The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-09

| creations are proving this.
| Fry & Welsh, the attorneys, have
moved their law Offices from the
4 Canon block to rooms 2S,29 and 80
in the new Fair block where they will
! be glad to see their friends.
Mirror plating. upholstering, and
4 furniture repairing of all kinds at the
Furniture hospital. 244 Colorado ave
nue.. Prices most reasonable. Orders
promptly filled. Telephone Red ell
When you want fresh fruits, de-
! licious pies and cakes, or most any
kind of dainties for the table the
Progress can supply you to your. ut
most satisfaction. Fresh bread daily
Mrs. Holland, the milliner, desires
10 announce to her friends that she is
now located at III North Fifth St.
in the room formerly occupied by
the Ladies Emporium, and is ready
for business.
The prizes to be given at the Red
mems masquerade ball Friday, De-
cember 18th are on exhibition in the
window of Arthur's drug store. These
prizes will ge given for the best rep
resentative costume.
Choice ten-acre tract within a quar-
ter of a mile of the city limits for only
$4,000, If sold before December 20.
Cash payment of only $500 balance
at eight per cent. See the Rich-H Hut
Crimson Realty company.
There are barber shops and barber
shops but Yves Flagg conducts one
of the most modern shops in this sec
ton of the state. Three good BARRIERS
the most modern appliances, conse-
quently the best service.
Mrs. Holland the milliner is now
located in the Grand Valley Nation
al hank building at III North Fifth
street. full. stylish stock of mil
linery goods is carried at all times.
Her friends are invited to call upon
her at her new location.
Frank Masons Windsor Cafe, reg
ular meals So cents, short orders at
any hour. Special winter rates. Com
mutation tickets $3.50 for $500.
Regular boarders. tickets twenty
meals for five dollars. Transient
three meals for s1.00. Frank Mason,
proprietor.
r.. B. Wilson has been reinstated as
clerk in the postoffice and H. w. Dan
iel is now night clerk Mr.. Wilson
held the position for several years
but resigned last summer in order
to go to another state. He return
ed to Grand Junction several weeks
ago and the patrons of the postoffice
will be glad of his reinstatement.
weeks the appointment of postmaster
dt Glenwood Springs will no doubt
he made. upon recommendation o.
Congressman Hogg. There are three
app cahts for the honor-W. r Ice
W. +. Kennedy and Ollie Thorson, al
though there is a rumor-source un-
known--that the latter is not in the
race and that either Lee or Kennedy
will get the coveted plum.-Rine
Reveille.
During the next ten days the stock
of mems and boys clothing of all
kinds, hats, caps, shoes, suits. under
wear, neckwear, etc, also travelling
bags, suit cases and other goods found
in an up-to-date clothing house, to
be found at Lyons & Son clothing
house at 1913 North Fourth street
will be closed out. C. C. O'Neil &
company, of Chicago, have taken
charge of the stock and will conduct
the closing sales beginning tomorrow
with big opening. Take look at
the goods,
Last night at the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce the matter of
securing better telephone service for
Grand Junction was discussed and IL
was decided to take the question up
with the railroad company. As 1t is
in Grand Junction It is practically
without night service. If being almost
impossible to get private messages
out of here after an early hour in the
evening or to get one in here during
the night hours. A town of this size
deserves and should have better SER
vice and IL is to be hoped that some
thing can be done.
]. II. Chalmers entertained party
of thirteen friends last evening in n |
very pleasant manner. He took them |
for visit to the sugar factory where |
they were shown through every de-
partment and then on their return |
to the city they visited the electric |
light plant. Late in the evening they
repaired to Spaulding's Candy Kit
chen where refreshments were serv-
ed. Mr.. Chalmer proved royal
host. Those in the party were Misses
Cora and Mabel Nesbitt. Misses Flor
ence and Alice Carnahan, Miss Clar-
ice and Lottie Hibbs, Miss Elsie Ar
ney, Miss Helen Braun, Misses Pearl /
and Velma Bogue, Earl Barnes. Jas
per Bogue and j. II. Chalmer.
The ever interesting ION the
Bridge at Midnight" is coming and L
the famous drama with its realistic
lift bridge and elaborate river view /
with passing steamer, will undoubted-
~ take proper place among the most II
successful attractions here this sea-
son. Klimt and Gazzolo have pro-
viding company which judging fro~.
the praise received is more than able
10 deliver the entire strength and ex-
cellence of this play The big hits
Of the cast of characters. Germany
and Reddy. are in the hands of two
widely known comedians and laugh
Ter should abound. The plot of this
drama, in which the blind mother
eeks her stolen child. offers many un-
usual scenes and the story has an
absorbing interest that would make
he play success without the cele-
)rated reproduction of the engineer