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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
September Ats
Notice Of Receiving Bids For Con-
s%tructiOn of Sewer

SUI uCtIOu " NCNtT
Notice is hereby given by the City
Council of the City of Miller, Hand
County, South Dakota. that the said
City Council will receive written seal
ed bids for a contract or contracts for
the furnishing of material and labor
in digging and laying w and re-
filling of sewer ditch in accordance
with the plans and specifications of
the City Engineer now on file in the
City Auditors Office for the construc-
ton of the following sewers in sewer
district No. l of the City Of Miller,
which for the purpose of this notice
are to be designated as follows, to-wit
Sewer No. /. Commencing at the
termination of the main trunk sewer
at the intersection of Fifth Street
with Broadway thence running south
through Broadway to and terminating
at the north line of the main track
of the c. & \. w railway on Broad
way Street a distance of about 1850
feet.
Sewer No. 2. Commencing on
Charming Street at a point about
three hundred and fifty feet north Of
the lHlCIScCliOu VI 1udiiuiIb otfCCt
with Third Street. thence extending
due south through the said Charming
Street and terminating at the sewer
running east and west on Second
Street a distance of about $50 feet.
Sewer No 3. Commencing at the
west line of the intersection of Eighth
Street with Fourth Avenue thence ex.
tending west through Eighth Street
to about the center of Third Avenue
thence extending south on Third Av.
enue to about the center of Seventh
Street, thence extending west through
Seventh Street to the sewer on Broad
way at the intersection with Seventh
Street. a distance of about 1912 feet.
Sewer No. A. Commencing at the
termination of the lateral W on
West Second Street at its intersection
with Maple Avenue thence extending
West on said Second Street with But
Ter Avenue, a distance of about 400
feet.
Sewer No. 5. Commencing at the
lateral sewer on West Third Street
az its intersection with Arno Street
theEce extending south through Arn0
Street to the south side OF Lot Twen-
ty-one (21), Block One 81 and Lot
Eight 80, Block Two (2) Of Original
Town OF Miller. Hand County. South
Dakota, a distance of about EGO feet.
Sewer No. 6. Commencing at the
termination OF the lateral at
the intersection of Hand Street with
Fourth Street, thence extending west
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
September 10t1
ORDINANCE No. l91

Ordinance Providing for the Annual
Appropriation and Tax Levy for the
City of Miller, Hand County, South
Dakota for the Ensuing Year.
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Miller, Hand County,
South Dakota:
Sec. THAT there be and is hereby
appropriated the following sums Of
money to defray the necessary expen-
SEES and liabilities of the City of Miller
for the year commencing September
/. 1919, as follows. to-wft:
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11

Safe Deposit Box in u large, strong
vault and know they are secure? We
have some for rent now! Come in
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11

Sec. 2-That the above amounts be
levied upon the real and personal pro-
perty of the said City of Miller. Hand
County, South Dakota, and the City
Auditor of the City of Miller. is hereby
directed to give notice of such levy
as is required by law.
Sc 3.-That this ordinance is to be
i'm full force and effect from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
w. J. HALLOWEEN.
Attest: Mayor.
T. o. TELLER,
City Auditor
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11

Insurance Policies, Liberty Bonds,
Deeds, Jewels, ETC., when, for a few
cents a week, you can put them in a
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11

Before buying a truck let us show
you the Transport. A real IH ton
truck. Highway Garage,
st. Lawrence, S ID.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
FEVER HSsOES tanESAKES
Gre Top&5sr Csg.o~s Scrr,s 80 Nsse
Ss-t&sH, C-1ea H,A Ctt.e
ia@ss sassstitstrastes

