The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-22

business visitor to our Office last
Monday. Mr.. Sheriff. returned
to Julcsburg Saturday from trip
to Omaha with cattle While In
that city he purchased a fine Shire
stallion for use on his ranch near
Hutchinson, Nebraska, and he
left for that point Monday after
noon with the horse.
All persons who desire to be
gin course in bible reading are
requested to meet in tho court
room next Sunday afternoon at }
o'clock. At that time a plan Will
probably be adopted whereby the
study of the bible may be taken
up and followed with profit by all
who are interested in thorough
understanding of this great book L.
Express company statistics
show that more red raspberries
are shipped from Loveland, Col
orado, than from any other point
in the United States. Over 30, ,OOO
cases of the berries were produced
in that vicinity in 1903, as we'll As
about 10, 900 cases of other small
fruits and berries.
DR.. ]. B. Thompson, the well
known dentist, of Denver, arrived
in Julesburg last Friday morning
and remained until Wednesday
morning. Notwithstanding the
fact that his arrival was three
days earlier than had been adver,
tised, he did considerable work
while in town.
Rev. Thomas Irvine, late pas.
tor of a Baptist church in Marsh
field, Oregon, will arrive IN Jules
burg this evening for a short visit
with his old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Macpherson and Miss. M:
E. Simmons. Mr.. Irvine will
probably accept the pastorate Of
the Baptist church in Sterling.
Eleven thousand carloads is the
estimate of the number of pota-
toes shipped out of Greeley, Col
orado, last season. A $780, 900
warehouse tor storing the tubers
will be erected in Greeley this
year by Armour & Co. of Chicago.
Rev. r. N. Smith returned last
Friday night from Denver to
which place he accompanied his
wife April sth. Mrs. Smith is
now in the Methodist hospital in
that city and is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Charles Murrin, who has
been a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Erickson for short
time, will leave tomorrow for her
home in North Platte. Later she
will go to St. Louis to spend the
summer with relatives.
The Clipper Studio will be in
Julesburg but one week longer.
If you have not already taken adj
vantage of this opportunity to
have first class photogr aphic work
done at reasonable prices, do not
delay, but call at once.
Miss Minnie Herzic, of Holy
oke, arrived in Julesburg last
Friday and is now at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. Il. r. Flora. She
will do sewing for women and
children during the summer.
The High School Ball Club,
having received word chat the
Bigspring nine could not be here
for the promised game tomorrow
Saturday, challenges any local
players for a game at that time.
A net return of $3.50 per acre
is reported by the growers of the
famous Rocky Ford cantaloupes
at Rocky Ford, Colorado, for the
season Of 1908.
Miss NJ. E. Simmons was in
Bigspring last Friday and Sa,ur-
day with stock of spring mill
merry goods. She enjoyed a nice
trade.
j. K. Macpherson, foreman Of
the Union Pacific roundhouse at
this place, transacted business in
Sterling last Sunday.
j. Brant left here Monday
evening to attend u meeting of
creamery owners and butter deal
ers in Lincoln, Neb.
MrC Mary Waapd ,v,S in town