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The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06
Remembered in Julesburg.

New York, June "A man wearing
volunteer soldiers silver shield with
two crossed bars, and bearing the in
scription 81. H. Anderson, captain
Company X, Fifth Indiana Volunteer
cavalry" has been arrested and is be.
ing held at White Plains pending an
examination by alienists, for annoyinp
Helen Gould. Anderson has written
Miss Gould dozens of letters in which
he declares he married her ten wears
ago The prisoner is 64 years old and
says his home is in Kansas.-Press
Dispatch.
The subject OF the above dispatch
was in Julesburg several weeks last
winter. He came here about the mid.
die of January and remained until
February 10th, when he left for the
west. During his stay here he was
guest at the Commercial hotel. His
ostenslble business was selling novel;
ty lamp chimney cleaner, but he only
worked at this for few days after his
arrival, spending most of his time At
the hoiel writing letters. Manv Of
these letters were mailed to Miss
Gould, although to none of them did
he receive reply The only mail he
received while in Julesburg was pen
sion check, which he cashed the dav
he left. Anderson will be remember.
ed by few citizens Of Julesburg to
whom he talked intimately. To these
he gave the impression that cog was
loose in his mental machinery, and the
contents of the above dispatcb will
cause no surprise to them.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06
All Of Us are Culpable.

Memorial Day was not observed by
the people Of this community as it
should have been observed. 1t is true
that members of the local Grand Ar
my post, accompanied by Rev. Hooper
Of the NJ. E. church, journeyed TO the
cemetery, held short service and
decorated the graves Of their fallen
comrades. Outside of this nothing oc-
cured to mark the difference between
that day and any other day. There
was no assembling of the people to
listen to patriotic addresses, there was
no public parade, there was no general
cessation from every day duties; no
organized effort was made to tittingly
observe this great national holiday.
That such was the case was not the
fault of any one in particular; it was
the fault of us all. We should have
halted in our business duties long
enough to pay our respects to the mem
Ory Of our fallen heroes-the gallant
men who gave up their lives that we
might dwell together in unity.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06
virulent Cancer Cured

Startling proof Of wonderful ad-
vance in medicine is given by druggist
e. w. Roberts OF Elizabeth, w. Va.
An old man there had long suffered
with what good doctors called incura-
BILE cancer. They believed his case
hopeless until he used Electric Bitters
and applied Bucklea's Arnica Salve,
which treatment completely cured
him. When Electric Bitters are used
to expel bilious. kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve ex-
erts its matchless healing power, blood
diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers and
sores vanish. Bitters so c: Salve 25 c
at Mason & Lavelles,
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06
LOCAL NEWS.


DIR. T. J. Mason made professional
visit to Chabpell Monday evening.
T. w. Acklin and family Of Chap
pell visited relatives in Julesburg Sat-
urday and Sunday.
White & Wallace have just received
car load Of Michigan salt. Price,
$l.S5 per barrel.
Dan Atchison, president of the Jules
burg Drug COMPANY, was in town
Thursday morning.
The Julesburg ball club will play
the Bigspring club on the home ground
next Sunday afternoon.
Do you want to buy wagon? We
sell the Balm, Moline and Banner wag-
ons. White & Wallace.
Myrtle, the thirteen year old daugh-
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Thunderstorm,
is seriously i'll Of appendicitis.
Mrs. E. F. Clayton and daughter
Marie visited relatives in Chappell
from Friday until Sunday evening.
Buy your footwear at o. J. Meline's
His stock OF spring and summer goods
is now complete, and his prices are
right
DR.. ,Babcock reports the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ball Thurs
day morning. Mother and child are
doing nicely
Petersen s. Loveland lost valuable
COW by lightning last Saturday night.
The animal had her head under wire
fence when the bolt struck the fence.
Do you want a windmill? We sell
the Woodmanse, Eclipse, Sampson,
Ideal, and Comet. Come and see our
stock and get prices. White & Wal
lace.
w. H. Wenner has given up the idea
Of moving to Denver and will remain
permanently in Julesburg. He has
made arrangements to materially in
crease his stock of groceries.
D. s. Redford returned last Friday
morning from Warrensburg, Missouri,
whittier he had been called some time
before by the fatal illness Of his faith
er, who died Saturday, May "a.
Call at Pounds furniture emporium
and learn how much silverware you
can get with every purchase Of furni-
ture. A large amount Of fine silver
ware will be given away at this popu-
lar place.
w. H. DeBerard and wife OF Fairfax,
Iowa, have returned from short visit
with their son In Denver and are now
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. J. DeBerard at this place.
VIM. Oil, prosperous ranchman OF
the west part of the county, was look
ing after business matters in Julesburg
Tuesday. Mr.. Oil stated that his Sec
tion has so far had plenty Of rain this
season, and that there is fine pros
pect for rye and other feed crops.
James Stout and Harry Spillman, of
Froid, were in town Wednesday look
ing for renter for the Jacket proper
ty north of town. The latter has been
appointed receiver for the property
and will collect the rents therefrom
and turn the proceeds into the county
court of Deuel. county.
Cash paid for hides. w. H. Simon.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06


