The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-14

Z Tomorrow night the big Chamber of
Commerce meeting Don't miss it.
Mrs. Ben j Snyder continues to i'm
prove slowly and she is now out of
danger.
There was another pretty exciting
runaway Yesterday but no serious
damages We're the result.
Mrs. A. C., Newton is entertaining
another party of ladies informally this
afternoon at her home on East Main
street.
The Modern Woodmen gave atten-
ton to same matters of special i'm
portance last night at a meeting at
Ells hall.
The two young horses of Charles
T II. Arthur have not vet been located
though Mr. Arthur is keeping up a
dijigent search
The Grand Valley Ditch board met
yesterday in regular monthly session.
No business OF general interest to the
public was transacted.
The knights of Pythias meet to-
night in regular session at Masonic
han. There viii be much work which
will call for a lengthy session.
General and open meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
night at odd Fellows nall. An in
teresting program will be rendered.
There will be an important meet
ing of the board OF directors of the
county fair association on Saturday
at the office of Horace T. belong.
Tonight the city council meets in
regular session and there is much
business 10 be given attention. con
sequently the session will be
lengthy one.
The indications are that the old
time pastoral and temperance play.
Ten Nights in the Bar Room" will
be witnessed by a large audience at
the Auditorium this evening.
Attorney G. X. Harkenstine. OF
Buena Vista. is in the city again to-
day as the case in which he Is in
terested is to be called for trial in
the district court today of tomor-
row.
Yesterday afternoon the parade and
concert given by the Primrose min
strels attracted large crowd on Main
Street II was a fine looking com
pany of men and the band was first
class. rendering delightful music
A. c. Wells on yesterday tender
ed his resignation as member of the
Grand Valley Irrigation company
The resignation was accepted by the
board at its regular monthly meeting
Yesterday. but a successor to Mr.
Wells has not yet been elected.
The sixteen members of John f.
Stoves Ten Nights In a Rar Room"
company arrived in the city last night
and are guests al the the Western
hotel. The band of the company gave
a concert ON the streets today az
noon. A big audience will witness
the performance tonight
Yesterday four. cars containing a
large lot of farming implements.
household goods and several head of
lfvectock were unloaded near the end
unIoaded from a siding near the end
of Main street The goods belonged
to several Nebraska families who are
moving into the valley expecting 10
permanently reside here.
Mr. and Mrs George Whitney have
completed all arrangements for their
departure for Billings. Montana,
where they will make their home in
the future, and will probably leave
tomorrow or Friday The young
couple Will leave hosts Of warm
friends in the city and many wishes
for success will 20 with them 10 their
new home.
Among the several sensational acts
thai appear upon the extremely in
feresting program Of the William E
West big jubilee MINISTRIES. who will
provide an entertainment of extra
ordinary novel character at the Park
opera house. Friday. March lG, may
be mentioned the really astonishing
work done by Henry b. Hon with his
unsupported ladder Indeed, Mr..
Hon has won the admiration and res
pect for his invertive genius, as well
as by his daring. and in the princi-
nal European cities his act was re-
ceived with such enthusiasm as to
leave no doubt concerning its merits
as a feature. so far different from the
conventional kind as TO make II a
special feature The Hon number
however is but one of the several eX-
citing ones introduced in order TO
divide attention with the song and
music. which have always been
strong card with the West show