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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-09-11
9 6 .

Former Congressman John A. Martin
Of Pueblo says the Labor Day edition OF
The Bulletin WIS one Of the best ever
issued. In letter received this week
he say-; u want TO congratulate yon
on the splendid Labor Day edition Of
The Bulletin. Such publication j. a
credit TO the cause of the workers
only wish Il could b. in the hands OF
every wage in the state. IL would
bc the leaven in the lump of doctored
dope they get from other sources. They
need 90 read such papers n. The Den.
Yer Labor Bulletin" II Is such cheering
words OF praise a. these from honest
and faithful men like John A. Martin
that make the life of n labor editor
worth the living and bring belief that
efforts put forth are worth while
Commissioner OF Safety Ni-bet has ap-
painted State Senator Frank l. nodge as
urs~r sheriff 60 succeed Glenn Drffield,
elevated 70 the position Of chief of police.
Henry Brady gets the job as deputy
) nsheriff in place Of W. A. Dollison. who
l. now deputy recorder under Commis.
sion-r of Property l.. &. Grcenlec. Vol
nsy p. Boegatt having finally failed to
connect at the city hall or court hous-.
has been appointed by Bonfil- and Tam.
men TO the titular position of editor OF
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Where was the Read Drag

With over three inches of rain and
our streets as muddy as they ever get
we were very much surprised that the
roads were not dragged but allowed
to become dry rough and rutty. Some
OF US are spending time, energy and
money to divert the Trans-C Continental
Auto Traffic through Julesburg this
year. now what in the name of good
ness is the use, If the streets through
the town are not going to be kept in
condition.
We can get some tourists but If they
write or wire back to their friends that
the roads are not good the other fell
lows are going to pass it up. Mr.. Busi-
nessman and Mr.. Councilman and Mr..
Mayor are you going to Boost for your
own town?
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
clean LIN Day

On the 9Th of May last year. the
Town of Julesburg held its first Clean
Up Day. 1t was n decided success as
all those who were here at tile time
can testify The town is not nearly in
the condition this year as it was last
the good effect of Clean UP Day is
still in evidence however, much might
be done with similar day this year
The John Cass Lumber Co have al
ready started the ball rolling by hav-
ing a film run at the picture show
showing the value of clean-up-day and
advertising their special paint for the
occasion.
We suggest that the Mayor follow up
his proclamation Of last year by issu-
ing like proclamation for this year
and that every one get into the game
and make Julesburg the Town Beauti-
full.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

car went over the embankment with
its occupants. Oscar was apparently
unhurt while his brother was pinioned
underneath the wreck and when as
sistance arrived it was thought at
first that he was in serious condition
Geo. Lindley Immediately came to
town and brought DR.. Morris out to
the scene of the accident The injured
man was brought to town and after an
examination it was found that his back
was badly wrenched. broken collar
bone. and pretty bad injury to the
scalp. Barring a few scratches Oscar
was unhurt. Mr. Matson is in town un-
der the care of the doctor and in the
course of few weeks will be in condi-
ton to take up his work on the farm.
No brakes were in working condition
on the wrecked car which probably
accounts for the accident
Garden County News.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Notice for Publication

Mfl. OZ6S1
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
March 4, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Nellie
F. Lamm. desertedw!fe Of John r.
Lamm. Julesburg. Colorado. who on
February 90, 1909. made Homestead
Entry No. 026S1, for North West quar-
ter of Section 81, Township ~ North,
Range As West, 9Th Principal Merid-
ian. hereby gives notice of her inten-
tion to make Final Five Year Proof
as such deserted wife. to establish her
claim as above described. The entry
man, John T. Lamm, is notified, that by
submission of said proof. his wife Mel
lie F. Lamm, seeks to obtain patent
for the land in her own name. said
proof to be submitted before G. H.
Austin, County Judge. at Julesburg,
Colorado, on the 22nd day of April,
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mary Reno, of Julesburg, Colorado.
Peter Jensen, Jr., of Julesburg. Colo.
Fred Chase, Of Julesburg. Colorado.
Frank Huntley, of Julesburg. Colorado.
A. F. BROWNS,
Register.
First Publication March II. 1915.
Last Publication April Is. 1915.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
The Dan shannon Collection

