The daily sentinel., 1905-10-31

the Auditorium.
Tonight the big, Halloween ball
under the auspices of the you Know
Who club takes place at the Audi
torium. Tickets S1.0O ladies free
Fine music, excellent floor. con-
genial crowd, splendid arrangements,
these will be found at the Halloween
ball tonight at the Auditorium. Don't
miss it.
This evening. being the fifth Tues
day in the month, the Odd Fellows
Will enjoy the pleasures of social
session. A large attendance is eX-
pected and good time is promised.
G. NJ. Siprile and Fl. c. Wayne, two
well known residents near Grand Val
ley were arrested by Game Warden
Richards and taken to Glenwood
| Springs to be tried on the charge of
! killing deer out of season. They
We're found guilty and each was fined
s35 and costs.
Have the old witches unfold your
future tonight at the Halloween
/ entertainment at the Methodist
church and enjoy the features of a
true Halloween celebration. A good
time for everybody. Pumpkin pies.
IouShnuts and other good things to
eat. admission 25 cents.
! Harry Burnett, proprietor of the
Grand hotel, is having plans and
! specifications prepared for a large
addition to his house. He expects
to make many changes and improve
ments on his already modern hotel
within the next few months. Be
tween twenty and thirty rooms will
probably be added including a large
new dining room.
Fred p. Johnson. well known
stockman, says the Denver News,
states that the season which will
shortly end will be a phenomenal one
4 for the raising of sheep. over 2
/ 900. 900 head will have passed
I through Denver by the end of the
/ shipping season. II is anticipated
that there will be over 100000
head in feed lots in this state and the
growers are beginning to feel exul-
tant over this, one of their banner
years.
A dispatch from Washington states
that at the suggestion of the general
land office Secretary Hitchcock has
I indefinitely postponed the sale of the
l Duchesne town site in the Uintah res
/ ervation, which has been set for No
vember 14th. The lateness of the
season and the fact than one such
sale had only recently been held by
the government are the reasons as
signed for the postponement of the
sale which will probably take place
next spring.
During the week just past num-
Der of records have been broken at
the Denver stock yards. Cattle re
ceipts were heaviest of any during
the fall months in the history of the
yards. Receipts have been heavier
; in the spring months, when the run
of southerns was on, but never be
fore did so many natives come for
the market. Receipts of sheep were
o1 hnuvfagt htafnf.xT nF a
. yards. over 10000 being received
during the week.
Two big football games will prob
ably take place in this city Thanks
: giving day. If satisfactory arrange
ments can be made by the Grand
hJunction and the Leadville teams.
and the Delta and Indian school teams
1t is to be hoped that the games
can be arranged. All that is needed
is proper assurance of support from
the people in order that the heavy
expenses attending the coming of the
out-of-town teams, can be cared for.
Plans are now on foot TO have a
double game of football at Delta in
about two weeks at which time Grand
Junction will play the Montrose boys
and Delta will play the Indian school
team.
Mr.. Fiedmer. the senior partner
VI lut new dlt MhiAn "a
poets to open for business in this
city within few days returned yes
terday from Denver and other east
etn points where he has been engag-
ed in the work of selecting big stock
of hardware The firm name Will oa
Fiedmier & Moore. The east room
OF the block now occupied by the Fair
store las been leased and will be
suitably fitted up for a modern hard
ware house. The stock of goods will
arrive next week and the new con-
cern expects TO be ready for busi
ness about November 10Th. A large
and complete stock of hardware VIII
be carried.
Manager Haskell announces the
engagement of that stirring drama,
The White Tigress of Japan for
the Park opera house on Tuesday
evening, November 9TH. The play
is one of great strength, presented
by a large and capable company and
is enjoying a most successful and
prosperous season. Magnificent stage
settings and elaborate costumes are
employed in the performance of this
thrilling drama which deals with
American, Russian and Japanese life.
The play is founded upon incidents
preceding and during the Russo
4 japanese war and consequently of
intense interest. The play is making
n great hit at the Grande theatre in
Salt Lake City this week, playing to
crowded houses
One of the most important engage
ments of the season at the Auditor
ium will be the annual appearance
of Haverley's Mastodon Minstrels
Tuesday night, Introducing Fred Rus
sell. Americas premier minstrel
comedian. Russell is probably the
best known man in minstrelsy and is
without doubt the greatest fun maker
! Of them all. He is always up to date
with new songs. parodies and stories,
and while he is on the stage, laugh
ter surely will reign supreme. He
is scoring this season the most sub
stantial success of his career. The
management have carefully surround
ed him with a carefully selected com
pany of funny comedians. singers and
dancers. while the olio of vaudeville
novelties is unquestonahly the best
I that has ever been seen with any
4 minstrel organization.
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