The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-11-25
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No. was two hours late this
The Eagles met last night in regu.
lar session
Daniel Bradbury, of Whitewater, is
in the city this afternoon.
The weather forecast for this sec.
ton is fair tonight and Sunday.
Roast duck, sweet potatoes and
celery at the Windsor Cafe tomorrow
from five until eight o'clock.
Slow progress is being made on the
new Odd Fellows hall owing to the
delay in the arrival of materials.
The closing out sale of the Peo-
pies store continues to draw the
bargain hunters in large numbers.
The roof of the large portion of the
new depot is being placed in position
and the brick work is about COM
pleted.
The next attraction at the Auditor
ium will be the Bettner Dramatic
company on Friday evening, Decem-
Der LIST.
Mr. LeCiare and son who were in
! jured in a runaway accident Tues
| day night, have about recovered from
the effects of the accident.
The football game scheduled TO
take place this afternoon between
Fruita and the Grand Junction high
school teams was called on yester-
day.
Since the completion of the exca-
walton nothing has been done on the
new Reed block but active building
operations will start within a few
days.
Roast duck, sweet potatoes and
celery tomorrow at the Windsor Cafe
from five until eight o'clock.
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accompanied by Mrs. Clark will
20 to Denver tomorrow evening for
short visit.
The Kippe household goods will be
sold at auction on Wednesday, No
vember goth at one O'Clock on the
space on Colorado avenue between
4th ind 9Th streets.
The Kippe household goods will be
sold at auction on Wednesday. No
vember 20 at one o'clock on the va
cant space on Colorado avenue be-
tween 4th and 9TH streets.
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Presbyterian church
on Thanksgiving day. Rev. James
church will deliver the sermon.
C. e. Steyn, of the Grand Junction
Construction company. returned to
Denver Thursday after spending sew
eral days here looking after matters
pertaining to the electric railway.
A large crowd is attending the sue
ton sale being conducted this after
noon by Broemser and Longshore.
owners of the Graham stock of cloth
ing. The auction win continue this
evening.
Yesterday afternoon a large num-
Der of the members of the Grand Val
ley Gun club participated in shoot
at the grounds on North Fifth street.
More interest than usual has been
taken in the shoots lately owing to-
the approaching tournament.
There has been a large sale of seats
for, "Under Southern Skies" and
this strong and beautiful play Of
southern life will be witnessed by n
big audience. The attraction is of
the very highest class and will prove
one of the prettiest productions seen
on the local stage this season.
NJ. j. Walsh and family may leave
within short time for California
either to spend the winter or TO re-
main there permanently. The condi-
ton of Mrs. Walsh's health makes the
change necessary II is to be hoped
that Mr.. Walsh will not decide to per-
manently remove from Grand June
ton as he is one of the city's most
substantial citizens and business men.
On Thanksgiving day two big foot
ball games will take place at the fair
grounds in this city. Arrangements
were completed yesterday for game
between the heavy team of the Grand
Junction Athletic club and the heavy
team of Leadville, and on the same
afternoon the local high school team
will meet the Aspen high school
team. Two first class games are
guaranteed. A big attendance is as
sured.
The editor OF the Grand Junction
News seems to be very much wor-
ried, fearing that Mr.. Hearst may be
come mayor of New York city. Just
why a Republican in Colorado should
lose sleep over fight between two
Democrats over two thousand or more
miles away passeth understanding
And among newspaper men, at least,
the News gains no respect by its con
tinued utilization of the Sentinel
and it's owner, the mayor OF Grand
Junction.-Rifie Reville.
Last night about twenty members
of the local Baptist Young People s.
Union went to Palisade to spend an
evening with the Baptist Union at
that place. The party went up on
the early evening train and return
ed at Midnight. Inc hheeAihb No' "
very enjoyable one. A short program
was rendered and then light refresh
ments were served. The Palisade
Young people made the visit of the
Grand Junction ladies and gentle
men as pleasant an occasion as pos
sible.
have recently had a very novel ex-
perience in winter watermelons. ON
their ranch in Colorado they grew
some late watermelons and Few
DAYS ago they shipped car OF these
melons to Rea & Hatfield, New YORK,
and al last accounts they were moving
nicely at so and rs cents. The winter
melon is an experiment with TINS
firm Just now and If 1t proves sue
cessful a part of the ranch Will be de-
voted to the late watermelon Geo:
n. MIddendorf. Jr, has a bunch OF
several thousand boxes of line Colo
RADIO apples which he grew on his own
ranch and which he il selling here;
He has about a thousand cars OF
Ganos. Winesaps and Jonathans ana
about 200 Black Twigs and about
500 Imperials The stock Is very
"a 10 calling well Kansas