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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22

NOVEMBER 20.

NOVEMBER 20.
A NJ knight to Jno Blukie lots 9, 10, IL. l2.
blk Sisscton $50.
Chas W. Anderson to Fred II. Leach sH SEA
sec 4 So swi4 sec 9-12S 80 $500.
NOVEMBER 81.
Berger Bergerson to Jno F. Friedrich lots 3
and4 blk Peever 300.
VI. l.. Spackman and Geo Adkins to Hette
r Houde lot Il blk 81 Sisseton 5000
Henry S. Morris to L. II. l.il!ejord VIZ neh
se1l nea l4.l265l 800.
Elias Eide to s. T.. Oscarson swA l7-12s48
e36sO
NOVEMBER %.
Ole Myhro to N. X. olberg. 81. ne'4 2l12o-5l.
$500
United States to Katie Anderson. Ell nwa.
sM swx. sec al-123.5l. $500.
Jno p Lundberg to Austin Anderson, sw4
rec Sc ilS- 48 $4,000
NOVEMBER "a.
John Wellington to Newell N. Powell. neA
SEQ les-47 $3.50.
NOVEMBER 20.
Roberts Co. Land & Loan Co. to !. w. Bar
rinRton ny nek SEQ "a lss-5l 370.<3
Amanda McCauley to s. l.. Remund en nwA.
wy neh SEQ a2 l23-49, S2soo
Josie Jensen to p. M. Engelhart and August
Hcvlsnd M seA, SEA ne4 sec 8. nwk swA sec
s. 1889 8l30C.
Henry A, Sharf to Joseph Shoulok, tract u
rds 50 in sec 3il22-51 $3.50
Berger Bergers,n to First N. e Church OF
Peever lots and 9 blk II Peever 800,
NOVEMBER 20.
Corona $1015.
Susan Scott 10 A. NJ knight undivided 4
nwA swN sec 8 1876 81 VII of nela OF nwh of Sc
y sec 2O.1 2B- So 800.
DECEMBER =.
Nels o. Peterson to Andrew G. Rydel WY
lot 4 blk 8 White Rock sl4OO
Engebret Anderson TO r. II. kemplin et sw
4. nwA neA sec an! neM nw,4 sec lS-ls4-5!
500
Jno. j. Conan to Thos. NJ Cohan lots %, "a
blk AZ Sisseton-sh sw i and VII ses sec 1926
81 800
DECEMBER 4.
John j. Lewis to John Anderberg and A. d.
Pau son neA sea sec Z, ny s.A, seh swA sec
g. 1852 5000.
DECEMBER 5.
MI. c. Nyborg 10 Mrs. Nj, g. Nyborg LOT /
blk Peever 500
Austin Anderson to Carl Ecklund swA sec
81 12S-48 $4,000
Ferdinand r. Baeder to Martin Erickson lot
9 lOl l.12.13- blk 43 Summit 200
DECEMBER 6.
Clara L. Otto to Louis S. Otto Ell neA. NV a
J ne a sec SO nw14 nwl4 81 127-52- S150e
Andrew A. Teigen to Ole j. Lensegrav e,s
WIZ sec q 1874 SO. $1,000
Roberts Co Land 81 Loan co to Gustav kaatz
lets l92t.21 % 90 81 blk Sisseton 5000
Nancy A. Ball to A. d. Paulson and Jno
Anderberg ne4 nws. awe ne,A sec SCI. swa
sec 5-124 81 $500
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL
Sisseton. S. D. Nov 6, 1905,
City council met in regular session at the
City hail.
Present: Mayor Rickert and aldermen Plut,
Axness, Pfremnier and Tower.
Motion was made by Aldermen Pfrommer
that u committee Of three be appointed by the
mayor to look up u suitable room to I've used.
- peoples reading room. Motion VIA, duly
seconded and carried. All aldermen pr ssent
citing AYE"
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Premier,
Axness and Tower to serve IS such committee.
A petition was presented signed by nume,,.
Gus citizens asking for an electric tight vt the
intersection OF End avenue and Spruce street
and on motion tho petition Was granted and |
light ordered installed.
On N ,tion the following bills were allowed |
OF disposed Of ~ follows:
Bills OF rhos. Thompson for Mdse fof Is o. |
referred to Rlance committee.
Hill Of George Hum ne N GALS for prisoners |
e 90 rejected.
Bill of Peever Gorham Nero. Co, laid over. |
Bill OF N. j. Pryor r o 9 extra days labor |
| Us special assessor for 500 was laid on the |
table.
| Tho following bills sere allowed on the |
general fund:
| olS SeG'pU t-VoSS olOue VI. OF OultUluy
curbs and cutters. 8 $50 60
F. a. Burdick, salary as Chief Of Police
TOR Oct $4,000. .......... =. roo
| Thos NJ swunton. salary tor OCT 50 10
C. G. Knappen, printing .............. II o.
o. T. Axness & Co lutnner and COAL Z Is
Sullivan Lumber Co. lumber and ce-
ment :. .................. 81 40
Sis>eton Lumber Co lumber ...... 81 Is
Brewster 4 on. drayage ................ IA 70
j StapleLon drayage ............ goo
S j. NJ. MCGOWAN drayage. ............... 75
4 j. +. " olf., labor on streets.......... 500
Amos Rose, ........... ........... 9 90
Theodore Hanson ................ ~. So
John (3hrtstophe rson. labor on sheets. 8 70
T.. Nj Layman, labor On Stree S ...... 259
Motion was duly made and seconded that the
salary of Chief OF Police be S7T.0o per month
beginning with october u 1905 All aldermen
present voting aye
Motion was made and seconded that the
water be turned of from all MIGRANTS where
the water tax Is not paid All alderman pres
/. ent voting AYE"
= On MOTION council adjourned.
A. w. TOWER,
Acting Auditor.
. sisselon. 3. b. pec.l Z, 1905.
City council met ia regular session q the
council chamber. Prssent: Mayor Rioksrt
J and Aidarmen Pirsmmsr. Towss. Axasss sud
Pint
Il ske1aasa~~.A -
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22
SNAP SHOTS

