The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-10

wick Monday.
Miss Olah Wilson has been quite sick
the past few days.
An nd in this paper will be good in
vestment for you.
The banks were closed last Tuesday,
it being legal holiday.
Mr.. A. J. Froid made this Office an
appreciated call Monday.
A. B. Gray Of Haxtun, Colo, was
Julesburg visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Oven Betterton was down from
Sedgwick Wednesday and Thursday.
John Bauer of near Venango was on
the streets of Julesburg last Monday.
| Remember '.Ye OIde Towne Quar-
tett' at the Methodist church tonight.
Mrs. w. S. Harmon of David City,
Nebr, is visiting in Julesbu1g this
week.
I p. F. Cook and Il. w. Barclay of
Masters, Colo, was in Julesburg last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spells, of David City,
Nebr., registered at the Brown Hotel
Tuesday.
Miss Bentley the music teacher, has
moved into one of the looms over the
Citizens bank.
Election now being a thing of the
past We can settle down to the general
routine of life.
Misses Sarah and Mary Brown left
Wednesday for Grand Island for visit
with their neice.
Messrs. w. E. Lyons and James R.
Riggs of Hastings, Nebraska, We're in
this city Tuesday.
The ladies' of the M. E. church will
give chicken pie supper in the church
basement Friday evening, Nov. 1s.
A Cuba exhibit car was in Julesburg
Thursday. Quite number of our people
visited the car and pronounced it to be
a fine exhibit.
Mr.. w. V. McGrew of Sedgwick has
purchased about 1000 head of sheep in
Wyoming and will feed them on his
ranch near Sedgwick this winter.
Mr, Leroy Stratton, a practical printer
who formerly worked in the Ash
Prompt Printery at Sterling, has accept
ed a position with the Grit-Advocate.
A horse belonging to Jim Stone stray
ed away last Wednesday night and
wasn't found until Sunday night. The
horse was almost starved when found
A large crowd gathered at the opera
house Tuesday night to hear the cleo
ton returns. The Julesburg orchestra
furnished music for the patient wait
ers.
What is worth knowing, the widow
knows. So take your troubles to 1.-The
Widow Perkins" at the opera house,
Wednesday, Nov. 16. one night only.
and you'll forget them.
The Brown hotel under the manage
ment of Finley & Ritter has been do
ing big business. The dining room
has been thrown open and nice table
is being set.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor E. r. Har-
per, who was scheduled to speak in
Sedgwick last Thursday night was car
ried on past Sedgwick by passenger
train No. IA, which would not stop un-
til reaching Julesburg. The Sedgwick
people were greatly disappointed.
Mr.. Bliss of the law firm of Tew &
Bliss of Greeley. was present at the
/ commissioners meeting last monday,
representing the Camfied Construction
Company. The votes cast at the cleo
tion in the New -Sedgwick Irrigation
District were canvassed.
John F.. Anderson, an old settler lv-
ing north of Julesburg, died Saturday
morning at ripe old age. The cause
of death seems to have been old age.
Funeral services were held at the
Swedish Lutheran church Sunday
morning. His body was inferred in
the church yard.
! Mr.. o. H. Memmen has opened
first-class tailoring, cleaning and
pressing establishment in the brick
building directly south of the Colorado
Telephone exchange, Mr. Memmen
has located here permanently and de
sires your patronage. He is also a
graduate of the Boston Conservatory of
music and will give lie, ons on the VIC
lin and band Instruments.
Tom jenkins was sent to Boulder1ast
Saturday to represent this district in
the water question now before the Dis
trict Court at Boulder. The State en-
gineer has refused to permit storage of
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