The daily sentinel., 1907-04-24

No. was two hours late this
Try a Banister at the Colorado
Shoe store. 431 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E, Leman, of Trini-
dad, are the guests of friends In
the city today.
and Lowe proprietors, Right shoes at
right prices.
Bone meal at three cents per pound
at Hilbert and Rettig't Leader gro
cery and market
]. c. Snow. o. H. Snow. II. 4. Nell
son. and A G. Williams. all citizens
of Somerset, are spending the day IN
the city.
Blood pudding and liver sausage
and in fact all kinds of sausage at
Hilbert and Rettig. the Leader gro
Gerry and market. We make our own
When you place your order for
groceries include loaf of Star Bak-
swiss. brick. limburger and Amer
ican cheese always on hand at Hill
bert and Rettig's. the Leader grocery
and market, 427 Main street.
During the coming warm months
large number of the housekeepers
will not undertake to bake bread and
they cannot find a better substitute
for home made bread than that made
bv the star nakery. sofa DE nearly
all the grocers in Grand Junction.
Do you use olive oil? II so you
should call at Hilbert and Rettig's at
427 Main street. and get a bottle of
the Sylmar oil, which is undoubtedly
the best olive oil sold today.
goods at cost In Grand Junction
LaCoste Dry Goods company.
e. p. Lippencott, representing Hen
drie & Boldthoff Pipe and Manufac-
Ia NfNttT
Regular meeting of the city coun-
ell this evening.
We sell at the actual cost no mark
ed up prices here for the next five
days-LaCoste Dry Goods company.
Mrs. Florence ID. Mahoney on Mon
day purchased four handsomely To-
Gated lots on North Seventh street,
from a Mr.. Smythe.
Mrs. Florence d. Mahoney and ba-
by left last night for Leadville to join
Mr.. Mahoney.
Don't forget you have only five
more days left to buy dry goods at
cost and out of the best selected
stock in the city.-The LaCoste Dry
Friends Of &. w. w. Smith. the
well known mail carrier between this
city and Montrose. learn with regret
that Mr.. Smith was unable to reach
the bedside of his dying father, at
the old home at Columbus. Kansas,
this city Saturday night but did not
reach Columbus until Monday morn
ing and found that his father had
nassed away on Sunday night. The
deceased, ]. A. Smith. was seventy
wears of age. His death was caused
by an attack of pneumonia. Mr.. G.
w. w. Smith will return to the city
in a few days.
turned home from his extended visit
to his grandfather who has been SER
iously i'll at the old home in Penn
sylvania. Last evening at Colorado
Springs Mr.. Weiser delivered the
annual address at the Appoloian ban
quet of the Colorado College alumni.
This Is an honor of no mean proper
tions and 1t is interesting to know
that the able young attorney has been
called upon for 3 consecutive years
to deliver this annual address before
the alumni of the college from which
he was graduated with high honors
some years ago. being chosen each
time from out of a large number OF
conferred upon the young gentleman
by his alumni Is a great one there is
no question but that Mr.. Weiser in
the. able and brilliant manner in
which he handles the addresses adds
honor to the office.
s. B. Hutchinson, the real estate
man, arrived home last night from
his trip to the country adjacent to
Price, Utah. Mr.. Hutchinson, c. B.
Rich, l. A. Moon, Mcconnell, Ell
lott, Gesberg. Talbert. Wickersham
and numerous other Grand Junction
citizens have made investments In
tracts of raw land In that country
which is soon to be brought under ir-
rigation by the means of big bitch
upon which work starts in the near
future. The land Is very rich, adapt
ed to apple and pear growing and
promises to grow in value. The var
ious tracts owned by Grand Junction
citizens lay not far from either Price
or wellington, Utah. There is no
question but what the land is valu-
able and the gentlemen are well pleas
ed with their investments.