WE ''pOlnL with pride" TO the is
sue OF the STANDARD this week. We
think 1T a creditahle sheet
4 4 4
che exchanges to reach our desk WAS
that of tl.e White Rock journal 1t
showed the handiwurk of the master
workman
William Warner, Mssour's new
republican senator who succeeds
Senator Cockrell, will be the first re-
publican senator from Missouri in
forty years.
4 4 4
The school boy who defined the
word "frleud" as a ''persun who
Knows all about you and likes you
gust the same" was a sensible humor-
tst OF no mean type. Aud the person,
says an exchange, who exacts p-rtec
ton from his friends Will wake up
some bright morning and find him
SELF friendless. -N0rthtted News.
Speaking of Patsy attempt to
muzzIe the press, alucal huslu ,ss man
remarked the other DAY MAT aile
Honorable States Attorney was max
eng holy show of himself in at
tempting Ito run the bluff" he has
"Why" SAID he 1.-THE States attorney
has PLAYED himself out as il he was
the right bower in the game"
"Right bower" remarked a bysuand-
err, what is thul?" s'The biggest
knave IN the pack" replied the first
speaker.
4 & 4
The Aberdeen News Is authority
Tor the statement that Il. j. Cory,
editor OF the WATERFOWL Public Opln-
ton aud Phllo Hall, the present az
torney general of the state, have
Doth entered the lists as candidates
tor congressional honors There does
not seem TO be any dearth OF wllllu'
BarkiSes to sacrifice themselves GU
their coun6ry's alter. Come on boys,
this is game that twenty can play
as we'll as one
Speaking about libel. ID. d. Butler,
vino IS authority on news paper libel.
tnterprets the law on absolute privi-
tege as follows: "ln reporting judi
tcal proceedings, the privilege Is
absolute, that Is IN say, If the report
Is a fair one, the question OF malice
or the lack OF III cannot be inquired
into. so 1t is also privileged
whether true or false The priv
lege Will apply TO everything which
takes place aud is proper to be con-
sidered before any buoy having jud-
tcial powers, under the provision of a
statute or ordinance" Carry the
news TO Patsy.
y = y
The Boxers were elected ION a
platform OF ..refor,n" aud now that a
year OF their reign has gone 10y 1t is
pertinent to Inquire what they have
accomplished in the way OF reform.
They have certainly not reformed
themselves and 1t il conceded that
aome Of that olifernus bunch needed
reform more than any one else. Patsy
McNuity. whose anti-electon reform
yapping could be heard for nine miles
up the gulch with the naked ear, has
been as quiet on that scpre since Ell
octlon as a custard rie dropping from
third story window. Consistency
Is imieed a rare jewel. but Patsy is
destined to be unadnrned by thi.
particular gem for some lengths o
periods yet
y = =
Real ESTATE Transfers.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22

