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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24


On Wednesttay. March i. tile Oivm-
Dla Morning Qlymptan celebrated ITS
-76n anniversary by isuing 4 large anu
1neiT Illustrated special 4diriun. II
WIS handsome Issue viewed -yrDo-
graphically anu the contents vera ey-
ceedingiv Interesting. As one OF -he
Quest settled places IN Washington 4
1a4d or romance hangs around rha
capital city, anu IFS early history is
always read bg residents of tie st,lra
Win greaC interest. Olympia. owing 10
LIS location. has nor grown with the
rapldrT or other towns in tile 5rata
YET tlere Is an appealing charm about
Tie OH Town C1aC takes hoid Of the
VISITOR Thousands OF the rasidenrs OF
lile stare have Spent a. least brief
perluds n Olympia. anu few rhera ara
VINO 10 nor lQOk back uDUn their. a.
lG'lTn WIN feelings Of pleasure. The
Olympian has been 4 strong facrrr in
ATE wears n tie Iphuilding Of the can-
lta4 city. which las made rrearar 0ro-
sress since tile beginning Of The min
lcauun or Utlar paper than in al the
proceeding years, anu now that tie
own IS On tie IN grade it will Drob-
iDiy make more rapid strides N no
rears 10 come.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
HERE AND |

+. A. Morris
Friday last.
j. f. DUNLOP
Friday last.
b. Il. Grove
saw Friday la
+. +. Sanfor
Vile last Frid
l.. c. Roger
Nelson last +
II. A. Johns
an arrival Sat
Russell Loe
near Nelson 5
Leon Sweglt
ties in town f
II. H. Shaw
from Nelson
Michael Dun
was an arriva
Douglas Hi.
Nelson countl
c. c.. Johns
istered in tow
DR.. Jaeger,
Vile, was her
south of tow
farmers and
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

One Of our exchanges -hac bends the
knee before the shrine OF that sage
Oh rne Democratic party Who is u can-
didare for cap AMI bells. very pro-
r0undly says w T. Brvans stata-
menr 'rlaC every day brings the end OF
the war nearer viii receive the hearty
endorsement OF al VINO read it" It
VIII IlsO rouse uhe disabilities Of all
VINO read anu study tile sagaciry OF
such i statement IC hardly rpuuires
suDertluaus wisdom to make such 4
prediction. Every iav not only brings
the emf OF rhe war nearer If ir were 10
iast 4 century 1uC IL brings the end
or human existence. ct rhe world. of
az things in anu Of tla world. nearer
People who ara anxious to see the end
OF this titanic and savage struggle
anu t1aC Includes everybody except.
possibly, chose owning stock in NUM-
lions plants, would Ike 70 know some
tnlng more definite IS TO the date Of
cessation Of Tie bloody work than The
slow process ct arrival through r1a
lapse OF one lay and another. Nr
bryan accura iiscarnmenr does nor
strike tile casual reader IS ANYTHING
llar calls for particular ''indorse-
ment II is merely stating 4 tact that
any school boy might express. without
:arrying any greaC satisfaction 70 rae
reader
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

HG-'zdVernur Eenrv Mcbride is lie
asst canuidate Tor governor 70 shv Ills
castor inr1 Tie ing McBride is an
1ther 1r1digal vino las been taa,iinr
IN lle 1usks II pragrasaivlsm ami
Le4is dlar il IS ,tue % aim -1ar ma
Larta't veal 1e lar1aeued anu ne min
Ic nake nerrv upon his ~er-1rn m
NE rniu. is ne announces that le will
''n Lnr Office IN Tie rapuniican ticker
1t lie primaries II ne -a,v1r.,i nj -f
Ice Is tie price III playing -,.aitor n
party -Ien AcBride is 4nr.ria.f r., g.,
'uuhin 1ur lis money. bur il xnuid
7aF9r more IT sincerity -d 1r,nciDia If
he anu others III his TX vould aka =,
seat among tie muurners. and 5a., ~
Nafd aIter Ills regeneration is Mimi
anu Tdlnd firmly iXed. For one. va IN
lor 1eiiere rhau / ieser-er 5bouid no
oaded down with 1unurs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
Our good friend PM schIief writes

