The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-02-18


xzy I'LL Monday coming down 70 play
vikA the ScOttsbluffs Basket Ball
rs.R. II hardly seemed right to see
grnl playing on the other side.
n rs estimated that ColOrado's ac-
aags of wheat this year will be at
hast . fifth greater than the past year
- account OF the demand for wheat
n scrount Of the European var.
Cal Wilson has In his possession pro-
A.hay the oldest paper in Sedgwick
Cax.ty 1t is copy of the Boston Ga
1sAls and was published March Il,
TIN II certainly Is a curiosity.
Mrs. o. p. Wilson entertained at
da.ser on Saturday evening in honor
~ The Scottsbiuf's Basket Ball team.
Fxztes were laid for 25 and 1t is need
sAss To ad that everyone present
ean-"xghly enjoyed themselves.
On account of the severe weather
20 last Friday the contest at HOlyOke
WIS postponed until Friday the 18th.
TIE contestants from s. C. H. s. will
Esks advantage OF the extra week by
farther preparing themselves for the
s,sats.st
Miss Wanda McCrery who has been
visiting with her old school mates
m Julesburg for some time returned
n her home in Holyoke Tuesday. Miss
Art,rery took up her new duties as
school teacher in one of the schools
rear HOlyoke.
AI two O'Clock on last Wednesday
DE U S. Senate had been in a contin-
ssas session for so hours This was
Gsused by the attempt to kill Presi-
dent Wilson'S pet ship bill. The ses-
stna exceeds by many hours any 9TH
er AZ which there is record
6euet County Votes For Court House
A. the election held last Saturday
q determine whether Deuel. County
x5,vuid have new Court House the
proposition carried by 1O3 majority.
The question was for the bonding of
sbe county for $4,000 to build Court
SEouse at Chappell There was 214
rYHes for and III votes against the
prpposition
The Millinery building OF Mrs. Lou
fetersens has been remodeled and new
wall cases have been installed pre-
Dnatory to the Spring Millinery sea-
son. Mrs. Petersen goes to Denver
ti,e later part OF this week to remain
- days where she will purchase her
xpxtag millinery and her spring open
saY will be held some time the latter
Valt of March,
Nr B. D. Parker, Jr, entertained the
members of his Sunday School class
" young ladies Saturday evening, at
his home which was tastefullv decorat
essM in honor Of ST. Valentine day. A
&wefy dinner was served at $3.50. AT
srr this the young folks were amused
~ playing several interesting games.
The party adjourned about 10 o'clock
aud all reported splendid time.
Mr.. Edds Of Lincoln, ILL.,. unloaded
a esr of goods at Big Springs on We'd
aesaay preparatory to operating his
hsN about Z miles Northeast of Jules
Sng. He will during the season build
xktsnsively on his farm Mr. Edds had
Nssh him car load of thoroughbred
McsefOrds that he was forced to leave
N Iowa until the quarantine against
esstle being brought west of the Miss
enri river has been raised.
Louis Speits of Sedgwick county is
opening grain Office on Front street.
H has been at Holyoke for some
1oaths buying and selling grain but
s.atei larger field and decided that
Meriing was the best possible open
AE for such a business. He has bought
\ ut and will build an office in the
aar future. In the meantime he has
a1kee room with Mr. Baldwin on Front
Iereet-Sterling Enterprise.
n moisture will produce a crop the
NsRth Table ought to have a bumper
esse coming year. Messrs Bower and
Gsa8d were coming in from Oshkosh
ah8 Thursday when their QUITO got
seark and Mr.. Gould got out to help
s.ztrscate it and got into the water
M over. The car was finally got out,
Afc. Gould wrapped in blankets and