ecese boord snd room
for so month, dnds positions for graduates
In 6tenographv. Tel61Txphy and Bookkeep-
ing. Attend o. take course ~ mall write:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22
Real Estate Transfers.

\
Cribs list Is furnished by courtesy of the
Sisseton Loan and Title Co. complete list
viii be printed each week.
Owing to u misunderstanding, the transfers
have not been published for several weeks
hi following list takes from date OF last
publication to Dec.. 6, next week 1t will be
competed to date, and in future will be given
each week.
NOVEMBER II
Geo. Aiken to s. 4. Laselle SEX swA sec O.
1eS 5l-s3O0.
4 Agrell & Goetz to David johnson and Melvin
i. Pohn e1S lot = blk White Rock $685.
wilmot Land 4 Loan Co to Clarence E
IupgVorthy lots7 = ssc ii = s :s 50
oHSs0
=. II. Kaisht % Emma J. Price lots - 70 q
10. biz 6 BssssonAQQ.
rovExtsn ls.
M.K. oabssg - > q. ,adasA iate \ : : nak !,
/ - 11lyb Alatssa - sisssten Sisio.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-12-22

~ GREAT record Of cures, une.
- qualled in medical history, proves
Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses merit un-
known 70 any other MEDICINE.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
holders ofThc Petersen Canal
and Reservoir Company

Notice is hereby given that there
will be special meeting OF the stock
holders of The Petersen Canal and
Reservoir Company, at the office OF
the secretary in JuIesburg, Colorado,
on Tuesday, February, 2lst. 1905, for
the purpose OF levying an assessment
and assessments against the water
rights to be used in said company for
the year 1905, to provide for the pay
ment of claims against said company
in connection with the msintainace
and operation OF the canal during The
year 1904 and not otherwise provided
for. and for the operation, maintain
ance and repair OF said canal for the
year 1905.
This meeting Of stockholders is call
ed by order of the Board of Directors
at meeting of said board held on
February 9th, 1906.
Julesburg, Colorado, February 9th,
1906.
L. E. LovELAND,
Secretary.
First publication February 10, 1905
Last publication February II, 1905
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
Reservation News.

Fred Williams and J. Finley were
putting up ice last week.
There were no services at East Lin
coin last Sunday on account of the cold
weather.
Mrs. j: McGinty and Mrs. Cora
Miller visited with Mrs. Bert Flhart
one day last week.
Velma Wright is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. c. H. Wright, in Jules
burg these cold days.
Any man can be weather prophet
these days. All he has to do is to pre-
dict "cOlder anu more snow"
If you don't find any news this week
just bear in mind that the weather is
very cold and the news Is frozen.
b. A. Lathpp was in this vicinity
one day this week fixing up some tele-
phones that were not working right.
I'm going to send valentine,
TO May, that girl of mine.
BY all meaus May shall get line
Declaring me her valentine.
We learn that J. W. Conyers is wear
ing broad smile these days on ac-
count OF granddaughter, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. William McElroy Of
Iowa.
Sunny Jim.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

shown. Rev. Martin was roundly
abused. At another house where ao-
plication for aid was made. the psueco
preacher asked the lady TO which
church she belonged. Being informed
his reply was: You will surely go To
hell
"Tbe man is believed 70 be 40 im-
poster. Adrices from other places
indicate that the same game has been
worked in these towns. Mrs. Brown,
nnther-in.law Of Marshal Collier, rec
ognized the man and WOMAN as the
same couple who visited her home In
Iowa srne two yesFs ago. The
MAN was working the same graft
then
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
Notice of Guardians Sale OF Real
Estate,