present time. Contracts for only
about 1000 Of the necessary 5000 acres
of beets have been signed, and even if
they succeed in getting contracts for
the full acreage, the building Of sug-
ar factory would then be an uncertain
ty. 1t is stated that the promoter OF
the factory has no money himself, but
depends upon interesting eastern capi-
talists after he secures contracts for
the desired acreage. That this could
be done is possible, but it is not GER
tain, hence Sterling would seem to be
nearly as far from securing beet sug-
ar factory as is Julesburg.
According to the figures of Secre-
tary Labaree holders of stock in The
Julesburg Building and Loan Associa-
tion are receiving about seventeen per
cent per annum on their investment.
If this rate continues, and there is now
no reason why it should not continue.
stock in the association will mature ia
little over six years. Besides being
splendid investment for sharehold-
ers the association has already been
the means of greatly improving the
town. Other and greater improve
ment is sure to follow as the associa-
tion becomes older and more firmly
established.
A new time card will go into effect
on the Union Pacific next Sunday.
Local officials have not yet received
notice of the changes to be made but
it is understood that the principal
change will be in the time of arrival
of trains No. and 5. Both trains will
arrive in Julesburg in the afternoon,
No.5, from Omaha, about 3 o'clock; No.
4, from Denver, about $50. The rum
ming time Of these trains between
Omaha and Denver will be materially
shortened. The schedules Of other
trains will also probably be shortened.
G. Paulsen, passenger on passenger
train No. Wednesday evening, was
assaulted by the negro porter on the
chair car, Henry Jones by name, when
the train was near Merino. Paulsen
received a deep cut above the right
eye from brass lamp lighter in the
hands Of Jones. The wound was dres
sed by DR.. Babcock, the railroad COM
pany's surgeon, when the train reach
ed Julesburg, and Paulsen was able to
continue his journey. Jones was not
arrested but he will probably lose his
job with the railroad company.
The whole world rejoices over the
news of peace in South Africa. The
terms granted by the British to the
heroic Beers, whom they have failed
to subdue in lengthy war, are liberal
All Boef prisoners will be returned to
their homes aud sl5,OOO,OOO will be
furnished by. the government to re-
stock the Boer farms and eradicate as
far as possible the effects of the war.
The British form of colonial govern.
ment will be established for the two
South African republics.
Ice cream soda and root beer at the
Julesburg Drug Store.
Tuesday evening White & Wallace
purchased the building they now occu-
py as business room from H. w.
Robbins. The consideration is UNDER
stood to have been 81 ,050.OO, which in
cludes large amount Of building stone
The stone will be used by the new own
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06

