The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-02

Mrs. o. 5. COrpe and children visit
ed friends in Sterling from Friday mn.
ii! Wednesday evening.
Carl Clark, of Sidney, was the guest
Mr. and Miss Snyder, Of the telcphonr
exchange, last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. McConauehv Of
the Clipper Studio, were in Ster
ling last Monday.
Miss Grace Frederick left here las,
Monday night TO visit relatives and
friends III Corning, Iowa,
Mis-. Horace Caley, of Grant, Ne
braska, visited Miss Alice Bower sun
day and Monday OF this week.
V. 2. Harris took car load Of log.
10 the Denver market last Suntay
He returned Tuesday night.
Attorney Z. NJ. Kelsey, of Sterljn-
vas i'll Julesburg Monday night and
left Tuesday morning for Sedgwick.
o. j. Meline is having his residence
in the east part Of town reprinted
The work is being done by Il travelling
artist.
Patronize your home milliner
if yon desire one in your town.
Iou will receive many favors no,
obtainable elsewhere.
r. NJ. Handy & prominent business
man Of Fort Morgan, was looking up
real estate Investments with the Jules
burg Land company Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. DeBerard, of the
RivertOn ranch near Sedgwick, were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Petersen Tuesday and "Wednesday.
J Fl. Parker and Miss Lille Vol
cach made final proof on homestead.
in this county last Saturday before
G. NJ. Harris, clerk OF the district
court.
George Gillespie had his building on
the corner of Pine and Second street.
rcpainted this week, thereby greatly
improving its appearance. Ia and
Frank Fischer did the work.
Hon Franklin r. Brooks, congress
man at large, came to Jultsburg Mon
day hight and left early next morning
for iIolyol.e, where he delivered the
memorial address that day.
r. S. Dye, county treasurer, went TO
Denver last Saturday evening and re
turned Monday evening with his wife
and daughter, who had been visiting
relatives in that city for a week
Miss Milly Scott sent us very ac-
ceptable silver token last Saturday.
and as 4 consequence We are enabled
30 eat meat once more. In return Mis-
Scott will receive our publication for
another year.
Several families of labogcrs for the
beet fields arrived 10 JuleSburg last
Saturday and have since then CON
meme d work for farmers to whom they
were contracted. Most Of the families
are Americans from South Omaha.
Lyman Harris. of Salt Lake City.
stopped in julesburg Tuesday evening
between trains to see T. +. Clayton,
who was valued employee of his for
several years. Mr. Harris was enroute
to New York City, from whence b.
Will sail for Europe.
Gus Erickson. section foreman Oh
the main line of the Union Pacific rail
road, was q pleasant business visitor
to our Office last Saturday morning.
AS Il result Of this visit Mr.. Errkson's
name is right side up on our subscrip.
tion book and all parties coIccrned
are feeling good.
While in town Wednesday, F. G..
DcBeTard, Junior member Of tie firm
of DeBerard 4 Son, ranchmen vas
pleasant business caller at OH Office
Mr.. DeDerard reports everytunE as
looking good in the stock busuc,, as
well as in the farming business, in
both lines OF which he is a large Jpcr-
atOr.
r. w. Jenkins is now proprietor of
the Commercial hotel, having pur-
chased the furnishings Wednesday
from Messers Wright IL Ackln and
taken possession of the business Mr..
Jenkins has at different times within
the last few years conducted this ROD.
| ular hotel, and lie will no doubt give
satisfaction in the future as he did in
the past to the patrons of the house.
Window shades, assorted col.
ors, plain and fringed; also lovely
Nottingham curtains. Julcsburg
Bazaar.
Charley Moore and his house
moving outfit, of lIolyolie, viii
finish moving Judge Pounds
building from Pine to Second
street this week.
Mrs. T. Il. Flora very pleasant
ly entertained the members Of the
Aid society of the Nj. e. church,
and q few other friends, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Eva c. Huffman invites
the public to inspect her latest
arrival Of wells, hats bonncts,
| baby hoods and trimmings, all
new this week. Come before they
are all looked over.
lied Coumbe, who has been at
tending the State Agricultural
college at Fort Collins came
home Wednesday evening for the
summer. He was accompanied
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