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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-10-21
WAGE CUTTING IS
FAVORED REMEDY
UNEmPL0 0YMEN1

After a recess of ten days the 81
delegates to the Harding Hoover un-
employment conference returned to
Washington on Monday OF this week,
prepared to undertake the task Of
devising plan for keeping wage
workers on the Job all the year round
through lively and dull industrial
seasons. Very few of the delegates
displayed concern over the failure
of their emergency" program, adopt
ed two weeks ago. to take hold. 1t
will be recalled that the conference
decided that the unemployment prob
lem was community matter, and
passed 1T on to the mayors of the sew
eral town sand cities in the United
States, with plan for registering
the job hunters and aiding them in
obtaining work. President Harding
issued statement calling upon the
mayors to get busy Up to this writ
ing 81 mayors have reported in the
central agency" established in
Washington by Secretary Hoover
that an effort was being made to
|carry out the conference emergency
program.
Now the delegates and experts
have reassembled to adopt a perma-
nent program. The general confer
ence adjourned to reconvene Mon
day, October 10 to hear committee
reports. But the committees were
not ready and the open session was
again postponed. 1t was announced
that some time during the week the
reports would be taken up for con-
sideration, or rather the report of
the committee on organization and
program, to which ali subcommitteest
first report, would be placed before
! the conference as whole.
Wage Cuts and Rail Subsidy
The manufacturers committee has
completed it's report, according to in
formation given out at the press bu-
reau Of the conference. 1t calls for
J a slashing of wages and reduction Of
retail prices as a first step toward per
manent solution of the uiemploy
ment problem. The open shop is to
become the established rule IL the re-
port as concurred in by majority Of
the committee is accepted. Some of
the features are likely to be toned
down before the matter reaches tho
general conference.
Enactment by Congress OF the
$500, 900. 900 railroad subsidy bill.
repeal of the Adamson eight-hour
law and adjustment of the Railroad
Labor Board are the leading recon-
mendations of the committee on
transportation as a means Of per-
manent help to. the unemployed. This
II not the unanimous judgment of
the committee. tough favored by a
majority. and a lively fight is likely
lin the general conference II these pro-
posals get by the program committee.
Continued on page 8
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-10-21
PRospHRlTY's HABlTAT

A third Of the nations busi-
ness failures. occur in Massa-
chusetts, New York. Illinois
and Pennsylvania, In septem-
Der, SO out OF every 100 fail
ures occurred in those four
states. Why? Business in
those states is more artificial.
They may develop and pass On
the goods bat they do not pro-
the materials. The states
which "have the goods' on,
which our whole supefstEuc-
ture Of commerce and busi.
ness depends. are the agricul.
tural states, the nations
foundation. Even this year.
with prices never SO out Of
line, business Is ON q firmer
basis in the : producing states
than elsewhere.
IL We arc to have prosper.
ity In this country, we must
make IL possible for It's pros-
pcFity-naker. tho farming n.
dustry to prOsper
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KAN1N4A z danlle ruky vseilo
druilu prodata q kupuje w.
Sadlafak. 1851 T.. "a. St. 3
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NEOBYCEJNYt USPECH A
MIMORADNA NARfDKA.

Trineruv nast6nny kalendaf
S patnacti mapami evropskych
statu novych jeiich hranic a
oblasti postupu ceskosloven-
skych legii Sibiri k mori vyvo-
lal skutecnou sensaci. Vsichni
zakaznici Trinerova Horkeho
Vina A ,jinych vytecnych lek1
TrinerovFch prohlasili myslen
ku kalendare "a neobycejne
st'astnou. Pill milionu Nytisku
rozletelo sc po Spoi. Statech a
kanade q papir jejich, kdyby
bvl napjat V royn6 care, byl by
TOO mil dlouhy, coz ie vzdale-
most z Chicago do Washingto-
iu. Nyni prichazi Trinerova
firna $ dalSi nabidkou: Kdo-
koli by 81 pral n6jake dejepis-
ne neb zemepisn6 vysvetleni,
tykajici Sc mapy, necht' napi-
Sc nam pod adresou Joseph
Triner Company, 1333-45 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, H., a
Dir. Noian, Znamy odbornik,
zodpovi milcrad bezplatne ka-
IdV dotaZ.
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ZE ScHtZE VELKO-kADU
STATU OHIO c.S.P.S.

