The Grit-advocate., 1902-04-04
LOCAL AND EDITORIAL
Comments On Occurrences of The
Week.

See White l. Wallace for cane seed.
G. s. Banghart returned last Friday
night from a short busines: trip to
Denver.
To Rent. Sixty acres OF cultivated
land under the ditch, Ed COumbe,
Julesburg, Colo.
District Attorney Pound left here
Monday morning to look after business
connected with his office in Akron.
Twill sell we'll bred cows with calves
from registered bulls Oh two years
time at I per cent interest. Il. r.
Liddle.
Ri Mcconnell, who is now work
ing for the D. & 4. G. company in Den
yer, spent Sunday with his wife IN
Julesburg.
See the Balm and Banner wagons at
White l. Wallace's before ordering
any thing in this line. There are no
better.
Owing to the absence Of Pastor G.
H. Rice there will be no preaching SER
vice in the Congregational church next
Sunday. Sunday school and Endeavor
services will be held Us usual.
The John Deere plows and the Mo-
line wagons are sold in this territory
by White u Wallace. There are no bet.
er goods on the market. Call and get
this FIRMS prices before buying.
Appropriate Easter services were
held in the two local churches last
Sunday. Because Of the wind the at
tendance At the churches was not s,
large % it.wDuld otherwise have BEEN
Last Saturday A. J. Brundage made
timber culture proof on the northeast
quarter of section S-lO.45 ia Sedgwick
county. Proof was made before G. M.
Harris, clerk OF the district court,
His witnesses were Josef Neugebauer,
Holmes Laughlin, A. H. Miller and
Chris Anderson.
Last Friday evening Miss Jennie
TwOmey entertained a number of
friends In honor OF her guest, Miss
Queenie Clark, of Denver. About
twenty persons were present and the
evening was pleasantly passed in
games and general merrymaking.
Light refreshments were served.
Examine White & Wallace's stock
Of vehicles and pillow goods before or
dering. They sell the John Deere
plows; the Moline, Baine and Banner
wagons, and the best light vehicles on
the market. They undersell Sears l.
Roebuck and all other mail order
houses.
Judge E. E. Armour was in town
last Sunday looking up some proposed
real estate investments in this county.
Judge Armour was citizen Of Jules
burg several years ago, and the conf
dence he then had In the prosperous
future of the town and county has
never been shaken. He still believes
that Investments here are good prOpo-
sitiens.
DR.. A. J. Lang received message
last Friday apprising him of the fact
that he was the father Of ten pound
boy, born March %, in Palmyra Maine.
Mrs. Lang, the youngsters mother,
has been visiting relatives in Palmyra
since last fall. While the news Of his
good fortune was not unexpected, it
has had a very exhilarating effect up
on the doctor and when In town Sat-
urday he was hitting only the high
places in the sidewalks.
HIM. Ferguson and Lars Molde, two
prominent citizens Of the west part OF
the county, transacted business in
Julesburg last Monday. The two gen
tlemen were pleasant callers at The
GritAdvocate office and the silver
dollar left with the editor by Mr.. Molde
was gladly received and credited upon
the gentleman's subscription account.
Mr.. MOlde is one of our many good
friends Of the west end who substan.
and