The Grit-advocate., 1901-06-28

man and capitalist, has let the con
tract for the erection of 24-foo
square cottage upon lot east OF hi
residence. c. II. Wright has the con
tract and the house will be complete,
in sixty days. The cost will be abou
5000. When completed the cottag
will be occupied by DR.. Babcock
Mr.. Beatty is quite public spirited an,
is always ready to assist in building u
his home town. He may decide t,
build other hcnses and no doubt vii
as soon as he finds that there is u de
mand for them.
In another column will be found tn
advertisement of G. j. DeBerard !
Sons cattle brand. These gentlemen
have not been in Sedgwlck county yer,
long but they have already invested
several thousands of dollars in improv
ing their ranch near Sedgwick aud il
stocking it with cattle. They are Ell
terprising and progressive bushes,
men. and conduct their business in al
up-tO-date manner, and there is nI
doubt but that they will make sue
cess of the cattle business in their new
location.
H. w. Balsley of Denver and Mis-
NJ. +. Lytle of North Platte were unit
ed in marriage Tuesday evening b,
Squire W. H. Wallace at his home il,
this place. The ceremony was per
formed in the 'squire's most pleasing
manner and was witnessed by mem
beers of his family. Julesburg is be
coming very popular resort for coup
possibly because Of the wide reputa
int, :, e T,,., 81
lace.
Miss Anna Jensen last week mad,
some very interesting photographs o
the wreck caused to Al kortz's ranci
buildings by the cyclone which strucl
that locality June IA. 1t was through
the courtesy of Miss Iona Lee tina
The Grit-Advodate man was per
mitted to see the pictures, which re-
veal a.scene of desolatiOn and wrecI
hard for words to express and which
were but family depicted in our issu,
of last week.
DR.. Mason was called to HOlyokt
Monday to assist Dr.. Smith of that
place in amputating the thigh of JacOl
L&.sen, ii ranChman who had been in
juici in barb wire fence. When tile
surgeons arrived at Larsen home the,
found him too weak to submit to the
operation, he being then beyond lu
man aid. Larsen died Tuesday morn
ing. DR.. Mason returned home Tues
day evening.
p. Petersen is showing an exception
ally fine line of dress goods and shoe.
this season. His stock of women:
and mems shoes is the largest and best
selected stock ever brought to Jules
burg, and it cannot fail to please the
most fastidiouS both In quality and
price. 1t will pay you to see this biz
assortment Of goods before making
your purchases.
a party of eastern pugilists cnroute
to Denver stopped in .Julesburg IA few
days this week. They were Oscar
Gardiner, the celebrated light weight
fighter. his negro sparring partner
and two hackers. They went to Den
yer Wednesday where Gardiner vii
lave Il set-to with young Corbctt to-
night.
Fred Quelle. the blacksmith, is the
champion broncho sheer of this locali
ty. In fact Mr.. Quele would rather
shoe wild quicker" than il family
horse. He has an arrangement in his
shop whereby the brute can be swung
up in il helpless condition, and it i.
easy to nail the shoes on when he is in
tilaI condition.
Miss Edith Law is working in the
recorders office this week. She is re-
cording the hundred million dollar
mortgage given by the Union Pacific
company upon its property. The
mortgage is a volumnouS document
and it must be recorded in every coun
ty through which the road runs.