The daily sentinel., 1904-03-31
F. E. Blaisdel leaves tonight for

| jail US Tor repairs OF any kind in
the plumbing line. The Grand juno
tion Plumbing Co.
Everything in the plumbing line.
Office corner of 4th and Colorado,
Grand junction Plumbing Co.
Tomorrow is what is known as ''All
Fools Day." April first Every day
seems to be all fools day with great
many people.
Mrs. Katie Smith. formerly of this
city now of Salt Lake City is visi ting
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Griffin. 1O2
Colorado avenue.
The ''Punkin Husker'' will be the
star attraction at the auditorium to-
morrow night. Watch for the grand
street parade and and concert.
When the concrete sidewalks ON the
north side of Main street between 4th
and 9TH streets are completed that
section of the business center will be-
the pride of the citizens.
Word was received in Grand Juno
tion last night from Edwin Schimpf,
who formerly resided in this citv, from
Durango. that he is the happy father
of a new son. Roland Edwis Schimpf
Lyons and Son have lust placed a
| fine lina of the celebrated Crawford
shoes in their fourth street store
This is one of the shoes that is ad-
vertised so extensively in the popular
magazines.
| Judge Theron Stevens, having
finished his term of court at Montrose
came down from there last night in
time to attend the play 1.-The Crisis. "
Judge Stevens is theatre lover and
enjoys seeing good presentation
John Alexander Dowie. Elijah No.
2. was run out of Australia. He is
now in hiding and the Australians
don't want any of his blasphemv
They are less tolerant of this blatant
hypociite than we are here in this
country.
1t is to be regretted that the famous
little animal, Miss Smith, belonging
to the Charles r. Dufur estate could
not have been won in this city, where
it had so many admirers. There were
large number of chances held in this
city ON the little animal.
Gall issued in the Sentinel few
days ago, for the reorganization of the
shotgun club, struck popular chord
among local shooters and they will
meet tonight to complete the forma-
tion of the club, arrange for the pur-
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Grand Junction sports should get
together at once and organize first
class base ball team. This city has
bad the credit of furnishing one of the
best base ball mines on the western
slope in times past and there is plen-
ty of the kind of timber needed to
have one team this coming season.
Now is the tire to act.
| E. f. Richardson of Denver, form
erlv of the firm of Patterson, Rich
for the Western Federation of Miners
accompanied by..J. H. Murphy, general
counsel for the. Federation. were arri-
walls in the city. last evening over the
narrow gauge. They remained at the
Grand until last nights train going
east.
George A. Bible. the genial travel
ing passenger agent of the Rock Island
sy stem of Salt Lake City. came in
last evening over tie narrow gauge
from the San Juan county and left
over the broad gauge for Glenwood
Snrfnoc Pfh1a &c aIx fha
alert for business for that popular
road and is one of the rising young
men in railroad circles of the west.
Interest in the Gospel meetings at
the Christian church continues. The
sermon last night by Rev. Walters.
impressed the listener to rossess the
Holy Split one must acquaint him
self with Gods word. Another con-
fession last night Tonight Rev. Wal
ter will preach about "What Lack
Yet" He will sing solo entitled
What Them The theme for Fri
day evening will be 1.-The OLD and
New Covenant.
The Phnkin Husker which is book
ed to appear at The Auditorium Fri
day might. April 1st. is story of
country life with the scene laid in
Indiana. 1t contains strong plot
and quite few powerful situations,
prominent among them are the har-
vest field, with free for all fight
among a score of harvest hands; the
county fair with its quota of Rrafters,
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