The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-26


the New Building.
JULESBuRG, COLO.
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A new step has been placed in front
of this office, for the comfort and con-
venience of our friends, who take a
special delight in coming and paying
their subscriptions in advance.
$40 for a pair of full sized blankets.
The Ovid Stores Co.
1t is said to be against the law to
dump rubbish into stream, andit seems
to be necessary for the town to furnish
a public ground, and this is a little ex-
pensive, unless you go out quite a dis
tance.
A $500 Chila coat for $500; some
thing new. The Ovid Stores Co.
The family of j. H. Stone. the gen.
tleman in charge of Mr.. Easton's stock
and 40-acre farm in the west part of
town, have arrived and are now CON-
fortably housed in one of the new
houses.
Gordon & Ferguson fur coats---best
on the market. Ericsson & Virgins.
Mr.. H. H. Smelser will leave for the
Omaha exposition on Tuesday, where
he will have charge of the Sedgwick
county exhibit. Mrs Smelser will ac.
company him and assist in arranging
the articles.
New Christmas goods arriving every
day at Julesburg Drug Co.
The "Shadow Box Social at the
Congregational church Thursday even,
ing promises to be quite interesting.
There will be musical program, be.
ginning at eight thirty. Miss Yates
will read also.
We pay 81 l-2c for eggs. The Ovid
Stores Co.
County Treasurer Carlson will be
compelled to publish the delinquent tax
list next week If you have overlooked
paying your taxes for the past year,
now is good time to save the pub.
licity and expense.
The invitation Thanksgiving dance
At the opera house Wednesday night
was well attended and good time was
had by all who attended. A dainty
luncheon was served at the Merchants
Cafe after the dance.
Mr.. H. L. Randall returned Friday
from his trip to Falls City and other
points in Nebraska. Mr.. Randall is ar
old pioneer of Nebraska and returns
occasionally to renew friendships and
talk it over with old acquaintance.
w. H. Morris, the contractor and
builder who has been doing the building
for Mr.. Easton, has concluded to re-
main in Julesburg and build home.
His tools and carpenter shop machinery
have been shipped from Missouri.
Mems suits and overcoats. Guaran,
teed to fit. The Ovid Stores Co.
At a largely attended meeting of the
Julesburg Club Monday evening, sew.
eral new members were given the pro-
baton degree. Their advancement ir
the club will depend largely upon theil
own personal efforts and behavior.
C. A. Shroads, the hustling manager
of the Ovid Stores Co., was a business
visitor Tuesday.
The Sedgwick county exhibit for the
National Corn Exposition, to be held al
Omaha, Dec. to ls, went east on No.
Wednesday evening. Mr. Smelser is
we'll pleased with the collection and
expects to make avery creditable show.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Flora arrived
from the west Saturday and will max {
a home on the farm southeast of Jules.
burg. During the honeymoon the J
visited all the principal towns in tie
northwest. and came back satisfied tc
settle down on the farm.
Winterbotham & Hudson have just
put in new line of coffee which they
will be pleased to have the ladies try,
and in order to do so they will furnis
free all coffee necessary for church
socials, suppers, etc. together with
paper napkins---coffee and napkins free.
Editor Fry was seen returning from
the west part of town Wednesday after
noon with a chicken under his arm. We