The Grit-advocate., 1905-04-28

l. al ouiLC Joui 'chiS iAA'''AHS'
and you will receive many favors
not obtainablc elsewhere.
For Sale-Top buggy and har-
ness. Will take good milch COW
as part payment. Mrs. t. W.
Acklin
DR.. Babcock reports the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. johnson, OF Chappell, last
Tuesday.
District Attorney Pound made
a business trip to Brighton Tues
day evening, returning Wednes-
day night.
w. T. Bower, proprietor of the
Julesbury meat market, will pay
the highest market price for nice
chickens. Bring your fowls to
him.
This week l.. E. Loveland sold
to B. A. Vaughan the G. II.
Wright farm of so acres, ) miles
west of Julesburg. Consideration
100000.
Arbor day was tittingly obscrv
ed by the public schools of Jules
burg last Friday. Eight trees
were planted by the pupils under
the supervision of the teachers.
V. z. Harris was joined in
Julesburg Tuesday night by his
wife and daughter from Mount
Blanchard, Ohio. The family will
reside in Mrs. J. b. Closes house.
Edward Parton, brother of
J. W. Parton, arrived in Jules
burg last Saturday morning from
Albany, Oregon, and will assist
the latter in raising sugar bcets
this season.
Frank Slusser, treasurer of Hall
county, Nebraska, was guest of
Mrs. W. A. Slusser last Sunday.
MIR. Slusser was enroute to his
home in Grand Island from bus
mess trip to California.
DR.. Carpenter, the dentist and
optician, will again be at the
Pioneer hotel, in Julcsburg, for
one week beginning May 1. Those
wishing work done please call
early.
B. d. Parker, of Chicago, was
a guest ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Parker last Saturday.
He was enroute to his his home
from a weeks visit with his wife
who is in the Oakes Home ut
Denver.
Every reader of this paper
should scan closely the adv ertis-
tising columns. Each week there
are bargains offered in these col
umns by the local merchants, and
the persons who read the adver-
tisements are the first to secure
these bargains.
]. f. G. Anderson, reliable jew
clcr. Lots of watches, clocks,
rings, jewelry and spectacles.
All goods guaranteed as repre-
scnted. Best watch and jewelry
repairing in the country. Also
fix sewing machines. Prices
low.
Thursday morning of last week
the plant Of the Sterling Electric
Light Company was totally dc,
stroyed by fire. The loss was
$50, 100000 with no insurance
The Advocate of that town states
that the plant, which was owned
by Nebraska man, will proba
bly, not be rebuilt.
Last Monday the editor of The
Grit Advocate purchased from
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris johnson lots
3 and 3 in Blakesley's subdivisor
of lots l and 3, block II 0. T.
The building now on lot 2 will be
occupied as printing office as
soon as tits vacated by Mr.. Brant
the present occupant.
Mrs. Stella Palmer was con
victcd Of assault and battery upol
Mrs. katerina Flick in Justice
Hinshaw's court Tuesday after
noon and was fined $1,000 ant
costs, fine and costs amounting tt
Sl7.25. The crime was commit
tod Monday evening about
o'clock in the rear of the Paine
building on Front street. Th'
fine was paid by Mrs. Palmer
husband.
Colonel and Mrs. B. F. Clayton
Of Indinnola, Iowa, arrived il
Julesburg Tuesday evening an'
are now the guests of Mr.. an
!. Mrs. E. f. Clayton. Colonc
Clayton is making his annual in
emotion rf tho kanl-s in hicb h