Iu the Matter OF the Guardianship
Of Ray r. Epson, Bessie Il. Upson and
Daniel d. Upson, Minors.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned as guardian Of the estate
Of Ray r. Upson. Bessie r. Upson and
Daniel D. UpSon, minors, and under
the order OF the County Court Of
Sedgwick County, Colorado, made aud
entered February 4th A, d. 1905, au-
thorizing and directing the sale Of the
real estate Of Ray 4. Upson, Bessie r.
Upson and Daniel D. Upson, Minors.
which real estate Is hereinafter de-
scribed) for the purpose Of placing the
proceeds of such sale in interest bear
ing security, and also under the further
order Of said Court made and entered
Of record on the 4th day of February
A D. 1906, will on Saturday, March
4th "A. D. 1905. beginning at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and until
o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
at the Office OF W. II. Pound, In Jules
burg, in Sedgwick County, Colorado,
receive bids on the following described
real estate and sell said real estate at
private sale for the highest and best
price offered, as per said Court Order
and in no event for less than the ap-
praised value thereof, to-wit:,., Ths
undivided three-twentieths interest In
the Northwest quarter Of Section
Fourteen u4) in Township Eleven
il1) North Of Range Forty.seven az
West of the 9th P. NJ. In Sedgwick
County. Colorado.
l. And upon the failure to sell said
property, or at the time set for said
sale if shall deem it for the best
interest Of all parties concerned In
such sale, that such sale should be
postponed I will continue or adjourn
the same from time TO time until such
sale is accomplished, but in no case
shall the sale be continued or sd journed
exceeding three months from the first
date set for such sale.
That the terms on which said land
are to be sold, are cash. to be paid by
the purchaser on the day the sale il
made. Such sale to be subject to the
approval of the county court Of Sedg-
wick county, Colorado.
Dated Julesburg, Sedgwick county,
Colorado, February 4th A. D. 1905.
PHILo b. UPsoN, Guardian
of the Estate Of Ray R. Upson, Bessie
Il. Upson and Daniel D. Upson,
Minors.
First publication February 10, 1905.
Last publication March 8, 1905.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
A Pair of ImpOsters.

Last weeks issue OF the Logan
County Advocate contained an article
in reference to a man and woman who
arrived in Julcsburg last Thursday
and remained here until Monday az
ternuon. Tho couple pursued the
same policy here as in Sterling-solic-
iting financial assistance and attempt
ing to bold so-chlled religious services
ia private houses. They found but
few dupcs in Juc>burg but they Sic
cerded In making themselves Obnux-
ious TO everybody with whom they
came in contact. The Advocate arti-
Gle follows:
"A man and woman claiming to be
husband and wife were in Sterling
Tuesday and Wednesday soliciting
financial assistance. The man can
vassed the town pretty thoroughly but
whether he succeeded In dnping any
one could not be learned. To those
whom he approached tor aid he stated
that he was minister and the priyi.
legs Of entering the house and praying
for the salvation OF the family accom-
panied the request for aims. Being
refused either petition he became
abusive. Tuesday evening the man
and his wife we're cared for by Rev.
Martin Of German Evangelical church.
but instead Of thanks for the courtesy
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
C. L. Morgan, County sheriff,

