The daily sentinel., 1905-11-17

or tarm properly. ADDRESS +. y. BOX
296.
Many additional applications for
membership were received today by
the Chamber of Commerce.
I Nearly eight hundred pupils are
enrolled at the University of Colo
RADIO. at Boulder, this year.
NJ. p. Walker yesterday purchased
from Il. A. Yelton a fine yearling
Swiss bull. Consideration S1O0.
The reliable plumber, Trobitz. has
his offices and shops at 122 North
Fifth street, Telephone Red 1912.
The brick work on the new depot
will be completed about December 5,
unless there is an unexpected delay.
The Women of Woodcraft met last
night in regular session. There was
large attendance and much bust
ness.
Don't fail to call up Trobitz when
in neel of anything in the plumbing
line. He is now located at 1872 n.
Fifth street.
The dance of the Mesa club this
evening at the Auditorium will be
one of the happiest social functions
of the month.
Tic directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in regu-
lar session. A full attendance of the
board is.desired.
! 1T the IdlT
grounds the high school boys play the
Indian foot ball team. A good game
i is Admission 25 cents.
j. w. Brown. a prominent lumber
man of Denve {, is in town today and
will participate in the organization of
the Hoo Hoo lodge tomorrow after
noon.
There is no doubt that big crowd
will see the game Sunday between
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ball team and the Aspen eleven, at the
fair grounds.
The gun club shoot this afternoon
was participated in by a large num-
ber of marksmen who will try their
luck in the big tournament to be
pulled off here.
A 100000 club is being organized
in Pueblo which has for its object the
increasing of the population of the
'Pittsburg of the west" to 100000
by the year 1910.
Il. A. Yelton who clerked n sale on
Fruit Ridge Wednesday reports the
sale amounting to 600 and only
$50 of this amount being on time.
This speaks well for the prosperity of
the Grand valley.
The humane society of Denver on
Wednesday swore out warrant
against J. Fred Roberts, well
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him with driving horse that was not
fit to be in the harness.
The once prosperous mining camp
of Caribou which at one time con-
tanned 1000 residents. but which has
recently dwindled down to less than
100 was completely destroyed by fire
Wednesday, the loss being over s25,-
900.
Last night the ladies of the Bap-
tist church served supper to large
number of people at the home of Mrs
W. T. Goslin on Ouray avenue, and a
neat sum was realized for church pur
poses.
This evening the members and
friends of the Epworth League will
enjoy social in the pa-.orf OF the
Methodist church. An interesting
program will be rendered and re-
freshments will be served.
See Your Uncle Josh Spruceby"
Monday night at the opera house.
The husking bee. the great saw mill
scene and many other fine features.
making up one of the most interesting
rural plays on the stage today. Seats
now selling.
Tomorrow afternoon the stock
I holders of the Mesa county fair as
sociation meet for the purpose of
hearing the reports of the various
committees. Plans to meet the in
debtedness will be submitted and de-
cided upon.
William Bartz, of Rush Center.
/ Kansas, a nephew of Charles Beye.
the railroad man. arrived in the city
yesterday and will spend the winter
in Colorado visiting with Mr.. Beye
and family and other relatives in the
Plateau valley.
Section of the Woman's Union
of the Christian church will conduct
a cooked food sale at the Crown Fur
niture company's store the day before
Thanksgiving, Wednesday afternoon,
II November 29th. Get your baking for
Thanksgiving dinner there.
/ George Maryland Lockhart, the
nine-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Lockhart, of Palisade, died
1 Wednesday night after a three days
Illness of pneumonia. Undertaken
Gourley took charge of the remains
and the interment took place yes
terday at Palisade.
| Everybody who enjoys good sport
should see the football game Sunday
between the team of the Grand June
ton Athletic club and the Aspen
/ eleven, two of the strongest teams in
the state, and the game Sunday prom
ises to be the best foot ball game
seen in Grand Junction in years.
A rate of $500 for the round
trip from Aspen to Grand junction
has been made by the Colorado Mid
land for Sunday on account of the
football game between Aspen and
Grand Junction. 1t is expected that
quite a number of Aspen people Will
accompany the team to this city.
The citizens of Greeley will vote
at special election upon the PROPOSE
ton of issuing s350.000 in bonds
for the construction of new water
system to carry mountain water from
the Poudre canon above FIT. Collins
to Greeley. At the spring election
$3.50, 900 was voted for this purpose
but experts find that this amount is /
entirely Inadequate and another is
sue must be made.
Wednesday was pay day at the FIT.
Collins sugar factory and checks ag-
gregating $4,000 were drawn for
the October delivery of sugar beets
exclusive of freight charges. The De
cember payment for beets delivered
in November will largely exceed the