The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-04

Seo " a y. b. 3. IN honor Il thR
Freshmen. A real enjoyable evening
was bad by the students. Refresh
ments OF cider, doughnuts and apples
UoFe served.
A. deal was made the middle Of last
week whereby Luke Williams pur
chased the Phelps pool hall from Ed.
fneips. Mr.. Williams operated this
place OF business for only q few DAYS,
~ on Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Phelps
fepufchased the same from Mr.. Viii
hams, and is again in charge.
Big dance at loves hall next Sat
urday evening, November 9Th. Music
FURNISHED by the Sterling Five from
hastings. Nebr. A large crowd will
no doubt be in attendance to trim the
light fantastic to the strains Of the
music furnished by this first-class
musical organization.
Bring your old beavers and have
them rebIocked at the Chappell Mil
linery Co., Chappell, Netr. (Adv.) If.
The Sterling Five from Hastings,
Nebr., will furnish music for dance
to be held at loves hall next Satur-
day evening, November 9th. This or
] chestra has played here on previous
occasions. and all those who have
heard these musicians will vouch for
them being first-class musical or
ganiZaton.
Everybody gets the same price whu
SeIIR To the Raatrir. Cr>.--r ara
Fred Leuth, who has been resident
Of the south table section, has pur-
chased the Lincoln Highway Filling
| station IN Julesburg from Harry /.
Robson, who has operated this bust
ness establishment for the past wear
OF more. Mr.. Leuth took possession
Monday, November LIST. We are in
formed that Mr.. Leuth will move his
family to Julesburg as soon as he can
secure living quarters.
Meet your friends in Julesburr
next Thursday, November 11th, at the
big Armistice Day celebration.
We refer you to the page advertise
ment of the Cash Store in this issue
of the Grit-Advocate. This business
enterprise is offering one thousand
bags of flour at bargain price. As
the announcement states Mr.. Peter
sen has had his wheat from his farms
milled into flour, and is selling this
flour at cost of production. Read the
announcement for details.
The work on the steam heat lines is
still being delayed on account of the
failure ,Of some of the covering ma
terial nor the pipes to arrive. This
material, which has been in transit
from Pennsylvania for the past month
or more is expected to arrive here any
day now. 1t was expected to have
thlngs IN shape SO as to connect up
the Brown Hotel and Julesburg Mo
t0c-Go. garages with the heat today
fFhsrsday,) and other business estab-
lishments and buildings will be con-
nected up just as soon as possible af
ter the much required material ar
| rives.
There is quite sentiment prevalent
| among the business men of Julesburg
| that night watch is needed in Jules
burg, as protection against burglary
and fire. and it is probable that this
matter will be taken up with the
Mayor and city council in the near fu-
ture in the hopes that something may
be done along this line. The Grit
Advocate is heartily in favor of a
lght-watch in Julesburg, as we be-
lieve by securing the proper man who
would perform tie duties in the right
manner. would be a big asset to this
community as a precautionary mea-
sure. The Marshall and sheriff can
not be expected to be on duty twenty
four hours day, and someone is
needed to look after the destinies of
this community during the night.