The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1919-01-16


fine ice has been stored. There will
be no shortage Of ice in this city next
summer.
The new minister Of the NJ. T.
church was given a pleasant surprise
party at the NJ. z. Parsonage one
evening last week. Quite a larRp
crowd gathered and was highly en-
tertained by the minister and his
wife.
ID. A. Henry is at Denver. Colo,
where he has undergone an oper4ti
for stomach trouble. We understand
that he is doing nicely, and will SOL
be home. Clous Walberg accompan-
led him to the mile high city.
Ray Clifford was selling beef about
the city Saturday.
Earl LeGrange met with very
bad accident Tuesday while gathering
cattle to ship to Omaha. His horse
slipped and fell on the ice breaking
Mr.. LeGrange's, arm. He had it set
by DR.. Smith, after which he loaded
out car of cattle and car of hos,
and accompanied them to Omaha
Rex Moore was up from the Town
send ranch Tuesday, and reports ev-
cry thing 0. X. at the ranch, but
states that it is taking a world of hay
to keep the cattle up this kind of wea-
ther
A Mr.. Fitzpatrick is up from Red
Oak, Iowa, buying cattle of the local
farmers and ranchers We under
! stand that he has purchased several
loads which he shipped to Omaha.
Allen Southland arrived home on
, train 10 Monday morning. He has
been in the military service for sew
eral months, during which time he has
been at several different camps. He
was very sick for time at Camp
Funston, but came through O. X. and
comes home looking in the pink Of
condition. and states that he is we'll
pleased with army life. although he
would have liked to have made the
trip overseas.
District manager Pratt for the
Nebraska Telephone Co. was in this
city the fore part of the week.
Several of the local sports were
coyote hunting Sunday, taking out the
Bundy dogs. We understand that
they caught few coyotes and that
they had world of sport.
G. F. Dority took train No. 4 to
Miss Osythe Kemp came down from
Chappell Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with her folks here.
Several Of the young folks of the
city attended dance at the Les
Depue farm last Saturday evening.
They all report a good time.
W. F. Stafford of Julesburg was in
his city short time Tuesday attend
ing to some important business mat
tiers.
Mrs. E. Bush is somewhat improved
in health following very serious
case of sickness. Her daughter Mrs.
w. K Brown attended her,
The farmers and ranchers are ex-
periencin" considerable loss amcng
their cattle the last few days, owing
to turning in and pasturing stock
fields 1t seems that the farmers
would give up pasturing these fields
soon as there are great many cattle
lost each year by this practice, ow-
ing to the poison contain in this feed.
Chas. Ford took the train to Oma-
ha Tuesday evening, where he goes to
close up deal on several sections
of sand hill land. Chas. has bought
!. good layout in the sand hills north
of Switzerland, it being located on
Birdwod creek and it is good one.
W. o. Ritchey came up from York
II esday morning, and is visiting a
few days at the Lee Van Horn ranch.
He reports no snow around York AM
the weather mild. He has just re-
covered from the Flu and loks lit
tie worse from it.
F. Dorm shipped a car of hogs to
Omaha Saturday.
The Big Springs mercantile com
Dany have rented their implement
building to the Nelson & Brown
firm, and it is reported that they
have also rented their store building
to some out of town people who will
move here and conduct a general
store.
Mrs. Otto Nelson has been under
the doctors care for few days, but
is much improved at this time
O. L. Hill left the city Tuesday
evening for Sterling to visit broth
er. He will go from there to Den
yer to have specialist examine
&dly crippled shoulder. He will also
take in the stock show.
A few of the local farmers and
stock men will attend the stock show
DCVSci L ulSHCI anu NCpltI snip
ped tw ocar loads Of fine Herefords,
which they will enter in the show ring.
These gentlemen have also landed
their share of the first prizes, and
will no doubt do so again, as they
took up a beautiful string of stock
These gentlemen breed nothing but
the very best and Mr.. Kepler. who
runs the ranch, is unequaled at fit
TING thern for tba cho,p rirU
Mrs. R. D. Obert has been very
i'll the last two or three days, but it
slightly under the careful
care of DR.. Smith.
A very large crowd attended the
Masquerade roller skating at the
Waterman hall Tuesday evening.
Everyone reports fine time.
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