The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-07-14
n Personal and Local Mention

Steel tanks-the good kind-at bliss
Bros.
w. J. Bryan will be at the Sterling
Chautaqua. Saturday. the 10th.
Mrs. w. H. Homedew is suffering
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Albert French was in town yesterday,
and he reports crops a great deal bet
ter than expected.
Chris Wostenberg of Venango. was
in town Monday. He thinks it is
rather dry in his locality.
The Fort Morgan sugar factory will
not be operated this season, the beets
going to the Brush factory.
Mr.. Easton has his winter wheat in
shock. The field just west of town
looks like 80 bushels per acre
The second cutting of alfalfa prom
ises well; but good rain, or run OF
ditch water. would increase the hay
yield.
There has been a light run of water
this week in the Settlers ditch, the head
reaching rs far as the Tate place, east
of Sedgwiek.
Always come to Bliss Bros. store for
bargains. (See their adj
Lue Petersen and Nathan Harmon
made a trip to Haxtun Tuesday. They
report crops looking well with a fine
prospect for corn.
Hans HEIDI is cutting his oats. The
yield will not be nearly 30 heavy as
last year. the crop not making over 50
bushels per acre this season.
E j. Frederick and c. M. Harris
were in Denver Tuesday and Wednes
day, in connection with bond issue of
the Julesburg irrigation district.
The dirt work on the repair of the
Julesburg reservoir was completed
Monday, and the outfits returned to the
work on the North Sterling ditch.
The Sedgwick County Fair Associa-
nGon held a meeting last evening. ar
Hanging the details. The Fair will be
September g and 80, and October l.
If you want to keep in touch with
county affairs. read the Commissioner
proceedings published in this issue.
The story is carefully told in words and
figures.
Jack Rogers is busy painting signs
~ hso o,,t1v,ooks1o coro~o He IDor all
kinds of repair work, and if you want
to make trip with guarantee of
returning, let Jack handle the wheel.
County Treasurer, S. H. Carlson, has
issued can for Julesburg Irrigation
District warrants. amounting to about
$40, OOO.O0. All outstanding warrants
will be paid off out of the new bond
issue.
Irvine! Irvine! Irvine! see Dye Broth
ers about tWine-
There is little town over the edge
in Morgan County called Hillrose where
the boys play bal! instead of ioafing.
Our boys were there on Monday. 1t
took ten innings and the score was to
8, and Julesburg didn't have the 8.
G. w. Harmon, S. E. Stevenson,
T. r. Liddle and Charley Nagei. made
a trip south Of Holyose yesterday, to
see the benefits of farm conducted on
the Campbell system. They pronounce
i.Freat
1he Redskins were at Brush Tuesday
IA to 4-our side. Fort Morgan re-
Gently reorganized their ball team, and
made their first appearance yesterday.
The Reds made it 10 to l. Our boys
are headed west and will play at We'll
don today.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Prares and
daughters entertained at six o'clock
dinner, Wednesday evening. in honor of
Mr., and Mrs. T. ]. Lewis and family of
Gallatin, Missouri. Those present were
C. L. Phares and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ]. Lewis and children. Forest and
Jamie, Mr.. and Mrs. James Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam McLane and children and
Messrs. T. A. Smith and Piner McLane.
Something doing all the time at Bliss
Bros. store-Watch their ad.
Pool Hall Sold.