Julesburg did itself pround in the
collection for Dan Shannon. There was
no definite amount aimed at. AS was
stated Sunday. it was free will Offer
ing. Each one was simply asked to
give what he felt he was able to give
and what he felt Mr. Shannon had been
worth to him and to the community
and as a result the collection amount
ed to some 500 in addition to this over
500 was raised for Mr.. Martin so
that over $500 was given for the
Evangelists who have conducted the Z
weeks meeting and we are sure no
one regrets having paid his part to-
ward the work that has been done
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
NArrew Escape From Death

Monday afternoon Gus and Oscar
ALatsAn went over an embankment on
tAe south side of the river in a Stude-
ksAcr cav. The boys and their famil-
nns came 20 town Monday morning in
ossr Two cars, n Ford and the f. NJ F.
~ iu the afternoon they started home
bHe when they got to the river bridge
~ turned back on account of the
kord not working as well as it should.
While al the garage report has it that
OS> made few remarks about the
saort car and offered to bet SIS that the
ASrrf could not climb a certain hill
90 tie SeUth side of the river. His
~ was promptly covered by Geo.
tAWd'ey Mr., Lindley and several 9TH
srS went cut in their cars and Gus
md Oscar Matson and their families
vent over to the place where the hill
se0ahins' contest was 10 be staged in
0Rs- car, Oscars car being left at the
GcraGe as che workmen could not fix
- SHAs 'hectuoou ne contest was
u take place on the new east road
Sc1dtne up onto the table land. Mr..
lAadley went up the hill twice In his
Ssz1 and he states that he advised
- katson's not to try the climb
thDvcvcf Gus was at the wheel and
2saxht ne doubt that II Ford could
sceNp,ish the feat he could see nc
Eeanun why his car could not make
0e climb, The road is rather narrow
- On the east side is deep gully
u-S Matsons started up the hill
IN three womea, trunk and sup.
Detes In the car but It seem the women
0Ax got out before the first attemp,
- Climb the hill. They went up as fal
- 40 could 60 the first time and bach
q Gown hut on the second attempt the
OGfne died and in \ few minutes the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Sherihrs Sale Of Real Estate

Under and by virtue of final decree
made and entered of record in and by
the District Court of the Second Ju-
dicial District for the State of Colora-
do, in and for the City and County OF
Denver, on the 30th day of March, 1915
in an action then pending in said Court
wherein A. Hoover is plaintiff. and
George G. Ainsworth. ct al. defendants
a certified copy Of which decree is to
me directed. and wherein and where
by l am commanded to expose to sale
and sell at public sale all the follow
ing described lands and premises, sit
uated in the County Of Sedgwick, and
State of Colorado. to-wit: The East
Half tE1al of the Northeast quarter
tNEAp of Section Eight (S), Town
ship Eleven. Gl) North. Range Forty
six (4S) West. of the Sixth P. NJ, and
thereof to make. or cause to made. the
sum of Eight Thousand One Hundred
Sixty seven and S0-100 Dollars
eS.167s0) and the further sum OF
1895 costs taxed In said action, to-
gether with interest on said Judgment
from March 80. 1915. at eight per cent
per annum. aud the costs of this sale
THEREFORE NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN That on the 4th day. of Nav
1915. at the hour of two O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day. at the South
Front door Of the court house in Jules
burg, Sedgwick County. State of Colo.
RADIO. will offer for sale and sell, all
Of the above described lands, together
with the improvements thereon, OF
so much of said premises as may be
necessary. at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash. for
the purpose of making said amounts
with interest and costs as aforesaid.
Dated April 9Th, 1915.
o. s. HCMBERSTONE,
Sheriff Of the County of Sedg.
wick. State of Colorado.
First Publication April s, 1915.
Last Publication April -, 1915.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Fight the HsHse Fly

