The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-01-07

1e invite your consideration of the |
lagement of this bank.
National Bank /
8 JULESBURC, COLO.
Miss Yates visited friends at AcCool
Neb. this week.
Jay Kimball was down from Sedg.
wick Monday on business.
E. B. Davis of Sedgwick attended
the Irrigation board meeting Monday.
The County Commissioners adjourn.
ed Thursday evening. until Monday
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Spells of the
South table land spent New Years with
friends in Julesburg.
Miss Ahlien Spelts. who il attending
the Sacred Heart seminary At Omaha,
spent her vacation with relatives In
Julesburg.
II you expect to buy . new heating
stove don't fail to sec the new River
Side Base Burner ut Workman's hard
ware store.
Three Studebaker automobiles srriv.
ed Tuesday-two for the Wheat Grow
ers Land company, and one for r. N.
Adams.
N. E. Workman, our new hardware
merchant, moved his family here from
North Platte, Neb., last Wednesday.
and have moved into Mrs. Slusser'l Z
house.
County Judge Miller started in the
new year by uniting John Catterson
and Mrs. Mildred Pierce in holy we'd
lock. They registered from Ringold,
Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Twomey and fam
lily returned last week from their Iowa
Illinois visit. John looks as though his
summer vacation had agreed with him,
having entirely recovered from the ef-
fects of his sickness last spring.
H. F. Bland has taken charge of the
E. L. Brownlee blacksmith shop, and
will be prepared to meet all demands
in his line. He is an experienced
horseshoer and makes a specially OF
crippled and interfering horses. Give
the young man trial.
William Vernon and CIV. Stockham
of Sedgwick came in on the motor Sun
day night to attend meeting of the
board of directors of the Julesburg Ir-
rigation District. Mr.. Vernon is the
retiring member of the board, being
succeeded by Mr.. Stockham.
E. d. Hamilton and c. M. Robson
attended the bar banquet at Sterling,
Monday evening. Several parties have
tried to induce this paper to publish
what occurred on the trip, and how the
parties arrived home; but they are
friends of ours, and it may never hap
pen again.
E. Halkyard, proprietor of the Merch-
ants Cafe, and Bruce Campbell, who
formerly conducted bakery on Front
street, are contemplating opening up a
bakery in connection with the Cafe.
If the present plans are carried out, a
brick oven 9x1O feet will be built, and
they will be in position to carry large
trade.
Installation of the officers of Jules
burg Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., for the
1910 term was held at their lodge room
last Monday night. The new officers
are: C. E. Raines, N. G.; B. w.
Sharpe, V. G.; N. c. Vail, Secretary;
L. j. Lundell, Treasurer. This lodge
has made a steady growth during the
past year and is in fourishing condi-
ton.
Judge Pound was in town Monday
morning, renewing his acquaintance
with his family. Just from force of
habit he dropped into the county treas
urer's office during the tax sale. 1t
seemed like living again to see an old
familiar face in its ustomed loca-
ton. The Judge has been regular
buyer of tax sale certificates since they
were first invented.
c. N. Kinney has taken charge of the
grocery stock of Durkee & Son, as
trustee for the creditors. We cannot
say as to the final condition or adjust
ment. The firm has an honorable rep
utation and the members have the con-
fidence of the community. While their
stock was not large the business seemed
to be prosperous. Financial depressions
come to the best of us at times, and
this paper but expresses the sympathy