The daily sentinel., 1905-11-10

Mrs. John Mast of Aspen, is the
guest of friends in the city.
W. W. Dlckenson. of Colorado Spgs.
is in town today on a business trip.
J. b. Malone, of Rifle. prominent
business man of that town. is here to-
day.
We are agents for the San Fran
cisco Examiner Post once Book
Store
Now is the time to bring your sub
scriptions to the Post Office Book
store.
Second section of No. came in
this morning about half past eight
X. G. Hall. prominent ranchman
of the Snipes community, is in town
today.
John T. Thomas. of Delta, and ].
e. Adams. of Hotehkiss. are visitors
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mra. a. II. Denman, of
Hastings. Nebraska. are in the city
for a Sisit with friends
Roller rink. Turner hall. Good
time. Skates furnished. All for 25
oents on Saturday night.
TSe Woodmen of the World met at
1. o. o f. hall last night and acted
on several new applications.
A number of members of the Gun
club are out at thir grounds on North
Fifth street this afternoon enjoying
a shoot.
The city council meets this
evening in adjourned session for the
purpose of giving attention TO un-
finished business.
For results advertise in the want"
column of the Daily Sentinel. An
expenditure of few cents may bring
you handsome profits.
Eoraragf for Nauf af-u Ho1orodo
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver. for Sc hours ending G
pm. Fair tonight and Saturday.
A large. excellent floor and good
roller skates will be found at Turner
hall Saturday evening for ladies and
gentlemen. Admission 25 cents
w. A. Nessho, of Brooking South
Dakota, was an arrival last night.
He has a number of friends-among the
former Dakota people in the valley.
II. ]. Teller has had plans drawn
for a handsome residence to be erect
ed on the corner of Fourth street and
Chipeta avenue. The excavation work
will start next week.
Last evening Mrs \. r. Cullen en-
tertained the members of St. Mat
thew's church at her home on Ouray
avenue. Many pleasant features
made up an enjoyable evening.
With a foot ball game between the
high school eleven and some outside
team. the big gun shoot. the ball at
the Auditorium and several other at
fractions Thanksgiving promises to
be lively day in Grand Junction this
year.
Because fifty members of the
Woodmen of tn World and Odd Eel
lows lodges in Longmont were will
ing to sacrifice one square inch of
skin each. Robert Creel. who was SER
iously burned in gasoline explos-
ion will recover.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in regu-
lar session. Messrs. Baxter and Nit
chell, Representatives of the Uintah
railroad are expected to meet with
the directors and confer upon mat
ters pertaining to the proposed high
line canal. There should be full at
tendance of the board.
No theatrical attractions are book
ed for either the local houses for the
next week but number of attractions
are promised for the last two weeks of
the month. "Uncle Josh Spiceby" is
the next attraction at the Park while
"At the Old Cross Roads" Will soon
be seen at the Auditorium. Three
of the best offerings of the season
D VIII bt 1hhtl sohltHs ne
Marriage of Kitty" and the Kilties
band. will he seen at the Park opera
house with the next few weeks.
On the evening of Monday, No
vember 9Th Damon's New Orleans
Colored Students, will give con
cert at the Congregational church
This organization is declared by many
to be the best colored concert com
pany on the road and the splendid
vocal and instrumental programs
have never failed to please. The COM
pany consists of three men and three
women. every one a highly talented
musician Damons Students have
been touring the country for several
years.
The work of securing the prizes
for the big Western Slope Shooting
tournament, to take place in this city
on November 29th and 30th- has been
very successful. There will be big
array of prizes to induce marksmen
from the various towns and cities of
western Colorado to visit Grand juno
tion and participate in the shoot. The
business men will give individual
prizes while the club will offer a
number of very handsome team and
other prizes. The Grand Valley Gun
club proposes to make the event one
long to be remembered by all who
take part, and royal good time is
guaranteed all visiting marksmen.
The people of Fremont county like
the people of Mesa county are feel
ing good in contemplation of the
enormous apple crop raised and har-
vested this year. dispatch from
Canon City states that 'the bulk of
one of the most phenominal apple
crops ever produced here has been
picked and shipped. Already 500 /
cars aggregating nearly 25O.O00 boxes .
have been shipped to outside points .
Probably 100 car loads yet remain /
for shipment The prices realized by
the growers range from 81 to So
a box. The total value of the crop
this year will not fall much short of
$500, 900. The demand has been
great and the flavor and color of the
fruit has never been better. So great
has been the anxiety of the raisers
TO get the crop harvested that every
available man and boy in the com
munity has been pressed into service
and even women and girls have gone