Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-11-18
NO /.
THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE.
Gaily Tripped at the Opening Of Kiaus'
Hall Last Evening.
Delightful Time Participated III by 4
Large and Brilliant Company.
First Class Music, a Royal Banguet and
the Finest Hall in the
Great Northwest.

Great Northwest.
Another event Of ltnusualimportanec 10 Il
the Northwest was marked upon the his
| tory OF jamestown last evening in the
| grand opening ofstiie new public ball re- VI
Gently built by Mr.. Anton Klaus. Citizens
and strangers testified to their interest in
his enterprise by attending, i'll l;trge mum NJ
| bers, tho ball and banquet given upon
that occasion, and they were not disap-
pointed III finding the hall q paragon Of
| excellence, neatness and architectural
skill. The arrangements, too, for taking
care Of the guests were under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Anton klaus, ,Ir.,aiid lie
fully proved his capacity for making such
al affair success He selected tic COM
mittees with excellent Judgment aud they
performed their duties III a mannei,IiighIy
satisfactory to all concerned. The dan
GERS began to arrive soon after O'clock
and the gay company that graced the
ball have every reason tofeel pleased with
the care taken of them. Their eXpeci;,-
ton Of having an enjoyable time were
more than realized and they are justly
proud Of the hall in which they had such
a pleasant time. Tie large chandeliers
were all lit up, the dancing floor. was sii-
perb and the music furnished by tle ex-
ccllent band (Stone & Amne's, of Fargo,
was all that could be desired. The band
appeared in splendid uniform and 10 en-
ctr
ovcrthc polished floor. Tile programme
embraced twcnty-four numbers which,
with some half dozen extras were all
danced.
TIE PROGRAMME.
I l-'Amcrican Exposition, $50 d. M,
Watn,milver d,lji Meddjina. i'Ff,s'f ut
Lanccrs-. Light Artillery, .. ,stilull
9 2nadrie,--" F!eurs Aimees, NiilaG
Portland Fancy Medley Moore Moore
Walt1--"sounds :. from the Norii,' strauss
10 Qnadrilie--"one Hundred Years Ago, LataiIu
y y ssh"tnehedttle pasal
SUPPER, IL P M,
13 Qnadrille, ,-"McGinnis Guards,''.. BHanalr
II Schottische- Always Happy. Fred Ammo
y Virginia Reel,-.Jainestowi. Delight.
16 acknowledgements, Ladies' Cnoica;
Z Lamcicrs,-"Grand Duke, .saliia
IS Poki-.' Drunmer's Cali, ZikofT
10 Quadrille .'Natty I'umpo, .......... Gatjn
20 Maltz-"O! How Sweet Strauss
suaF HWshii:. Year oMea1ai .,'st
= = Sch, hottlscle-Men,o ,Ts con l sol
"a Dan Iucker-''Good Night,
HOME, SWEET HOME.
AS the banquet hour apppoachcd il was
found that the guests more than outillni-
bered tho seating capacity of the long ta-
bles that were loaded with tasty viands al
the Dakota House, so the old folks were
requested to proceed first 10 the feast,
which they did al 1880 p. IN. The band
divided up, one half going to supper and
the other half obligingly remained and
kept tie young folks busy dancing until
the tables were ready for the last, but not
least, half of the company.
Among those present we noticed III
q. Dodge and Miss Florence Barnes. JcT
Smith and daughter, 3. ". Fuller, ). A.
Dole, M S, Maltby and wife, Davll Cul;-
tin and wife, i. Elmer and wife, Nn,.
Goodrich and wife, ". w. Bill and wife
aud Miss Miseman, Il. DuBuisson, Geo.
Vennum and Miss Mary Elliott, X Stein
" ~.
leher and wife, Rube Nilsiow, i. /.
Brown, Chas. Hutchinson, Ben Russell
and Miss Nellie and Belle sohWellcnbael,
Mr. Fox, L. 5. Wadswortis and Miss Mia
nic Lyon, Wm. Spangonbcrg and Miss
Hendricks, III. Scan,an and the Misses
Dunn, u. +. Wells and wife and 5lrs.
John Nichols, w. w Dudley and wife.
Isaac stauiIer, H. ". Doolittle and Miss
Maggie Elliott, Edward FanDusen, Mike
Murphy and hiss Maguane, + r. Judiins
and Miss Matte Ferguson and Mrs Wi
ard, q. s. Hall, Joe ID. Mills and wife,
W. Z. Campbell and Miss J ennie and Nel-
lie Thorold, j Il. Ninsow aud wife, e..
Z. Wallace and sisters, Il. S. Reeves and
wife, Wm. G. White, Marshall Mcclure
and wife, Peter Aubertin af.,s i've ladies',
Anton Klaus Jr., anl Miss Lizzie 6,,lli-
van, Anton hlaRs and wife and Mrs.
Pierce, IL, j. OFT and Wife and Master
and Miss OFT.
Mr. j J. Flint superintendent tic gus
economical exercises and judging from The.
praises bestowed upon the oysters, ts,riScv,
game and eteeterss of the bounsifui rcllasl
we should think that nothing moro was
to be wished for. The efforts Of Mons.
Kelly the Dakota House cook were indeed
highly appreciated.
i. The asscmhlage was large and sc.y Sc
ect. Ihc costumes Of. tRe ia5ties we're
rich aud attractive and The b;tH ws,% ;.c-
kl'owiedgctl liy AL who participated III it
TO be splendid affair.
1t WAS well on towards sunrise wfaess tiit.
dancers heard the list strains of :. ifs,ae.
Sweet Home. but they did nos tiopai.t sails
til three reusing cheers and a .-tigef
We're gwen Mr. Klaus who IN ;ufa elo-
pasctt three hearty cheers aai u sstigprs
Tor the Fargo Bend tllsst provided TIC cis-
chanting music. With Il will ille three
cheers aad tiger were gwen tie isalf
sicians tius closing the festivities sseisit.,ts
to the opening Of a pleasure issi tisssi, III
the view of competent jtliees--saflts eE
them . Fargo Editof, Is seeoaI to none in
Dakota.
A Iiberai 0aer.
To aNroN K1-lSps, pyyIH essssifs5 ~,
WiEIltG tiaopaiclf, ESQ gsss, fIaasis-
knhE BoAaD or Cesar Iis1S'sG Sasiatis-s
sEoSERs.