As71yety-a,.> ~i,. assn*.ss@nx vas n&a
't.e aerv q -. h,7ar scv9satns TO the
\rN Nvth $4a A. tbs. ,,Szae Of The
sfti3 ~ac s@t .mrass'Aasrls ,hrrvs,r~r
'5a,sa-@t.ts * ch.ll'Va acre rRasra
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s,4gs sFr*F ,tss S&g The last Araert
"a FgS,4SVai ~ hs aoaorxI ta shis
s~y ~ a2y tsrsv Eafnh<r - t~rs0sAs
sss agoNeE t4s,e}sal. The Amerscaa
aru{s t,-tAy IS !s2ar,ur,i wlsh Grv,rr
,Iss Glands, as t~,s born during The
sgra, ttnso-ga,.c administration As~
}sss av~ II the rrcsi nshtlpg ase. The
ssuG4p h<Saa during M<hiuiey's term
aat has torJia a-si over since.
ts,eSe are ,cuua rstlvs4y fe~ vii
sas-s N,h!ale!s, aud ~srr fLeU5oE~
Roosevelt, at,h all Ills irn.n-as., pope
ias&;y, gained 81; fsS uxia~>a k~s Pres
,G,-tsI raf, had 0ai, i >usah aIIat~s "
b.,G - asib-.I after hlta IL tiEle VI
MAR. such as has existed .ur ;ae last
."o Sear>s IT eo3li BE lana s.as4 ita,
- -Gss.l4a ~eaiI rrvfs- bat there has
e,~-a ealy u slight iactsas-.
si1t ~ &2gso births reverted In
lallasttlphla Ia 1915 ,her~ were ealy =,
NNya{Co~ Wilson's aud aniy ieha
irF>haass, according 70 tA~ records u
tx eGrtaa as y.tsl statistics
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

cas- feel sasisfsa .Ast se are gcisE e
be . bsrpy iDs shsa ne ses s1.ss 0n
gs~-a sld American soiI agsio. Al
present vs are waiting tor or,.ers 10
move ~ LeNsu.. sh<se ne xrs ts IL
cleaned opsnf clothed h~fere xsias
Il, the csysst srd aboard ite chip tcr
home. As near As NE a.. able b.
kasss ~s .iil ts home sou.essu.s .E
Nay.
Cu 2 Ioas f!rxAay.
Co X, ,2ssa lEts.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
uETnoD|S7S OF SOUTH
RALLY TO THE HAG
TIE C-rEA TrEY AILL GaT4-
ca UscEa oAaNEs o. csczs
~ CAMPAIGN. NAY tszA

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- Ayzsa of tAe e.sr.a svsgrvasrs
- tAAi n 4oss eAaceAsa v1Ars aE-
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
GsezrEs;.

E-xlxn! = +: ~" ~ aEf g@rgly 80.
att tay spgg " si4eress ax xas
raEtaT- 'ks tEs-. s5 sasszss~ u ~ n
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I&t1I*f.say ss9sa. EAs h.zsass. cstsi z
saved EuEtanAa H2Gay usllyIsaeas "a.
FORMALLY wnzsAd hay* svsa,a ~seat beg. n
'a-a cc~aa ~ Argg1-'tuz agsG tts4 Ia ,
S,sses ta1 tr~-4sguss II Is na@ ---
..irtv~t ttg&t FsEt"F ~ n a tH ss.s. "f~S /
stE<'te.tg !3-5* - a:ss"5ge' ~r.sut 8,
To &&st sEsn xsfi oays as ?
sass a2lf svatusy t'eg A nt &,
be ~stzss. hxs ieuss gys s.rsys4 . na T.. =
asad er>irtcr:ofp+ 81 wsr sE4s NJ
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ast ts.&g 10 Aa~as> z d'aro>s IL %
her sh.t Gaa@n rsas. sura Eer cut {
xat sEsScus.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

The Boche casiosns olte~r-or ruth-
es The fesnser koeh- customs osse~r--
a' Nrix rrotsahly siil ;~assstit-sr 0sie
rt ths' hasi '',ts<4arstissAs7 be seeeptcd.
Il ~ss .rom INC correspsnt,cn, ~ a
sssEss PAPER, aho reached Metz ahead
- ;as Preach troops. The t;erssass
si.5t ~er~ In the ,uwn they bad held
Since 1870 but in view Of the armi
>iic+ uad- ~ atssappt ~ stoe the cor
rv~tUglae.s frs,n catering the city.
writing 10 his PAPER ~ his expert
es.ee the rerr~sp.ad<ai sel.l how no
Ns.e but th~ customs officer stopped
h,.,, aud eontinusd:
fine efkieer ASKED II I had snythip;
Ia a-clsr~. to which I responded that
~kat | had To declare WAS:
80 yiss \ Frsscsr-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