Schnze zahajena predsedou
A. Obermajerem. Zapisky ze
schuze minule prijaty. Dopis
Cd N. H. uradovny, V kterem
oznamuje v. +. ze prosincove.
umrti bude hrazeno z poklad-
ny N. II. uradovny, byl prijat
a po delsim jednani usneseno,
dopis nechat otisknout a tajem
nici Radu We statu Ohio ably je
rozeslai ma vsechny bratry
Jednoty C.S.P.S.
Ma rozsireni sirotcince Coe
College Camp Cernovicich u
Tabora v CechAch povoleno
$500. Dale povolen clens4y
poplatek $500 ma Mattel Vys-
siho Vzdelani.
Ia mesic prosinec zemfeli
bratfi Josef Fousek cd radu
Cechoslovan els. 80 a Jan Va
vroch cd fadu Vaclav Snajdr,
els. 90, jinz povstanim VIDA
ma posledni pocta.
zprava ddyernika st. O. J.
Hejduka vykazuje hotovost 2
mesice rijna S5856.1O. Prijem
"a listopad od radu st. O..
$3952.71. Ma umrti vyplaceno
S4455.55. Zbyva ma hotovosti
S5353.26. Zprava duvernika
ucetnim vyborem schvalena a
V. r. pfijata. Agitacni vybor
vypracoval nayrhy pro agitaci,
ktere budou ySem mistnim fa-
dunn zaslany. Vybor pro pora-
dani vyrocni slavnosti, ktera
Sc bude konat druhou nedeli v
mistnosti j. A. Komensky ma
|vych. 131. III. oznamuje, re
program bude bohaty po stra-
ne umelecke, zabavni i vide
lavaci, ably bratfi agitovali pro
hojnou ucast, zvlaSte mezi kra
jany, jenz by pro nasi Jednotu
mohli byti ziskani. Br. Dolezal
podal zpravu prohlidce d.
TEX drem Melzerem a vyzyva
bratry. ably pro ziskani ditek
pro pojisteni, jak MONO nejvi-
&C agitovali. PTijem pro Zaloz-
nj fond S509.50. Prijem We
schulz $947,14. Vydani
So60.s5. f. S.
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ZAZNAMY

&c schuze Skolniho Odboru
Patronatu Ceske Sine Sokol,
odbyvanc dne 27. prosince.
Schuze jako obycejne rize-
na pfedsedou p. Kfivanem. Pc
te pax podany zpravy PIP. uci-
telu "A sice: ditky vsech trid
pravidelne Skolu naystevuli.
Avsak do prve tridy pTihlasi-
10 Sc Ease tolik zaku, re tato
Jest opet pfeplnena jake pri
zahajeni Skolniho roku, tudiz
bude nutno poslat pokrotileJ-
81 zaky do tridy druhe.
DO trfdy druhe jest prihla-
senych %, do III. 35, a do ".
40 zaku. Pizehska spolecnost
ma zadost ucitele p. Valaska
podarovala kazde skolni ditko
krabiGkou cukrovi hrac-
kou, "a coz podekoVano bude
ldopisem.
Nanocni nadilka konana by
la dine 26. prosince, kdyz dltky
! podarovany cukrovim, ofechy
y nomerancem Pr ccmZ uclte-
| le Sc syymi zaky postaraii sc
Q bohaty zabavnl program
kerry vyplnen jednak recitacir
basni a'hudbou, jak ma piano.
! tax i ma housle, zejmena zmin
ky zaslouzi maly virtues" na
,housle, Wenger, zak Ill. ti'idy
| ktery Sc ysem nadobyceJ svot
! hron zaydecil. Roynez jak by
10 pozorovati, i ostatni NAL
!, tludebnici byli poZorne vyslecE
mutt. ri. Johanna koutska
3S72 Fulton Rd. daroyala =;
ma stavebni fond, coz bylo
diky pfiiato.
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OTEC PATNACTI DETI
HLEDA PRACI.

