The daily sentinel., 1906-07-17


Why because you get your moneys
worth.
Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
ber of commerce was in Palisade this
morning.
Aubrey Moore, of Love Locks. Ne
vada, prominent cattleman of that
section is visitor today.
Coor's celebrated golden beer, qts.
per dozen $3.50; pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason are
among the Grand Junction people
spending the week in Denver.
Rev Becker and family and Prof.
| Young and family started this morn
i ing on their trip to Mesa Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Primrose are
members of the Grand Junction
crowd in Denver this week. They
left Sunday night.
Mayor Pro Tenn O'Boyle did not
go to Denver Sunday night as the
Sentinel was informed by one of the
city officials yesterday.
Get our figures on your plumbing
Jobs Everything up to date all
work guaranteed.-Lewis & Sallee.
I124N. 5th street, Phone 1851 red.
Mr.. L. e. Kane, of the sugar fac
tory left this morning for an extend
ed trim east He will visit his old home
| in New Jersey and also New York.
Dining car service now in opera
tion on Colorado Midland daylight
trains No and 5. Both trains
carry Pullman observation sleepers
and reclining chair cars.
Telephone message from members
of the Grand Junction delegation of
DllSs indicate that the local members
of the antlered herd are having a
fsr.aat firna IN tho "a initial pftN
The Reviewers club is meet
ing this afternoon with Mrs. Emma
Wadsworth at her home on Gunni-
son avenue and Fifth street. An i'm
promptu program is being carried
out.
The maximum temperature yes
day was 80 degrees, the minimum
was 90 degrees. The forecast for
Colorado states that it will be fair
tonight and Wednesday partly
cloudy.
The Boston Bloomer Girls, a base
ball aggregation, has written to To-
cal sports asking for a game in this
city in the near future. 1t is prob
able that the date will be given.
Having been in the steam and hot
water heating business for anumber
of years. We are able to give you
plant that will satisfy you. Call
and see us at 124 n. Fifth street
Lewis e Sallee. Phone 1851 red.
In Sundays issue of the Denver
News the photograph of Mrs. VIII |
G. Struthers of this city appeared in
a group of ladies who constitute the |
reception committee that will well
come the lady visitors to Denver.
Guy U. Hardy. editor of the Canon
City Record, announces that he viii |
start this week the publication Of
'"The Daily Record" Canon City |
ought to support a good live daily |
and that is the kind Mr.. Hardy will |
give the city.
The Denver and Rio Grande pay
car arrived in the city yesterday af
ternoon and many thousands of dol
lars were distributed among the rail
road boys whose headquarters are in
Grand Junction. The annual pay
roll checked of in this city each
month calls for about 100000.
Mai. Whorten, one of the night po-
lice officers, returned yesterday from
a pleasant two weeks visit with his
brother at Yeates Center, Kansas,
ana was on duty again last nighr.
Mai. Whorten says that he did some
tall boosting for Grand Junction and
tue valley during Hfs absence
Perhaps the ablest street evangel-
list that has ever appeared in the
city is one of the young Mormon mis-
sionaries who has been delivering ad-
dresses on the street each evening
for the past week. He possesses a
voice of remarkable strength and
beauty and Is highly educated. He
has attracted much attention.
This morning the annual march
of the 29th infantry and the 5th
cavalry. from Pueblo to Fort Russell
iT Wyoming was inaugurated. The
a9th passed through Grand June
tion en- route from Fort Douglass
Saturday morning as announced in
the Sentinel. The soldiers who are
making the march number nearly
500 and are under the command of
Col. LoclShart, of Fort Douglass.
Ben Ferguson, the genial adver-
tising agent and promoter of the
Southern Carnival company. is rapid
ly making 1t known throughout the
city and valley that the big group
of attractions will be in Grand June
tion all next week He is a firm be-
lever in advertising and knows well
how to use printers ink and bill
boards so that he gets the best re-
turns. The gentleman has made
many friends in the city and his gen
ial personality in itself makes many
friends for the carnival.