The Grit-advocate., 1906-07-06
TELEPHONE NO. 10,
LOCAL NEWS.
Jap-a-lac at Lavelle's.

w. y. NtlItN returned MONDAY
,evening from It business trip TO
Beloit, Wisconsin.
Second hand furniture for
sale at the Commercial Hotel.
l.. M. White, of Iillsdalc.
Wyoming, visited relatives in
Julesburg Wednesday,.
Wheat for chicken feed at John
Cass Lumber Yard.
Ira Spencer and family of
Central City, Nebraska. are vis-
iting the family OF Edward Fisch-
I er.
Ladies' Cravanetts, dressy and
water proof, very cheap at Uncle
Ben's PLACE.
l. w. Wallace, of Overton. Ne
braska, was the guest of his
brother, Postmaster Wallace, Il
few days this week.
Drop in and see those hand
some lace fronts ut Uncle Ben $
place.
Il. S. Dye and family returned
last Monday evening from u ten
days visit with relatives and
friends in Central City, Ne
braska.
Dry Felt for carpet lining at
John Cass Lumber Yard.
Ed Thunderstorm made his
first trip as mail carrier over the
Julesburg Holyoke star route
last Monday. His contract eX-
tends over four years.
Our motto Raise the stand
ard and if possible lower the
price. Uncle Ben's place.
G. b. Robinson, manager for
J. w. Broadhead, returned last
Saturday evening from Il weeks
soiourn in Illinois. He visited
Chicago, Fulton and other cities
in the state.
If you are thinking of putting
up Il windmill, see White q Wal
lace for prices. They are fixed
to give you right prices.
F.. A. Bullock has accepted 4
position as telegraph operator
for the B. & M. railroad com
pany and left here Monday ev-
ening to begin his duties. lie
will probably be stationed in
Holyoke.
Figured lawn for hot weather
wear good goods and full width.
only ct cents per yard at Uncle
Ben's place.
B. T.. Binder, of the firm of
Binder e. Canady, contractors
and builders, left here last Mon
day evening for Marysville. Kan
sas, in response to Il message an
nouncing the death of his father.
He will return the latter part of
the week.
First class meals 25 and 50
cents at the Commercial Hotel.
The county commissioners
met in regular quarterly session
last Monday. An adjournment
was taken Tuesday evening until
Thursday morning, when the
session was resumed. At this
meeting the county treasurer's
books will be audited.
Try the new meat market in
Julesburg. You will get first
class meats at reasonable prices.
DeBerard g. Banghart, propri-
etOrs.
Go to the polls Monday and
vote for water works and electric
lights. Both public utilities are
badly needed and now is the
time to get them. Make the
vote as nearly unanimous as pos
sible in favor OF the bonds, and
make it as large as possible.
Get your groceries, flour, and
feed at White l. Wallace's.
Their stock is always new and
fresh. Their prices are right,
too.
The teachers for the Julesburg
schools next year have been en-
ployed with the exception of the
principal. Miss Guest will
teach the grammar department,
Miss Cleveland the intermediate
department, and Miss Jennie
Twomey the primary depart
ment.
Z. S. Flora has added another
team and wagon to his dray bus
mess and is now prepared to at
tend to the wants Of his custom
ers with the least possible de-
lay.
e. f. Clayton, cashier of the
Citizens bank. has sold more
than ninety town lots within the
last three weeks. This is good
evidence of the movement in real
estate which has been on here
for several months.