The Grit-advocate., 1904-04-01


our lard is best and cheapest-tyr
il. ". III. Simnns.
Dr. Arthur F. Oswald made a nrn-
fes>ional visit To Bigspring Tuesday.
Finest quality mince meat in buIk
at W. III. Simuns.
Mrs. Otis johnson and children nf
Greeley, are visiting relatives 10 J ul.s-
burg.
a few tons of nice bright alfalfa hay
for sale J. +. Lucas.
Miss Lena Franklin visited friends
in Grant, Nebraska, few days last
week.
Sweet, Sour and Dill pickles In bull,
at w. II. Simous.
Miss Ella Jones is at home from the
State Normal school at Greeley for a
weeks vacation.
We pay cash or trade for all kinds Of
hides, pelts and furs. w. H. Simons.
Miss Jennie Twomey, who is taking
q course of study In the State Normal
school at Greeley, came home last Fri
day for weeks vacation.
The Chappell Register is authority
for the statement that G. G. McAllis-
ter will be u candidate for reelection
To the Nebraska state legislature from
that district.
We take all kinds OF farm produce
in exchange for meats. W. ii. Simon.
Frank Busch was in town last Satur
day from his home in the south part of
the county and while here made a
pleasant business visit TO The Grit
Advocate office.
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes for sale at
so cents per bushel. J. E. Lucas.
Mrs. J. a. McClintock will reopen
her photograph gallery In Julesburv
about April TO- when she will be pre-
pared to do all Photographic work in
her well known artistic manner.
Frank Ottman will on April lst be-
come stenographer in Assistant Sup
erintendcnt Stenger'S Office, vice Miss
Anna kramph who goes to the First
National bank as teller.-North Platte
Era.
Don't fail to hear Farand, the ia
nous banjoist, at the Congregational
church next Wednesday evecing. This
will be the greatest
musical event of the season.
A certified list of the nominations
made for the municipal election next
Tuesday appears upon another page
The list contains but one set of candi-
dates and their election is a certainty.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace French. of
Page, Nebraska, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brownlce
for several days, left Tuesday evening
for the state Of Washington, where
they expect to make their future home
Extra early flint seed corn which
made 40 bushels per acre last year for
sale at Dye Bros.
George Buzza, who has been in bnsi-
ness in Candy, has moved his family
to this city. He is figuring on secur
ing IA stock OF hardware in Julesburg.
He also has in view several other good
Platte Era.
A team Of work horses, wagon, ana
harness for sale. One years time with
10 per cent interest. j. L. Lucas.
A large addition to the Brown hotel
will be built rs SoOn Us the cement
blocks can be made for the purpose.
Mr.. John Brown, who is now putting
in a plant for The manufacture of the
blocks, expects to have it in operation
early this month.
b. #. Engelhardt has resigned his
position as manager Of a Touring mill
at Arlington, Nebraska. and has re
turned to Julesburg. He will spend
the summer in travelling through Ore
gon and Washington and will probably
again engage in the sheep business in
this county next fall.
II have used Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets with most Satisfac-
factory results. says Mrs. F. L. Phelps
of Houston, Texas. For indigestion
biliousneSs and constipation these
tablets are most excellent. Sold by G.
Lavelle.
J. p. Duncan, Il prosperous farmer
of the reservation, was pleasant call
err at our sanctum last Saturday Mr..
Duncan owns considerable land in
Sedgwick county, part Of which is now
under irrigation and all Of which can
be watered from the Jumbo reservoir
and he is very anxious to see the res
ervOir completed.
FOR SALE-Twenty acres of fine
farm land adjoining town. Price
$50. 90 per acre. cash, with water right
For further particulars inquire at this
office. Come quick if you want bar
gain the land will double in value
within year.
Miss Lucille Timberlake entertained
a company OF ladies in the parlOrs of
the Commercial hotel last Saturday
afternoon, at thimble party, in hon
or Of her mother who was visiting her
In entertaining her guests Miss Tim
berlake was assisted by Miss Smith
a. Ackerman was in town Wednes-
day from his home in the south part of
the county, and while here made pleas
ant call at The Grit-Advocate office.
Mr.. Ackerman is taking the lead in
putting In a telephone line between
Venango and Julesburg, and he states
that the line will be built in a short
time. Final arrangements will he
made to complete the enterprise at a
meeting to be held at G.. Fl. Nagel's