The Grit-advocate., 1905-09-29

l.. f. Simpson threw his contract
for cement walks with the town last
Saturday and reLurnedto his home in
Denver Sunday. He did not explain
his action to any one, and it seems
strange to those who believe that he
was receiving Il big price for the quail
ity OF work he was doing.
/ can fix your watches right
if they are any good and if not
spoiled before by some tinkercr.
Look over my line OF jewelry and
spcctacles. j. +. G. Anderson,
jcweler.
A. Gauvain. of Minitaire, Nebraska,
was in Julesburg several days this
week looking after his real estate in
terests in the County. Mr.. Gauvain
owns quarter section Of farm land
west of tewn and the object Of his
visit at this time was to scure good
renter for this land.
Wednesday when enroute to his homestead
on the North Platte river with a wagon load
oflumber. d. ID. Williams met with n serious
accident. caused by his wagon upSetting. He
was thrown violently to the ground and for
time was unconscious. Miss Evey and Miss
| W WHO accompanied MT. W lllldHs.
were slightly injured. The accident occur
red about Is miles north OF .Iulesburg.
Are you lacking in strength and
vigor? Are you weak? Are you in
pain? Do you feel all run down?
comes to all who use Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. G.
Lavelle.
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ins few days this week.-Mrs.. Jauuith. OF
Chebanse. Illinois. and Henry Merrill. OF
Denver Mrs. Jauuith was enroute to her
home from Denver. and was accompanied 10
JuIesburg by Mr.. Merrill. She and Mrs Car
penter lived together during the war. while
Mrs Jauuith's husband served in the Union
army,
"When the leaves are turning and
your hearts are yearning' its an indi-
cation that you should purchase new
fall hat from Mrs. Huffman. She
knows what is becoming to you. Come
early for Il selection.
c. II. Rcy. who started a butcher shop in
the Palmer building on From. street few
weeks ago. sold out to Will Woodlands last
week and pulled out for the west. Mr.. Wood
hams willcontinuc the business in its pres
ent location.
Rheumatism, gout, backache. acid
poison, are results of Kidney trouble.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat of the dieseasc and
cures when all else fails. 30 cents.
G. Lavelle.
A. c. McCully. who had been confined in
the town bastilc for week because of the
non-pa yment of a fine assessed against him
for assaulting W. f. Fogclsong. was released
Thursdaymorning by order Of Judge Armour.
upon the application of his attorney. \. +.
Perrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Elhart returned WcInes-
day morning from months tour of the west.
They visited Utah. Washington. Oregon and
California, but found nothing that suited
them better than Sedgwick county. Color
ado.
Peter 1cnscnJr was pleasant business
caller at our Office Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Jensen is one of the best farmers in the
Western Irrigation district and this year he
has reaped Il bountiful harvest in all crops
Call and see the latest shapes in hats. caps
and bonnet> purchased from reliable cast
ern manufacturer. Mrs. Eva c. Huffman.
Last Tuesday the Juesburg Land company
sold the residence property of A. Polzinr to
Mrs. J. b. Martin. Consideration SlOD000
Mrs. Martin will conduct rooming house in
her new home. Mr.. Polzln will probably buy
some lots and build a residence
Mrs. W. j. Thornton. OF Lead. South Dako-
ia. stopped in Julcsburs Thursday morning
for a short visit with Mrs. F. A. Bullock.
Mrs. Thornton is sistcrof Mr.. Bullock. She
is enroutc to Ouray.
Miss Laura Il. Laycock is in Denver rrreiv-
ing surgical treatment for broken shoulder.
tho result OF an accident sustained several
weeks ago while riding horseback at her hom,.
near Chappell.
T. w. Acklin and family have returned
from Eaton. the high altitude of that place
being Injurious to Mrs. Acklins health. They
are now think ing of going to Washington or
Oregon.
The Juiesburg Land company reports the
sale OF the south half of sec tion s. Il - to a
Greeley man. and the north half Of the same
section TO western Nebraska party, this
week
After visit of several weeks Duration at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Fischer.
Miss Bertha Rechart left last Saturday night
for her home in Penora. Iowa,
T. Hall. Il former well known citizen OF
Julesburg. now resident of Greeley. was in
1ulesburg last Sunday He was accompanied
by II. Gardner.
T. X. Liddle shipped several car loads of
cattle to the Omaha market last Saturday
night.
Platte for several years, is now living in
Haley Idaho.