A striking gsssse zc- aE t&e fssr -
Ana~riraa ~s.aas a. ~" l> asTss.1e n
cn% IT At4#-s%a'~ y 1s--tAlas uTeast
The sp~as~r. ,s0.t.vg q. .js..a3ts
a,trss@s..- ~ 2sst4&a 6sii&tle y
taeie sans erpsss is . Naa
tsia taerr esss@rrpst. lss4a s8g 81 fs.
shes~ -ge,sss - We srr sssl .hEs e.,
she tatsh. Ne sr~ psetaaf't 70, @ =,
Till he'll its-tf sr~,Sss vses. sd Il -
aanny tsat h.tat thxu sefi tas
aad get AFTER htr 0ti the tse"
KAISER ls she asSsr-s aHpseKs IL
aeiioai. "a powered liar gn hi ~.
lie todd Eas i#.9pl.- he Aasar -
c>1ald .x%-r gv, 10 k'F4ncvs Wal Ns
and hi, p*.'ple have ssf AL ffer
guess esGiIag."
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

The natiuna. debt oi this coan
Sry ia now nearly twenty hye
aiilior. dollars. 10 which the Vie
tory Bo>i issne Of 81, i,5ou.on, ,oA
must be added ltis estimated
chat by the time ali cnr war bills
have bern cleaned mp. We will
be comfortably T., ssddled with
q national deb, IL thirty billions
n per capita debt Of 5000, and
on which the annual .1!eres;
charge viii be abouta billion and
e quarter, OF course we have
somc nine billions loaned TO our
European allies. but the rccov,
cry Of this sum or any part Of it
10 so uncertain that we may as
we'll regard il as liability rath
ar than All asset We are con
pinced that one of She objects
and purposes ps tha League of
Nations il the eventual IulliiiCa
tion of this loan by Che simple
process Of making the borrowers
a present oi IL an Their slea that
they are so ovrrhui doncd with
war debts that payment in im
possible and tha, We must come
to their rescue financially
ns tho one best able .u pocket
ahs loos.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

Ratag~s Of Spanish tnffaeiszn tltsassg
The p.as eharcoal burners y ao fse N
III. mountains surrounding the dss
cen capital Ase said To be- respaaslba.
for the unprecedented price Nltiea
that commssdisy Ii bringing. Ii tn
last moath charcoal. which is zeBer
ally ~sed for eocking par! !ssssss. aas
Increased about :&D PER esnt la @ast-
The municipality has mAde arrange
meats 70 buy this pfos!Bet is gussstt-
ties ssA retail IL Mt resisessi figures.
ODs pap~- - the capital siatsn that
sisssse ~ per cent Of the indians she
sspplied the City VI Nexiso gifh tn
- ~ - g - sssosu~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

An exchange calls attention t.
thc fact that in these days of
Democratic rule American made
goods are cheaper IN foreign
markets than IN our home mar.
kets. The Democrats used tt
portray such a condition as one
Of the great evils Of the prUtec
tive tariti system, but now THAI
II stllI exists and more cyllIN
than ever. our Democratic
friends must have lad IT,,
wrong dope on it as free trad'
argument.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

uer~ Is = story concerning Sa ~
thur pta<ro,
X appears that he @as aa the 'i4t
q; -ehsa rsiax Z ae~ play, the rvl =
sal being timed 10 besin AZ et ek
O'Clock
Looking aroaad At the assssn -
cesnpaay, he noticed that oa. astts SIS
absent.
Where IS Miss Blank " asked SlF
Arthur sharply Of his stas~ aaaaa e-s,
she has permission to eette ss
II 81 was the repis. "as she Is wish
Ing h~f head"
"Noassase, srowied Sir Arthar, ta
p.es@is.sed anger. ~ he teak eft bin
hat. displaying his bald head -Tny,
wash my head every ssiorning, yet
l'm newer late for rvhearsat"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