Our most common and widely dis
seminated insect pest which Is car
rier of disease, is the common house
fly This insect is cosmopolitan. and
is known to carry the germs of ty-
phOid fever. tuberculosis. dysentery.
cholera. cholera infantum. etc. In fact
it will carry any dangerous bacterial
disease with which 1t comes In con-
tact
As transmitter of disease. this
fly carries the germs In two ways:
First. by the germs clinging to the
hairs on the body and feet, the fly
having previous com0tn contact with
some infested material. and second,
in its alimentary canal. Numerous
records have shown that there may
be carried from $50 to $500. 800 bacter-
Ia to single fly. Too much stress can
not be laid on the exclusion of this
insect from dwellings,, and especially
from our eatables, where 1t will leave
SIMPLY DS contact, SCIic Ot It's ucduis
germs.
The house fly passes the winter in
the adult stage, hiding in cracks and
other secluded places. When spring
opens II emerges, lays its eggs Ia
bout 12O) in stable manure and in de-
,caying animal or vegetable matter
These eggs hatch in from s to l2
hours and reach maturity in about 10
days. In some localities, there are as
high as 13 generations in one season
There are several methods of rid
ding premises of the adults, but the
most successful is prevention. Well
screened houses will do their part in
the control Of this pest. but clean
liness of premises which destroys the
breeding places Of the flies will do
more toward removing the dangers
herein mentioned than all other re-
medal measures.
CHARLES r. JONES,
Colorado Agricultural College,
Fort Collins, Colorado
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

At the Hipp: :':; =:';:: 4::.;:, q: 4:'::; :;::::

ed Thursday and returned to Jail. They
were travelling slow and keeping out
of sight as much as possible till their
escape had been lost sight Of On
Thursday afternoon they were sitting
on the railroad track this side of
LeOdgepole when party driving in
an automobile recognized them. He
drove on into LOdgepoie and got assis-
tance and came back after them. AS
soon as the prisoners saw the party
was after them they took to flight. Two
were soon captured the third gave the
party chase but was finally caught
and Sheriff Thunderstorm went after
his men and landed them in Jail Thurs
day night. They had had nothing to
eat except a little bread and butter
from Tuesday noon till Friday morn
noyed by the presence of this element
mighty sick of their cell between now
and the time District Court meets.
They vow vengeance on the one man
who refused to go with them.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
YNu and jim

Only neutrality-suspicious. all
Down street-yes. in your own
town.
Plain sort of fellow, him-not
much of merchant no. Decent chap,
though, and honest
When You drop into his store. it's
like him. plain.
He calls you BILL you call him
Jim" home folks. you know
He asks you how the children are
and wife: he knows them. too.
He shows you what you want to
buy, he tells you II it's good or bad
and names the price.
"Jpst charge it, Jim.- you say. I'm
a little short right now"
"All right, Btll' he says. and wraps
1t up.
He pays his taxes here; he chips in
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Local Items From Sedgwick.

Mr.. ana Mrs. W. L. Miller and son
hymn left on No. 16 Monday morning
Ar Sparta, ILL.,. where they will attend
- wedding OF Mr. Millers youngest
hsu<her on Wednesday. They expect
= be gone about two months and will
vlRt aeveral points In ILL.,. while gone.
Mr., Ii S. McGrew has been on the
aick iisl the past week
Inc entertainment given by the
ugh School on Friday night was well
sasrndoi and enjoyed by aM There
wax about $500 netted from the en-
tRrtainment portion Of which will
- used 10 secure a speaker for COM
R~sceMeut
The Epworth League has engaged
n six weeks contest at the close of
Witch the winning side will be ban
SsoGsst al the expense of the losers.
The League has been divided into
si4cs The reds and the blues. New
members. attendance being on time,
sod takins part in the meeting are the
Rssaes in the contest
HhiI Cook and wife moved out on the
IL & McGrew place Saturday.
Hac Smith went to Julesburg Friday
evening and returned Sunday morn
Vertz Bros. shipped a car load of
kcsSS Monday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

