The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-07

Get your tickets for "A Deserte,
Bride" Thursday night at the Audi
torium
A. c. Newton returned home toda'
from Denver after a short visit t,
the capital city.
Mr. and Mrs b. Taeque. of Tellu
ride, are visitors in the city enrout'
home from the west
Mr.. Il. II. Sims, the popular travel
ing man. comes in tonight TO remain
over Sunday at his home
Settlement is made on application
with all premium winners who take
stock In part payment Those who
desire all cash must wait for settle
ment for few weeks yet.
The telephone lines between here
and Denver are in bad shape today as
a resurt OF the heavy rains and SHOWS
Telephone communication between
Grand Junction and Denver was prac-
tically cut of the greater part of the
day.
German Evangelical: Corner of
| Sth and Colorado avenue. Sunday
school at 9:i5; service at 1915. Sub
iect: "Simon of Cyrene Carrying the
| Cross of Christ There will be a
special service on Good Friday at
the regular hour.
/ II Is uAAuiNAOOu TINT liliGe HitliiDtIS
Of the BARRIERS bowling team. Messrs
Clary. Boone and Johnson. have is
sued challnge 10 three members
of the printers bowling team, Messrs.
Merrill, Jay and Baily. The game
viii be rolled on Thursday night of
next week.
The work of stringing the electric
wire line 10 the new orchard of the
Home Loan * lnvestemnt company
northeast of the city will be complet-
ed by Monday. The light company
viii furnish power for the new cleo
tric pumping plant an extended not
ice OF which we gave few days ago
Neater, cleaner table linen will set
of your table as nothing else can.
We believe we can make Il worth
your while to give MS all this work
TO do. we not only do It much better
but we can quote you rates on large
amounts that will interest you and
viii show you an actual saving. Call
Phone Junction 17G, the Excelsior
laundry company.
Mrs. Daniel A. Brown and daugh-
ter. Miss Cecil Brown, OF Panora. Ia, |
and Mr.. Ed Sandals, of Des ,Moines. |
la, arrived in the city last night on
No. 3 and are guests at the home of
Mrs. Browns son. Mr.. T. J. Brown. |
Mr.. Sandals is a brother-in-law of Mr. |
T. J. Brown who is employed ms
linotype operator on the other daily. |
Mr.. Sandals will make only a short
stay in the city while the other visi- |
tors will make an extended visit.
Again today several people who
were due premiums from the county |
fair association called on Secretary
Chapman and announced that they
were willing to take stock in part
payment for the premiums and the re-
mainder in cash. Such action as this |
will make il much easier for the of |
ncials of the organization to settle |
up the outstanding indebtedness and |
the premium holders lose nothing by |
such a settlement for the fair stock /
is valuable and viii grow in value as
time passes.
Notwithstanding the rain n big
congregation was at the Methodist I
church last evening to hear Miss
Greenwood's address upon "The
Home" IL was a powerful and re-
markable address one which carried /
a message for every member of the
audience. Wholesome, entertainingl
and thoughtful it was declared by
many the finest address of Miss
series of addresses. The
service last night was the last of the
series. large audience has been
out on each occasion and the able
lady evangelist's visit was a pleasure
to hundreds.
Although in the fourth season. "a
Deserted Bride" has been witnessed
by larger audiences than any other
melodrama written in previous years
II appeals to every class of theatre
goer from the boy in the gallery to
the mother of the family-to sweet
hearts and sisters, and the father who
loves his home. Yet, even with all it's
powers of entertaining. the manage
ment has not been satisfied to stop
at that, Every detail in regard TO
scenes and situations. properties and /
mechanical devices to make n perfect
performance here have been especial
~ attended to. This play will be
seen at the Auditorium on Thursday |
night, April u.
People are going wild over the
newly discovered gold fields near /
Goldhcld. Nevada. A dispatch from |
Las Vegas. Nevada. says that James /
Brown returned Wednesday from the
new gold field twenty-five miles east
of Las Vegas, enthusiastic over the
great showings. He pronounced the
new field MS more promising than the
early discoveries of Goldleld and
Bullfrog and prophesies future that !
viii equal the best discoveries of Ne !
Nada. This opinion Is concurred !
IN by every practical miner and old |
timer of Nevada who has visited the /
field. The naturalization is extern
siye, The veines are assures. There |
are many OF these, all giving good |
values. The principal discovery is |
that of the Cattlin brothers. giving /
ASSAYS of $3.50 to s2,460 per ton ON
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