Mrs. R. J. Mcconnell returned Tues
day night from short visit with her
husband in Como.
If you want farm truck. harrow, or
any kind Of plow, we have them.
White & Wallace.
District court will begin in Jules
burg next Tuesday, June 10. The
docket is short one.
Did you see the new buggies on the
streets last week? They were bought
at White & Wallaces.
The Julesburg ball club is in good
condition and will probably defeat the
Ogalalla nine this friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Harris returned
Tuesday evening from short visit
with relatives in Central City, Ne
braska
Judge Pound is having the business
room occupied by the Julesburg Drug
company painted. j. w. johnson is
the artist who is doing the work
c. W. White has been summoned as
a member Of the United States grand
jury. which sits in Denver next week.
He will leave for that city Sunday.
Colonel John S. Mosby bade the peo-
pie of Akron good bye last Saturday,
and is now resident of Sterling,
where his head quarters will be until
f,I Irth ho nr1n
J. 2. Duncan is building large ad-
dition to his residence on the reserva-
tion. When completed Mr.. Duncan
will have one of the largest and best
houses in that prosperous commun-
itv.
District Attorney Pound returned
last Saturday evening from Holyoke,
where he had been attending a session
of the district court. The court dock
ct contained no criminal cases and but
few civil cases.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church realized about $40 from the sale
OF lunch in the Beatty room last Sat-
urday. This sum would have been
considerably increased had not the
storm in the evening driven the people
home early.
Victor johnson has accepted posi-
tion in the Citizens Bank as assistant
to Cashier Clayton. Victor is the old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. johnson; he
is a bright youth and his present posi-
tion will be an excellent training for a
future successful business career.
Hopkins Smith, the well known
ranchman residing east OF town, in
forms us that ne treated himself and
family to a mess of new potatoes last
Sunday. Mr.. Smith raised the pota-
toes In his own garden and he claims
this as the banner record for early po-
tatoes.
Mrs. NJ. J. Newman arrived in Jules
burg last Thursday from Albany, Ore
ion, where she has been visiting rela-
tiyes for some time. Mrs. Newman is
the mother of Mrs. O. S. Thunderstorm
and formerly lived in North Platte.
She will remain in Julesburg for svme
time.
Ranchmen in this vicinity will be-
gin dipping their cattle next week.
The dip will be the same as that used
last fall-lime and sulphur--and the
stock will he uiyen two immorsinns
one next week and another ten days
The Grit-advocate., 1902-06-06

Coiorado Springs tColo.) Gazette. Dali,
Mining Edition. u 4 year in anv.n.. ~
the mining news ana stock QUOT ,,on.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14

An embarrassing incident is alleged
to have transpired in a tirst-ward
home the other day. A young wooel
of a pretty girl was impatiently watt:
ing In the parlor for the appearance
OF his "only one" A sweet voice
from above called:
Hello, Jack, DEAR"
Jack responded lovingly and said:
Come on down."
II can't" was the reply. IT am just
from the bath"
'sOh, we'll, slip on something and
come on down." answered the youth.
And without further ado the maiden
slipped on the top step-and came
dOWn-Ex,
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Pollock News.
PROGRESS. Nov. sth.l

s. @. Branth is spending several
days at his home in Emmons county,
this week, where he went to vote.
S. G. ,Busby, Of Hampton, N. d.,
has been in this vicinity on q business
trip, this week.
Eight carloads OF stock will be
shipped from here to Chicago, to-mor.
row-three cars by Tracy Bros, Of
Dale, and five by John McCrory, Of
WinOna. s.ss,
The sister Of Mrs. Lincoln Gray, Of
Winona, arrived Saturday evening
from New York City, and will, maEe E
her home in this section. ShewiII die
on land near Winona.
Clarence Loutzenhiser, brother OF
r. N. Loutzenhiser, arrived from Mon
tana and spenta couple of days here
on visit, this week. lie was accom-
panied by Guy Allen, son Of Barney
Allen, Of Dale.
Gid. Hobkirk held sp auction sale
at his place pear, Dale, yesterday,and
disposed of bis Personal property. Mr..
Hobkirk and family viii leave for
Kingston, Canada, where they will
make their future home. They have
lived In this section q long time, and
have done we'll here, aud it is with
much regret that the people see them
leave, f,5iysa
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ONE rank hypocrite, who prays loud
and long, and who thanks tue Lord
that he is better than other people
who will commit perjury III he thinks
it necessary in order to obtain govern
ment land-who uses his Office to pun
ish his enemies-wh goes about whis.
pering lies regarding those whom he
hates-can do more to reduce church
membership than the example Of a
dozen true Christians can Offset.
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A GREAT deal of interest is being
manifested in sale Of short-horn cat
tie which is.to take place at Fargo,
Tuesday, Nov. 25th, next. Most of the
leading breeders of the west and
northwest have consigned cattle to
this sale. No other shcrt.horn sale Of
equal Importance has ever taken place
in this state. See adv. elsewhere in
this issue.
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Fer over stx,y Y,.arx |,

An OLD AED WELIrTRIgp RrMEnY.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has Sesii used Tor G
their children while teething, with perfect
gums. allays oil pain. cures wind collie, and
Is the best romedy for diarrhra., It is pleas-
ant to the taste: Sold by druggists in every
tie. Its value is incuiculabls. 20 sure TO
ask for Mrs. Winylow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind. = -. -
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ACCTIVN NALE.

