The Grit-advocate., 1906-07-06

time the propositions to issue
bonds tpr water works and elac-
trio lights will be submitted TO
the taxpayers of the town.
There seems to be but little OPP
position to the propositions, but
there is some opposition, as
there aiWaS is to every proposed
public improvement. and it
therefore behooves all who favor
the propositions TO go to the
polls and vote for them. Make
the majority for the bonds as
large as possible.
White & Wallace recently re-
ceived a car load of wagons. bug
gies and windmills and are now
in shape to handle all business
in these lines. Get their prices
before buying elsewhere.
DR.. Edwin Lewis, of Sedgwick,
was a pleasant caller at The Grit
Advocate Office Wednesday while
in town to witness the big cele-
bration. The doctor is well
pleased with his present location
and will move his family from
Stanberry. Missouri, in a short
time. DR.. Lewis has been APP
pointed local surgeon for the
1 Union Pacific railroad company
ut Sedgwick, and the duties of
this position. together with those
of his rapidly growing general
practice, make him busy man.
The Ladies Aid society of the
NJ. E. church will give an ice
cream social ut the home of Mrs.
Il. a. Smith Thursday evening.
July Il. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Three suits were filed against
Il. r.. Liddle last Friday in the
county court for the possession
of three separate quarter sec
tions Of land on the south divide.
The plaintiffs in the suits are
Samuel H. Sedgwicl, Jennie Il.
Sedgwick and Emma S. Brown.
The tracts Of land involved are
the southeast quarter of section
4, the northwest section 10, and
the northeast quarter of section
s, all in township 10, range A.
Don't envy the man with new
spring suit, but go to Uncle
Ben's place and purchase one
forthwith.
J. A. Hazen, c. Sears and r.
N. White, Of Holyolie, were in
Julesburg last Sunday and Mon
day, the first to visit the family
Of his sister, Mrs. w. G. Huff
man, the others to purchase a
trotting stallion from Brady w.
Sharpe. The gentlemen return
ed to their homes Monday even
ing taking the horse with them.
For Sale: Some good 4x5 pho
tographic plates. Anderson, the
jeweler.
Attorney J. W. McCreary, Of
Greeley, was in town Thursday
and had conference with the
board of directors of the Jules
burg Irrigation district in refer
ence to turning over the outlet
ditch to the district. The board
will be in session again Saturday
and Monday for the purpose OF
closing up this and other busi-
ness
Turn your thoughts in our di-
rectlOn, also your foot steps. 1t
will save you money. Uncle
Ben's place.
r. NJ. Adams has accepted Il
position rs manager of the j. w.
Broadhead store at this place.
succeeding G. b. Robinson, who
will go to Sedgwicl1 in few
days and take charge of Mr.
Broadhead's store at that place.
Mr.. Adams resigned his place
with BunEers Land agency to
accept his present place.
1t has. caused more laughs and
dried more tears, wiped away diseas-
es and driven away more fears than
any other incidence in the world.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. :.5
cents. Tea or tablets. q. Lavelle.
David Shumway will leave
here Saturday with his family
and household goods for Nolan,
Oregon, near which place he has
purchased Il large wheat farm.
Mr.. Shumway recently disposed
of his real estate interests in this
county at a good price and will
make Oregon his future home.
N. r. Truth. St. Paul. June 81. '0S-
| We lived so long. | remember we'll
when the Mississippi was brook
My good health and long life came by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 81 cents. Tea or tablets. c.
Lavelle.
W. f. Coumbc, president of
the First National bank, return
ed Monday night from trip to
Omaha with his family. Mrs.
Coumbe and daughters will re-
main in that city for l. week or
more longer.
A little love. little wealth,
~ little home for you and me:
It's all ask except good health.
Which comes with Rocky Mountain