The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-12-16
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

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The Jones' Cash Grocery uses =
Gaarter-page I'D in this issue to make
their holiday announcement, there BE-
ing inducements offered that are well
worth while.
De. Mabel Green, Chiropeaetsr,
0appell, Nebraska. Phoae 60. Il
The GrifAAdvocate comes to its
readers this week in two sections. we
having to 60 extra pages in order to
accomodate our vast number OF
Christmas advertisers. who realize the
advantages of advertising through the
columns of this paper.
Mr.and Mrs. C. Deming and daugh-
ter left Wednesday evening for Wash
ing, Oregon and California, they ex-
pecting to spend the remainder of the
winter in the west.
Say fellows. A pretty wrist watch.
q hand fooled leather vanity case, .
strand of Richleau pearls, all make .
fine gift for your lady friend. Any
article sent on approval. Goodall,
Jeweler, Ogallala, Nebr. DIG
Work has been retarded on the con-
struction Of the new high schhol in
this city the past several days, on &C.
count of disagreement between con-
tractors and employees. However. it
is progressing nicely again at this
writing.
Numerous Christmas announce
ments appear in this issue Of the Grit
Advocate, it being necessary for us to
run sixteen pages. It will pay you to
read the various advertisements care
fully as there are many useful sug-
gestlons for the holiday shoppers.
A new enterprise in Julesburg is the
Julesburg Radiator Shop, which open
ed for business the first of this week
in the building just south of the Jules
burg Lumber Co. Messrs. Riegel and
Schlinger are the proprietors. They
will do radiator work of all kinds on
trucks. automobiles and tractors.
An enjoyable social event was the
birthday party held last Saturday af-
ternoon when Miss Buleah Smull cele-
brated her twelfth birthday anniver-
sary. The guests enjoyed games and
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served. There were ten guests
present.
Manager Lanning of the Hippo
irome theatre gave a free show last
Thursday evening to his friends and
of
Tarzan;S which had been advertised
for Wednesday night, failed to mater
ialize. as the films did not arrive,
owing to bawl-up upon the part of
the booking agency. A large crowd
was present to see this feature pic
ture. and to make up for their dis
appointment Manager Lanning an
nounced the show the following night
Thursday would be free to all. On
Thursday night large crowd attend
ed and a first-class entertainment was
enjoyed.
An artistically decorated Christmas
tree adorns the east window of the
Citizens National Bank. which is very
attractive and lends to the Christmas
spirit so prevalent at this season of
the year. At night the tree is light
ed up with colored lights, which wins
the admiration of all who pass by.
This progressive institution is to be
commended for the enterprise shown
in assisting to create an even more
Christmas spirit in this community at
this Yule-tide season.
Sheriff Thunderstorm and deputy H.
c. Kinsman left last Sunday morning
for Canon City. They had in their
custody the Indian. Chief Bluefeather,
who was sentenced last week by Judge
L. C. Stephenson to serve a term of
from ten to fifteen years in the state
penitentiary Chief Bluefeather was
tried and convicted before a jury at
the last term of district court upon a
statutory crime. The prisoner was
considered "bad" man and the court
advised the sheriff to take his deputy
with him in transporting him to the
state penitentiary. Well wager that
they got him there, too. as the officers
intended to take no chances.