The Grit-advocate., 1905-10-06

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farm, which he recently purhcased
from the Julesburg Land company.
w. Fl. Wallace went to Omaha
| Thursday to purchase Il few car loads
OF merchandise for his firms business
houses in Julesburg and Sedgwick.
| Mrs. w. G. Huffman is agent for the
California Perfume company ald will
take orders for perfumes, extracts aud
fruit colorings. See her ii you need
anything in these lines.
Mrs. Rouger, OF Binghampton, New
York, and Mrs. Worden, OF Sidney,
Nebraska, visited their nephew and
neice, Mr.. and Miss Snyder, OF the tel
ephone exchange, a few days this
week.
A large number Of land seekers have
been in town this week and the local
land agents have been busy showing
them over the country. A num-
Der of deals have been started which
will be closed in few days.
August Polzin this week purchased
from Mrs. r. J. Mason lots and in
block 33, U. P. first addition to Jules
burg, and will erect dwelling house
al once. Mark Burk purchased lots 9
and 10 in the same block from Mrs.
Mason.
J. P. Brown, the well known south
divide ranchman, returned home last
Thursday from months trip to the
7acitic coast. During his absence he
visited the Portland exposition and
also spent some time with Il brother in
California.
r. V. Grantham and family have
moved into the house on West Second
street recently vacated by w. E.
Fogelsong. Judge Miller viii occupy
the house vacated by Mr.. Granthan,
having purchased 1t a short time since
from T. w. Acklin.
Get your moneys worth at Ander
sons Jewelry Store. Lots Of watches
chains and charms. A nice line Of
solid gold rings from el.G0 to $25 90.
Spectacles, clocks, silyerware, etc
All goods guaranteed to be as repre-
sented. Best watch repairing in the
country.
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the NJ. E. church last Sunday will con
tinue throughout the week Rev. G.
B. Allen. the evangelist who is IL
charge of the meetings. is fluent anc
impressive speaker, and there is ne
doubt but that great good will result
from his eiferts.
DR.. Charles w. Rook, OF Bowen, Hi
nois, is in Julesburg looking for in.
vestments in real estate. Dr. Rook
was here two weeks ago and was Sc
well pleased with the country that he
returned and will probably buy some
laad in the irrigation district.
Andrew johnson, prosperous
farmer residing in DEUEL. county, Ne.
braska, was in Julesburg yesterday
with wagon load of fine watermel.
ons which he disposed of in short
time. Mr.. johnson is very success
full melon grower and this year his
crop was large.
D. r. Williams has purchased the
lot on the southeast corner OF Second
and Elm streets from E. L. BrOwnlec
and has let a contract to Brady w.
Sharpe for the erection of an artificial
stone house thereon. The house will
be % feet square and will cost when
completed about $4,000
Last Monday DR.. M. L. Babcock and
Z. N. Cleveland sold the sO-acre tract
Of land which they purchased from
Judge A II. Miller short time ago
six miles west Of Julesburg. to G. +.
Walters, of Culbertson. Nebraska.
Consideration s24O0 90. The sale was
made by the Loveland-Smith Realty
company.
M. c. Hinderlider, of Denver, gov
ernment photographer. was shown
over the reservoir district Thursday
by C. F. Parker of the Juleshurg Land
company Mr.. Hinderlider is an ex-
pert in irrigation matters, his office
be ing second in Importance to that OF
the chief of the government reclama-
ton bureau, and the opinion he ex-
pressed Thursday was that the Jules
burg reservoir is one of the best prop
ositions he has ever inspected.
A number of eastern Nebraska cap
italists have been in Julesburg sever
al days this week investigating the
business situation with a view of open
ing a national bank here. G. w.
Gordon. who was in the hardware
business in Jelesburg several years
ago, is one of the parties Interested
another is j. O. Rice, a banker in
Lincoln. They have not yet decided
what they will do, bu tthey are very
favorably impressed with the situa-
tion.
A man named Zeigler, whose home
is in North Platte. was in Julesburg
Wednesday hunting for his wife and
child who had left their home Sunday.
He located them at the Pioneer hotel
where Mrs. Zeigler had secured en-
ployment. Zeigler spent the day in
endeavoring to persuade his wife to
return home with him and in consul
tation with Attorneys Pound and
Perrier in reference to securing po-
session Of his child His wife refused