The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1919-01-23
LIVE NEWS FROM OUR LIVE Wire COR,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RESPONDENTS GATHERED DURING; WEEK

The builling contractors are again
at work on the Farmers Elevator AZ
ter being layed off for several weeks
owing to the very bad weather. 1t is
hoped that they will now be able to
complete the structure soon, and that
it will be opened for businss with
competent elevator man as manager.
The John Morrison family are in re-
ceipt of message from Lynn stating
that he had landed safely at New Port
News, Va. Lynn has been in France
for several months past, with the A. E.
F. His folks are higly pleased to
know that he has gone safely through
the great war and that he is again
in the good old u s. A. They expect
him home soon. Their eldest son,
Bert is still at Camp Lewis. Wash.
but expects to be discharged soon
A. l.. Jensen is nursing a sore arm
these days, caused by the back firing
of Ford auto which he was crank
ing.
Walter Hosack and family left for
Lusk, Wyo.. last Friday morning at
which place Mr.. Hosack goes to man
age a lumber and hardware business
for the Sterling Lumber Co. He has
been employed here by the same com
the company opened the yard and
store here. Walt and his family made
many friends while here who wish
them well in their new home.
Frank Dorm shipped car of lum-
Der to Barton last Saturday. which he
had sold to W. F. Stafford & Co. of
the old Walrath ranch. We understand
that these gentlemen will put up some
modern barns and sheds and will also
stock this historic old COW ranch with
sheep. Thus one of the best COW
ranches in the western part of the
state passes out as beef producer.
The new proprietors of the Klindt
pool hall are enjoying q SPLENDID bust
ness. They intend doing considerable
repairing to the tables and alley which
is badly needed.
c. A. Eiker T. Son shipped a car Of
hogs to Denver last Saturday. George
accompanied the shipment and c. A.
followed later on the passenger train.
They will attend the stock show there
this week.
Chas. Emerson and Antoine Nelson
were Ogallala visitors Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
Mercer Brothers have sold and bal
ed the greater part of their large
crop of alfalfa hay and are busy load
ing it and shipping to eastern mark
cts. We understand that it was sold
at the nice price of $1,000 per ton on
track.
The many friends of Carl KEEL
dgaard were delighted to see him re-
utrn Monday morning. He looks as if
army life agreed with him and says
that he his feeling fine. He will re-
sumo his duties as Cashier of the
Farmers State Bank.
Rude Kuem and John Anderson of
the northwest table land were in town
Monday of this week and report the
roads very bad across the table.
Rev Maynard of Chappell was in
this city short time Monday MORN
ing shaking hands with friends and
attending to some important business
matters. He went 10 Ogallala from
here
Ed Spencer received the sad news
last Monday of the death Of his faith
err Ed left Tuesday to attend the
funeral, which will he held at Elgin,
Nebr., where the old gentleman made
his home Mr. C. f. Spencer was an
extensive land holder in this and the
eastern part of the state; was well
and favorably known to most every
one here who will be sorry to learn
of his death.
Bundy and Waterman shipped a car
of cattle to Omaha Tuesday.
A family reunion was held at the n.
C. Nelson home one day last week.
the occasion being Mr. Nelson's fifty
third birthday. Nearly all of the
children were able to be present and
enjoyed fine dinner, prepared by
the mother.
Emery Reynolds, our famous hunt
er and trapper. had the misfortune to
have large number of muskrat skins
stolen one evening this week. We un-
derstand that slim is hot on the trail
! of the thief and he volunteers the in
formation that, when he gets him, the
things that he will do to him will not
be nice. just in the way of a tip.
would advise the fellow that has them
to get busy and return them, as Slim
has on the war paint.
Chas. Emerson purchased a quarter
section of Keith county land Of Char
lie Douglas Of Brule Mr.. Emerson
has bought and sold several farms
in the last year.
w. H. Waterman left Tuesday NOR
ming for Denver where he will attend
the stock show and attend to some
| business matters in connection with
his garage business.
Sam Robb was in from the farm