The daily sentinel., 1903-11-14


J. B. Killian was an arrival from
Delta yesterday on the belated narrow
guaRe.
Don't forget the Bazaar will carry
full and complete line of holiday
goods.
NJ F. Skelly, dry goods dealer of
Fruita was business visitor in this
city today.
Do not fail to attend the recital
given by Miss Belle Fauss at the
Christian church Tuesday eve. Nov.
nth.
Go to the Bazaar and supply your
wants. We have what you want.
I. D. Mather. prominent Delta
business man was an arrival in this
city yesterday afternoon and is regis
tered at the Grand.
W. H. Bannister is making some
extensive improvements in his furni
ture store. One of his store rooms
will be entirely remodeled.
The Ocean Wave rece ives fresh con-
signments of fish every day. Today's
shipment contained speckled trout,
rock perch. salmon and halibut.
Last night was the regular night
for the Chamber of Commerce to
meet. but on account of having no
quorum they could not conduct any
business.
Rev. Beach will preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow. His theme
IN the morning will be 1.-THE Shula-
mites Third PRAYER His evening
subject will be Voices. -
Miss Ella Bartlett Secretary of the
Young Ladies club of the Methodist
church desires to extend cordial
thanks on behalf of the club to all
those who participated iu the produc-
tion of Queen Esther.
Miss Belle Fauss who formerly resid-
ed here will give piano recital at
the Christian chubrch on Tuesday
evening Nov. 18th. Miss Fauss has
spent the past three wears in Chicago
studying with the best teachers and il
will be rare treat to hear her.
There will be a social session of the
lodge of Elks on Monday night next.
All Elks are earnestly requested to be
in attendance and also an invitation
is extended to all visiting Elks in the
city. The committee having the ses-
sion in charge are anxious to secure a
large attendance.
The union depot management has
placed several new guards at the coal
yards at the Union station for fear of
coal stealers. Some people are know IL
coal at the yards and ON account of
the present shortage it is probable
that many more would be tempted to
do so and as the roads are short on
coal they will have to use the utmost
economy.
The Sentinel says there is a greater
demand for cottages and residences in
Grand Junction than ever before and
that it is impossible to secure any
thing desirable at lower rental than
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California has none the best of the
Grand Valley. barring, perhaps the
sea breeze of the coast. and there are
no fieas nor earthquakes. Telluride
Journal.
Last night local organization No.
IL of the Bricklayers and Masons In
ternational Union. was organized in
this city with a membership of To-
The officers elected o preside over the
union. was ]. II. Ackerman, presi-
dent; j. f. Atkinson. secretary; W.
f. Combs, treasurer and door keeper
II. p. Chadwick. deputy and door
keeper. The installing officer was H.
p. Chadwick.
Thaney Barney. who has been con
Quoting the Western hotel at Grand
Junction, has sold the same and has
formed a partnership with Mr.. Ora
ham. of Wyoming. a man of money.
and they will build at Grand juno
ton thoroughly modern. three-story.
fire proof hotel, with all me tropolitan
equipments, iust such place as
Grand Junction needs. Thanev is an
old Telluride boy, young man of en-
ergy, integrity and an ideal hotel
keeper. His decision to invest in
Grand Junction is proof of his keen
business perspicacity. and is guar
antee that the Western Slope metrop-
oils will have first class hostelry.
Telluride Journal.
The shortage in coal is already be-
ing felt by the Colorado Midland
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