The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-02

go to the c. " store
Trobitz. the plumber. 1872 n. Fifth
street. Phone Red 1872.
/ Mothers Remember your child
rem are welcome at the G. v. Store.
Now is the time to bring your sub
/ scriptions to the Post Office Book
we are agents for the San Fran
cisco Examiner Post Office Book
/ Store.
The reliable plumber. Trobitz. has
his Offices and shops at 122 North
I Fifth street, Telephone Red 1872.
/ Don't fail to call up Trobitz when
\ in neel of anything in the plumbing
I line. He is now located at 1872 N.
Fifth street.
When you desire to buy Xmas
present be sure to visit the G. V.
i Store and see their stock. You are
cordially invited.
The monthly collections made in
1 the city yesterday and today were
very good. SO reports the various col
/ lectors, for the local business houses
You will regret it If you do not
/ call on Barton & Plat when you
need a livery rig. They will give
I YOU satisfaction. first-class liverJ
establishment.
When you have heavy hauling to
\ be done telephone Mesa 105 and
i Barton G. Plat will do the work.
i Specially made wagons for this kind
of work. Prices are reasonable.
Christmas is not far off. Some
people prefer to make their purchases
before the final grand rush. To these
we would say you can do your buy
ing and we will store them away I'M
! til December %. G. V. Store.
St Matthews: Morning prayer
I and holy communion at eleven O'Clock
and evening prayer at five o'clock
There will be no service at 1880 on
I accaunt of the Elks' memorial ser
vices at the Auditorium. Rev. C.
\ w. G. Lyon, rector.
All Elks are requested to meet in
/ lodge room at 7:15 tomorrow night
aor the purpose of attending memoir
faI services, which will be held at the
\ Auditorium at 8 O'Clock. A cordial
I invitation is extended to the public,
A. h. Sampliner, f, r.
i We do and must continue to take
1 the lead in our line of business. To
do this we must give the public the
best and most goods for we use
the best material and put into
force our knowledge of the confec
toners trade. Watch us grow
/ Spaulding.
1t now seems certain that Palisade
it to have new depot, says the Tri-
bune. This improvement has been
talked of for about as long as Grand
I functions depot was before work
really commenced. 1t however, says
the Tribune, is rumored that the
structure is not to be very elaborate
one.
Fine lands for sale in the beauti-
full Westwater valley 80 miles west
\ of Grand Junction on the Denver and
Rio Grande Western. Plenty of
water and guaranteed water right
with each sale. Sales on easy terms
and employment for those who wish
to locate. Reference, Mesa County
bank. Call or address ID. NJ. Noting
ham, Westwater, Utah.
]. L .Wilstack. who is employed on
the Uintah railroad came in today
from the Uintah and he states that
when he passed through Dragon the
elaterite mine at that place was ON
/ fire, and to all indications a heavy
4 loss would be sustained. No par
ticulars of the fire or any further
news from Dragon regarding the mat
ter have been received.
In spite of the disagreeable
weather numbers of people visited
the new Christmas store during the
opening today. This store is looted
on the corner of Third and Main
! otitCAo anu sOu Will lHu d Dt-
wildering array of all kinds of holt
! day goods and prices are surprisingly
small. The opening will continue
all day today and anyone who failed
to go yesterday will do well to go
today.
The contract for the new bank
building was let this week to Mowrey
& Kline of Grand Junction. Work
will begin tomorrow or the next day.
. k.rtI Ill -
/ just north of the Terrill hotel and
will be two-store edifice, of brick
stone and cement blocks, fifty feet
wide ond one hundred feet long. The
finest lodge rooms in the country will
be put on the second floor. 1t is
thought the building will be ready
for occupancy about the first of Feb
ruary.-Fruita Telegram.
When the local audience which
greets Cosgroves Grand Concert Or
fchestra, have listened to the open
ing overture of that company's pro-
gram, 1t will be hard indeed for them
ito believe that the mere slip of a
young man who appears later on the
program for violin solo is its COM
poser. Yet it is true and a very
bright future is predicted for this
same young man by the musical
critics of the east, where the piece
has had an enormous sale. The over
ture is "Frenzied Finance" and its
composer Mr.. Franz Colvin" This
orchestra will conclude the evening S
entertainment with a grand ball.
Tickets so cents for concert and ball.
Seats on sale at Arthur's Drug store.
! A telegram was received this morn
ing by Exalted Ruler A. r. Sampliner,
from Cripple Creek, stating that Hon.
j, Maurice Finn, who was to have
delivered the memorial address for
the lodge of Elks tomorrow night in
the Auditorium, at their regular an
nual memorial exercises. was con-
fined to his home with very severe
cold. being unable to speak above a
whisper. He contracted the cold
while making an examination of some
mining properties and he expresses
keen disappointment at his being un-
able to be present to participate.
Mr.. Finn is a lawyer of prominence
in this state and the lodge is equally
disappointed aot his being unable to |
be present. Who will take his place