The Julesburg grit-advocate., November 26, 1909, Image 5

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The Old Bank in the New Building.
E. F. CLAYTON, Cashier JULESBURG, COLO.
Money to Loan on Irrigated Land
Local Mention
H. V. Styer—Undertaker. ‘
Get your toys at Cleveland’s. |
2 Ibs. codfish, 25c. The Ovid Stores
Co. iGI e e |
Men’s auto coats at Ericson & Wig
.ginl.
® The farmers are rapidly finishing up
the beet harvest.
Alex Holden made a business trip to
Chappell Monday.
Good meals 25 cents at the Star
Restaurant, on First street.
Mr. J. H. Cook, of Lancaster, Wis.,
is visiting his son, Dr. D. M. Cook.
These are lovely days to have that
Photo taken for Xmas. King, Photo
grapher.
Just received another large shipment
of the Famous Royal Corsets. Peter
sen’s Store.
Dave Williams, of Coldwater, is
spending Thanksgiving with his friends
in Julesburg.
Denver University Male Quartette at
the M. E. church, Monday evening,
November 29.
Dr. Barnes, of Omaha, the eyesight
specialist, will be at the Brown hotel
Thursday, December 16.
Miss Cornelia Hamilton, one of our
teachers, is quite ill at the home of her
uncle, William Homedew.
E. C. Lucas, of Greeley, was in town
this week, contracting hay and alfalfa
for the St. Louis market.
Invitations are out for a Thanksgiv
ing party at the home of Miss Marie
Clayton Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Kelsey are spend-
W)g their first Thanksgiving with Mr.
Kelsey’s parents af Sterling.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Stevenson enter
tained a party of young girls and boys
at their home Friday evening.
A proposition is on hand to extend
the sewer in the west part of town, so
as to include the Easton houses.
The Standard Bearers will meet with
Mrs. A. J. Waller Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Rook will be leader.
E. C. Mussey, of Sedgwick, was in
town Saturday with a wagon load of
Hubbard squash of his own raising.
Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Babcock will en
tertain some of their friends with a
turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day.
The buyer for Petersen’s Store has
been on the Eastern Market buying
Up-To-Date goods for now and Xmas.
The fine weather for the past week
has enabled the contractors and build
‘ers to close up most of their outside
work.
Mr. L. W. Eversman is preparing the
plans for a new residence. As this is
to be his home, we will expect some
thing nice.
. The Sunday School of the Congrega
al church is preparing a Christmas
tata to be given in the church on
Christmas eve.
Howard Yates, of Gallatin, Mo., has
rented a farm west of Ovid, and ex
pects his stock and other effects to ar
rive this week.
Miss Ethel Easton has arrived from
Gallatin, Mo., and is looking after her
father’s business, who is detained at his
former home by sickness.
Engineer Thistle is running a line
from the courthouse block to the
County High School building, an ex
tension of the steam heating system.
Mark Burke has been missing from
his usual haunts for several days. This
will happen once too often and we may
have something to say in explanation.
Mr. D. B. Morgan was in town Mon
day, being on his way to Greeley,
where he has secured a house near the
State Normal, and will remove his
‘family at once.
Next Sunday !hevpulpitwtjf' the Con
gregatianal will be occupied by Rev.
Edwin F. Wright, of Ogalalla, who ex
changes with the pastor. Christian
Endeavor meets at 6:30.
0. D. Ball of Genoa, Nebraska, a
brother-in-law of E. C. Mussey, of
Sedgwick, was looking over the country
last week and bought up a caricad of
itk-hoxi for shipment capt.
* A new step has been placed in front
of this office, for the comfort and con
venience of our friends, who take a
special delight in coming and payirg
their subscriptions in advance.
‘ $1.40 for a pair of full sized blankets.
The Ovid Stores Co. |
It is said to be against the law to
dump rubbish into astream, anditseems
to be necessary for the town to furnish
a public ground, and this is a little ex
pensive, unless you go out quite a dis
tance.
A $4.00 Chila coat for $2.00; some
thing new. The Ovid Stores Co.
The family of J. H. Stone, the gen
tleman in charge of Mr. Easton’s stock
and 40-acre farm in the west part of
town, have arrived and are now com
fortably housed in one of the new
houses. l
Gordon & Ferguson fur coats---best |
on the market. Ericson & Wiggins. i
Mr. H. H. Smelser will leave for the
Omaha exposition on Tuesday, where
he will have charge of the Sedgwick
county exhibit. Mrs. Smelser will ac
company him and assist in arranging
the articles.
New Christmas goods arriving every
day at Julesburg Drug Co. i
The ‘‘Shadow Box Social’”’ at the
Congregational church Thursday even
ing promises to be quite interesting.
There will be a musical program, be
ginning at eight thirty. Miss Yates
will read also.
We pay 37 1-2 c for eggs. The Ovid
Stores Co.
County Treasurer Carlson will be
compelled to publish the delinquent tax
list next week. If you have overlooked
paying your taxes for the past year,
now is a good time to save the pub
licity and expense.
The invitation Thanksgiving dance
at the. opera house Wednesday night
was well attended and a good time was
had by all who attended. A dainty
luncheon was served at the Merchants
Cafe after the dance.
