The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-08

week On business
The county cor missiuners were in
session Tuesday as a board of equal
ization.
J. F. Wren and c. A. Brooks left
Wednesday afternoon for Denver on
business.
Miss Irene Lavelle returned home
last Sunday after spending the summer
in Denver.
Father Sasse will hold services at St.
Anthony's church Wednesday, Sept. IA,
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Mrs. Redford entertained her Sunday
School class at her home Monday from
20 6, in honor of little Misses Doroth,
Miller and Bonnie Campbell.
Horse and Buggy for SALE. F. Wren
wants to sell his horse and buggy. The
horse is years old, perfectly gent.
and the best driver in Julesburg.
Cheap if taken at once.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. d. Hamilton are en-
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter and
son of Grand Island, this week. They
stopped off here for a few days on their
way home from an extended western
trip.
Bring your school children to the
Brown hotel when DIR. Sapero, the well
known eye, ear, nose and throat special
ist of Denver, will examine them free
of charge. Two days only Monday
and Tuesday, Sept. IL and l3.
The residents of Fifth street are hav-
ing cement walks put in. The walk
starts at the corner of Robert Dyes
residence and runs four blocks east.
This is great improvement to that
part of town. John johnson and Tom
Harrison both have crews working on
that street.
Mrs. Ward Smith and son of Grand
Island. Nebraska, We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs E. ID. Hamilton last week. {.
Mrs. Smith will be remembered by our
older citizens as Miss Jessie Robson,
daughter of Mr.. James Robson, presi.
dent of the old State bank, and he,
many friends were pleased to meet heI
again.
Wednesday was a day of accidents ir
the local railroad yards. In the morn
ing green crew on freight from
North Platte ran box car on derail
ing switch and threw it off the track
and few minutes later ran the engine
into another one and got it off tht
track. In the evening while everything
was cleared for train No. z, a freigh
showed up from the west and attempted
to get in on the sidetrack just be
low Main street, and ran into a string O.
box cars. Fortunately the train wa
not going very fast and no cars wer,
derailed, but two box cars were badl,
smashed. Train No. was delayed on,
hour and train No. IA from Denver wa
delayed thirty minutes by the accident
Logan county farmers will put il
this fall the largest acreage of whea
yet sown. Fall wheat has proven to b
are munerative crop in this section an,
from now on the acreage will likely in
crease year by year. The reason fo
this is found in the fact that while tn,
dry season of the past summer cut al
other crops short, fall wheat made
good yield. Almost invariably there il
sufficient moisture falls through tn,
fall or winter months either in the TO. n
of rain or snow to put the ground il
first class condition and no matter
though the spring and summer be lack
ing ir moisture good crop is assured
Hence the increased acreage. Numerou.
farmers are having large patches o,
ground sown to winter wheat. The
largest single field will probably be
sown by Sam Ard. Mr.. Ard has re-
Gently broken out six hundred acres OF
new ground on on the E. C. Withrow
ranch and will put every acre of it into
wheat. at.-Soerling Democrat.