The Grit-advocate., 1905-10-13

Rooms TO RENT in the Mason build
ing. Inquire OF G. Lavelle.
DIR. NJ, l.. Babcock made q profes.
sional visit to Bigspring Monday.
John kaschke was in town Tuesday
from his sheep ranch in Logan coun-
ty.
Mrs. William EpIey. OF Sedgwiok,
was visitor to Julesburg last Mou-
day.
Mrs. Charles Kingery and son, of
Sedgwick, were in Juleshurg last Sat.
urday.
Miss Maggie Snyder returned last
Sunday night from short visit in
Omaha.
Mrs, O. S, Corpe and children went
to Sterling Tuesday afternoon to visit
relatives.
G. L. Morgan. county sheriff, spent
Sunday and Monday with his parents
in Denver.
Ned COumbe accompanied ]. II.
Parker to Omaha with cattle last Sum-
day morning.
District Attorney Pound spent sew
eral days this week attending to legal
business in Wray.
FoR SALE-Thirty head of spring
pigs. Inquire of Chris Jurgensop,
Julesburg, Colorado.
DR.. X. G. Sapero, the Denver eye
specialist, was in Julesburg Monday
and Tuesday aud did good business
in his line.
There is no better wagon on the
market than the Van Brundt wagon.
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this wagon.
Mrs. &. A. Waddngton, of sedg-
wick, wa, in Julesburg Monday pat
ronizing the local dry goods mer-
chants,
Bring in samples of wheat and rye
you have to sell. Will pay good prices
for good grain. W. W. iOUNa.
Alvin Richerson and young son, OF
Sterling, visited Mr.. Rioherson's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richerson,
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Warner, Of the Cotton
wood ranch. was u guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Drake from Sun
day night until Monday afternoon.
The Designer, Delineator, and other
popular magazines will be found on
sale each month at the Julesburg
Drug company's store.
Last Sunday I. N, Adamson and
family visited the ranch home OF J. G..
McCrerv, fifteen miles northwest of
Julesburg, in Deuel. county, Nebraska.
AT the Julesburg meat market we
sell boiling meat atG to 20 cents
per pound: bacon ut 10 to 13 cents per
pound. w. T. Bower, proprietor.
August Polzin is building a residence
on the lots which he purchased last
week from Mrs. T. J. Mason. The
house will be % feet square, one story
high.
Mrs. z. G. Huffman has some new
Fall and Winter hats in the latest
shapes and colors in vogue. Call early
First door east Of the Pioneer hotel.
Mrs. George M. Braxtan left here
Wednesday morning for her old home
in Bloomington. Indiana. where she
will visit relatives for the next two
or three months.
FoUND--On the north end of Cedar
street, Tuesday, pitchfOrk. Owner
may secure property by proving own
ership and paying VI cents for this ad-
verttsement.
Ed Nordby and Henry Watland filed
ON two GAO-acre homesteads in Chey-
enne county, Nebraska, last week.
Their claims are located near the
North Platte river and are fine Sec
tions Of land.
W. II. Wallace returned last Satur-
day morning from Omaha, where he
purchased several car loads of mer-
chandise for his firm. These goods
are now arriving and may be found on
safe at the Julesbure and Sedgwick
stores.
Among the good friends and staunch
supporters OF The Grit-Advorate who
have contributed to the material well
fare of the editor this week by renew
ing their subscriptions are OSmond
Wright and Theodore Coleman. May
they live long and prosper.
B. A. Lathrop, manager OF the In
dependent Telephone company, was
in Julesburg Wednesday and placed a
telephone in the depot. This will be
a great convenience to the public as
considerable business can now be trans
acted with the agent without walking
to the depot,