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


Encourage Home Industry BY using
Mrs. Carl RitenOuf and daughter
Helen were passengers u Sidney last
Tuesday.
Miss Edna Slussef is behind the
counters At the Julesburg Bargain
Store.
W. Q. Werner of Sedgwick, was q
business visitor in Julesburg last
Tuesday.
Wesley Janek of Sedgwick. was a
county seat business visitor last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. McKinstry were
Jalesburg visitors from Sedgwick
Monday.
Mrs. f. P. Murdock and Miss Mar
gerry HetheringtOn were entertained
at a six o'clock dinner at the Ben
Franklin home last Saturday evening.
flavo Flour made in Julesburg is
the best on the market for Bread and
Pastry. IT.
Joe Luxa, travelling salesman,
visited the first of this week with his
family in this city.
Miss Ola Pyle was q visitor to
North Platte the latter part of last
week. with relatives and friends. She
returned here Sunday.
Edward Eastlack arrived in Jules
burg last Friday from Nun, Colo,
for visit with his brother, E. s.
Eastlack and family in this city.
Misses Edna Gates and Blanche
Jankovsky, of Sedgwick. visited with
county clerk Nellie E. Nichols We'd
nesday and attended the play, "Grsen
Stockings" at the Hippodrome the
atre that evening.
c. N. johnson and family left Wed
nesday for their new home at Deer
Trails, Colo, where they have pur-
chased farm. They have many
friends here who regret to see them
leave our midst. but will wish them
well in their new location.
DR.. F. G. Dutton accompanied Miss
Margaret Kalb, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kalb, prominent resi-
dents of the north table. to Denver
last Sunday, for consultation with
DR.. Leonard Freeman Of that city.
Mrs. Kalb also accompanied her
daughter. DR.. Dutton returned home
Tuesday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Oren f. Bower enter
tanned at 800" on last Wednesday
evening to about thirty of their
friends. The evening was spent in
playing cards and other games. Re-
freshments were served at late
| hour, the guests then departed for
their homes, all voting Mr.. and Mrs.
Bower as delightful entertainers.
Work is progressing nicely on the
remodelling of the north room of the
Cash Store building, preparatory to
the establishment of an exclusive lad
les ready -to-wear store, which will be
operated in this part of the building
by Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen. AS stated
in the last issue of this paper the
Cash Store is making preparations
to close out their entire stock of dry
goods and mems wear.
A disastrous fire was narrowly
averted at Sedgwick last Thursday
morning, due to the efficiency Of the
water system and volunteer fire de-
that the Davis garage is what may be
considered fire-proof structure. An
| auto belonging to Mr.. Ivan Depue
caught fire while in the Davis gar
| age, and was practically demolished
by the flames. The smoke and fumes
aroused guest occupying one Of the
| rooms above the garage about one
! O'Clock A. NJ. Bert Davis was arous-
ed, who Immediately gave the tele-
phone office instructions to give a
general fire alarm. Soon the fire
fire. Within short time the fire
fighting apparatus was on the Job,
and the conflagration was soon extin-
guished With the exception of the
damage from water, which was slight,
there was no damage of any conse-
auence to other cars or the building,
which indeed is to be considered a
very fortunate circumstance.
Rave on Brother Kielgass, rave on!
You and your Sun are both bright
lights, and Julesburg feels highly
complimented to think that you have
such an interest in her welfare. Your
literary efforts should be appreciat-
ed in many respects, and we want to
congratulate you on giving SedgWlck
the best newspaper evere published
there to our knowledge. However,
you broke over last week and took in
lot of territory, and harshly criti-
cised your neighboring city relative
to the condition of her streets as well
as the roads tributary. Shame on
you. You have put yourself in bad
down this way, as henceforth you will
be regarded as critic possessed with
a mania for exposing the actions of
the Town Board of Julesburg. Edi-
tor Kielgass says some very bad
things about the streets of Jules
burg in his last issue, so we surmise
that someone must have stepped on
his toes during his last visit to the
county seat. Don't do it again,