The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-28

OF j. II. Ramey. have been i'll for
several days. They are now improv-
ing.
The Denver University Glee Club
will give concert here on the even
ing Of Dec. 2sth. under the auspices
of the Epworth League.
THE Witch's Som at the opera
house tonight. Ladies will be ad
mitted free tonight if accompanied BY
a person having one fifty cent ticket
Rev. i. M. P. Martin of the Grand
junction Business College delivers a
lecture in Collbran this evening. His
subject will be 1.-The Boy Makes The
Man"
O. ID. Fisher, secretary of the fair
association, leaves. soon for visit
to his old home in the east. He will
spend some weeks visiting other east
ern points and is anticipating a
A joint social and business session
was held Saturday evening by the
Woman's Relief Corps and the G.
A. r. The attendance was large aud
merry time was had. Refresh
ments we're served by the ladies.
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there has been 20. 600 tons of sugar
beets shipped from Delta this season.
This is 1871 cars and does not include
beets shipped from the side stations.
Over $40 900 has been paid out in the
county for beets this season. The
beets were shipped to the factory in
this city.
The Weekly Herald celebrated it's
first anniversary last week. Mr.. Frost
has built up an excellent business and
is furnishing his hundreds of subsorib-
ers each week with paper that ranks
with the very best weeklies in Colo
RADIO, both as to news service and as
to the typographical appearance OF
The paper.
SPECIAL RATES for Holiday
trips over the best route. (The Pic
ture route of Fotografers DEAN &
FORRY is unequaled in point of
equipment and service and will land
you at your destination in the pink of
condition.) Bring y our face to the
Picture Shop on Fifth street aud they
will do the rest.
Last evening gospel temperate e
platform meeting was held at the
Methodist ohuorh instead of the regu-
lar services. Addresses we're deliver
by Capt. ]. A. Lyons. N. f. Cole.
Geo. r. Campbell and Ellsworth
Beatty. A number OF choice musical
selections were also enjoyed The
congregation was large.
The Mobiles Stock Co. open their
weeks engagement at the Park opera
house tonight. THE witoh's Son.
will he the attraction this evening
and the play is said to be an exception
ally strong melodrama. Each lady
accompanied by n person holding a
fifty cent ticket will be admitted free
on the first evening. Tonight.
Some miscreans turned eighty
barrels of oil out of one of the
storage tanks Of the DeBeque Oil &
Developments Co. some weeks ago bat
the loss was not discovered until a
few days ago. The Bugle thinks that
the fact that change was made in
the pumping crew caused some hard
feelings and some person or persons
sought vengeance by turning out the
oil A close investigation is being
made.
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
recently entered upon its twelfth year.
The paper has recently been enlarged.
lite advertising columns are we'll filled.
while its news columns are always OF
a high class. Mr.. Buntii1g being one
of the best newspaper men in the
state. The Tribune congratulates
him on The Sentinel's srccess. 1t is
paper that the citizens OF Grand
Junction, regardless OF party, may
we'll feel proud Of FLORENCE Tribune.
Between three and four hundred
people attended the free sacred con-
cert at the Auditorium yesterday
afternoon. The program rendered
was entertaining. A quartet COM
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