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Sth. Hipp Theatre.
TIE Anercan L<zion. Gateway Pos.
No. l05 has been busiII engaged .he
past reeh OF 50 IL fitting up 4 club
room in the bzsenen. Of the cor.
house 4 pool table ard full eo7iu-
Ment has been installed and other f.
cHit!es provided which make real
com ns1aio1s quarters .or TIE Ane-i-
can Legion members.
Get Out and Get Under Hipp
Theatre.
Mrs. F. G. LSaue and son War
ren, Of Sidney. Sebr-, were JuIesburz
visitors Tuesday. Tney left here tha:
day tor Denver. where Mrs. LasaTle
will Wit short time. Nr. LaSaIle
I'll! 20 20 Coldens where he is attend
ing The School Of Mines, he having
been enjoying The Thanksgiving vaca-
..oh a: S!cney with his mother
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Mrs H. l. Range Of Edgemont, S.
OAK, trained nurse, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Ute
De Pus and family, is now attending
the J. H. Parker family, who have beer
suffering a siege Of scarlet fever.
Miss Lucy Parker, who has been seri-
ously III, is now reported as recover
ing nicely. The other members of the
family are also recovering.
Have your old hats retr:nmed a.
the Chappell Millinery Co., Chappell,
Nebr. Il
We are in receipt of q communica-
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sow
defs who are spending the winter in
California, with headquarters at San
Diego. They witnessed the horse rae
es At Tia Juane, Mexico Thanksgiving
Day. They inform US the they are en-
loyIng themselves immensely in the
Land Of Sunshine and Flowers"
They have visited the battleship
Brooklyn (Admiraps ship), and state
that there are now ninety-.wo of the
ships comprising the Pacific fleet in
the harbor there.
Every body gets the same price whe
sells TO the Beatrice Creamery. tle-
A large number Of the citizens of
this community attended the opening
Of the First National Bank held last
Saturday afternoon between the hours
OF three and six o'clock. The visitors
were shown through the commodious
new banking rooms by the officials
and employees Of the bank. Refresh
ments Of sandwiches, coffee and cigars
were served and fitting souvenir
consisting Of pocket notebook was
given TO each visitor. The First Ma
tional's celebration Of being in Brand
New Clothes" was indeed a success.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
The Julesburg Players Club pre-
sented when A Feller Needs A
Friend" at the new Klinck opera
house at Grant, Nebr. last Friday
evening, Nov. 26th. A large crowd
was in attendance and the Players
Club no doubted netted a neat sum As
reward for their efforts. Prof.
Bunch's orchestra from Holyoke fur
nished music. The Julesburg Players'
Club is making preparations to pre-
sent another play here in the near fu-
ture, so we are informed. a meeting
having been held Wednesday evening
to consider the matter.
A leap year box supper and social
will be held at the Dist. No. l school
house twelve miles south of Julesburg,
on the mail route, tomorrow friday
evening, December 3rd. On this oc-
casion the gentlemen are requested to
bring the boxes loaded with good
things to eat, and the ladies will be
expected to buy them, as this is to be
a novel "leap year" event. Miss Helen
Mccoy is the teacher, and she informs
US that in addition to the box supper,
a special program will be rendered.
All are invited to attend. And boys
don't forget to take box and let the
girls bid for them. Remember that