The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-09-30

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| c. A. Johnsoa left JulssburR lAss
Monday for his astive country, SWe-
den, where he expects to speod an e.
tended visit. and perhaps remain there
permanently.
Pure lard fer sale b. Nrs. JOIN
Sowders. Phone l06. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hileman are
making arrangements to 20 TO Califor-
ma to spend the coming winter. They
expect to leave within q week or SO
and will return here in the spring to
look after their farming interests.
A Jspoass farmer Waaks b rsnt .
farm in Juiesburg territesy, With cash,
for next year. Please vTite =
GEO. L. BETA,
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Emil Samuelson, prosperous farm
er residing on the south table 10 build
ing q new five room house on his
farm six miles south Of Julesburg
Contractor s. R. Hall of Havelock,
Nebr., is on the job.
Furniture fer saIs-ineludins ruxs,
chairs, beds and bedroom set, and
book-dssk. Caa ~ furniture At eu,
house, Or phone .
Mrs.. John Spslts
Deputy Sheriff H. C. Knsman went
to North Platte last n 3nday. returning
that day with the son Of H. C. Kami.
hata, . Japanese citizen. The boy had
run away from home and he was re-
turned to his parent BY the deputy
sheriff.
A party composed Of Nessrs. H. J.
Smelser, C. A. Lyons, C. C. Gould and
VIM. Barnhart left Sunday morning
via auto for the mountains on fishing
and hunting expedition. They expect
ed to visit the snowy range section
and will enjoy q real outing before re-
turning.
Among those who attended the auto
races at North Platte from Julesbure
were: Frank famous, H. H. Hodges.
Ray Hodges, Joe Eckhout, Frank
Rothberg, Jewell Harrison, CLYDE
Flora, Luke Williams. 1t is reported
that good races were staged with no
serious accidents.
Mrs. Laurence Brannen spent the
past week in Julesburg with her hus-
band. Mr.. Brannen of the Fairmont
Creamery. Due to lack of houses and
because of indefinite plans, Mrs. Bran
men returned to Ell Paso last Sunday
where she is employed in the Fisk
Rubber company offices.
R. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. q
One big feature Of this week will be
the big dance at loves hall next
Saturday night, October 2nd., when
the Hallowell Musical company will be
here and have been engaged to furnish
music for this occasion. The Halo
well company is first-class musical
organization and those who love to
trip the light fantastic will find this
q rare treat.
Everybody gets the same price whs
sells to the Beatrice Creamery. 10.
The dance held at loves hall last
Saturday night was well attended. the
Southern Rag Band furnishing
other dance will be held at this hall
next Saturday night when the Halo
we'll Musical Co. will be on hand and
furnish music. This is a first-class
musical organization and large
crowd will not doubt be in attendance
VIM. G. Mcdowell, "The Rawleigh
Man," has moved to the property va
Gated by Drs. Lewis and Lewis, $3.50
Messrs. Herman Sprick and NJ. Blum
Of Herman, Nebr., are visiting at the
home Of the formers brother, Gustav
Sprick and family, on the south table.
This is the second time that Herman
has visited Sedgwick county and the
first visit for Mr.. Blum. Both are
very enthusiastic over the splendid
crop conditions here, and surimse that
they will be boosters for this section
in the future.
Ladies-Why not get the corsets to
fit YOU, helping to perfect your own
individuality. Made to give you "com-
fort"-the BARCLAY corsets. Quick
deliveries now guaranteed Mrs Do