The daily sentinel., 1905-10-24

Frank wafsman, of Frutta. wac in
town yesterday
A. V. Craig. of Palisade, is in town
this afternoon.
o. E. Coleman. of Palisade. was
in town last night.
The trains last night and this
morning were all late.
The Odd Fellows meet this even
ing in regular session.
There was a heavy frost last night,
the heaviest of the fall.
Fred Mantey returned Sunday
from visit to his big ranch
NJ. r. Turner, of Narwood. is in
town on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Story, of An
dubon, Iowa, are in the city for a
visit with friends.
George A. Udall, of Eureka. Utah
a prominent citizen of that section
is visitor to the city today
I Supt. of Schools 2. B. Mcclure
left this morning for the Plateau val
/ ley TO visit the schools of that sec
ton.
There will be a meeeting of the
I gun club at DR.. Ramsey'G office this
evening at seven o'clock. d. Ram
sey president
The city council meets tomorrw
night in special session for the pur-
pose OF considering several matters
OF importance.
See Wyoming" tonight at the
Auditorium. A great play of wes-
/ tern life. Big company and car
load of special scenery.
The work of invoicing the stock
of j. NJ. Graham, bankrupt was COM
pleted esterday. The stock will be
sold at auction on October Goth.
The telephone communication with
/ Denver has been somewhat un-
satisfactory during the past three or
| four days owing to rains and SHOWS in
different sections of the state.
Those desiring to communicate
with the City marshal should tele-
/ phone Junction 10 and not Red 1872
! City Marshal Wallace's office is in the
I fire house not at the new city hall
ID. & X. G. Pullman service is the
best. One car is put onto train No.
I 6 at GAG pm. every night. Return
| ing from Denver on train No. 3. Re-
serve your berths at the depot. s.
I G.. Hum, agent.
Today Horace T. DeLong closed
a deal in which Erin A. Keene pur-
/ chases a tract of ten acres of raw
land in Pomona park from Fannie
j. Lamont and Marie Copeland. The
Just a few doors below the post
office you viii find Yves Flagg's
barber shop where the best of ser
vice is accorded every patron. Com
petent and courteous workmen and
modern appliances. Everything clean
and attractive.
The plans for the new business
house to be erected by j. W. Osborn
a. Sons, the grocers, are now being
prepared by ]. B. Boyer. the archi-
tect. The building will be of brick,
. 5 feet wide by S5 feet in length with
n full sized basement.
A company of twenty people will
present one of the greatest dramas
; of western life ever seen in the city
this evening at the Auditorium. Four
great acts and a half dozen great
scenes A high class attraction
: Don't miss wyoming"
You will have an opportunity to
visit the great state of Wyoming to-
night. The start on the journey will
be made about half past eight o.
clock while tickets are now selling at
Arthur's drug store. The start will
be made at the Auditorium.
The funeral of Mrs. William p
Shott took place this afternoon from
the Presbyterian church. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Weir
The church was filled with friends of
the deceased. The interment took
place at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
1t was a big force of men and
teams that started to work this morn
ing making the excavation for the
new business house of J. w Osborn
and Mowrey & Kline. the contrac-
tors, expect to have the concrete
foundations in within a very short
time
All the accounts of foot ball games
played by the Aggies of Fort Collins
the name of Lynn Kennedy. whose
home Is here in Grand Junction, is
mentioned as one of the star players
of that eleven, always doing good
work. His many friends viii be glad
to know he is doing such fine work
j. p. Boyer, the architect, Is pre-
pairing plans for n handsome and
modern eight-room residence for J.
w. Hottis of Palisade. The resi-
denee will be heated by steam and
contain complete plumbing fixtures.
and all modern improvements, max
ing it one of the handsomest homes
in the upper valley.
Tonight the great drama of west
ern life, supposed to be the superior
or Arizona, Martins Wyoming"
will be seen at the Auditorium. The
company is a big one and n great lot
of handsome scenery is carried for
Il
good sale of seats and the audience
will be a large sized one.
c. w. Haskell, city engineer, has
recently returned from trip of in
spection of n concrete dam, recently
constructed for the Cottonwood Lake
Reservoir company of Plateau valley
The trip took him to the sumit of the
Grand Mesa, Mr.. Haskell says tnat
when he left there were about
inches of snow on the mesa.
Not many people in the audience
at the opera house last night recog-
! nized in the little fellow that acted
as waterboy in the first act of the play
was the little son of Jesse Bedwell /
While the young man was called upon
TO say but a few words his easy move |
ments on the stage would have been /
creditable to boy who Travelled con [
stantly with the company.
I Yesterday afternoon the high .
school foot blll team contested with .
the Indian foot ball team on the /
I grounds at the Indian school The .
laurels went to the Indian boys the