The daily sentinel., 1904-01-30

Squire &. Lane. one of Fruita' 5
prominent citizens; was among todays
visitors from the lower valley.
The many friends of Cardwell Hick-
man and BRIDE are glad to welcome
them back to this city ON visit from
their home at Boise. Idaho
The alley between White and
Grand and LIST and end, has a strong
semblance to some junk yard or the
Black Hole of Calcutta 1t should be
ordered cleaned ont by the city.
The Odd Fellows hall at Pralisade
will be dedicated ON Friday evening.
February 5th number of Odd Fell
lows from this city are making ar
rangemonts to attend the dedicatorial
services.
W. H. Moreland, of the firm of
Shiele Bros and Moreland, large
cigar manufacturers of Denver. is in
the city. He is Familiarity known as
''Big Bill and lie is big in everything
not excepting being big hearted.
Palisade is talking of incorporating
into town and meeting of the citi-
zens will be held there next Tuesday
evening with view to making the
necessary arrangements. 1t is good
idea and will add much to the stabii-
ity of the place.
The subject to be discussed at the
Mormon church tomorrow evening
will be 1.-The Higher Criticism" VS.
the Bible. Services will be held in
the court house and will begin prompt
ly at 1880. Public always cordially
welcome; No collection.
Father Burke was taken to the hos
pital AT Grand Junction Tuesday He
was out in the country Sunday and in
returning had to face the wind storm
that prevailed that evening and caught
a severe cold. We hope to see him
back in few days completely recov-
cred. Delta Laborer.
Many prophecies of snow were
made by the quaint townfolk last eve
ming, but again their calculations
fell short by "A mile. 1t seems that
the inhabitants of this planet are not
as good prophets as the gents of that
remotely antiquated era of about
5000 b. C.. were.
The pastor of the Methodist church
being absent, Rev d. S. Gray will
fill the pulpit. On account of the
union revival services at the Presby-
terian church there will be no service
in the evening SAM Gourley VIII
lead the Epwcrth League at 6 30. The
Third Quarterly Conference will be
held ON Monday evening in the lecture
room OF the church.
The Unitarian Peoples church at
the Labor Temple. 9th and Colorado
avenue.-l0 a. III. Sunday morning
study classes. Mr. Geo. A. Smith
will inaugurate an adult class in
Comparative Religion on Sunday
morning. You are invited to join it.
II a. m. sermon. 'The Devil of In
difference, - 80 Review of Brooks,
'The Social Unrest. a story anti-so-
eialistic book.
II. b. Wakefield. representing tile
Grand Jupctionh beet sugar factory.
was in town yesterday. Mr.. Wakefield
is at present putting in his time at
silt and Antlers doing missionary
work among the ranchmen. and has
succeeded in making contracts for 43
acres of beets. with promises of more.
Having succeeded in getting start.
he hopes to continue to make contract
as he proceeds down the Valley
Rifle Reveille
H. A Rediker has arrived in this
city with car load of stock from Ne
vada. consisting of seventeen young
mules and nine head of draught horses
Competent judges say that the stock
brought here by Mr. Rediker is n lit
tie bit finer than any stock brought
here for sale in a long time, The
mules are all young and sound. These
animals will be sold at the Free Cor
raj on Wednesday morning. February
Sd at ten O'Clock, at auction sale.
]. W. and J, b. Dowd made at trip
to Grand junction last week on bust
ness. While there made personal
inspection of the Grand Junction
smelter and interviewed the manage
ment. They say the smelter is an i'm
mense institution and that the manage
ment is sauguine of success and is
quite confident that it Will be able to
handle Battle mountain ores on which
tests are at present being made. J.
b DoMd used to ..NSrnnrlen hnrsns