DO iiradoyny, icz ma peco-
vati o odponoc ma venkove pri
Sci william A. Kenney a poza-
doval praci. odmitaje kazde
iine tax zyanG dohrodini. Wy
sivchalicimu uredniku pravil,
IL sc musi starati o svych 1o
Seti V staiq od i do 1G let. Ma
ptisIusnou otazku odpovedel,
ze ran yellit pocet rodiny niJak
nel1yl na obtiz. ZamestnaniIn
Jest delnik.
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yesAoe~ Ansss
@aEa.. rsT NO Q,

Nemate duvery We vyleceni
yaseho neduhu? Prectete a
die teto rady sc rid'te: Mia
pi. Leiblingerova. Nelze mi
AMI byti vdecnym za vaSl
"Nonat". Pc nckoIik dlouhych
mesicu isem trpel velike bo
Iesti no2e, ktera stale byla
studena 4 jakoby mrtva. De-
al isem use co mi bylo rade-
40, ale ulevy jsem ncdocilil.
Be- duVGTy, pouze ma domlu-
va manzelky, isem 81 nechal
dat na III flastr "Nonat'
"A tentokrat jsem seznal, &c
prec neco ma svete je co no.
hu vyleci. 4 stale Sc. Ac Cd
tc dolby shoro 2 roxy uplynu-
ly, ia citim sc zdrlv protc
radim kazdemu trpicimu
zkustc "Nonat" jiste paE
Wy il budete mit stale do
me, anto leGi SkutcGnc rozlic
ne neduhy, .iak isme sc 0 ton
mnohych pripadech sam
pfesvcdcili. Josef a Kat. Hra
bak, 1O30S Sophia Ave, Gle
veiand, Ohio.
Ccna Nonat ie 52c $l.94
poStou 55c a $1.08. Nema-l
ii vas lGkarnik a nechce pr
vas ohjednat, muzetc il kou
pit Il p. HynSta, rob SO. u
o Quincy a L. Leiblingers
2231 T.. Sc. ul.. aneb pist
primo M tuto adre5u:
MARIE LEEaLsWGEa ( &C
2. e. Eo- 2e5, Pasadena, Ca
a n . =
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9 dva day pozdeii nalezal
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ragedie svatebnf noci.
yJffe Romans-
TainY neodpovedel.

no prec jaksi nechtelo uspe-
kojit.
Pravda, bylo by to blaznov-
stvim, ocekavat uplnou sprav-
jednatlivosti We vypov6dlch 81
lene; vzdor tomu ale zpdsob
Giraldi, jak mluvila zavraz.
dene dame lezici V trave pod
stromy, dotkl sc no velice.
Nemohl tomu uverit, re by
tax live malovany obraz mo-
hi pfedstavovat pouhy pre-
lud.
Y tento Cas- nemohl myslet
ma rozluSteni tajemstvi toho a
udelal 81 pouze poznamku do
sve knizky.
"Jak jste Sc dozvedela Wy,
re ona zavrazdila lady More
land?" tazal Sc konecne.
"Sv6rila Sc vam S tim nekdy."
"Potkala jsem il v lese. Po-
hled jeji byl tax divoky, ze
mne zastraSil. Objala jsem il
a prosila, by mi Tekla praVdu,
neb srdce me mi jaksi pravilo,
ze Sc n9co V okamziku tom sta
10 oskliveho; pravil mi to po-
hled ieji.
"Vyphkla Y plac smich
zaroven - krev zustavala
We mne stat, neb poznala jsem,
ze ztratila svych smyslu - ja-
ko matka jeji drive jiz'' do
dala zkormoucene.
"Ano, co fikala?" tazal
Sc Keene netrpeliv6.
'Prayila - Oh, nerikej to
zadn6mui ia il zabila. Zabila
jsem krasnou tn jeho nevestu.
Muz nemuze miti dvou zen. A
ia jsem jeho zena!"
"Pravila to nGkolikrate "a
sebou a dosti brzy jsem ma
hledla, ze byla to pravda. u
cilf isem nejlepSi, co isem
mohla pro III - dala jsem II
| ncco pro spanl a StreziIa jsem
pc cele noci.
"Druhy den rano byla Il Wy
sokem stupni horecky, na ste
sti ale nesilela Y tn dobu. Vas
clov6k priSel do tabora a ne
mohl tam naleZti ME podczre-
l6ho. Giraldi lezic, vyhlizela
jako hoch a davala jsem na nj
pozor bedlivy.
"Vy vite vselicos - ancb 81
to muzete domyslet. Privezla
isem divku sem, doufaiic, re
nalezne zde prilezitosti Sc u
zdravit a pfiiit X rozumu. By
10 il ale hure a hure a porad
ien Silila hroZnem tom cinu,
| ktery2 vykonala. TAX naposled
dala jsem il do one utulny a
ia 81 pronajala tuto malou
chatrc, abych il byla IA biz
ku.'
"a kdo platl ia nj dtulnt
- lord Moreland?'
"Ano. Bylo TO posledni, &C
| nohi pro tn ubohou, jejl2 ri
vol zniCil, uGinit,' prayisa Car.
lotta trpce. "On ncvi, Y ktert
atuIne Jest, neb rosila peni2t
pravidelne ma mne. Nikdy ne
pise ami siova - take ia ne"
"On Vi ale ovaeIl, kdo spa
chal vrazdu?'
"To sc rozumi, ze vi. Byl'
nj prayeno, re trpi strasne, ne
litnii ho ale, on zaslouzi svJl
} osud.'
: Tainy tazal sc j iesto Il
aejakG malitkosti, naGez Sc
: nj rozloucil laskay6, dekulc
"a to, co mn rekla.
4 "Zroyna TAX dohfe jstc n
; to mohla fici posledni rok,
: pravil. opoust6ie il. "Bylo b
: to usetfilo mnoho peneZ a pr;
&c. Proc jste 10 ncutinila?'
), "Iboha mojc divla moh
! Sc uzdravit," i" odpovedela. :"
. pax bylo pro nj nebezpecl,
/ BY propadia zakonu - coz
J. sta ma unicelo. Nynl jest t
!, mn jinak nynl vim. ze ie
e ;nIa uboh1 ieii matka - n
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Roman