Our good friend Phil Schlief writes
and requests information az to how 70
make better roads, seeing that W. ara
kicking over the condition OF SOME Of
them. His position IL we'll taken a.
man should probably not Indulge II
TOO much fauIr finding without being
able 60 suggest some remedy for thar
0G which be il complaining Cnforru-
nareiy while We can easily See rhat
reads have been poorly constructed in
this county. after an experience u
nearly twenty years, more or less rrav-
cling over them, We ara noe an expert
az road building and can give no Dcinr-
ers 20 others. However, We have seen
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
No. serial No. 1I39ql
w iCE ECR 81 sLlcA-,rm

J,fe.1.s,' '-',.ne 1,I ~ tie Interior = -,
...ia-,. ~ " !eei7'ile. Washington Ito III
a i e,,.e+ $ lerehy given ts1nr Rs,,h..,
m ,''f.t.n n Qruville WashinrS9onrp, en =
aty 7sS arai NJ 3D. 4, 5sSs nade 5omest sld
t >t Ia Sec. :. ln,i 80 = NJ IL.
J,e,.ii...,, Np. ~ ~. Z. ~ East. yfiIamr,, -
Hak a i've Ss. lied S,a a%res af ntentto ms'6 te
to tle ami a 40, a'9 49, 70 as'ahish claim
5,,,,. fii' : Land C1mniss s1rns fre't
A,r, ne e. Washington IN ne stn u le
Clnimant names ~ ,,,..,
~. eteN. eeter Fr,sk. bot4, - ylluinas
y, ss,tlilsIon: Andrew Springer, 49,, ,aiulson
~ = Ilsen. o0th Of Qr1v'Ire WI, ailu sem
list publication Mareh 3, f9 ai6' Asg'ster'
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

lie general comparative strength of
ne political parties is illustrated over.
IN Oregon. where party afffliarion is
reullred from registered voters. Ac-
corning 10 registration in Oregon
There ara +S,S92 republicans: 1S.S0s
democrats 1853 socialists; 1850 pru-
nlhItiGniati 4ST prugressives; 22g-
miscellaneous. And that is abour ri,e
lroporEon or political strength
slfulgAour tile country. The chaser
after me band wagon can readily
-luga rqm these figures where The
nand wagon can De found.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

~ his paper misses giving some con-
actor credit for buildings mar hp i
- 5,'.'-l@ up' lay the blame not 10 rho
Dapef. OUT 70 the neglect of rha ip,,i
E'''l'ai VINO tails 70 report sucb mn
praVements. Notices 1f mis- l,ir'i -.
-ie me u publicity thar IS Of v,-,,s
- NE contractor anu it is I nubi;n,t,.
-i''' ne eould nor purchase. Tor sp.o,,
~ ~ lie iocaI columns is nur for an
/ le mentioning uf tile names 4 = mil
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

good roads in our IN.
ia II they can h s'',s
'a'A-1hing better -. ''''
Z ne way Of roads |. ~
aanstflcted IN als i.
7eA-ief must adlnIr y
Ae vast sum af nun.. !.
spent On roads n ~,
T-era is mighty few y
raad4 to show Cor 4. s's
j. Weymuuta i n,
z9ar room modern s, -
south part OF town \
'l The march Of Imu,,...
gong 20 make this ~
building in OraTilIs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

NOW 1T Is inumared that the oueninr
10 Tie south half of the Cniville In
tian reservation may not TAXA niaca
lnlI next fail. II the opeing is post
poned until next tall the Indian de-
Darcnenu can stave it off until nexr
spring, On The spring after next. Whar
Is i very Vita proposition for Okanu-
gan county IS OF very small moment at
washington. anu cur people can 20,
lacK 70 vaUchruI waiting anu abide
Tie ina decision OF the government
win patience. although that virr1,e
las deem already sOreiy tried.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