With every vacant lot in Fort Nor
gan cultivated nicely in gardens, flow
ers or alfalfa. the city would have a
pleasing and thrifty appearance to
those who come this way. Intensive
cultivation gives the impression of
prosperity and large amount of
flowers. well cared for. will convey
the idea that our people have culti-
waited minds. which together. Impress
es the stranger that we have COM
munity Of people who combine the
talents for securing the material aids
of life as well as the desire to enjoy
the beautiful.-MOrgan County Herald.
What has been said of Fort Morgan
is equally true of Julesburg
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

all he can to help along the FIRE de-
partment and police. the schools and
churches.
He sits in lodge with you. he calls
around when you are sick.
He hires home folks to clerk and
keep his books; he buys his grocer
les, meat and clothes, the little furni-
ture at home of neiEhbOr merchants.
'Tisu't much. but what 1t Is, your
town gets all the benefit
Your bill comes due and still you're
short of ready cash: I'll have to
stand you OF awhile" you say.
''All right, Bill" says he, II know
you'll pay me when you can" and
neither grOwls or grumbles.
Pretty decent. sort Of chap, isn't he ?
You know It!
But what about the catalOg you keep
at home and study nights and Sun
days!
You read the sideshOw line of talk
about the stun It lists.
Yes. and when you have the coin,
maybe. you make an order for some
things you think you've got to have
and with the order send the dough;
you buy 1t sight unseen.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Notice Of Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate

State of Colorado,
)ss.
County of Sedgwick.)
By virtue of a decretal order of tho
County Court of said County, entered
at the January Term. A. d. 1915, of said
Court. on the application of Grace L.
Rood, Administrative of the Estate of
Edwin Fl. Rood. deceased, to sell the
following described real estate belong
ing to said estate. situate in the Coun-
ty of Sedgwick, State of Colorado. to-
wit:
The West Half of Lot Eleven 11)
and the East Half of Lot Ten (l0), in
Block Twenty-eight (2S). Union Pacific
hallway Company's First Addition to
Denver Junction. now Julesburg, Colo
rado, which has been appraised at
81 100000
Lot Two (2) in Block Fifty-three
1881 In Clarkson's First Addition to
Denver junction, now Julesburg. Colo
$500. pp'"' "'
East Half of the Northeast Quarter
Of Section Thirty (SO) Tovnshin
Twelve Q2) North Range Forty-four
t44) west OF the Sixth Principa, Me-
rto,an: rnla: which has been appraised at
$25OO.00.
l snail, on the 18th day of April, A.
~. 1915. at the South Front Door of
.ne Court House. in the Town of Jules
ourg. Sedgwick County, Colorado. at
tne hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ. sell all
OF the real estate above described, or
SO much thereof as shall be necessary
70 pay the debts Of said estate. at pub
nc sale. to the highest and best bid
,, osI ior cash. and no parcel thereof
~ III % ve soid Tor less than the apprais-
ed value thereof, as above shown.
Daterd this oath day Of March. A.
d. 1915. ~
GRACE L. ROOD,
Adminfstratrix of the Estate OF
Edwin H. Rood, Deceased.
Roy T. Johnson. Attorney.
First Publication March Is, 1918.
Last Psssapat3sA April Is. 1915.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