vice k delani, neb objevil jiz
vae, co mohl V tajemstvf tom
Morelandskem objevit.
Dilo jeho bylo dokonano.
Sede We vlaku uhanejicim do
lLondyna, premyslel jaksi trap
ne o zklamani, jakez mu pri-
pravilo ukonceni tohoto pfipa-
du - zcela jinak dopadlo, nez
jak byl ocekaval. Jak malo
slavy bylo tom pro neho!
Rozlustil tajemstvi to =
objevil, cf ruka zavrazdila my
lady Moreland den jeji sva-
tebni, objeveni to ale nebylo
TAX prllis slavne.
Nebude zadneho sensacniho
soudu, zadneho verejneho
mineni, kterez by odmenilo
zlucnost a chytrost jeho.
Ne, jak Sc byl domnival, jed
noducha to, nevyplacejfci Sc
zalezitost pro tajnsho Keene.
Byl skuteGne Spatne naladen
a byl by 81 pral, kdyby byl ra-
deli nikdy vdc tn do ruky me-
wal.
Zdalo Sc to byti TAX zajima-
We 3 obti2ne tajemstvl a pfec
takov6 u porovnani kratke ne
zajlmav6 zakonCeni.
Misto zlocince prohnaneho
vsemi zakony, shledal tn ubo-
hou silenou bytost, jejiz nemoc
ciniia il svatou.
To nebyl zadny druh ozna-
meni, po nemz Sc hnal tajny
4 Keenc takovym spechem, ma
nemz tax tisiIovn6 pracoval cd
te dolby, co wal no do ruky.
Vitezstvi jeho zdalo sc mu
byti pouzc polovicni. Nebylo V
pripadu tom mic noVeho.
Bylo to romanticke ovsem,
byla to ole stara mama histo-
l'ic.
! Zklamana zena, silena tim
shledanim. zc ma soupefku.
Co bylo Y tom noveho? Roz-
hodne mic.
"Zda sc mi, ze museli lsme
byti velmi predpojati a ze jsme
chill toho az pres priliS,"
hucel 81 pro sebc Keene pone-
! kud mrzut6. "Nem6lo to byti
nikdy nazvano "velkou vraz-
dou NJ Morelandskou,' neb nemu
selo to byti takovym velikym
tajemstvim, kdybychom byl
nell oci V hrsti."
Rozevrel 81 noviny, chtejt
tisti, aby snad zahnal trapnf
| tyto mySlenky. Prvni ale od
stavec, kteryz mu padl do Okla
priyedl no nahle ma myslenky
ty Ease.
Znel takto:
"Bylo nam 2 veImi dobreht
pranlcne sd6leno, zc V kratk,
dobe bude odbJvan snatck me
! ii lordem st. Maurem a MIA
! dou damou. malo Znamou "
spole6nosti, ale yelkych osob
Mich prednosti a neobyteJn
krasy. Jmeno ieji jest Lesli
Nynne."
: Tajnemu yypadl list III
kou, TAX vclke bylo jeho pre-
: kvapeni.
"Boze - toto ale prekonay
} vSe, co jsem kdy slysel.
-I.XIV. Tsjry keene spach
i hEoupost.
Jaknlile piijel tajny Keen
a do Londyna. usedl v pisar1l
S sv6 ku stolku a dlouho prem!
i $lel. PAX Nytahnul papir
psal Leslii Vynne.
ii Dokoncil psani to dfiN
: neg vZpomn6l 81, re ylastne n
y vi jeii adresu.
l. Ncvidel liesli ani o nj nesl
sei iiz od tc DOLBY, co jcdna.
a Y nafizcni Lulu, videl il vych
A yet z osamclcho domku Sta
e ley Grevilla.
l. Dilo jeho bylo Iyhonan
o. lax 81 byla Lulu prala.
st Zaplatila mu a propusti
~ hn q usn 6Vpn1 aDiL bV i,Zl1a
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pRCDA ST

