The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-10

J H. sayle is among the Palisade
people in the city today.
Fred S. Drummer. the Fruita post
master, is in town today.
Mrs. p. X. Barnes, of Montrose.
is the guest Of friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Clay. of Mont
rose. are visiting friends in Grand
Junction.
Robert Fullerton. Of Webster city
Iowa, arrived In the city yesterday
and will spend some time here
Harry w. Lighte arrived in the
city last night from Salt Lake City
and left this morning for Montrose.
Attractive window posters and one
sheet bills advertising the engage
ment of the University of Colorado
glee club are distributed over the city
today
The auction sales at the Bargain
house drew an immense crowd last
night This afternoon the store was
crowded to overlooking and there
promises to be a record breaking at
tendance tonight.
Mr.. d. Daniel and son returned
Wednesday from their trip to Cali
fornia They visited a number OF
points along the coast and returned
Win Il NtAN AdNbl AhAt mp NoaAbh VI
that state. They were in Callforn-
ia about four weeks.
The beautiful transformation scene
which is employed in John f. Stoves
big revival of Ten Nights in Bar
Room has been pronounced by crit
les to be the most elaborate tableau
ever conceived The theme select
ed was the Vision City
Palisade people In town today
state that the big force of workmen
employed on the ditch Of the Mesa
county Irrigation company is making
great headway over one hundred
and fifty men and about forty teams
are employed in the work.
A dispatch from Colorado Springs
states that the Colorado Telephone
company has offered 10 cancel a bill
of S44S9 for telephone service
against the city and to grant the free
use OF eighteen telephones for the
next seven years providing the city
excludes other telephone systems
from installing service in Colorado
Springs during that period. The
communication was referred to the
city attorney
George Primrose and his big min
strel company will hold high carnt-
val nj the Park Tuesday March ID
giving a genuine high class black
face minstrel entertainment The
company numbers 70 comedians
singers, dancers and musicians, IN
Guiding such favorites, for comedians
as Vic Richards, Eddie Mazier, Emile
Subers. All Gibson and George ffln-
/ ,oee The Bailey brothers. the
worlds famous soft and wooden shoe
] dancers and 20 other song and dance
artists. Music has been made dom
inent feature Of the performance, and
/ The singers in the Primrose aggrega-
tion will be found to be far above
/ the average in point of vocal talent,
Thev include Franklin A. Bates,
Audrey Yates and many Others 10
/ gether with a large and wei tram
ed chorus. In addition to the vocal
las a special feature is made of the
-Tompany's own orchestra, which
under the conductorship of Carl Shil-
I ing of Leipsig. Germans VIII pro
duce fine music
/ Next week will he busy one as
/ far as the evenings are concerned. a
] revival meeting with one of the most
noted eyangelists in the country in
Z charge will be in progress at the
Methodist church all week, Monday
night there will be several lodge
meetings and several social analrs.
Z tuesday night Primrose MINISTRIES
Z viii hold the boards at the opera
] house with a number of counter al
fractions in the way of lodge meet
/ ings and social affairs, "Wednesday
NIGHT will see that ever living old
MAY. "Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
/ AZ the Auditorium, Thursday night
occurs the big mass meeting OF the
members Of the Chamber o. Com