The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-12-19


years ago, coming here with her par
ents from Wheatland, Wyo. She is q
splendid young woman. very promi-
rent in church and Sunday school cir
eles and all social dOings. To these
young people We extend the congratu-
lations of the neighborhood and wish
them joyous. prosperous journey
across life's great sea.
A. c. Christensen of the north table
was in the city Saturday. He says
that everything on the north table is
going fine. He has in several hun
dred acres of fall wheat which is a
beautiful stand. He recently stole a
march on his friends. He went back
to the eastern part of the state and
returned here with bride.
Earl LAGRANGE was at Brule Satur-
day receiving some cattle and hogs
which himself and Mr. Hume had pur.
chased at that place.
Mrs. r. d. Brown is still confined
to the house with very severe case
of the Flu. She was taken sick three
weeks ago.
Waterman Bros. have several thou
sand bushels of corn piled and crib
bed on their farm. These young men
are some hustlers and are getting
good returns for their labors.
Mrs. c. E. Brown returned to her
home at Maxwell, Nebr after a stay
here of several days with her mother
in-law, Mrs. NJ. S. Brown.
l.. d. Root returned to his home at
Sedgwick, Colo. following a visit OF
several days here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Root.
Andress Kjeldegaard is again at
tending to his duties at the Farmers
State Bank after an absence of sever.
al days. We have not learned wheth
er his absence was caused by an at.
tack of the Flu or if it was caused b,
too much Omaha.
Friends of John Clark were much
pleased to see him get off of trair
~ last Friday morning John has been
IN Uncle Sans charge for some little
time, but was mustered out of ser
vice the fore part Of last week.
We learn that two more of Big
Springs boys have been wounded in
France in the last day or so of fight.
ing. Walter Kallsen received a dose
of gas and Fred Fussell was shot
through the ankle.
The Red Cross society is out with q
new drive. renewing old members and
gathering up new ones Get in every.
body. A big heart and an American
dollar is all it takes: There is no 9th.
er society that equals the Red Cross
Join now. Your dollar will bring com.
fort to some mothers boy Do no,
wait for solicitor to call on you. Get
l hlNc nd
- Chase 4 La Grange have complet
ed their ice house and are now read,
to store ice for use in the shop thu
coming summer
DR.. Smith was in Denver Sunday
taking the little son of Mr. and Mrs
Peterson of Venango They had the
little fellow operated on for stomach
trouble. At last reports he was doing
nicely.
B. c. Kemp has completed his new
residence and has moved the family
in. Ben has taken great pains Il
build very neat house and its ap.
pearance adds much to the west enc
of town.
The Jensen Mercantile Co. are put
ting out to their patrons the most
timely and appropriate calendar for
1919 that we have yet seen. The pic.
ture does not represent the surrender
of the German navy but it is one that
you will be proud to hang up in your
home. Better call for one as the sup
ply is limited and they are going out
fast
Mulligan and Thresher have COM
pleted the shipping of their pop corn.
The gentlemen will now return To
North Loup to spend the winter They
will return here in the spring, and
will put in another very large acreage
of pop corn.
G. f. Brown of North Platte was
in the city short time Tuesday