II L1 requred a week 20 assemble
I'VE rluusand troups. anu the supplies
necessary Tor 50 small a force. how
eng L time would De required 70 IS
7tlllDie 4 sufficient force To meer a hos
ViIe INVASION from Il tirst-rara uovara
Tie gathering Cogerher of the ax,a,fi-
lon against Villa is an object lesson
Is 10 The unpreparedness OF this conn.
-'v
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

srs IS only for the purpose OF play
ing fair. besides every mention OF this
KIND that can be made Is evidence OF
The expansion Of the town Contractors
are urged to report any building they
have TO put up and il viii be gladly
mentioned. No one could ask any thing
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

me spokane Spokesman. -hur M
.iuGaiIH mas newer been fsh. aesh nor
loWi' IS now working harder +or -ba
reeiecuon Of President Wilson -,a,
any democratic paper III Tie s7nra =
Is strongly advocating tie nominnr.o,
u u HooseVeit by The republican nut;on-
ii convention. IL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

turing he high tide Of tile progress
wa movement Spokane vas the nor ba,i
anu stronghold OF BoGseveitism in r5s
4n'ire country. It was hardly safa in
nat eltT 70 express i political view nor
] accord with the prevailing 9bsessiop
NleFe ara still some Roosevelt senti-
HehI prevailing IN Spokane. alrhongb
-oil Tie evidence At hand it is \ cor
lerai guard IN comparison with -ba
-"r1lef grand army SATURDAY 4 Near
-4i's vas neid TO organize 4 Roosevelt
Iilo' anu al that could le musrara,i ne
NE Iurner thousands Of ievour foIrovy-
-rs u NE ragaries OF the colonel WIS
seventeen. Those seventeen -.as,,I,,r.,.I
anu dlnanded the nominariop NJ Roc
'eit ny the republican narior,I .n,
Fn''un- The proceedings reads rfl{,
ne proclamation Of Tie nine r,iiors ~
rhreadneedle street ''''' : VI
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

\ reward If s1OO.100 has been Offer
Ell Idr villa. dead or alive. Thar IL \
pretty stiff price TO pay for = carnass
not worth 80 cents.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-24

The de-
next to
has sent
into the
between
goods. re
whether
this il
goodness
The HI
trict, a Ct
man for
are now
woman &c
be a guit
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-20

R. c. Morris Drug Company Hot Springs. Ark. also at the leading drl5 stores in all Arkansas towns
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-20
RARERT WARWICK AND
 MOLLY KING FEATURED
THESE STARS APPEAR TO BEST ADVANTAGE IN ALL MEN" AT
 NEW CENTRAL TODAY.

The tinc irci t sweo.urr ol pe. many 1i hnr which ocear in tie unfolding of hH exceptional story
 The name o Robert Warwi k Is also very suggestive ol big things those bc has already aceomrHsbed n the stage aud leG re the c1mera at uaH aa bose he Is daily adding 10 is ul. usual page of cren history Last o.t ta- trem bcng .bs Ie1st tho fact that the pl1e k World Picture
 Brady Made also suggests thc ros; 1umtcrs ot aig productions which
 have .ymJol'lcJ that trademark
 The latest release andy called "Ad | Man k lc pccm attraction tor to- day at Inc New Central b1"a ,r Be- ing the m st recent t is naturally the , best Co date af tcac urompar1Ma stories. as tho policy ol this progrls
 siYo firm has been and . to keep con tinalIy improving.
 Perfectly conleuted and enjoying | their boat ride. President Maruard' g
 daughters are caught in swift cur , rent aId are in grave danger Of being carried over the fsIls Co the rcct be. low. Just n the ncE -f time they
 arc rescued by Jim who immediate
 'y attracted uy tha younger da abjen IOicc
 Everything seems 10 be arranged SD mar hm Blake after once making up H mud to e1l a decent useful ] he. vt have to flight for every oh. IJec, rts Eyl8 h love affair does mo. run m 9"ll ls he not only Ina. pDgcnred his swc. fhGrts f1th. | er nlt also h3. aroused tue rr o'l
 ..ter lealou-s
 OH the obstacles which he 20 gal .aluy over ones more firmly prove
 taat Jim Blake despite prcy--us eP- pearance, i- All Mal
 Tue Hearst International News feature is also >n tue same biz pro- erlm today. and all with no advance
 io price
 Tomorrow the Ioaky-Paramo.al star D anchs sweet is featured in Ter latlst m- success Unprotected The story deals with an orhan girl
 in 9 convict camp where she icad- a
 mltiny against the unjust treamsnt
 the conviots receive. It is an eNeep- tonaly thrilling and true heart-1n- .crlst tery
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MNF. .NAZ tMOY A ON SCREEN APPEARS Al MOST LlFELIkE

