The daily sentinel., 1905-03-03

J. Roth of Fruita is n visitor in
the city today.
No. was one hour and thirty
minutes late today.
District court convenes next Tues
day The docket is an immense one.
Money to loan on real estate or
ehattels. r. L. Magill, 533 Main st.
The Boston shoe store received a
large shipment of Hamilton & Brown
shoes today.
Work has begun on the the ice
cream parlors of the Bacon-Spalding
Candy Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Kitsmiller of
Cadillac, Mich, are the guests of
friends in the city.
An immense and handsome sign
was placed in position today by the
Independent meat market.
Big skating carnival tonight at
Turner hall. Costumes and masks
on display this afternoon at the hall
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending 6 pm. Saturday: Western
Colorado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday.
Earl w. Thomas, representing the
Phenix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn, is visitor to his agent, NJ. o.
Delaplain, today.
Special grand prizes for the most
graceful couple, the best lady fancy
skater, at the grand masque skating
carnival at the Auditorium, March
IA.
Tuesday, March IA, great masque
skating carnival at the Auditorium.
Elegant prizes, magnificent costumes,
fine music. reserved seats for specta-
tors.
Today a great many of the old
ties that were under the street car
tracks We're removed from Main
street by the street commissioner
force.
ply, the veteran actor, and his splen-
did company is being looked forward
to with joyful anticipation by the
patrons of the Park opera house.
Keep in mind the great masque
skating carnival at the Auditorium
rink Tuesday evening, March IA. The
greatest event of the kind ever held
in Grand Junction. Costumes on dis
play at the Auditorium on the morn
ing of the 9TH.
a magnificent line of costumes is
on display this afternoon at Turner
hall. The costumes are among the
best ever brought to the city. Select
yours and attend the carnival tonight
at the Turner hall. Admission, soc,
masked; spectators, 25c.
Out OF respect for the memory of
Michael Purcell. whose remains lay
at the Purcell home. across from the
Auditorium, the skating rink of the
Auditorium was closed this after
noon. The rink will be open this
evening. it being ladies' and gen
tlemen's night.
''The White Front is the name
Mr.. Loeffier has selected for his popu-
lar clothing house and tailoring es-
tablishment. The front of the build
ing has been painted in white, and
attracts attention from almost any
point along the Main street business
squares.
Last evening Mrs. William Down
ing entertained perhaps one hundred
ladies and gentlemen at a card So
cial given at her home on West Ute
avenue for the benefit of the Cath
Ollie church. Progressive high five
was played, there being ten or more
tables in the parlors of the home.
Miss Amelia Hawkins was awarded
the first prize in the card game. Later
in the evening delightful refresh
ments were served in a very pretty
manner. The party was one of the
most enjoyable socials given by the
ladies of the church in many months
and the attendance was even larger
than expected. The church. until the
last two years, made these card so
cials weekly features and they were
classed among the most delightful
of the social gatherings of the city.
The party last evening was success
in every way.
Florence Tribune: The Grand
Junction Sentinel last night pub
lished lengthy article in which it
maintains that Grand Junction
should be the headquarters for the
Uintah reservation location when
that reservation is opened to the pub
lie. 1t claims that Grand Junction
is the nearest town to the center of
the reservation and can be reached
from the center of the reservation
by a wagon ride of thirty-nine miles.
and railroad ride of seventy-three
miles: that from any other point
wagon route would have to be taken
of 100 miles or 1856 miles. Heber,
Utah. is 165 miles from the center
of the reservation, and Price, Utah,