The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

editor of this paper WITH a cash
subsc'z ption.
Sheriff c. l.. Mnrgan visited his par,
ents in Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter, OF Ris-
ins City, Nebraska, are guests at the
4ome Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Vaughan.
Mrs, Christ Anderson, south OF
! own entertained the Ladies Aid So
ctc,y of the congregational church
| thursday.
Mrs. Kate Labaree and Miss Maude
La baree, of Lafayette, Indiana. moth.
er and sister Of w. NJ. Labaree, are
luests at the home of the latter.
Miss Mabie Saunders, who had been
| Visiting the family of her brother, G,
| '. Saunders, for Two weeks, returned
70 her home in Fort Morgan last Tues.
| day,
T. V. Gvantham has arranged to
have his parents, who reside in Gal
ATTN. Missouri, visit him after the
| g. A. K. cncanpment in Denver next
september.
Ed Fischer has HIS new house prac.
tically enclosed and is pushing its
! completion as rapidly as possible. He
Is building Of lumber. instead OF cc-
meut blocks dis ne Ut first contemplate
ed doing.
Rev. T. A. SIuith, of University
Place, Nebraska, joined his wife in
Ju!esburg Tuesday night ard will re-
main until after the Fourth Mrs
Smith has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. y. Vaughan, for sew
/ eral weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
gvegational church will give an ice
cream social Saturday, July l, in City
Park. Should the weather be unfa-
rorable the old court house will be
used, All are invited. Price-Ice
Cream and Cake Is cents.
The Independent. Telephone com.
| pany recently constructed a line lead
ing south from Julesbnrg. The fol-
lowing named ranchmcn have phones
on this line: David Camelin, Frank
Muth, w. J. Kelley. d. J. Kelley, j
P. Brown and A. Ackerman.
The work OF laying the walls OF J,
i'rant's new store building was com.
menced Thursday by c. n. Wright.
This building will be practically fire.
proof, being constructed Of stone and
iron; it will be fitted with plate glass
windows and will be modern iu every
respect.
Tired out, worn out woman, can not
| sleep, eat or work; seems As il she
would hy to pieces. HOLSTERS Rock
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves
and rich blood. 35 cents. Tea or tab
lets. G. Lavelle.
Last Saturday evening the ten year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p
Brown. who reside sixt3en miles south
of Jnlesburg. was kicked in the stom
ach by a steer, producing an injury
which for time seemed likely to re
suit seriously. However, the child ha.
since rallied and is now getting along
all right.
Makes digestion and assimilation
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will 90. a tonic for th'
sick and weak. 35 cents. Tea or tab
lets. G. Lavclle.
Andy Norton, a sheep shearer VIII
claims Holyoke as his home. was ar
rested Wednesday evening by Marsh
al Twomey upon the charge Of being
drunk and was placed in jail. Thurs
day morning he was taken before Po
lice Magistrate Labaree, pleaded gull
ty and was fined S3 90 and costs Nor
ton paid his fine and was released from
custody
r. NJ. Brown was overcome by hea
Wednesday afternoon while at worl
moving the old frame addition to tn
Brown hotel. and for a time IL was
feared that he had suffered pa1alyti'
stroke. However, Thursday morning
he had rallied considerably and DR.
Brown, the attending physician, stat
ed that he will probably be all right ir
short time.
John Cope, Of Gallatin, Missouri
was the guest Of his brOther-nlaw
T. V. Grantham, Tuesday. MI. Cope
was enroute to Loveland, where he
will have the management OF the gro
| Gerry department in one OF the large
department stores of that city. Mrs.
| Cope will arrive in Julesburg Sunday
and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Grantham
until the latter part OF next week, al
ter which she will join her husband in
Loveland
w. w. Waterman and son, OF Day
| Nebraska, who ran a threshing ma
chine in this vicinity last season, vii
be here again this year with thrcsh
ing outfit. They will run Il full force
Of men this season and will do tht
work of those who desire complete
outfit first. and will afterward do thresf
ing for those who desire to furnish
their own help.
After weeks visit with his parent
in Julesburg, r. NJ. Kinsman left
Thursday evening for Boston to re
sumo his duties in the general super
intendent's office OF the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad com
pany. MIR. Kinsman has been in the
employ Of this company for nearly six
years, and now occupies a splendid 20
sitinn, standing high in the confidence
Of his employers. His stay IN Jules
burg would have been longer, except
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