The Grit-advocate., 1906-01-26
local NEWS.
Wall Paper at Lavelle's.

o0 AZ W oOlI anu IamAAE, oA NnopP"li.
were Julesburg visitors Tuesday.
m Sc Wall Paper at Lavelle's.
Rev. r. v. Beach, OF Bigspring,
rpe 10 transacted business in Julesburg las,
sr the Monday.
court WA. Wallace, of Denver. was the
rsday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.. F. Clayton
mpos: Monday.
augh- Plenty of Rock Springs coal TO,
nor of sale at tn. Young lumber yard.
1 and Mr.. and Mrs. John CrowfOot were
+brao in town last Monday from their home
a. near Sedgwick.
m mia. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Huffman were
=, a.. in Julesburg Tuesday from their home
. VIZ near Sedgwick.
'ound, -- -
Mrs. Mellette, of Boston, and her
:, sister, Miss Lou Johnson, of Chap.
harPe pell, visited Julesburg relatives last
8 Will Friday.
AI1e. o. Jacobson, a prosperous ranch
Sedar. man residing in the southeastern part
ted an OF the county, favored us with re.
,. The newsl of subscription last Saturday.
est OF George p. Miller and family, who
county, reside in the southwestern part of the
orning, county. spent Monday nipht at the
parihg home Of Judge and Mrs. A. H. Mil.
esburg ler.
him to .-.,-.-
walked Mrs. Mary Parker, of Cherokee
ascana Iowa, arrived in .Julesburg last
u.s Thursday and will make her home
nv ev. with her niece Mrs. Norah b. Red
rr.st., ford.
McEl- F. A. Bullock has severed his con.
risoner nection with the Pacific Express com.
:. The pany and he and Mrs. Bullock are
is an now at the home of the latter's par.
y COM ents in Julesburg.
Mrs. Smith Frey will leave here in
% a few days for an extended visit al
'-A' the home of her son in North Platte
for the Nebraska. Her residence here has
any at been rented by Guy Pool.
to a ,..,,,, A,.-,...-.,.-. - u.,.
g, Iowa, recently purchased the north
=. &C. ~, half of section 1-l4-49, in Cheyenne
- '.' county, Neb., for $1,000. This is a tol
''' price for table land, being $9.37 pc,
ing TO-
he will c. s. Banghart spent two days OF
herson, last week IN the vicinity OF Oshkosh
Sterl- and Lewellen. He states that Oshkosh
ill not is enjoying quite boom because OF
for the the new railroad which is being bull,
v work into that country.
y than See White & Wallace for windmills
and all other kinds of we'll supplies
Thurs Their stock is big and their prices are
ion to small-the best combination on earth
age lie Rev. r. N. Smith moved into the
county new NJ. E. parsonage Tuesday. The
esourg' house he vacated will be occupied
7. Mr. by the owner, J. p. Duncan, in q
os"lck short time, he having rented his farm
we noI six miles west of town.
s of his ------
urn tn 1t invigorates, strengthens an6
UNDER builds up. 1t keeps you in condition
ted the Pnysicaiis' men!any ana morally
2obart That's what Hollister's Rocky Noun
home tain Tea will do. 35 cents. Tea OF
tablets. G. Lavelle.
, Vast. G. B. Crowfoot, prosperous farm
ntv. re- er residing near Sedgwick, was q
;,irosc pleasant business caller at our Office
weeks Monday. Mr.. Crowfoot brought tc
T heets town load OF poultry which he solo
states to Messers Vaughan & Labaree.
ntracts G. NJ. Harris & Son shipped cal
eleves load of corn fed steers to the Denve,
three market last Sunday. E. c. Harri,
will re- accompanied the shipment, returning
Ia per home Tuesday night. The latter state.
stations that the cattle brought good price.
where ..,--7 1900
in Julesburg The name of the firm
is Bunkers Land Agency. The Office
2ollins, here is simply branch OF the com
Us last pany's main Office in Remsen, Iowa
e pf The local representative is R. M
and in Adams, formerly of Miller, s. D.
You will not find beauty in rouge
60. pot or complexion whitewash True
beauty comes to them only that us.
- ., HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
49, is wonderful tonic and beautifier
w ''''S 35 cents. Tea or tablets. G. La
velle.
feeding
Two Armenian preachers
son ar were in Julesburg Wednesday so
y even Letting aid for the families ol
lnesday christians prosecuted by the
Se% a:" uu- Turks in that country. Thei,