Sometime ago the { tad
States Gosefumsat exo~rstf Ans.
ed with training noaseey 20
pick cotton, aud after sgs4,se, "a
.e1sral thousands O. a.tFs
AkzndocEa the sehsgsa na -
practicable Wha aas nns ss@ari
shs sAYin2: 4 feel ard sIs
uoney. etc Only in sbts cave ID
was Eos .Ae foci's noney -x
:harg-.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

kllg Woodrow 5 expenses with
his retinne in France run a mil
lion or so month. mere chicken
feed, of course, compared WITH
tue great gobs of money the
government is throwing axound,
but still aurpassinR the spend
ing efforts Of the best money
wasters asrpng thc pots ,a.es &.
old, who Us d 10 make the stuff
fly around Versailles and the
Petit Trianon.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

We are against IA" League -
Nations as long a. II means .
surrender ~ oar nationals q
and iind.ne when y" ru'"-
Ii The question l> oi too great
suumuni tu the Amcricau pcop.,
20 b, accepted 10y them on IT,.
mere recommended OF 'h'
President. and thu iu"Hbes- -
th, Senate would hr "a untrue {,
their oalhx Of office ~ The 'r,>i
s.ent has been TO his. II th"A
ratAtg the cunstitulion %! such =
league s'hen h" presents II !,
them IL ,no people really Nan'
.hr ,hIug. they will le, i, b,
known a, the mex, genera. lice
ton. and II IS their right to haN
tho chance 10 speak Mr.. Wis Il
at present holds no vote OF con
1dence from the people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
4 Good Soldier Letter.

The following soldier letter
was sent In for publication by
Mr.. WIN. kincaid Of RacoIa, being
written by his foster son. Corp.
John liuskcy. i'ecause Of its
interest aid good literary style,
we print It in full.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

Mr.. Wilson had ~ poor sue.
cess in his recent appeal to the
Italian people as he did in his
appeal TO the people here at
home. Neither event feazcd Ills
concoit however.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

! WOo1u kcb Y ~ Au WIG thObuSh0 eos
see tho sun shining over th'
mountains and up through tA'
valley. for the town nestled II
the valley. surrounded by nsun
tains On all sides, high on thu
slopes of which we could se,
herds of goats and cows grazing
always txhcn care Of by yoHni
lads ia ypical Alshtian costume
who spent their tame watching
their herds roaming about tht
mDuntaiusiae aud continual,
practicinx on the trunpets whict
they always have with them
The tiLkie of the little bells or
goats necks could be plainly
heard down in the valley where
We lived. Feiler!ngeh has Il mig
ed population Of G-sman. French
and Swiss residents, and owing
tua supposed sympathy for tbs
Germans. the town had never
teen uru burdud by the B"che
although we were near the front
AZ ihlS place, aud, as a result,
! living IN this place wa. Ike a
peaceful dream. My friend be
in4 able 10 speak very good Ger
| man and being able ~ hand 10
ny French all right, the two OF
Us had "A very good time here
,An1 We have often wished that
W. could 20 back there. for it Is
much the incest piae" We have
been i'll over here, Tt.ere are
lnumrruus Goth, linen aud EN-
! broid.ry factories IL the valley,
/ which heeps the people busy.
! Ia,li iucthuG OF hauling thlngs
lA with teams horse. but 1t IA
very common here, as Wei as IN
uorthern France, to SIC Two
! Itkud oxen httched 10 a heavy
! .oad aud slowly pinddins alor &
! ti.~ We! kcpl roads Of Ahirh
! Frame can be proud. for their
I rual~ ;J'.. a. general rul". III
very tinr condition ana are most
/ ~ uinoe OF mel, pounded mac,
/ attain.
After our stay Of ten days il
! the treucheS up III the Nos2es
, during Wiivll tine W.. bad plenty
+ e opportunities to become AZ
4Ua'n,vd with what German
artillery shells and >nI,,ts Dul
! ct we're like. We we're relieved
. t} another regiment OF our div
~luu ana LeAAt our lcurIry
( .uv II Tia" Iung an0 hr.so!ne ROAD
! gp which We had 10 ORA. oul
/ lsci t,,t i,n days bc!urt, al
! Ways with our heavy pack, OF
our n..cks While We were III tl.
trenches hrrr th,. Errma.s only
! 5u' ".'." aUu 'Ert ~eIe gwen
/ such A la>t" ui all the things We
/ .t.d Ia ..L.' tt~a with. HAT tL, y
left u A.uu. for tAr DAtAu>c o!
iuur stay. W. iu>t D uGin Der oi
NDeu, but the Germans PAID dear
,:url'
I oar EvAt sluiS, st. being ir
3e,ed. Was =, hru,.., Ia i h'sace.
tor two days, aij"r which w
! left IN trucks 'vr SauspIr.s,
! "he|r - st".' AAtlt 81 'aii'' pui
lrs.aiy hr'is lactr Tor a tt>l
after pAitLc IL oug tlnIe n lht
I tlvn>t,"> bul !" r.tl.y we urlll
, al as lard and A> lc.."'aiIy as
( ~hvn "" Wele at Font Si!!, oalu.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
Subscription. ST. County; $lzs Outside oi Cous.y.

