The daily sentinel., 1905-11-29

Boilermakers ball at the Auditor
ium.
The regular mid-weel dance at the
Auditorium tonight will draw a large
crowd
The City restaurant will serve a
turkey dinner tomorrow, Thanks
giving day.
Four new bill boards of large pro-
portions are being erected by Manager
Boyer of the Auditorium.
Quite a number of private social
entertainments are to take place to-
morrow evening in the city.
Nearly one numbered people were
in attendance last night at the dane
ing school at the Auditorium.
The next dance of the Mesa Club
will be given on Friday evening, De-
cember Sth, at the Auditorium.
No paper will be issued from the
Sentinel office tomorrow, Thanksgiv-
ing day, in accordance with the usual
custom.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Steffa,
of Oregon, Illinois, are visitors to
the city. They are en- route to the
far west.
Have. you secured your tickets for
the grand ball to be given tomorrow
evening at the Auditorium by the
Boilermakers.
DR.. H. S. Day has moved his of
fees into the new Fair block He oc-
cupies two rooms just at the right
of the stairway.
Already there has been a large
sale of seats for when Knighthood
was in Flower" and there is no doubt
that crowded house will see the
great play.
There is a large number of peo-
pie at the high school building this
afternoon enjoying the musical pro-
gram rendered by the pupils of the
high school.
Thanksgiving service will be held
at the First Church of Christ Scient-
list. corner of Seventh and White, at
1890 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
All are welcome.
The Indian School football team
will leave in the morning for Mont
rose where they will meet the Mont
rose high school football team to-
morrow afternoon.
Yesterday and last night many
marksmen who will participate in the
shooting tournament arrived in the
city and were ready for the sport this
morning. The shoot opened at nine
O'Clock
A terrible massacre occurred in the
United States today. Wonder how
many turkeys have been slaughtered
during the past twenty-four hours?
The death list certainly runs up into
the millions.
Your friends will be there so you
must not fail to attend the big ball
to be given tomorrow evening at the
Auditorium by the Boilermakers. The
big society event of Thanksgiving
day. Tickets 500.
Nineteen cars of cattle were ship
ped east from the local yards on Sat
urday last by the following ship
pers: Carlisle Bros. S; II. Mckay,
g.; l.. T. Stewart, 2; William Con-
well, q and II, Gibler, 1.-DeBeque
Bugle.
Notwithstanding the announce
ment made by the other sheet that the
city schools would be dismissed this
afternoon until tomorrow morning
the schools will. close this afternoon
until Monday morning, giving the pu-
pills two full holidays.
= The Aspen high school regular
football team expect to leave Wednes-
day evening on the Grande for Grand
/ junction to play the high school team
there Thanksgiving day. The boys
are busy practicing hard every after
noon in the snow and slush and ex-
pect to be in fine condition by Thanks
giving.-Aspen Democrat.
Always a success is the annual ball
VI the anu the
ball which will take place tomorrow
evening at the Auditorium will be the
biggest success of them ALL Finest
of music, best of floors, well arrang-
ed program and a jolly time guaran-
teed to everybody. Get your tickets
today.
The grocery stores, the county and
city Offices, the banks, the postoffice.
a number of the dry goods houses and
fother business houses and the news
lpaper offices Will be closed all day to-
morrow. while others will close for
part of the day only. There will not
be much doing in the business circles
of the city on Thanksgiving day.
The C. w. James ranch. located
about four and one-half miles north
of DeBeque up Roam creek has been
sold to N. p. Sellars, of Grand June
ton for the sum of 50 500 and w. w.
Martin sold his 40-acre ranch, 6
miles up Roam creek to L. d. Wood
rum of Grand Junction for the sum of
$500 including all farming imple-
ments.-DeBeque Bugle.
Next Friday night the Auditorium
will offer its patrons n star attrac-
ton in one of the foremost meIo-
dramas of the east entitled "Only a
Shop Girl" The cast of eighteen peo-
pie will properly present the play, and
quite lot of new special scenery and
mechanical effects are used. 1t is
said to be one of the particular
hits of the past two seasons in east
ern melo-dramatic houses.
Throughout the country the great
! Cosgrove orchestra has been heard
and satisfied audiences. Two weeks
ago in Denver 1t drew the largest
crowds that have attended a musical
entertainment in that city this sea-
son. Remember this organization of
musical artists will appear at the
Auditorium Tuesday night. Follow
ing the concert a ball will be given
the orchestra furnishing the music
Il A 50-cent ticket admits YOU TO the
concert and the ball,
Miss Roselle Knott, who appears
this season as Mary Tudor" in Kane.
Shipman and Colvin's grand produc-
ton of when Knighthood was in
Il Flower, has been universally eN-
4 tended the praise of critics and the
plaudits of the press wherever she
has been presented. BY many her
portrayal of the character of the will
full "Madcap Mary" is said to be even