c. L. Morgan, county sheriff,
returned Wednesday morning
from Denver to which place be
had been summoned Monday by q
message announcing the serious
illness of his aged father and
mother. Mr.. Morgan left his
parents considerably improved in
health.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Miss Alice Parker returned
last Saturday night from Chiga.
go, to which place she had accom-
panied the two children of her
brother, B. D. Parker, a short
time previously. The elder of the
children. the son, died shortly
after reaching Chicago. The
daughter returned with Miss
Parker to Julesburg. Mrs. Park.
er, the mother, is seriously ill of
tuberculosis at the Oakes home
in Denver.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
AgOnizlug Burns

are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
G. Rivenbark, Jr., Of Norfolk, Virgin
ia, writes: Il burnt my knee dread
fully; that it blistered all over. Buck
lens Arnica Salve stopped the pain
and healed it without scar" Also
heals all wounds and sores. 25 cents at
G. Lavelle's. druggist.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
The Town Of JuiesbuSR Exchanges
Water Rights for Bonds.


After a stormy all-dsy's session the
board OF town trustees voted last Sat
urday to transfer the unsOId water
rights belonging TO the town TO the
JuIesburg Irrigation district in ex-
change for bonds issued by the district
AT a previous meeting the board OF
trustees had decided upon this course,
but the directors Of the district de-
clined 70 make the exchange unless
the suit brought against the Petersen
Canal and Reservoir company should
be dismissed by the town. In other
words, tie directors refused TO pur-
chase law suit, the outcome OF which
at this time is promIematical. In
taking this stand the directors were
simply protecting the interests OF the
people in the dl5trict-thc people
whose yo'es had elected them TO Office
and they we're further transactlng
the district business as they would
transact, their own private business.
The proposition Of the directors "
exchange $4,000 bond for each wat
er right owned by the town, the town
to dismiss the suit against the Peter
sen Canal and Reservoir company, was
the cause Of the stormy session OF the
town trustees Saturday. BY some Pc
culiar line of reasoning q minority OF
the trustees had figured out that the
town Was getting the worst Of deal
in which it received s50O.OO for some
thing which cost it s357.OO, and this
minority. reinforced by q number OF
citizens who had followed the same
line Of reasoning, made hard fight u
prevent the town board accepting The
proposition made by the district board
However, majority Of the trustees
stood pat, and motion finally prevail
ed " accept the terms proposed by the
directors OF the district.
In order to assist in etYecIing the
deal between the irrigation district
and the tOwn board, the Petersen Ca
nal and Reservoir company remitted
pne. half VI the assessment levied last
year by that company against the
towns water rights. The town there
fore will pay 1886 70 and will dismiss
the suit brought against the ditch
company last spring.
The Grit Advocate believes that the
town trustees acted wisely in dspos-
ing Of the unsold water rights to the
district. The water has never been OF
much benefit to the town and the op-
portunity 10 sell 1t for more than it
cost originally was one which it would
have been folly To ignore. We believe
also that the directors Of the irriga-
tion distr ct showed exceedingly good
Judgment In their refusal to purchase
the water rights from the town until
the town had dismissed its suit against
the Petersen Canal and Reservoir con
pany, the liabilities OF which the dis
taiet has assumed. And We believe
further that the directors acted fairly
with the town. for as a uatter OF fact
they were under no obligations to pur.
chase the towns water rights, aud 1t
Is not likely that the district will ever
need them.
Altogether we believe that the set.
tlemcnt effected last Saturday be.
tween the tOWa and the district Is
the best one that could be made, and
all parties to it are entitled to the
commendatiOn OF the public.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

William Vernon was in town
last Friday from bis home near
Sedgwick, and was a pleasant
business caller at our Office. MIR.
Vernon has taken 3 contract to
construct one mile of tho ditch
leading from the reservoir and
will begin the work as soon as the
weather will permit.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
J. F. C. Anderson, jcweler.
School Notes.