He ought to hurry home cad
issue his ukaso rcyoking the
Glorious Fourth as the day We
celebrate. Times getting short.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14
WiLSGIS OyEOG t.-s.

~ iLSJ1 ONE Of $t
There are some ssafesEn r-n Is. -
GGn't ssem 70 know the siF@s
.ree between vox poy4fs ara nax
ssUicA -SAsieaA Repa ais1sn.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

D.,. C.,i.., ,i.,h.r.
- .a,,i,''t ..n'".,.,,,..'v,..,.r,,
a,n ,n,i.,t, Win ,sy rh.,, vii,
,,..,.r :, 49, ,y,. ba,. uj.r,y az
,i,.. a, "a, :, t.r u.. ara .,.r-
..,.'d !, ,,, - f..,,, which ,,,.
f,.,,n,,, a ,.ai,ino ca,,, f,,.
i,.,r,.n .,..,u a,i -. il, - l,..t.
al ,a,.ia. a. ,la ,o,eon .,ou-
yiIia ve do nn, r,rc,n ,,,., n.r-
ni.s;n, IN on :, ., in the
'.v, oi,vs so VIC si,v ~ ,io,ns in
n. ha,,acLs roc. Th,4 ca,,,
= l,ro,vu as Can,.,.r,,d and a.
,nr 1ime was raa,ly = fine mace
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-05-14