NGr York Herald Nov. E. lIme Ala N21imovl llirIy startled the spectators who crowded tho Broadway theatre last night 10 zee her first ag- pearan e in my ion pictures. in War Brides Her expression and power as an actress carried right out from the a.roon ia Q manner almost nto- Ike and made her closeup more vivid and convincing than any that have previously been ro-outCd
 There often is . question whether an acting star Will bo successful in the vastly different work ol he stu dios, and Mmo Nag nova answered last night in the affirmative 80 far as she is concerned The dire tor Her bert DrOnon made use ol the acting ability ol 9 star with a strong effect tha. ha- seldom, ]! ever been equal led h motion pictures. So.4n.ck Pic lures was the producnz lrn
 War Brides" was made for the films from he short play by Mrs. Marion Craig Wentworth, iu which Mme. Nazimoya appeared ln vaude- vile last season This tas expanded, and theEe wore many war views and village scenes in the unnamed na- tion Of the play, oppressed by war Mime Nazimoya is Joan wh0 herself bride. rebels al the eoyeynmen $ request that young women shall by the wholesale accept soldier, leaving
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for war az husbands t5 o,lde $ succeeding generation.
 4 .ort.ol oe the picture. ahow.c z the horrors of an invasion. for woncl !n the conquered territory, was 8 positively brutal that 1t would hlr1 lcen impossible for the spoken stage. but motion pictures seem to get bcn.. -t ol silence so one might say n z
 enc has a punch Tn this case the emotional nature of the picture play may excuse. in l measure. the rour | atro- tiles It is more emotional and arises at time to greater heights even than The Birth Of q Nation So naturally Director Erelon made q speech and tLoro were many floTcrs.
 Tho excellence Of the supporting company is a notable feature oe War Brides oI the films Mias Gertrude Berkeley, as the mother of soldieS sons leaves a lasting i'm. ression.
 Ticket spectators were unusually annoyina in Broadway, near the the. ater They had obtained many seats, especially the medium pri i,od ones. and shouted their wares ln loud tones ln fact the speculators there and on Fort..5ecold street near another motion picture attraction seemed to "5al.yhoo' much louder on sunday than they do on week days
 War Brides is coming 10 the Princess soon.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-20

anccd cast engaged in visuaiizing is several roles
 That "The House of Glass is one of thc biggest plays seen oa tho New York stage in years is lut to voice the opinion of everyone who secs it The story it tells is so acpu. uo so bHWn u per.o y natural that il might be a page torn from real ltc II has to do with Margaret Case. poor stenosranher. about to marr, young mau who urns out 10 be rhcC Tuc girl is arrested as an accomIucc, convicted, she serves one and hflj or her tbreo year tOrm. i7 released on parole, which ah break she goes yves, and t married C. a ra '. road president Her nemesis is an iusistent detective who secured the original conviction Through the de. tective inc husband learn that his wife is an eX-convict
 The House of Glass Is an impress i've. heart gripping play that runs thc gamut of human emotion Max Mar. cju. us author IS also the author of "Sce My Lawyer" and several otoer pieces of dramatic literature He is ! also sugce. ~ful writer of short sio- .rce. Ouc ut the first of these "fhe ! Practitioner he pcddled about or weeks before some "reader' reyoenlt ] cd in it sigus of talent Now he has ] the publisher and theatrical manage l in pursuit of him
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-20