School Notes.
Mr.. LAbaree visited the schools last
Friday.
Earle johnson is absent from school
this week.
The three lower rooms had valentine
boxes Tuesday. ~
Mrs. Hu,n visited in the lower
rooms last Monday.
Miss Grace Polzin ,isited in the
high school and grammar room last
Tuesday.
Marie Clayton has been absent sew
eral days this week on account OF the
illness OF her mother.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

A. Ackerman, who became the
father of ten-pound daughter
last Sunday, was in town We'd
nesdav from his home in the
southeast part of the county.
Mr.. Ackerman bears his new hon
ors with dignity and is disposed
to make his friends conscious Of
his new-found happiness.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Thermometers in Julesburg
registered all the way from IS to
80 degrees below zero last Sun
day morning. The government
thermometer at the depot regis
tered Is degrees below, and this
is probably the correct tempera-
ture for that dey. Anyhow, the
weather was cold enough.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
GROUND OIL CAKE
Lumber Yard, 50 90 pei cwi.

Frank Boyer. of Chappell, was
looking after business matters in
Julesburg last Friday and while
in town made pleasant call at
our Office. Mr.. Boyer stated that
his livery business had been ex-
ceptiouaily good this winter and
that he expected it to improve
with the coming of spring.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
a girl baby was born to Mr..

A girl baby Was born to MIR.
and Mrs. A. Ackefman, who re-
side southeast Of Julesburg, last
Sunday. As this is the first time
the honor of being a father has
come his way. it is likely that
Mr.. Ackerman is still rejoicing
over the happy event.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Mrs. ]. H. Jensen left here
Wednesday evening for her home
in Billings, Montana, after a visit
of several months with relatives
in Juleshurg and vicinity.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Beautiful eyes and handsome face
are eloquent Communications Bright
eyes windows to a woman's heart.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make bright eyes. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. G. Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
For Sale.

have for sale eight Fine Light
Brahma cockerels at $50 each; one
fine N. B. Tom turkey at $500. Light
Brahma eggs 10 season, el.0O per l3.
NJ. b. turkey eggs in season, $500 per
8. Call on or address
John Holmes.
Ju esburg Colo.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

V. P. Harris & Co. have install
ed large refrigerator in their
meat market and have otherwise
greatly improved the appearance
of their business room.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

G. VI. Smith, Of Bigspring,
transacted business in Juiesburg
last Monday.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Heavy, well made sweaters for
men and boys, only 50 cents at
Uncle Ben's place.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Say-We now have a neat dres-
sy Ladies Calf Shoe, cactus proof,
thorn proof, and snag proof, at
only $l.75 per pair at Uncle Ben's
place.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Just 1n-Another shipment of
those excellent heavy shoes Tor
mems wear. Uncle Ban's place.
Price sl,50 per pair.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

A daughter Was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Nelson last Sun.
day. Mother and child are get
ting along nicely.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

John Holmes has ordered from
a breeder Of fancy turkeys in
Hope, Indiana, a fine Mammoth
Bronze gobbler, for which he paid
$500, not including express
charges.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Mrs. William Epley, of Sedg.
wick, was q Julesburg visitor
Thursday.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Please read our lad" very care.
fully on this page. Its a Revela
tion. Lloyd n. Adamson & Son
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
What Are They!

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, aud constipation.
and good one. Price % cents. For
sale by G.. Lavelle.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17
ToC.re . Cold in On. Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II il,
fails TO cure. T. W. Groves sigma
ture is ON each box 3 cents.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Notice-Ladies Fine Dongola
shoes tl.0o per pair at Uncle
Ben's place.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

D. NJ. Atchinson, president of
the Julesburg Drug company,
was in town Thursday.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

After an absence of several
months in Greeley, ]. W. Jones
has returned to Julesburg. Mrs.
Jones will join her husband here
as soon as her health will permit
her to make tho trip from Greeley
to Jnlesburg. "a;
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

! Omer G. Flora, proprietor Of
the Julesburg Rolyoke stage liae,
did not make the return tip last
Saturday on account of. the ex.
tremely cold weather, but re:l
manned in Holyoke until Sum
day. - @
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

There will be a public dance
in the court house hall on Friday
evening, February "a. All are
invited. Committee.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-02-17

Great reduction in prices OF
heating stoves.
Dive & Hurin.