The daily sentinel., 1899-03-10
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| The grand ball Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. occurs on the
night OF March 17th (st Patrick's) day
The engineers will dance on the night
of March 18th. Secure your tickets BE-
fore the day, because they are going to
be in demand. Keep the date of the
ball we'll in mind.
The engineers are determined that
nothing in the social history of the sity
shall eclipse their coming ball. They
have and are daily making preparations
for the event and do not propose in the
least to bs outdone by anything that
has precsded their event or what may
follow. The date of the ball is the 18th
Of March.
Ifyou are lover Of dancing, remem-
Der that the Engineers have arranged
for q gala event on the day OF the 18th
of March. 1t will be an event at which
all those who love music and the dance
should early make preparations to at
tend. The ball is to be hummer, be-
cause you know the engineers are not
the kind that travel ION the hog" but
want the best there is in the market.
Miss Susa Carpenter will rscite at the
Musical this evening. 2S2
Attend the musical at the NJ. e.
church, this evening 2o2
Remember the Musica! at the M. e.
church this evening %
THINK OF Ir-A $40. bedroom suit for
e22. at Anderson's Bargain House. No
one can beat it.
Fred Rockwell, OF tho Burliegton, 10 u
visitor to the city.
The list Of guests on the hotel regis
tsrs are growing longer every day.
Miss Mae Armstrong is visitor at the
home Of her brother.
Judge Sullivan and daughter, Elsie,
spent several days in Glenwood this
week.
Postmaster Edwin Price returned
from Denver yesterday, where he went
to be at tho bedside of his sister Mrs.
Hoffman, formerly resident of this city
Mr.. Price brought Mrs. Hoffman to this
city with him to receive medical care
and attention.
G. A. Smith, will make extensive i'm
provements ON his ranch property this
spring.
D. T. Clark has commenced already
to make extensive improvements to the
Rseder property which he has just pur-
chased. Mr.. Clark will mako II his
permanent residence.
John d. Reeder will move to the
ranoh recently purchased Of D. T. Clark
the first Of next week.
DR.. Martin and son are making extsn
sive Improvements to their ranch on the
othe. side Of the river.
DR.. H. R. Bull reports that 8. 8. Car
roll. upon whom an operation was per-
formed few days ago is improving rap
idly.
The grand ball by Chase Division No.
IA Uniform Rank, Knights Of Pythias,
will sour on the night Of March 3lst.
The ball will be given with all the
bright accessories of marchingSirKnigh
and we'll drilled squad OF young ladies.
The drills heretofore given Under tho
auspices of the Uniform Rank have al
ways attracted great deal of attention.
The present occasion promises to be
even more attractive with the addition
of the drilled ladies in uniform.
The Denver & Rio Grande has suffered
considerably more through tho late
blockade than the general public have
any idea Of, especially II they are un-
familiar with the wear and tear upon
the motive power Of road. during such
. period OF blockade which they have
endured and Istill endured. The freight
engines are in the worse shape Of any
Of the motive power. They have been
practically knocked out. While tho Rio
Grands has twenty new new engines In
course OF construction they arc not avail
able at the present time. Last night
and this morning, five crews and on
gines came into this city from the Rio
Grande Western, and these engines and
crews will be used for traiiis ON the Rio
Grands and also on the Western. These
crows and engines arc extra over and