Wd e1@.r fer such a Qearl pres hi a'.."'tign- ueh.lll lriyes 'uu.H t.r c7:I1I city, .g8Iu teue scH d3dH au evening spent u-eru-r Ht taG hrny auI Nayy B1I hold at .la White House. together with al' n, little attentions dear to ary pemans heart are amoae taa ec ,e.tHo means used by Grcr Co l- Ue3.c tle nrs' tlyc fre ever Nu1'cI u Fs9c'ore youus heart Tdcl
 owse tlo Bohemian dnle- rcId lt 1rier. apartments winch Penelope attends without tbe knowledge or sanction of her father Tbis dn3er is UHsej o> v0t beauty good aIue and .gsdoei excitement and is thc rt mas of Gr#ra 7r.f.l de gna
 such arc lao fundamental ou which tee victory et Nrflo have been 1ulL hoo n dHH can prepare tqI for the
 aao.amt which no" hurriez cn thLouFa re. of ,ucomparah,r her. -4 e-u-- which charm ll-..ual-, elwilde. aad amaze The l. 9n that this play teaches as cid as the a.ua, profound as nature .tseL Rlga, wil because that is uat.re ol right pam md -1l-rins must De gone through tdat we may properly alpis. ela'e rrfa-v N1-rors J. a'v1v .".s.sr "asn gained Ir .r.. 3 eau et 'uwe
 1e advance D prce. Tor l4l. l ,e-ture-J and le cent
 Tomorrow comes h.arilu Lillian ttss m the greatest tI- o'r of her ea-ear Children Pat '.. Fc,-
 ..ne com lv
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ARE haAlNsr PEACE.

London Der 19-Tle council o' the empire today adopted an order os the day identical with that passed tf 1.-the duma declaring the council unan jmoas'v .u favor Q. refusing to enter under present conditions into any peace uecr.'et..ns Wta on-uaa. 5ays d Reuter- dH't.h tgum Fetra grad
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Magnificent Ball Bc2m Scene From "Thc Victory cf Virtue" at the Princes rheater Today

Ge-da Holmes and WuImUth Me- Ev' arc. ae i'm stars featured ln t1e uasnucont me part Ihotodama at he Prime today The Victory ot Virtue This sfs ou- of Jae most von. o,rW plays the Princes. ha. g,.r se tered .e patrons
 Here l a brlel -,noesn of Inc ra'.
 Penelope Br7nuorT. the woman. I 'hc aals daughter ota wealthy tath. t. aHd wae .-f mot..rIeas a au early a.s T.. idol of devoted athci a.art Hc or the time 8a make aer ala.3Hm.l a veIt rn-ophisi.atcI ] yoln lady who has hcen shi1.dlI rom u.-.. 'e.- the o-'d and ia H. prepared |. cope not f.-A .c-icty n it's entirety but with individuals ol ee.an uc.ull.us aNag to De loud theIe
 Llrrd.n Gr'-r the man. l. not the worst u3n ln tHc Hord-'hce ar. .lcnr of criere mt 2. this 1ar.tc .a. grar r. endowed with 2 d looks a1lrl4l- hs rQa-e.-e. sort a' wicked a.c.u3 on
 Chance af l-t- call If what rlu vii. -lt might ae cal ed Cupd-5rn Peueore and Grar together. PUe- .cHc imQres-loaao-- Ja sAs a.la n Iowa ErDr cor. e.DU. If hl. luu.
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AT THE AUDlTCRluM.
"rhs House of Glass.

Cohan ( Harris production Of Max Marcin's powerful drama, The House of Glass which comes to the Audi torium Tuesday, December 26 unque1- tionably oTes much ol its success to the finished acting ol the well bal
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-20

uNALDE COUNTY TEx9 HohEX.
 Joe Lookadoo has returned from Uvalde coapty. Texas. where he so cured the aAeney here for the famom Hayward hoAey best and puress honey on eg}th Phone 1900 Look adoo & RoEles Market. 12-13-i
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ODDITIES IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 AND GREETINGS

For sale lt the Studio of
 MISS lNEZ p WHITFIELD 7tf Oranae Street Phone t72i
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pNrUMoNln AMONG rR0ops.

