The daily sentinel., 1907-04-25

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Fresh vegetables and fruits at Patz
Brothers, $50 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. starty. of
Goldheld, Nevada. are visitors here
today.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Patz Brothers. $40 Main street,
Misses Pauline Shirley and Lizzie
/ Milhollen, both of Ouray are the
guests Of friends in the city.
China ware special Saturday. Your
choice IL cents each, at G. V. Store.
Patz Brothers. the grocers, at 500
Main street, make a speciality of
prompt delivery of groceries or meat
CAN up Junction $50 and place
trial order.
Ladies' Belts. purses. collars, hos
lery, handkerehiefs at the G. V.
The annual May day ball by the
members of the Women of Wood
craft is the next big social event of
any Importance.
No better stock of groceries or
meat can be found in Grand juno
tion than at Patz Brothers. $40 Main
street, Phone Junction $50.
Contracts for $4,000 tons of steel
rails to cost S4,2S4,0O for 1908 de-
| livery Will be awarded by the Penn
sylvania railway company, within
short time.
The carload Of Columbus buggies
recently received by c. P. McCary
is fast being sold and If you wish
one of these famous buggies you had
better call soon.
Choice candies at Is cents pound
at the G.. V. Store.
For a period extending over five or
six years the annual May Day ball
of the Women of Woodcraft has been
an event of great importance in the
social annals of this city. Secure
your tickets early.
No event of a social nature ever at
tracts any more attention than the
celebration of May Day by the ladies'
of the Women of Woodcraft, through
their annual ball.
Don't forget you have only four
more days left in which to buy dry
goods at cost and out of the best Sc
! lected stock in the city-The LaCoste
| Dry Goods company.
1t will be held at the Auditorium,
the annual MAY Day ball of the Wom-
orally looked forward to with the
very keenest pleasure. Don't miss
1t. but make arrangements to be in at
tendance.
The social session enjoyed last
night by the members of the local
lodge of knights of Pythias. was one
of the pleasantest the lodge has held
in long time. There was a large
attendance of the members and a
number of visiting brethren. Follow
ing the regular session delicious
luncheon was served in the banquet
room and then cards and other re-
freshments were enjoyed
We sell at the actual cost, no mark
ed up prices here for the next four
days-La Coste Dry Goods Company.
Only four more days to buy dry
goods at cost in Grand Junction-La
Coste Dry Goods company.
Charles r. Trobitz returned We'd
nesday night from Green River, Utah
where he put in fine plumbing and a
heating plant in the handsome resi-
dence of the cashier of the Green
River bank.
Rain tonight. Friday generally fair
slight temperature changes, Is the
forecast for western Colorado. The
maximum temperature in Grand
Junction yesterday was az degrees.
The minimum this morning was 40
degrees.
This morning a fine girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McNulty. Mo-
ther and little one getting along nice
ly. This is Mr. and Mrs. McNulty s
second daughter, and is new grand
daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Lutes
Yesteray Walter Wilhelmy, the
promoter of the de-naturated alcoho!
factory to be located here, secured
deeds to additional lots on South
Ninth street, where the factory VIII
he located Mr.. Wilhelmy now owns
lots one to ten and from 20 to ~
in block is and lots from to lG|
in Block 21, all located on or near
Ninth street.
Mrs. j. II. Gallupe will leave in the
course of two weeks for an extended
eastern visit with relatives ana
friends in Pittsburg, Pennsylva
her old home. She Will remain sew
eral months being Joined later by
Deputy County Clerk j. H. Gallppe,
who viii tender himself deserved
vacation visit to his native heath az
ter an absence OF twelve years. Mr.
Gallupe will time his visit so as TO be
present at the great grand lodge con-
yention to be held In the City, or
Brotherly Love in July of the antler-
ed tribe.
CITY Marshal O'Neil desires to
again give warning to all owners of
dogs in the city that the taxes MUST
be paid at once, tney. are now over
due. As a result Of failing, TO obey
fhIs order some people may find dogs
which they value higniy but on which
they have not paid the. small tax dead
as The ordinance provides that all un-
taxed dogs shall be killed Go to the
CITY treasurer's office and get re-
CENT for the tax and City Clerk Con-
lev VIII supply the necessary tag
-. ,,,,,1.fpf 10 bafng made by
II, mail carriers that they find the
mail boxes filled with sticks, stones
and other foreign matter, probably
placed there In spirit OF run Dg
vonng boys. These young Americans
do not realize that Uncle Sam places
Safeguards around all his property
that are inviolable and that TO despoll
anv property whatever belonging TO
the people. Is visited upon those who
either innocently or guilty. perform
sucb acts of mild vandalism, very
severely and without any respect TO
a. tnjfvidua1 whetner he be rich or