The daily sentinel., 1906-07-10
Harness and axle oils. at Fred

Harness and axle oils. at Fred
Mantey's
The Knights of Pythias will put
on the third degree at their meeting
tomorrow night.
Chief McCook and several other
well known Indians are paying visit
to the city this week.
The Book Clif camp, Woodmen of
the World, met last night in regular
session. There We're no limitations.
( The Little Empire investment COM
pany can secure you bargains in fruit
lands and make you loans on good
security.
Miss Amy Davis and Miss Helen
Bunting will leave Sunday evening
for Denver to remain a week or ten
days with friends.
Chancellor Buchtel, of the Denver
University, delivered an address at
Bethel last night, and he was heard
by a large audience.
Bids for the contract TO improve
the city jail Will be received by the
city clerk up until tomorrow night.
There will be several bidders.
Among those who will leave on
the Elk special Sunday afternoon for
Denver will be Sheriff and Mrs. w.
G. Struthers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gal
lupe and Miss Mary Dean.
Frank Croman and Sid Henney. of
Aspen, in one forenoon's fishing at
Taylor creek. near Aspen, caught
fourteen trout which tipped the
scales at about fifty pounds.
There was a regular monthly meet
ing of the board of directors of the
Grand Junction Building and Savings
association last night at the Office of
the secretary, II. T. DeLong.
The funeral of Christian Jacobson,
step-father of Mrs. J. A. X. Crawford,
took place this afternoon at four o.
clock from the Crawford residence.
Interment in Orchard Mesa Genet
cry.
A message from Woodburn, Ore
gon states that Willie Cook, son of
w. S. Cook, formerly of the Plat
eau Valley, was killed a few DAYS
ago by a falling tree. The family
has many friends in the Plateau
country.
The Mesa Bowling alleys will
close down in a few days and will
not resume business until the heat
ed season is at an end Bowling is
not popular during the hot months
and all the leading alleys closed down
usually before July and August.
NJ DdBtI III Nnt Sldlt hlhdt
such decided advancement or made
SO many improvements in its serv-
ice within the same length of time
as the Pueblo Star-Journal. that
city's live and modern afternoon
daily The Star-Journal easily ranks
as one of the very best papers in the
state.
Manager Ferbrache of the Inde-
pendent Fruit Growers association
reports things in excellent shape in
his Offices and at the plant The force
has been organized for the seasons
work and shipments of peaches are
already being started east. 1t will
be a good year for the Independent
people.
Mrs. J. A. Moss left Saturday for
Oregon where she and Mr.. Moss, the
popular Rio Grande Western conduc-
tor. will reside in the future. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Moss
are sorry to have them leave Grani
Junction, no more popular railroad
than Jake Moss has made his head
quarters in this city.
The Salt Lake papers state that
the Elks of Salt Lake City are sore
on Denver declaring that there has
been an open violation of an agree
ment to the effect that the hotel rat
es of that city would not be raised
during the Ell1's convention week.
1t is asserted that the leading hotels
are asking exorbitant prices for ac-f
commodations.
Adrian Matlach who has been very |
i'll with typhoid fever for several |
weeks at his home on Third Fruit |
Ridge, is getting along as well as
could be expected and II is thought |
that he will soon begin to improve. |
Adrian is another of the members of |
the high school who has suffered |
from an attack of fever since the |
close of school.
The Colorado Springs Gazette had |
an account of the attempted suicide |
of Joe McGarvey of that city. 1t was
stated that the would be self-murder- |
er has brother in Grand Junction, |
George McGarvey in the Mesa county |
Jail awaiting trial on the charge of
criminal assault. The notice stated |
that George McGarvey was Colo |
RADIO Springs boy
The city council will meet in regu- |
lar session tomorrow evening. The
visit of the Plateau Valley Chamber
of Commerce directorate to confer
regarding the electric road the
mountain water proposition, the let
ting of the contract for remodel
ing of the city Jail and several other
matters will come up for attention
and will make the meeting busy
on int In