The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-11-10
O Pes,oual and Local Mention


Mr.. I. ii. Tobin of Alliance, Nebr.,
vas here Sunday.
A. B. Flemming was down from
SedGwick Tuesday.
w. r. Ramsey, of Denver, was in
Julesburg Sunday.
Mr. c. B. Nc Kinstry of Sedwick,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Z. K. johnson of Cozad, Nebr.,
was in Julesburg Monday.
G. G. Bliss was at home few days
the first part of the week.
Mr.. NJ. G. Bahay of Craig, Mo-, was
in Julesburg last Saturday.
Mr.. NJ S. Trimmar of Venango,
visited Julesburg Saturday
Mr.. A. T. O'Connor of Holyoke, was
. Julesburg visitor F.liday.
Mr.. T. A. Smith has bought an +.
N. F. ''30' from the Chappell Auto
Co.
The Julesourg Whist Club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Burton last Thursday
night.
MIR. H. ]. Erickson of Ovid was in
town on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
When in need of fine job printing call
at this Office. We will do your work
satisfactory.
was run over by an automobile last
Sunday evening.
A social dance will be held at the
Opera House Nov. l2, music by the
Julesburg Orchestra.
The public school and hig. school was
dismissed last Tuesday on account of
Tuesday being a legal holiday.
A. V. S. Saunders of Fort Morgan
was about the streets OF Julesburg last
Saturday meeting his many friends.
The stubble south of the Depot caught
fire last Thursday afternoon. The fire
was caused by a spark from an engine.
| Mr.. C. o. Troutwine who has been in
Julespurg for some time left tie latter
part of last week for his home in Gal
latin, Mo.
R. T. Parnell of Rising City, brother
in-law of H. V. Styer, was here during
the week, looking for location for a
garage.
"The Widow Perkins," the greatest
of all musical comedies, will be at the
operu house, one night only, Wednes-
day, Nov. l6.
Tne Julesburg Comercial Club went
to Ovid last Friday night to attend the
Republican rally held there last night
The Julesburg Orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion.
The basket ball game between the
high school team and the business
mems team last Saturday night was
decided in favor of the high school
team, the score being q to 10.
Laugh? Sure. You'll scream-you
are certain to do so if you see "The
Widow Perkins at the Opera House
Wednesday, November l6, one night
only, Price %, so and IS cents.
Last Tuesdays election passed off
very quietly. The candidates were very
busy in getting the voters to the polls
and the buz of automobiles and car
riages was heard up until the time the
polls closed
R. T. McGrew of Denver was in
Julesburg Saturday. Mr.. McGrew and
d number of land owners We're present
at meeting of the Irrigation Board,
it heing the time for making Of assess
ments for next year.
Mr.. Fred Dale who has been on the
Grit-Advocate force left Saturday for
Douglas, Wyo., where he has accepted
a position with a paper in that city as
linotype operator. Mr.. Dale is good
printer and understands the printing
business thoroughly.
Let's all boost for a new railroad for
Julesburg. 1t would mean decided
growth of our city. We would get the
machine shops which would employ
large number of men, who with their
families would greatly Increase the
population of the city. 1t would give
Sedgwick county better shipping fa-
cilities, and would increase the wealth
of this county. Let us all pull together
for this great enterprise.
Lodge Pole was the scene of another
disasterous fire last week. The garage,
City Hall and meat market were con-
sumed by the flames and it took hard
work on the part of a crowd of men
to save the hotel and bank buildings
adjoining which are both cement block
hI1i1diprc Tho oripip Of the fire. is a