The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-07
. Personal and Local Mention

One of the best rains Of the season
fell the evening of the Fourth.
The county commissioner are hold
ing their regular July session.
Pumping engines and pump jacks at
Bliss Bros.
Charley Company and Roy Harper
spent the Fourth with friends in Den
yer.
The rain Monday evening was quite
heavy on the south table land, in
: places.
DR.. liberghein has added q collection
of Indian runner ducks to his collection
of land and water fowls.
DIR. Rock has removed his Office to
rooms and 2 in the Citizens National
Bank building.
Buy Mccormick mower-the kind
that you can always get repairs for
at Dye Brothers.
Charley Froid started two binders
this morning, he has several fields of
winter wheat to cut.
L. w. Nelson, the painter, left for
Hastings, Nebraska last week. He
expects to return in about three weeks.
County assessor. Mark Gyger, is
working in Julesburg this week having
completed his work on the south divide.
The residents along the north side of
Fifth street are going to put in side
walks running to the east side of town.
Harness Harness Harness at Bliss
Bros. Hardware store.
F. L. Kirk stockman of Custer
City, South Dakota. visited his brother,
Rev. W. N. Kirk, over Saturday and
Sunday.
A special train carrying Jack John
son and his retinue passed through
Julesburg yesterday afternoon, bound
for New York.
Like all other patriotic citizens, the
editor of the Ovid page celebrated the
Fourth and has overlooked his editorial
Duties this week.
Mrs. Fannie Jones Of Dodgevi;le,
Wis, arrived here Tuesday for two
months visit with her brother-in-law,
J. A. w. Flora and family.
The families of Charles Phares,
James Stone and Sam Woods spent
delightful Fourth at the ranch of Sam
McLane, northwest of town.
"A party of young people from Ogal-
ALA, on their way to Sidney to spend
the Fourth, stopped at the Italians
Cave. Sunday and had dinner.
The young friends of Ray johnson
were entertained Friday evening last
at a birthday party at the home of the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. johnson.
j. E. Yates of Vincennes, Ind, was
in JuIesburg Thursday and Friday. on
his way to Denver. Miss Ola Yates,
his daughter, accompanied him home,
leaving Saturday morning.
Mr.. C. J. DeBerard and dau, liter,
Mrs. Chas. Petersen, have returned
from their trip to Iowa. Mr.. DeBerard
is at present enjoying himself in the
shade at his home with the Petersens.
Come in and see the Insurance gaso-
line stoves-the safest gasoline stoves
made. DYE BROTHERS.
Mr.. Beck went to Crook on the motor
iesterday to arrange for game at that
place, but without success. The Red
skins want to make trip to Denver,
playing in all the towns along the way.
j. N. Buchanan, DIR. Lewis and Rev.
Eaton of Sedgwick were in town Tues
pay evening, reresenting their part of
the county at meeting of the County
Fair Committee and the County Com
missioners.
Mrs. L. F. Owens gave croquet
party at her home for Ella Houston
and Hazel Prince, of Grand Island, two
friends who have been spending part
of their vacation with their school girl
friend, Hazel Hamilton.
We would like full name and date of
birth of every baby born in Julesburg
since Jan. /, 1909. Send or bring to us
this information.
P. PETERSEN MERCANTILE co.