The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17
The Progress is always the best.

Have your clothes cleansd and
pressed at the Suitorium.
Don't forget the cake sale to be held
by the Presbyterian ladies Saturday.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing 6 p. m. Friday. Western Colo
rado-Fair tonight and Friday.
Save your clothes and have them
always appear new by having them
cleaned and pressed at the Suitorium.
The SuitorIum phone number Is
black 1873. Don't fail to call them and
have them clean your clothes. Ladies'
work speciality.
Alvin Bucklin was at his store for
short time today. He is improving
rapidly. and hopes to soon be able to
take charge of his business.
Additional rooms to the st. Mat
thews rectory hale just been COM
pleted. The addition adds much to
the attractiveness of the rectory.
d. aud r. G. special rates to st.
Louis, Chicago, Boston and other
eastern points. For further informa-
tion see S. c. Eunn. City agent.
S. G. Bilheimer, state secretary of
the Y. NJ. @. A. will deliver an ad-
dress at the free sacred concert to be
given at the aud itorium Sunday after
noon Nov. 27th.
p The Russian Jap war. and over 5000
feet of new and instructive animated
pictures at the Park opera house Sat
urday. Nov. 10Th. Bargain prices
will PREVAILS, %, 80.
In the notice yesterday of the mar
rage of ]. E. beaverton, we made
a mistake in giving the name Cot the
bride. The young lady's name is
Miss Daisy Dean Rnnyan. we gave
it as Miss Daisy Dean.
Head Consul Faulkenburg of the
Woodmen of the World. was unable
to be in the city today to attend the
festivities. He has been quite i'll for
several days and for this reason could
not be present. His absense is great
" regretted by the members of the
order who were anxious to crest him.
An address by him was one of the
of this evenings program.
A dispatch from Denver says:-
Among the expense accounts filed
by persons who run for Office was one
signd by Hugo Selig, who wits elected
district attorney in the seventh judi
oial district. 1t cost him $500. He
gave the county chairman SEQ; to var
ious friends for their influence s105;
tn the women's Club of Gunnison
SO; spent 5000 travelling round and
expended $500 for cigars, candy,
gum and refreshments,
bough and paid for, for others us well
as myself to enjoy. :"
A very painful accident befell Mrs.
Gustave VanHoorebeke this morning.
A new horse was hitched to t single
phaeton of Mrs. vanHoorebeke. 1t
was about leaving the.vanHoorebeke
home at the corner of 10th and Main
streets, the hired man driving. when
DR.. Bull in his automobile came
along. The noise of the machine
frightened the animal and the driver
jumped out to take hold of the ami
mails head to pacify it. Mrs VAN
Hoorebeke remained in the phaeton
but when she saw the animal rearing
and plunRing she made leap for
The ground with the result that. her
right ankle was turned aud she sus-
aimed a severe sprain. DR.. Bull re-
luced the injured limb.
There was great disappointment
among the ..woodmen today because
The special trains which it was
thought would run from Fruita and
Palisade did not arrive. The cause.
Il the truth, show that very small
,ieoe of work was practiced by the
,ailroad company According to some
If the representative members of the
ooal camps at Friuta and Palisade,
t had been arranged by the railroad |
company to provide a special train |
or members of the camps for the sum
# $50 for each train. Last night
was in readiness for the |
pedals to run, the money having
,een raised and the tickets sold. but a
was racaivad from tho roll