On Monday, Nov. l7th, 1902. 1 will
sell at auction, to the highest. bidder
at my place, about eight miles east o1
Winonaj the following described prop.
erty:
8cows,
4 two-year-old steers,
] three-year-old bull,
8 twO-year-Old heifers,
good work. Horses,
2two-year.old colts,
s hogs,
All Kinds Of farm machinery.
RAFAEL VOLK.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14

First publication, Nov.7-Last. Dec. H.
Notice Of Timber Culture Final Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
BISMARCK, N. ~, Octobor30. 19Os.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jAkob Rutschke has fled notice Of in-
1ention to make final proof before Charles
y. Lane. United States Commissioner, Dis
y: ". ON Tuesday, the 18th day OF December
lOEs, on timber-culture application No. 4yz9,
For the northeast quarter of section. No. -.
tn toWnship No. l1 north, range No. u west
He names ~ witnesses:
Kenrad Huber. OF Helm. 8. d,
yakob Ochsnsr, OF Helm. s. ID,
Peter Oehsner, OF Holm, b. D.
PhiH Peiher. Of Helm. 8. ID.
40. McGLLLIvRAY. Register.
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hustling lot, and they pull we'll to-

geCner.
With the completion of the railroad
lose some Of its trade; but there is a
good farming country contiguous to it, t.
and it will always be- business center.
Linton to be in any way a rival. ''0n'
The Record scribe is under obliga-
tions to DR.. Shockey for his kindness
in escorting the former around. town
and introducing him to the business
men.
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F0R SALE.
ca}}. 8ne registered Hereford Du''' July
-Four full-olqod Poland-C China pigs;
two boars and two sows; July pigs.
A lew young fpll-bloed bronze tur.
keys; gobblcrs and hens.
Terms reaSOna BILE.
Call on or address
.~, J. w. ARNOLD,
Midway between Braddock and Lin
ton.
[nW72l] Postot1ice, Braddock.
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First publication. Nov. 7-L..t. D.c. Is.

First PUBLICATION. Nov. 7-Lsst. Dsc Is.
Notice OF Timber Culture Final Proof.
UHITEQ STATES LAND OFFICE,
B1sAARCk, N. y. Octooer %. 10Us
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sANPstsr Ochsner, Of Helm. =. D., mas HIed
notice 0f Intention 70 make final proof bo-
missioner, Dlstrlct " North DnEota, II bis
once IN Linton. N. D.. ON Tuesday, the 1851,
day OF Dscsmber 1D9z. on tim0sr-cultars
application No. 4si1, .5..fs-'
For tbs southwest quarter of section No. q.
Y sox.eashiI 30: ls north. range No. ii
He nameSaS Witnesses: 49, ~ ~
Y Jak0b RNtschke, Of Helm, 8. d. 4
K0nrad Huber, Of Helm, y. d.
B. FhAlp get6sr, OF HELD, y. ID. ~
Jakob Bausr, 0f aein,.S. n.
40. McGILLIyRAY. Register.
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First publication. Oct A-Last, Nov 28.
Notice OF Communication Final Home-
stead Proof.
LAED OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. d.,
October II, 1902
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ NfOllOwing-nameds settler has dled notice
OF her intention to make Communication
final homestead proof In support Of her
claim, and that said proof will be made
before Charles 8: Lane, United States Com
missioner. District OF North Uakota. at Ills
Office at Linton. N. D., on December Sl 1907,
viz:
LEONE WILCOX,
For the southwest quarter of section 20.
township 131 north. range " west of 9TH
Z, r. III. al. If, -
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz:
John Mag, of Dale, N. d.
vinzens Meyer, ct Dale. N. D.
Petor Munsch, Of Dale, N. u.
/ Adoiph Kopp. of Dale. N. y.
A. c. AcGlLL1vGAY. Regi.ter.
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First publication, Oct. 1o-Last, Nov, II.
Notice Gf Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. D.,
October y, 1902.
NJ Office ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF Lis Intention to make final proof In sup.
be made before Charles s. Lame, United
States Commissioner, District OF North
n1Kota, iJ:1 Ut Linton, N. d., on November %,
1902, viz:
JOHANNES BOSCH,
For the west half of southwest quarter,
southeast quarter OF southwest quarter,
southwest uarter of southeast quarter.
section =. township 132 north, range rs
west Of 5th T.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cu1tiva-
tion OF said land, viz:
Johannes Tumbacl, Of Dakem. N. D.
kochu3 Vetsch, OF Dakem, N. y.
=. V. RraddOck, of Dakenl, N. ID.
James A. Corbin, OF Luton, N. ID.
A. q. MCGILLIVRAY, Register.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

