The daily sentinel., 1905-11-11

George A. Bible travelling passen-
ger agent for the Rock Island system,
! is in town today looking after the in
/ terests of the Rock Island.
No pastor has yet been chosen by
/ the Christian church to succeed Rev.
Walters and the church will probably
/ be without a pastor for several weeks.
Mrs. Mapps will have black exquis-
/ ite fruit cake. 40 cents per pound.
ready by November / Sth. Orders
taken at 5S5 Gunnison avenue.
Catering.
On the evening of November 81.
Alton Packard, the chalk talker and
cartoonist, will appear at the Congre-
gational church as the second num-
ber of the lecture course.
G. w. Peugh. district manager Of
the Colorado Telephone company.
with headquarters at Grand juno
tion was an arrival in this city last
night.-Glenwood Avalanche.
One of the very best attractions
of this years lyceum course promises
to be Alton Packard. the famous
chalk talker and cartoonist, who will
appear at the Congregational church
on the evening of Tuesday, Novem-
ber 81.
Call junction III when you want
fresh bread delicious pies, cakes or
other pastries. The Progress handles
no other kinds. Nice fruit, nuts and
other dainties always on hands. Com
plete line of groceries.
Mrs. Lyman Hayes. who has been
laid up with severe attack of rheu-
matism was able to be out on the
streets yesterday for the first time
since coming TO Aspen from Grand
junction. She is walking with the aid
T. L. Mitchell OF Vernal who came
in last evening to hold a conference
with the Chamber of Commerce. was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Ella Hodge. of Mack Mrs. Hodge
may decide to spend the winter in
Grand Junction.
AS usual union Thanksgiving
service will be held by the churches
of the city on the morning of Thanks
giving day. The service will be held
in the Congregational church. Rev d..
ID. Forsyth of the Methodist church
viii deliver the sermon.
The handsome quilt raffied OFF last
night at the meeting of the Rebekah
lodge was won by Mrs Fahmeyer.
The contest was an interesting one.
The attendance at the meeting last
night was large. There were several
visitors from Fruita and the session
was very enjoyable one.
of crutches-Aspen Democrat.
~
tees on Thursday night the tax levy
for the ensuing year was fixed at 2
mills. Last year 1t was Is mills.
This levy will bring about $1OO OF
revenue and with the income from
other sources will probably be suf-
ficient for our needs.-Palisade Trlb-
me.
f. NJ. Burger expects to go to Chi
cago the 18th of the month. He has
hnxAs n miles in
cold storage there. and will investi-
gate their condition and superintend
their sale. He will also look after
fruit in cold storage belonging 10
other men In this section. Palisade
Tribune.
]. ]. Hampton has some two-year-
old peach trees that have made such
n remarkable growth that they are
the wonder of all who have not been
acquainted with the fertility and pro-
ducing power of the soil in this val
lev. Many of them are ten feet in
height and are ten feet in diameter
through the tops. Some OF the
branches of this years growth meas
ure eight feet. They will produce
a fine crop next year.-Palisade Trib-
une.
AT meeting of the gun club last
night at the Office of Il. n. Case many
of the details for the big shooting
tournament to be held in this city
on November 90 and so were worked
ont and the arrangements in general
we're discussed at length. A commit
Zee was appointed TO arrange the
program II was announced that
fine automatic shot gun had been
purchased for the prize in the indl-
vidual championship contest, me
committee that has been soliciting
prizes from the business men report
ed that over forty prizes. all hand
some were available, besides the
cup. the shot gun and about S2o
furnished by the club. thus making
up a splendid list of prizes ana
awards The meeting was an enthus-
iastic one. every gentleman present
EXPRESSED the opinion that the tour
nament would be the most suceessiul
ever held in this section of Colorado
DR.. G. r. Lindsay was elected mem
her of the club.
Within few days work viii start
on n new business block to cost not
less than $4,000. short time atter-
wards work will start on another new
business house which viii cost not
less than $4,000. One new plock, I
costing nearly $4,000 is almost
ready for occupancy, handsome lodge
huilding, erected at a cost OF Slb,-
600 is amout half completed, two
other business blocks, each costing
about $4,000. are in course OF cree
ion and will be completed within a
lew weeks. These structures are all
going up in the business portion oi
Grand Junction and a period OF eight
months will almost compass the start.
ing and completion of every one OF
these building representing an as-
sregate of nearly 100000. Just re
member that these are building I'M
,,,.o,,aments confined exclusively TO
ths business section of the city ana
they do not include new buildings
erected in this section during the
early months of the year of the many
remodeling or rebuilding improve
ments that have been made THESE
are lust a few facts that make the
citizen who rejoices In the
permanent and rapid growth OF Grand