The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-07-01
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last 0onday eveniAG.
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fhs families Of 8. T. AeKsalips and
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Scsetseluff. Nebr.. last 0shday.
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AAj1G1ers. ClevsaRn1 Z Law.
Aeesrs. G. B. AeKinstsy, Miller.
vaa 10skirk and Smith Of &odGWiek
wsse Julesburg visitors last Friday
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Fer the Spring calves ~ Nutnel
CAN Neal for sale at ClsvelaAd 4
Laws.
z. J. Avery. wife and two little
boys from Logan. Iowa. are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Avery
and sister Mrs. John SPELLS.
Ask your neighbor what he thinks
OF Quality Tractor Oil. They're all
using it. See G. A. Reed. He sells it.
Rolan, the six year old son of Gus
Cheleen of the north table was oper-
ated on for tonsils and adnoids by
Drs. Rook and Dutton on Tuesday
morning.
George II. Thompson. Leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schroeder ac-
companied by Mrs. Schroeder's brother
and wife of Chappell drove to Sidney,
last Sunday where they attended the
ball game between Sidney and Brush
We buy and sell electric motors.
He have a practically new one-third
horse power motor on hand now that
you car buy right. Julesburg EIec-
tric Shop. Phone 100 ".
| Mrs. c. J. Ringer, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, mother Of Mrs. w. w. Vaught is
expected to arrive today for a visit.
SATURDAY evening they expect to leave
by auto for three days outing to
Estes Park
one car get the daily quotations now
on any kind Of stocks or bonds, right
here in Julesburg. He has made ar
rangements to get them and any one
wishing them should see him.
Guy Smelser and wife are to drive
to Denver this week to take Mrs. f.
W. Lungren, the mother Of Mrs. Smell
ser to her home. Miss. Wilma Smell
ser will accompany them and from
Denver 90 to Paonia, to see her sis
ters.
| H. J Smelser and son received a
car load Of cattle at Lewellen, this
week for their big ranch nine miles
north of that city. They had already
unloaded two carloads last Friday
making three loads they now have
on grass there.
| Dick George has decided to take
weeks vacation SO bought himself
. ticket Monday for Denver and il
now enjoying the mountain air
"Rozie' and his other clerk. Mr
Nemec, are extra busy therefore dur
ing his absence.
B. N. Weinsheim. the new banker
At Sedgwick drove up from Sedgwick
yesterday in company with J. N. Bu-
chanan. He informs US his bank will
build new building this fall and
that work on the excavation will pro-
bably begin next week.
4 6sna in your subscription money
to the Grit-Advocate. We want to
clean the slate and start out with
everybody paid up. This notice ap-
plies solely to those in arrears. Nail
US your remittance now 80 we will not
need to write you another letter.
Mira. A. w. Hinerman, who was
formerly Miss Vera Evans, takes her
departure from Julesburg this week to
Join her husband at Edgemont, S. D.
From that city they will motor thru
the Yellowstone National Park and
from there go on to Portland, Or,
where the young couple expect to To-
cate and make their permanent home.
Fred Dolison of David City, Nebr.,
was renewing acquaintances in this
vicinity last week. Fred lived here
several years ago and was one of the
first ditch-riders for the irrigation
company. He was the guest while
here Of Tom Smith and enjoyed his
stay immensely. He says times are
vastly different from what they were
in those days.
Mike Weinovitch is back to Jules
burg again and expects to go to work
at his old job in the near future. Mike
started to return to the old country
and visit his boyhood home in Slovakia
where his family still reside, but he
got only as far as Chicago when he
was not able to get his passports, SO
he turned around and came back He
worked for a long time here in the
coal shates and expects to start in
again soon At the same job. He has
not seen his wife or family for ten
years but is going to send for them
now and have them come over to this
country.
|, J. Frank Lantz Of Hildreth, Nebr.,
together with his brother Ed. Lantz
of Holyoke, Colo and another brothe.
EMS Lantx of St. Louis made the
Grit-Advocate office a pleasant call
last Thursday just as we were run
ming off the paper. The first men,
toned owns the Hildreth Telescope,
a weekly which he has published in
his home town for twenty-five years
Besides being editor of his paper, Mr..
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