will sell a. public auction nr ny
place ~ miles s,utn of Julesbur. or
Secl:o 2S-1G ~ on
WEDNESDAY,. APL:i. Is, ts,.
the following articles at 10 o'clock
sharp.
10 Head of hWrScs:
II head OF mares, ages from D
years. some weighing up to 14OO lbs
I yearling gelding. Shire Stallion
VT. 1900, coming yrs. and Is regis
tered and sound.
CAttles
dry cows: 4 milk cows. . are fresh :;
2 calves.
Hegs,
4 head of shoats. SOW with pigs: II
head Of hogs weighing $50 lbs. some
good young sOws In this bunch
dozen chickens.
Farm Machinery.
Mccormick Binder, l Mccormick
Mower. John Deere disc, John
Deere riding plow with breaker at
tachment, l John Deere walking plow,
l lister, l two row and l riding culti-
vator, l 3-section steel harrow, l Van
Brunt disc drill. good spring wagon,
l wagon and rack. 2 sets OF good har-
ness. sat old harness. I ~ .hagey,
l lumber wagon, l water tank, l 100
pound wise, l cream separator, 1 feed
grinder. all household goods and many
other articles
TERMS. .f
All sums of $40 and under cash, over
that amount credit of months will
be given on note with approved Sc
curity bearing 10 per cent interest.
per cent discount for cash on all sums
over SO. No property shalt be re-
moved until settled for.
Free Lunch at NOOn.
Sale will commence ut ~ a. n. Sharp
HARRY ROBERTSON. OWNER
H. n. Gilchrfst, AuctfeReer.
T.. + Clayton, Clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES

Last Sundays services throughout
were interesting and well attended
At the afternoon hour a number of
members of the congregation journey
ed out to Friscoppe school house for
Sunday school and preaching. The in
tention is to assist this point in hold
ing regular services during the sum-
mer.
Mr. Long is to preach At the church
next Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

The contract for the new parsonage
was given to W. L. Sheets on Saturday
and work on the foundation will begin
the latter part of the week.
The infant son Of J. j. Harrington
has been quite sick this week.
The band will give a concert In the
Broadhead hall on May lst We are
proud to know that Sedgwick has a
band, and the boys should have the
support of the entire community.
H. A. Faes and wife moved into the
Zachary house this week.
Of sheep to the Omaha market Sunday
Their was also car load Of horses
shipped out of her Sunday.
tor Monday.
E. o. Butterfield returned from Free
mont, Nebr., Sunday morning where
he had been at the bedside of his faith
er, who passed away while Mr. Butter
field was there
The sixteen months old baby of
S. kobayashi who recently was opera
ted on for malignant tumor of the
eye passed away Sunday night The
funeral services were held at the
church Rev. Cage officiating.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
The crexxnina Mhtaks.

A woman who writes q great deal
for various publications recently emu
merated the seven mistakes Of matri-
mOny.
ThiS recalls the faithful Italian serv-
ant who called at nearby house and
said to the owner. There are twenty
seven reasons why my master cannot
visit you today. The first is. be is
dend.''
And the bachelor Crouch at our el-
bow says there may he seven mistakes
OF matr'imOny. but the first In getting
married. cleveland i'iuin Dealer.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Rev. Shannon Addresses the Young
People

One of the best talks given during
his stay in Julesburg was on Tuesday
afternoon to the young people. 1t was
full of his wit. humor and pathos and
was an address to inspire every one
who heard it to greater things in life
The point which he emphasized was
to BE Ready to Reach Up. Don't Stop
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
Claims allowed April 9Th 1915 by BOARD
Of Trustees Of the Town OF Jules.
Power House Maintenance Fund