UpRAVENE stavebni dfivi
Sc LEVINE proda, ruznych roz-
merit. Haste sc Il John Will
leng, Bedford, o., r. +. D.
Tel. Bell $50 X. Ia
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-12

n z<xbsss Of he S<1ior Cas-
tSy<1 . r<De As- Friday
Ms Veg. L. Nay Of OVID vas a
J.le.sWg UAi.or SATURDAY
HeHJ Fsek ss.11net 70 JslesbErY
As. SATURDAY fYcN \ sestesn Tip Of
se.e.L z1E-sa
Ore. Bower Al family visited wiki
NA.ses Il BTSl< lAs. Sunday.
1oG. WAsreH anc daughter, Mrs
Haze. e Big Springs. we're Jules
s@-g Ux--os Szscsy.
M .n6 Mn r 7. Furnish Of Ord,
Neor,. Arrived Il JalesosYY OF last
rkzrxc1y mgr, 4nd spen. several
Gays visiting with A.. Farnish's sis-
-<r. Mr. Bee Wilkinson and family
rkey were eaHog.k 70 California And
csn-naed cE heir ZIP Wednesday
I FrA.k NASeI ressrne. home Satur-
cay Elgf- froE Appleton, Wis, where
h< kac bee. called OF aecoun, Of the
cea,E Of his fAra<. several week ago.
He vas aecoNpaned here BY MS mo-
-h<s- uno vii make Ger home here
Il ,se future
Mss Edna v. Collins Of Denver, d.
yis1ca representative Of the American
kec Cross, vas J1lesburg visitor
he latter par. Of las. week. A meet
ing q TIE neAl ehAp:e. officials was
led LAST Friday afternoon, Miss Col
IFS beng p.esea. and made q very
inspiring talk relative 70 the grea,
sork Of tie Red Cross. and the op-
poFsuhities tha. confronted Sedgwick
county BY putting the proper pep"
INTO the work here II was decided 70
.eorgsnize the local chapter. and the
following officer. we're elected for
he ensuing year: ChairxomanLMrs.
Name Thompson; vee-chairwoman
Nh c. '. Parker; secretary-treasur-
er-Ar.- Elsie vauyht; chairwoman
Of nufSing eommittee-Nrs. c. F.
Schroeder; members executive COM
mittse-Aesdames E. n. Kelsey, E.
U: Charles, A. J. Waller and j. c.
Wagner II is planned to open up
Red Cross headquarters in the high
school building.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-12
OCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS

Subscribe for the Grit Advocate.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
z. G. Criffey was a passenger To
1srling Saturday morning.
Pansy Plants in bloom. e0c per d0z.
>stpsid. North Platte Floral Co. II.
Miss Alice Jewell wax a passenger
! SedEwick Saturday morning.
&c. w. kozell was tranxscting bust
lss in North Platte, Nebr. Thurs
W Of last week.
County clerk Mrs. Nellie z. Mich.
= issued marriage license May 9Th
VIM. Kisselman and Miss Leah
ert, both Of Sedgwick.
+. II. Barnes Of the south table
mt to Chappell Saturday To visit his
other, who has been in poor health
r some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reichelt from
,rt Madison, Ia, visited at the H.
Reichelt home in the southwest
.rt Of the county last Monday and
issday. The Messrs. Reichelt are
usinx.
Strong Asparagus roots 50c per doz-
!. Everbearing strawberry plants,
C per dozen. $500 per hundred. IOc
stage. North Platte Floral Co. II.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-12