CLOSING OUT SALE.
MUST DE SOLD.
Until January l, 1903, offer for sale
Harness, Hardware, Stoves, Etc, at
Reduced prices. 1 mean just what I
say. Come and see my stock and get
figures thereon
On January 1st willclose my books
and must have cash or good notes for
what is OwiEg to me. From that date
l will sell only for cash, and at cash
prices. Ny idea is TO run a Cash Store;
and, having no bad debts, 1 will be
able to sell alta very small margin Of
profit. lean be found at my old loca-
tion in West Linton.
j. W.WEsCoTr.
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/ First publication, Nov.7--Last, Dec.R. :.
Notice Of Timber Culture Final Proof.
UNITED SrATxs LAND OrEIcE. 4
BISMARCK. n. D., October 10, 1902.
NOTICE; Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ konrad Huber, Of Hein,, 8. D., has died
Charles .. Lane, United States Commission
Or, District of North UakOSa, at his Office In
Linton, n. y: on Tuesday, the 10th day Of
tion No.....,., st = s
For the southeast quarter OF section No. 81.
IN township NO l2o North, range No. II
He names as Witnesses:
Jakob Rutschks, of Helm, 8. D. h.
Jak0b Ochsner, Of Helm. =. y. n
Peter 0chsner, OF Helm, s. u.
Phillip Petfor, Of Helm, s. d.
A.. o. McGILL1vRAY. Register.
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and Lagrippo. H .gBarkeyis Coush. .Catsrrk.
gsonsunpt4sn Rensdys = Chris. WsIist
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First publication. Nov. 7-Last, Dec. -
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.

- 4
First publication, Nov. 7-Last, Dec. 10 8
Notice Of FInal Homestead PROOF.
ss ss5s LAID OFFICE At BlsMARck, N. D.,
e. November /. 1907.
NOTICE IS;HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
~ 4y.fOiloWlng-nanodso settler has Ilod nOtics
OF hts tntentlOnFtO make fnal proof Ii SUP
port q, mis- clMm, xnd that said iproof vii.
r. 81 .ta. msee Deioro, Obsrles 9. Lane unttea
sDAk0ta, At Ltnton, n. D.. ON December is.
44ysltglR, 4ysltglR, vix.: ~ .i
.ss JACOB LIEDLT. Sc
yor the north half Of northeast quarter and
north haN quarter OF section
e Z township IL nortt. range n west OF ttL
MAnancsf the following witnesses to 1rsye
hin cop ptfnnous residcnce upon and cn1Ityx-
tion oe said LAND, Wig. g
gSstlisHh, .s q ~ Rschtle. g Linton. n, p.
Peter Mfttmsysf Of Linton, N. y.
Il Alcq4pl Mxhatey. Of Linton, N. ID.
a.. n. q CGlLLIvKAY. ReEistss.
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Yours. For Business.
g. VOL z } I FER q !, Lint on, n. D.

why suffer Win CouEds, colas and Lung
T,o6Bies! H. ". Bark o. = sCatarrh.Con
mi lbeiatl. 1ssssd win ty 1a. AZ 0hriss.,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-11-14
First publication. Nov. 7---Last. Doc. 1s.
Notice Of Timber Culture Final Proof.

UNITED STArEs LAND OFFICE
BISMARCK, N. d., October 80, 1907.
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Jakob Ochsner, OF Helm, y. D.. has Hled
notice OF tnteEtiOn to nuke nnal proof be-
fore Charles =. Lnns, U nited States Commits
sioner. District OF North Ds kota, at his office
~ Linton, N. D., on Tuesday, the 10th day
cation No. ......, /, ~ - sAfS'
For tho southwest quarter Of section No, e6.
IN township No. iSS north, range No. "a weKt
he names as Witnesses:
Jakob Rutschke, of Holm, S. D.
konrad Huber, Of Helm, 5. ID.
yokOo Bauer, OF Heiu. $. ID.
Johann Weber, of Helm. 8. D,
s4$ ). A. G. MCGILLIVRAY, Register, L
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Poiieck T0Wn.

The writer made trip to Pollock.
during his recent canvass for the office
of clerk Of district court. He found
that that lively little town was as
much OF a center for Emmons county
people us any place within the borders
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On January LIST will close my books
'rices. Ny idea is to run Cash Store;
Ible to sell at a very small margin Of
profit. lean be found at my old loca-
she slipped ana Game Dow..

j, W.WEsCoTr.