E Faso. Tc>. Der @ The seventh death anon. ta 1T "r. b.. trom pncumoum within Wset o.cured here today when rrt3tt Preston J Wilson of Vi company Second Caro
 nl infantry died from tho dl-cass WL4-u ll1ld n Columbia C.
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A fine photograph appreciated at all times IL is. lra yer, especially fitting as a holiday s.ft since 1t con- ytys So muta Of the personality Of the giyer Taer, .s n. g..J bought that more truly carries the sincerity of the ei,sr than a photograph and ther arc few gto'osraph that are tr'or lk uness than those made st the De LWo sudo, Central thoater building
 1210-.L
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CONSULT MRS. NETTLEToN.
 Scientific beauty speciaist-Al work guaranteed first-class. BuckstatI Beauty Parlor. l--IU-ln
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

We failed in our last issue to
mention the fact that Congress.
man Timberlake was again at his
post in Washington. and busily
engaged in looking after the inter-
ests of this district, having left
Startling some ten days ago for
that city.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Geo. X. Jones leaves next Sat-
urday for Omaha with shipment
of stock. On Tuesday his wife
and son will join him and they
will spend the holidays with rela-
tives 10 Gallatin, Mo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. Leslie Garwood, of Chey-
enue, is visiting at the G. H. Aus
tin home. Mr.. Garwood is in
North Platte on business and will
be in Julesburg the latter part of
the week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. G. M. Robson and sons,
Charles and Brainard, returned
Saturday from Chicago where
they have made an extended visit.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Wanted-Ana apprentice to learn
dressmaking. Apply to Miss Lena
Fifield, Room 2, Citizens National
Bank Bldg. d14-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Law moved
this week into their new home at
the Miss Alice Parker residence.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Word has been received an
nouncing a daughter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Farnham,
Of Glengary, Wyo., formerly of
Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. G. w. Rook, Jr. and two
sous are visiting at the G. W.
Rook, Sr., ranch near Ovid this
week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. Hollis Smith and daughter
left Monday for Omaha, where
she will join her husband, who
has been working there for some
time.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Nettie Shepard, who has
been sick this week is reported
much better.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Hans Heldt lost a fine horse last
week. The horse fell in ditch,
breaking his leg, and had to be
shot,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. R. c. McNelly. who has
been visiting relatives in St. Paul,
Nebr., returned Tuesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
Church Of Christ

THE Bible Study, ''Training
for Soul Winning" will meet Fri.
day evening, Dec. p, at the home
of Mrs. T. D. Pyle.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Stella Smelser, who has
been quite sick, is again seen ON
our streets.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

When you buy your Xmas Can,
dies inspect the fine line at Win.
terbotham's.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Katie Ulrich, of Ovid, il
working at the j. G. Frederick
home.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
Miss Olive McNutt is on the
sick list this week.

Mrs. Effie Calkins left last Sun.
day, for Lincoln, Nebr., in hopes
of improving her health.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Mrs. H. NJ. Gilchrist joined her
husband in Denver this week for
a few days pleasure trip.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Paul johnson was one of the
Julesburg attendants at the basket
ball game in Lodgepole last Fri
day.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Katie Kotch returned last week
from her visit with her parents
near Ovid.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

r. c. McNally of the south
table, returned Saturday from
Omaha.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
Christmas Candies at Winter
botham's.

Watch for big Christmas pro-
gram at the Hipp.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Grace Fisher has resigned
her position at the county clerks
Office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
Mrs. T. H. Engleman returned
last week from trip to Denver:

Miss Naomi Frederick is at
home sick with lagrippe this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Charlotte Percy is the
new hello" girl at the telephone
office.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

A. A. Weston returned Sunday
from a several days trip to Den
YER.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14

Miss Mary Brundage, who has
been ill for some time is slowly
improving.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Harrison
returned Sunday from Denver.

Mrs. G. W. Lowry and two
anghters are home again from
several weeks visit with relatives
in the east.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-12-14
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