Power House Maintenance Fund
Union Pacific R. r. Co.. freight 1881
Union Pacific II. r. Co., freight 1886
Natl Fuel Co.. coal ........ 1915
Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co.
Transformer ........ 1850
Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co. !
Neptune Meter Co., supplies -. 2.S4
Fairbanks Morse Co, Armature 1862
Western Elec Co, supplies . 1.22
Mid West Elec. Co, supplies -. 52.62
Continental Oil Co., oil ........ 45.57
Hendrie Bolthoff Co, supplies -. PSI
c. II. Lent, salary .......... 10000
Jas. Law. salary ......... 1900
c. F. Richardson. salary .... $500
T. c. Wright, return deposit. 500
G. p. Tschabrun. return deposit 500
j. H. Stone. hauling coal. . 5000
l.. B. Stalcup. supplies ..... $50
Ed Thunderstorm. extra help. 5000
General Fund
Grit Printing Co.. printing and sup
L. B. Stalcup. supplies ....... $50
". NJ. Hileman. supplies w 2.35
J. c. Wagner, stamps .. 500
T. J. Harrison, Town Jail ..... 31.40
j. H. Stone. street work w 1900
Chas. Petersen, stamps and en-
VeIO0eS S
G. E. Hendricks, postage ... so
". N. Hileman. Superintending 500
Neptun Meter Co. bal Meter out
Cemetery Fund
W. NJ. Hileman, auto hire ..... 200
Salary Fund
J. c. Wagner, yrs. salary 800. 90
]. F. Twomey, salary ... 5000
G. E. Hendricks, last quarter
Chas Petersen, Sd and 4th quar-
ter salary ....... .... 5000
PfiSNnefR Can4urel Near lAlRenaDe
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
WARRANT CALL
O8ee NJ CSunty Treasur~r
SeAgWiek CSsnty. Cslsrad1

April II. 1873.
Notice is hereby given that { Will
redeem at my Office in Julesbrg, Colo
RADIO, Sedgwick County. all Warrants
as follows:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

Total .S3.349.S4
Interest will cease on above War
rants after May IL. 1915.
JAMES H. PARKER,
County Treasurer
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

Prisoners Captured Near Ls1eepsle
The three prisoners who broke Jail
here last Tuesday night we're captur-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

THIS grocery store
believes in giving
he public a fair deal.
We have proved this
MANY times. Just now.
ter instance, we are SELL
ING sugar, one Of the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15
PUBLIC SALE

will sell a. public auction ~ ny.
place ~ miles {. ,utn OF Iulesbur. on
Secl.o 2S-1G ~ on
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-04-15

Union Pacific r. r. Co.. freight 1881
Union Pacific II. r. Co., freight 154 &c
Natl Fuel CO.. coal ....... 1915
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31

Is. {. Jones, w. +. Gardner, T..
L. Middleton, G. r. Rollings.
ALLIGATOR township
]. w. Mcdaniel, w. P. Shaw,
]. \. Blackwell, II. NJ. Norris.
COLE HILL township
&. 5. Crenshaw, ]. w. Cassidy,
Jr., a. ]. Williams, Jno. D. Odom
STEER PEN township
Lewis Willls, !. II. Wallace,
w. +. ToIson.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31
Jewish Passover Week

The services in c. lebratiom of
lhe Jewish Passover feast began
Monday evening about 6 o'clock
III the Jewish synaeogueS where
ever they are located and the
feast will last through the week.
Rabbi MerficId of Columbia
describes ii as follows;
passover IPcsaCh is the
seven days festival observed by
the J"N in the early spring in
COmN"moration Of the exodus
rom Egypt. In ancient Jewish
life, i LAS Tie first of the three
Pilgrim festivals, upon which
every NAL" Jew was required to
present himself in person at the
Crn!rIi sanctuary in Jerusalem.
Although the Passover has Ger.
tain features in common with
thc universal spring festival, ii is
its historical significance which
gives 1t lasting vitality.
III is the great Independence
day OF the jew; the first event in
his national history, an event
which became fundamental in
all lis thinking, loo, rs cvidcrc.
rd Wv III" frequent references II
the great jrIivercucc.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-03-31

be ready. We hope to haf
some good work and Iibef
giving on the Second Sunday3
April.
The offering in the SUM
school al Liberty Hill was giV(
TO Home and Foreign Missio}I
A very commendable act
the part of our ladies is their "a
clsslon to send the orphanagH:
box just at this time of gr6l
need. Truly hope all the ladit
will take part in this most worth
cause. See any of the Officer