The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-11

. Christmas will be merry. If you
go to the G. V. Store
Trobitz, the plumber, 122 n. Fifth
street Phone Red 1912.
Mothers! Remember your child
rem are welcome at the G. V. Store.
Weak or dilapidated chairs are
made as good as new at the Furni-
ture hospital, 244 Colorado avenue
Let Barton & Plat do you'd trans
fer work and heavy hauling of all
kinds. Rates reasonable. Good ser
vice. Prompt attention to all orders.
house.
1t is expected that between six
hundred and eight hundred sugar
beet growers will visit Grand juno
tion Saturday as the guests of the
sugar company.
Trobitz. the plumber. does first
class work at reasonable prices. He
is located at 122 North Fifth street.
Telephone Red 1872. He guaran-
tees satisfactory work.
Ring Mesa 105 when you want
horse. single team, a double team
and carriage or heavy wagon. Bar
ton G. Plat can fill any of these
wants to your satisfaction.
1t is becoming more widely known
that Spaulding is the only profess
sional fancy ice cream maker be-
tween Pueblo and Salt Lake and his
creations are proving this.
Fry & Welsh, the attorneys, have
moved their law offices from the
Canon block to rooms 2S,29 and so
in the new Fair block where they will
be glad to see their friends.
Mirror plating, upholstering. and
furniture repairing of all kinds at the
Furniture hospital, 244 Colorado ave
nue. Prices most reasonable. Orders
promptly filled. Telephone Red GIL.
When you want fresh fruits, de-
lcious 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.
Il Letters received by friends of Rev.
F. F. Walters, formerly pastor of the
| Christian church of this city, state
that he and his family are comfort
ably located at their new home at
Neosho, Mo.
\ Choice ten-acre tract within quar-
ter of mile of the city limits for only
$4,000. IL sold before December 20.
Cash payment of only $500 balance
at eight per cent. See the Rich-Hut-
Crimson Realty company.
Il There are barber shops and barber
shops but Yves Flagg conducts one
of the most modern shops in this sec
tion of the state. Three good BARRIERS
the most modern appliances, conse-
| quently the best service.
Have you forgotten that on New
Years night at the Auditorium the
boys of the fire department will give
their annual ball 1t will be one OF
the biggest and merriest hops ever
given at the Auditorium. Secure your
tickets early.
Frank Masons Windsor Cafe, reg
ular meals IS 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.
There has been large sale of seats
for the play at the Auditorium to-
morrow night. ION the Bridge at
Midnight is said to be very fine
production, the scenic effects being
really marvellous. The company play
ed to big houses in Salt Lake City last
week. Manager Boyer heartily recon-
mends the attraction TO his patrons.
Yesterday morning and evening
large congregations were out at the
Christian church to hear Rev. Fred
erick Grimes. the newly chosen pas
tor of the church. The congregations
were highly pleased with the young
minister. he easily demonstrating that
he is q minister of more than ordi
nary ability. and an excellent and en-
tertaining speaker. Rev. Grimes bids
fair to prove a most popular and sue
cessftil pastor.
In Saturdays issue a typographical
error made by us saying that the mat
ter of securing better telephone SER
vice for this city was discussed at the
Friday night meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce. This should have read
better telegraphic service" Grand
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right and excellent night service as
well as satisfactory day service is
given. 1t is better telegraphic ser
vice that the Chamber of Commerce
is after
! Secretary Aupperle, of the Cham
Der of Commerce received a letter
this morning from the secretary of
the state horticultural board stating
that the State Annual Horticultural
convention will.be held at the state
capital in Denver and that it had been
decided to offer cash prizes for the
best displays of the best five CONNER
cial varieties of winter apples. The
fruit growers of the Grand valley are
urged to make displays. If proper
interest is taken and good exhibits
selected this section should easily Sc
cure a portion of the prizes.
Notices have been sent to all rails
ers of sugar beets in this and adj
joining states asking for expressions
of opinion in regard to holding a con-
vention. From the favorable ma
ture of the replies it is prob
able nature of the replies it is prob
able that the convention of all those
Interested in the beet sugar industry
will be called to meet in Denver in
the near future. January l6 will
\ probably be the date. Many things
of vital interest to the industry have
come up recently. and not the least
is the proposed removal of the tariff
from Philippine islands. sugar.-Den-
yer News.
Sunday a week ago Supt. Vedder of
the city water works, with several as
sistants, put in new pistons and plug
ers ON one side of the big pump at
the water works and yesterday the |
old pistons and plungers on the other
side of the pump were removed and |
new ones put in place. During the |
summer the one set of plungers which