
have forgotten the main items you
went for? OF course you have. We'll.
the way to prevent this is to go The
EDIOIc anu DliN hllNIlth lHul-
Gator and you will save the price in
shoe leather.
1t is not a cinch that you can get n
game of Finch. as the supply is ex-
hausted such is the report we have
received. but if posi- BILE we will make
it cinch for you to have game of
Finch. we are making every effort to
procure them, watch the papers and
we will advise YOU when we have
them. The G. V. Store. r eed Block
Grand Junction, Colo.
A small street fight ere ated consid-
cradle excitement in front of the Alb
bey saloon last night just after SUP
per. Two young men with mis-
understanding tried to settle their
difficulties in fistic encounter and
were mixing in great shape when
they heard that a policeman was COM
ing and decided that it was time to
quit. One of the men quit with
badly cut lip and the other with
equity disturbed feelings, otherwise
no dam age was done and it was not
/ found out who was trying conclus-
ions.
Ncblitt Brothers, the contractors
who have in charge the work being
done on the neyv railroad grade being
built into the gilsonite country north
west of this city complain that they
cannot get men to do the work. They
had intended putting about 300 men
on the work but have so far secured
only about $50 men. Their intention
was to have the work finished by the
time that the hardest part of the win
ter set in, but present indications are
that they canuot finish before next
spring. They report that it is get
ting quite cold there now and if the
work is not soon finished on top of
the divide the workmen will undoubt-
edly have snow to contend with as the
altitude of the pass is about eight (
thousand feet. The main effort at
the present time is to get the work ON
the TOP and on the north stones fin I
ished before the very severe weather
sets in and then the rest will be easy
as the snow does not lay on the south
slopes for any great length of time.
Maurice Hertz. of the firm of
Kersoerg and Hertz, yesterday re-
ceived n letter from his friend Mr..
Arthur Ware who i millionaire /
merchant of New York City There
is nothing out of the ordinary in this