The alarm Of fire Vas sounded Sa.-
urday morning Sparks fron . loco
motive had set fire 70 the warehouse
belonging 70 the Walrsth 4 Sherwood
Lumber C. near the Union P,eific
tracks By prompt action tie flames
we're extinguished without much dam
age being done.
DR., E. p. Musdock il now located IL
his new offices in the building for
merIy occupied b. E. c. NcNally a.
los West First street He invites al
Of his f1ends and patrons to call and
see him.
Nov that summer is practically up
on Us, and the dust will more and more
become . menace. Why not the bust
ness men Of ON city get together and
make some arrangements for sprink-
ling Of our streets. especially in the
business district, il deemed TOO expen-
sive 10 include the residence section
also. We can all realize the great
benefits that will be derived from the
proper sprinkling Of the streets.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Wright left
Wednesday night for Omaha. where
Mrs. Wright will consult = specialist
Fred drummer, who has been as
sistinx 1t the Wellworth Department
store. returned TO Denver Wednesday
morning.
Messrs. G. II. Austin and jesse c.
Jones were Chappell business visitors
last Thursday afternoon.
Don't forget the dance at loves
hall next Wednesday evening. May IS.
Music by Fuller's Syncopating Sere-
nsdern. Tickets 3l-25. A good time
TO all.
B. G. Miller, q former member Of
the Grit-Advocate 1brce, went to Fl.
Collins the first Of this week, where
he expected to secure employment in
the printing line with The Express
Courier Publishing Co.
Miss Helen Lewton arrived here
Sunday night from Morrison, Colo,
where she has been teaching school
the past winter. She will remain in
Julesburg for awhile visiting relatives
and friends, before going to her new
home near Grand Island, Nebr.
The T. E. b. class Of the Methodist
church gave box supper in the high
school gymnasium last Friday even
ing. The boxes were auctioned off
TO the fair-sized crowd present, and
the girls melted neat sum. The mon
ey will be used for the maintenance
Of an Armenian orphan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-05-12
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day AZ Saturday
Mr. A. r PesY,eT, vno sAd kre1:
. fsS Gays n JslesbsYg rr1HkAetng
bus..ess n.z--kfs And visiting ~ Tie
G. y. Eo.. lone, iett Tuesday for
her hone II Denver.
TIE T,h gr1t< pspiix Of lie y1les-
burg pso.ic schooi e.Iyed pxne
las, TseScay af-efn0sn ~ he Ever-
They we're accompanied By Nm C. A
Lsr, sni Misses Alice And Olga E.-
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Mrs. L. z. Petersen expected 70
leave This ,ThgrSday) HoFninG for
Denver, where xk< viii visi. With
her daughter, Miss Evelyn, WHO Is AZ
tending school there
Worxmen nave been engaged ,nis
week IN removing the dome OF tie
courthouse. TIE board Of county eon-
mixsioEe,x deemed this . wise thing
70 do 20 lessen Tie weight o. tie
building.
Mrs. Z L CYo1deH, WHO had been
visiting q. the home Of ksr parents,
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Harrison in this
city for the pas. several months, Ief,
Monday for her home ~ De Beq1<.
Colo.
". H. Bradhezd Of Sedg~,ck, Was
JulesouYg visitor last Saturday. M
and Mrs. Broadhead have Just recent
ly returned from = vacation trip TO
California, and report a very enjoy
able Tip.
Misc " E. Lee, trained nurse
from Denver who had been at the VIM.
Schultz home on the south table, car
ing 70, the Schultz baby, returned 10
ilcI is1i4~ Li.S ltsL u Ills WITH Inc
baby ma. recovered from the recen,
illness.
The Odd Fellow Banquet Contest,
which has been IN progress for the
past several weeks, ended last Thurs
day evening. the result being a tie. 1t
was decided that the entire lodge join
and give a big banquet at loves hall,
the date Of which has been announced
for Thursday evening, May 26,h.
The next and last number Of the
Community Lyceum Course will be
held at the Methodist church tonight
Thursday The Dunbar Bell Ring
ers will be the attraction, and they
are reputed to furnish an entertain
ment Of a very high-class nature
The Dunbars come to Julesburg very
highly recommended, being the high
est priced number of the entire ly-
ceum course A large attendance
should greet the Bell Ringers at the
church tonight.
Messrs. H. J. Smelser, E. N. Kel-
sey. c. c. Gould and Wiley Stone re-
turned home the first Of the week
from a short business trip to Wyo-
ming and Ogden, Utah, where they
inspected the Bear River Oil & De-
velopment Cos holdings. Their re-
port as to the activities Of this COM
pany is not very encouraging to the
large number Of stockholders in this
community. We don't believe there
will be many vacations taken with the
proceeds derived from this stock this
summer. 1t may be the means of
causing some to stay at home.