The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24

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SE<lser, ssaking rhe "Trip vis a1-n-
G. s. Sm<Ese1 returned hoEe Sat-
9r1ay from Denver, vh<1s he .za
be<n called ca account of the Illness
of kis wife. who q visiting VITA hsr
parents there Mr.. Saease1 1epors
Mn Sm<is<fs e1ndTt1oG greatly IN
proved, which viii Be gsSd Eevx 10
.eF MAey h,<nds here Sh< recently
underwent AZ operation in . hosp
nj At DeEver-
A boxiIz exhibition giu b. stage:
az Lo1es hall Friday evening, AArca
4rn, II which tiKse me Earn o1ur EI-l
se between Batting Nose7 Ferguson
o1 Ov.d, ard Gift LeinbarxeF, Of We
nz1zo. THIS promises 70 Be q goot
match, a. boci Of these athletes haze
scored kaDchou-s against otheH pazl-
Lists, and 70 doubt large crowd SIll
be n zrtesdaEee-
The z:est in r.id-sesson hts q.
reasonable prices Al the Chapel! MI
6nAsy Co, CEappeil, Seef. II
ard SPECIAL safes manager of Ryan
from Omaha, making preparations tog
the Big Trustees sale .sien the
Ryzn Co. Store No. 10 Il. tnis c!ty will
ia1ncn next SATURDAY, February D.
4 Jo0b.e-page advertisement an
n1gncTng this azle APPEAR. n thls Is
s1e Of The Grt-Adyoeass. Read IL!
tor The complete details
Ge. our prices On p!ano., player
pianos and graphaphones before buy
iaz elsewhere. A1stln L Mccoy
Sheriff H1nberstone accompanied
tUo Mexican prisoners 10 Fort No,-
gan Monday morning, Ihere they
were expected 70 PLEAD gully % Ike
charge Of robbery before Judge l. C.
Stephenson IN district coCr- there. In
-ne event the Nexiczns we're SEN
fenced 10 the peuitenrizTy sheriff
Humberssone expected 70 deliver Els
prisoners to the warden AZ Canon City
oefore returning home.
l now have = nice Iine Of beautiful
hats for nid-winteT and early spring
ssyles in satin, gro-grains ard straw
combinations. NrI. H. 4. Conover,
first door east of Pioneer ho.eL
There has been considerable activ-
i.y IN the reorganization 0: the Jules
burg Concert Band during the past
week, and an effort il being made TO
secure the services Of a capable lead
er. With this accomplished there is
no doubt hut what xe Niil have =
first-class band in our city before
many months, as xe have the founda- !
ton for such an organization beyond
question Of doubt. The progress
give citizens Of this community should !
give their support to this movement,
as there is nothing that advercises a |
town any more than good band. So
let's boost the band along IN every |
possible way.
The prospects are not very bright
for salaried base ball team in Jules
burg for the coming season, and Ben !
Diamond. the popular manager. in !
forms US that he iz now making pre-
parations 70 seek berth with some !
team in another town. We regret TO
see Mr.. Diamond leave our city, as
ne and his wife have made numerous
friends during their stay here. |
Should Julesburg decide 70 have
another sAlaried team, it will be hard
70 secure the services Of a manager
Of the ca!ibre Of Mr.. Diamond, who
is not only real catcher and all
round player, but prince of good