The Grit-advocate., 1905-10-20

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Alfred L. Baker, of Denver. The
marriage occurred in Denver last Sat
urday, October IA, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Hunter. The bri lie
is daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. i. b,
Laycock. OF Chappell. and Il sister OF
Mrs. f. F. Clayton, OF this place. The
groom is d prosperous business man of
Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will re-
side in Denver at 1866 Race street.
Get your moneys worth at Ander
sons Jewelry Store. Lots of watches,
chains and charms. A nice line OF
solid gold rings from Sl.G0 to $25. co.
SpcetacleS, clocks. Silverware, etc.
All goods guaranteed to be as repre-.
sented. Best watch repairing in the
country.
One of B. M. Gilbert's beet wagons
cOllided with T. w. Acklin's buggy,
which was standing in front of his
store, Wednesday evening, and smash.
ed one of the rear wheels. The driver
OF the team was one OF Mr.. Gilbert's s
sons and when the accident occurred
he had left his team standing unhitch-
ed for few moments when they start
ed towards home. The team was stop
1t makes no difference how long you
have heen sick, II you are troubled
with indigestion, constipation. liver
and kidney troubles, Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you well.
IS cents. G. Lavelle:
R. F. McGrew, of Denver. was 10
Julesburg Wednesday and Thursday
with number of prospective settlers.
MT McGrew is one of the gentlemel
who Purchased several thousand acres
OF land from the Julesburg Land COM
pany a few months since, and he is
making arrangements to cut this land
up into small farms and either sell or
rentit -e z
Mrs. f. Z. Huffman is giving splen.
did satisfaction In making hats to ord
er. and her creations in up-to date
millinery are in many instances far
superior t" those sent out by the large
city milliners. Consult her about
your new fall hat.
We are unable to secure any inf0r
nation further than was published
last week in regard to the plans OF the
promoters of the new bank in Jules
burg. Mr.. Gordon is now in Lincoln,
and the local people interested have
not heard from him since his depart.
ure from Julesburg last Friday morn.
ing
Mrs. c. J. DeBerard is seriously i'll
at her home in this place. Monday
her condition was so critical that ia
tai termination was feared and the
members of the family were summon
ed. Since that time she has some
what improved and her many friends
entertain hopes OF her recovery.
NJ. B. Wheelock. of Colfax, Iowa. has
been in Julesbnrg several days this
week looking after his real estate in
terests in the county. Mr.. Wheelnck
owns some land in the reservoir site
and he will arrange for the sale of this
land to Mr.. Camtield while here.
Mr.. West. Of Deadwood, South Da-
kota. was a guest at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. ID. Bower several DAYS this
week while looking after his real es-
tate interests here. lie is the owner
of the north half OF section 25-l2-45,
which he purchased several months
ago from B. Beatty.
Tuesday White & Wallace unloaded
car load Of buggies and wagons and
they are DOW prepared to supply the
needs of all customers in these lines
They have several car loads of other
merchandise on the road for their
Julesburg and Sedgwck stores.
W, l.. Warner, manager Of the Cot
tonwood ranch, near Sedgwick, favor
ed this office with a pleasant business
call Thursday morning. Mr.. and Mrs,
Warner were in town to attend the
Vernon-Harris wedding.
Mrs. f. c. Huffman is receiving new
millinery every day and she can suit
tn: taste OF the most particular pat
ron. Don't fail to examine her stock
and get prices before placing your
order.
STOW f G