raAehiss san compssy and .sr aas TT
Scouts. ~ .s sssh MA Be ,esksstaer s.us
reg the ,isss ~ ~ess 10 scti1a. Tat -
the last / ss~ Il him ast.i We nss. zis-r
the battle ~ss oses and .e had aDs-s rg
i'sssd ty aeo;k-s tisns>a.
Daring ~ s'sss oi sep ss,a ~. .rs-
nesssS' to .tssnes tt;orss th. sshxsa.
~oss,s 10 cur positions 20 In ansoat. GO
/ the .tc-, sna toy u .s.i ffpr. ~.rfs ..
Aete - .4vsae4 after the stt,i!.ry sAfrsr-
ldi-c. While p.ssi1E itsoaEk shess sot4.
se bad oar gs,n.s.s ca n.ssiy al! ss-
| tiHas, lot tse Gssmans ss,siy rg-a;.e tts
soots ssgant - ssIsa gas .L.s:s sta
every kini Il s-seh ia ,Ana oar a..
iiiissy .iAtstt hrsg ss oesocf % tie
morning q. ssri. .tt+ sas ttrc @G'si 50.
q m, ~ten ~e ssus ap OK, = sgF 9es
outs .ac ~,tL "a. Ia, >ae,s oa cu- ga-t
n.nJ Q! us .In..iaS 81. . eiserrIte IL lss
rnoains. ~e SSa. .'.y@: T. t5f lbr"a.a
tcs .! .b1ii 1T. yAr a. ssAGs II ,2s-s.
and sisEsis sseaIIa-t t1rc@yA stsr sra -.s a.
J-rr1 as ~=t- =, A,fos gy =. rc:r,. 3e
,tel. deep dug1u;s u9 i4Gs-o.a ts.a Il
IT sss quite an < e RI 10 1fs= s3-. ost
hul III: artillery 4t,c1 49, p.~-s..z.
hrrra!l! tie sa- L,ti 10 rl--es &c '2-y
49, ,r 4 ri 4 r~I Il p y
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-04
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Fresh fish each Friday at Hudson
& Krist.
The Cash store is now showing =
nifty line of millinery.
Her Code of Honor" at Hippodrome
Theatre. Friday, Sept. 18th.
The excavation work for the new
filling station just east of the Brown
hotel has been completed.
Judge Austin's Sunday school class
will hold a lawn social at the home
of Miss Edna Slusser tomorrow (Ffi-
day) evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Lewis Of FL
Dorado, kans., who have been visit
ing with relatives and friends here,
left last Friday for their home in Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Raines, of
Scottsbluff, Nebr.. arrived here last
Sunday via auto for visit with Mrs.
Raines' mother, Mrs. August Fischer
and family.
l. c. Callen and wife left last Fri
day evening for their home in Mc1-
avia. Iowa. They had been visiting
with Mr.. Callen's brother, !. S. Callen
and family on the south table.
S. H. Ramsey and family of Bowen.
ILL.,, visited from Friday until Mon
day at the H. D. Templeton home in
this city and at the DIR. C. w. Rook
home west of Julesburg. They were
enroute via automobile to California.
Dale Harrison has entered the dray
and express business in JulesburR.
having commenced last Monday morn
ing. He informs US that he is prepar-
ed to give prompt service in all kinds
of hauling, such as freight, baggage,
express, etc.
We pay top prices for hides and
dead animals. We also buy your Grip
pied horses and old stock II you have
dead animals, we will remove them and
nav YOU for the hide that is on them.
anywhere in a radius of Is miles OF
Julesburg. T. E. SMITH, Manager,
Telephone 19J, Julesburg. Colorado. :.
Miss Nellie Dye has been awarded
scholarship in the state university
at Boulder for having received the
highest average grades in the 'Sedg-
wick county high school during the
four-year course However, Miss Dye
will not attend university this year
she having been engaged to teach
school in district No. SO.
Harry Brian, Fred Fussell ana
Jada) Drake returned home last
Monday morning from Denver, where
they had been playing with the Pot
ter (Nebr) team in the Denver Post
tournament. Fussell twirled for tine
Brush team at Brush Sunday against a
Denver team, winning his game by a
to 2 score, and Brian played Sun
day with the Hillrose team against
Fort Morgan. The Potter team only
won one game in the tournament at
Denver. being eliminated the latter
part of last week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-04

Sedgwick County Fair, Sept. II, 1s,
and 10.
See the display of millinery at the
Cash store
Homemade hamburger at Hudson
L. Krist.
Clayton makes Farm Loans in
Nebraska or Colorado.
Miss Evelyn Petersen returned home
,last Friday from visit with friends
and relatives in Denver and Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Fledderjohn of
Thursday evening for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. L. W. Eversman
and family of this city
Calls of merriment follow in the
jazzy footsteps of Gayle's Musical
Merrymakers at the Lowe hall, next
Tuesday night.
Work is progressing nicely upon
the new Spelts elevator. This new
structure is being erected on the site
occupied by the elevator which was
destroyed by fire several months ago.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-09-04

Miss Gertrude Upson is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ray
Stockham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadhead spent a few
days in Denver last week returning
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Frink and Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Crsswell of Hastings, Nebr..
have been visiting at the Ray and Earl
Frink homes this week.
Guy Bothel's daughter Pauline, had
the misfortune to get her hand badly
mashed in the clothes wringer Tues
day.
Rev. Joel Meyers of Owanake, S.
D. came Wednesday on a short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. James Nelson and mother came
from Wheatland. Wyo.. for visit at
the j. N Buchanan home.
Rev. w. L. Botkin left Tuesday
morning for Greeley, Colo, to attend
the NJ. f. Conference.
|. Remember that the Epworth League
will commence their Sunday evening
services again next Sunday, Sept. T.
Rufus Toyne moved into his new
house Tuesday.
Messrs. Robert and Joe Ireland, F.
c. Williams, Emmett and Wilbul Mus
sey, Ora Chezen and c. f. Martin left
for the mountains Monday.