The Grit-advocate., 1905-10-13

day from his home near SedgWick
looking for carpenters to build resi-
dence on the homestead which he re-
Gently purchased from his daughter,
Mrs. Mark Gyger. Mr. Upson sold his
bone place several months ago to the
Iulesburg Land company. and he will
give possession in a short time, cOnse.
Quently he must build new house for
himself and family.
Milton Layoock. Of California, arriv-
ed in Julesburg last Sunday morning
for J. visit with relaves in Jplesburg
and in Deuel. county, Nebraska. Mr.
Laycock is IN uncle of Mrs. f. +. Clay
ton; for more than twenty years he
has been in the government service in
Alaska and other territories, and dur
ing that time he has not seen any Of
his relatives in this vicinity.
II. A. Petersen. a pioneer OF Jules
burg and now a prosperous rsnchuan
in Deuel. county, Nebraska, made his
andnal pilgrimage to our Office Mon
day, and as "a result OF his visit we were
dollar richer for a few moments
until we met a man to whom We Owed
the dollar. Mr.. Petersen is one Of our
stauDchest supporters, and his visits
are always welcome.
w. w. Waterman and son unloaded
new threshing outfit at this station
Tuesday. The yield of small grain in
this locality has been so large that it
WAS impossible for the Messers Water
man to do all the threshing they had
contracted, hence they purchased an
other outfit. Two gangs OF men will
be run during the balance OF the seas
on.
The high wind that prevailed in
this locality last Sunday was followed
in the evening by decided drop In
the temperature, and since then the
weather has been quite cold. The
sudden change made business good
for the hardware dealers, as nearly
all who had not before put up stoves
hurried to do SO Monday and Tues.
day.
Chris JurgensOn, one Of the success
full farmers in the Western Irrigation
district, was a pleasant business caller
ut this office Monday. Mr.. Jurgenson
is making preparations to begin the
harvest OF his sugar beets, the yield
Of which will be large. lie will load
at BigSpring and Barton and shib to
the Grand island factory.
pany sold to o. j. Meline the Fred
of the river and cnntains about 200
acres. Consideration $S5O.00. Mr..
Meline also purchased the old Russell
barn on the southeast corner OF Sec
oud and Walnut streets, paying there
for $25O.OO.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia.
kidney and liver disorders, and all
stomach troubles. positively cured by
using Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents. Tea or Tablets. G. Lavelle.
Mrs. J. II. Jensen and young son, of
Sedgwick. came to Julesburg Sunday
night to consult Il physician in refer
ence to the latter's health. Mrs. Jen-
sen feared that her sou was threatened
with fever but no symptoms Of the
disease were found by DR.. Babcock
and they returned home Mondey al
ternoon.
Several car loads of cattle were ship.
ped to Omaha last Sunday morning
by ranchmen in this vicinity. j. II.
Pasker shipped four car loads, and one
car load each was shipped by the fol-
lowing: A. Eckhout, ID. Camelin,
John Hollquist aud Swan Friskopp.
All of the owners accompanied their
stock.
The revival services in the Metho.
dist church are still in progress. Con-
sidera BILE interest is being manifested
in these meetings and much good is
being done. A street meeting was
held last Saturday afternoon and an
other similar meeting will be held
next Saturday.
Girls, if you want red lips. laughing
eyes, sweet breath and good looks, use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
greatest beautifier known. s. cents.
Tea or Tablets. G. Lavelle.
Mrs. S. NJ. Harrison has filed suit in
the district court for divorce from her
husband, Edward Harrison, charging
non-support. District Attorney
Pound represents Mrs. Harrison. The
parties to the suit have not lived to-
gether for several years.
You will find some copies Of Paris
and New York models of fashion at
Mrs. T.. G. Hutfman's. These hats are
exact counterparts OF high priced hats
Call and compare prices. East Of the
Pioneer hotel.
The county commissioners met in
special session Thursday morning.
The object Of the meeting is to settle
with the court house contractor If pos
sible.
White & Wallace sell the Van
Brundt wagon and the Columbia Dug
pies-the best vehicles made. Their
prices are lower than those of any
competitor.
Dr. NJ. L. Babcock reports the birth
Of daughter to Mr.. aud Mrs. Mark
Gyger. of Sedgwick, Wednesday night
Mother and child are doing nicely.
Cecil V. Saunders is now full
hedgad notary public, having Received
his commission a few days siuoc from
Governor Mcdonald.
The best line Of wagons and buggies
ever shown in Sedgwick county il now
on aala at White e. Wa)lacp's store