The Grit-advocate., 1902-08-08


have bOuntiful haryests, there having
been already plenty of rain to insure a
large yield In several localities on
the south divide two crops are being
harvested unusual thing n any
season Fred Flick. Harry Davis and
Peter NoiZ ale among the number who
have hlrEt>tei the second crop of rye.
Altogether it would seem that table
land farming has equalled. if not Sdr-
passed farming under the bitches this
season.
The institute closed last Thursday.
Those who attended pronounced the
session IA successful one. The Instruct
orS were well liked by the teachers
and harmonious aud profitable insUi
tute was the result. \ number of very
interesting lectures were given by
leading state educators. These lee
lures Were well attended by the citi.
zens and teachers. We are pleased to
know that visiting teachers enjoyed
their stay In or little city and we Join
them in wishing the institute districts
were smaller so the normal could be
held nttener.
w. }. Kelley. senior member of the
firm ui h"i.N Bros, raachmen. accom-
panied the >liip.n mt Of d car load of
cattle to Omaha last Saturday night
Mr.. Kelley states that he viii buy
cattle for shipment duriug the bllance
of the season. and he will be glad if all
persons who have stock to sell will no.
tify him of he fact. either in person or
by mail His poStDilice address is
Juiesburg, Colo.
John Hinshaw. the contractor. fav-
Ured us with 4 cash subscription last
Saturday morning Mr. HushaW is
now engaged in finishing number OF
building contracts in Chappell, and in
addition to these he has enough work
in Deuel. county to keep him busy dur
ing the entire season. Mr.. HinShaw
formerly resided in ChappeIl and his
services in that vlciiiity are always in
demand.
NJ. W. A. Camp No. 9l5i of ST dgwick,
Colorado, will give II series of enter
tainmentS at appointed periods during
the coming winter. the first of which
will be an ice cream social at the Sedg
wich school house on Friday event ~.
August II. Everybody invited to come
and enjoy good time. The NJ. w. AS
will see that all are highly entertain
ed
Z. j. Hall, the well known horse
man, was Il pleasant caller at our sane
tum Wednesday afternoon. and as IL
result of his visit our eXchequer has IA
more healthy appearance. Mr.. Hall is
one of our very substantial supporters
he pays for four yearly subscriptions
to The Grit t-AdvOcate-and we are al
ways glad to have him call to ace us.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Eterly, pastor of the Con
Trcgatl0nai church, will preach Sun
day morning at II O'Clock from the
subject The Day of Small Things"
In the evening at S O'Clock he will
speak on the subject Are There any
Good Reasons for the Christian Relig
on?"
William Fender has sold his ranch
north of town, in Deuel. county, to J.
II. Roudcbush. He will sell his live
stock. farming implemsnts, etc, at
public auction aud will move to his
boyhood home in Pennsylvania.
Delays are dangerous. Send AT once
to DR.. Charles l.. Rea, 22O East 32nd
street, New York City. for his treatise
on blackleg. 1t is free. and contains
valuable information about this raw
aging disease.
DR. Phifer, presiding elder of this
district, was in Julesburg few days
this week. attending the fourth quar-.
terly conference of the local NJ. f..
church. He returned to Denver Wed
nesday.
The best physic-Chamberl 5
Stomach and Liver tablets. Easy to
take Pleasant in effect. For sale by
G. Lavelle, druggist
Ned Coumbe returned Wednesday,