The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-02-08

+ Geo. H. Thonpson. loans.
0Asriff ". e CaaninsAan and d.
puty Clarence NeCone were Sedg-
wick husinsss visitors Tuesday.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Editor E r. Kielgass Of the Sedg-
wick Sun was Q Julesburg business
visitor Monday.
Nessrs Elmer Pster6on and Allen
Of north Of Big Springs. Nebr.. were
JuIesburg business visitors last Mon
day.
Julssburg business visitor last Tues
day.
Alfred Burxlund of the Fairfield
section, was transactinG bosiness mat
tiers in Julesburg Tuesday.
The Literary Society Of School Dis
trict No. rs, will meet on Friday ev-
ening. February 9th. in the east
school house. Each one is asked to
bring sandwiches. .
Mrs. Denver Wilson and small
daughter and Mrs. Homer Wilson
motorsd to Sterling last Friday,
where they visited until the following
day with their sister-in-law. Mrs. Roy
T. johnson and family.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
julius Pearse, Of Denver. was a
Julesburg business visitor last Mon
day, representing the Julius Pearse
Fire Department Supply Co., he being
in conference with the city council at
their meeting Monday night.
Have you had ."Georgette" and
Three O'Clock in the Morning :"
The two best song hits this winter in
Sheet Music. Player Rolls SIPS and
Victor Records 75c. Mail orders ap-
preciated. Goods sent on approval.
Free catalogue. Goodall. Jewelry,
Ogallala, Nebr. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Galusha returned
last Tuesday evening from McCook.
Nebr., where they had visited for ten
days with friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ga
lusha were former residents Of Nc
Cook, prior to their coming to Jules
burg over . year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cavender and
Mrs. Cavender's mother, Mrs. T. B.
Shell, the latter having been visiting
here from st. Joseph, Mo. for the past
several weeks, are sojourning in Den
yer, where Mr.. Lavender is taking
treatments from specialist in the
hopes of benefitting his health.
W. A Voigt of Nelson. Nebr., ar
rived here last Thursday. and has
spent the past week in Julesburg look
ing after business matters pertaining
to his land interests west of this city
He also has been taking subscriptions
for Association Y. NJ. c. A. Men, the
official magazine of the North Ameri-
can Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, Mr.. Voigt being subscription
representative.
A meeting of business men was
held at Fort Morgan last Monday ev-
ening relative to the sugar beet in
dustry. It is reported that the ses-
sion was productive of the bringing
out of many points which must be
considered in the signing of the beet
contracts Another meeting will be
held at later date, at which time a
representative from each commercial
club in this part of the state will be
present.
One of the most successful coyote
hunts ever staged in this section was
conducted Tuesday on the north table
when a larnD number of persons, in.
cluding quite q few from Julesburg
Joined in . cooperative drive to eradi
cate the neGth table country of the
pesky coyots. Long lines of hunter:
held the lines on the north, south. east
and west. and the march was so sy'
stematized that the roundup at the
! Community Hall was huge success
The fleet footed coyotes were brought
to bay by q small army Of hunter.
from all sides. and there was nc
chance for escape. When a coyote
made his final desperate attempt tt
break through the line, he was met b,
a volley Of head that proved fatal tc
the animal the result being that elev.
en- coyotes were killed in the hunt. A
lunch was served to the hungry hunt.
ers, and all did justice to the occas-
ion. It was 4 great day for all who
participated in the hunt, which was q
big success in every way.