Mr. H. L. Randall returned Friday
from his trip to Falls City and other
points in Nebraska. Mr. Randall is an
old pioneer of Nebraska and returns
occasionally to renew friendships and
talk it over with old acquaintances.
W. H. Morris, the contractor and
builder who has been doing the building
for Mr. Easton, has concluded to re
main in Julesburg and build a home.
His tools and carpenter shop machinery
have been shipped from Missouri.
Men'’s suits and overcoats. Guaran
teed to fit. The Ovid Stores Co.
At a largely attended meeting of the
Julesburg Club Monday evening, sev
eral new members were given the pro
bation degree. Their advancement in
the club will depend largely upon their
own personal efforts and behavior.
C. A. Shroads, the hustling manager
of the Ovid Stores Co., was a business
i visitor Tuesday.
‘ The Sedgwick county exhibit for the
| National Corn Exposition, to be held =t
| Omaha, Dec. 6 to 18, went east on No. |
4 Wednesday evening. Mr. Smelser is |
iwell pleased with the collection andi
expects to make avery creditable show- |
| ing. Ay ’
| Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Flora arrived
| from the west Saturday and will mal.e‘
| a home on the farm southeast of Jules- ,
1 burg. ‘During the honeymoon they i
‘vis_ited all the principal towns in ti e
. northwest, and came back satisfied to |
| settle down on the farm. ‘
| Winterbotham & Hudson have just |
| put in a new line of coffee which th(-y?
| will be pleased to have the ladies try, !
and in order to do so they will furnizh |
free all coffee necessary for church |
socials, suppers, etc., together with |
paper napkins---coffee and napkins free, !
Editor Fry was seen returning from !
the west partof town Wednesday after :
noon with a chicken under his arm. We |
don’t like to say anything against a|
worthy brother, but we think Mr. Fry |
might work his own part of town, and .
keep out of our neighborhood. |
Messrs. Bliss, Johnson, Wagner :-.nd:
Miller entertained their lady friends on |
last Friday evening with a turkey din-'
ner at Mrs. Schaeffer's. The dinner!
was an excellent one and the whole
affair most enjoyable. The guests
were: Misses Eri(:smr, Hamilton, Mp:'-f
gan and Yates v.
' An explosion of a gasoline stove inf
{ Conklin’s living rooms above the drug|
!slorc yesterday at about noon caused a|
| small blaze, but was soon extinguisned, 2
!wi!h little damage done to the interior |
of the building and contents. — Chappell
Register. l
B. P. R. Cockerals and M. B. Tu:—l
keys for sale. John Petersen, Jules
burg. |
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wright have re-|
turned from their extended visit to
'fl.c-ir former home in llhnois. They
!were accompanied home by Mrs.
| Wright's sister, who will remain for
lsomv time. Mr. Wrigtt met with an
taccident, falling in his son’s barn, hurt
ling his foot and ankle. He is stiliusing |
crutches.
A fine line of Holiday goods at Jules
burg Drug Co.
The first otficial trip of C. [. Mason,
the first potato inspector ever appoint
{ed by the farmers and commission men
| of the Greeley distriet, was made Sat
urday and included Eaton, Ault and
Pierce. All the commission men of th(-l
towns visited signed the agreement that
lall potatoes shipped out of the distriet
'lare to come up to the standard fixed by
| the 8 oiation.
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All kinds of Sweater Coats for boys
land men. Prices SI.OO and up. Peter
s2n’s Store.
| Mrs. Annie Swanson left Wednesday
for Columbus and Omaha. Mr. Swan
son is now at Columbus, and it may be
‘| necessary for him to undergo another
{operation. It will be recalled that Mr.
F Swanson, who is a bridge foreman on
| the Union Pacific, had his foot mashed
' |in a railroad wreck several years ago,
land his leg was amputated below the
t |knee. Three other operations were
i found necessary; now another one may
, |be required.
»| Bring your school children to the
¢ | Brown hotel when Dr. Sapero, the \vell‘
- | known ear, eye, nose and throat spec
| ialist of Denver, will examine them free
of charge. Two days only—Monday
) and Tuesday, November 29 and 30.
Frank Larson, a railway fireman,
. who rescued Earl Delaney, a 2-year-old
_|boy, from death under the wheels of a
locomotive at Exhter, Neb., has been
| rewarded four times for his bravery.
, | The lad’s mother, a pretty widow, re
warded the brave fireman by givin(‘
him her hand in marriage. The rail
l|road officials and the Carnegie hero
commission each voted Larson a medal,
2 (and later he received an additional
¢ | SI,OOO from the Carnegie fund.
. Dr. K. C. Sapero, the eye, ear, nose
' | and throat specialist, will again be in
"{Julesburg for two days—Monday and
Tuesday, November 20 and 30. Con
-2 | sultation and examination for glllsel!
L {free. Call early. At the Brown hotel.
| The Misses Wilson delightfully enter- |
: tained their friends Monday evening}
with a ‘“‘taffy pull.’’ The guests must |
thank Mr. Bliss for making the Welsh
| Rarebit, Mr. Wm. Labaree for the
| ““‘well done’’ popcorn, and Mr. Howard
' | Wiggins for the taffy. It was a very‘
3 |informal affair, each guest trying to
I |outdo the other in stunts. The
guests were: Misses Ericson, Clay
, | ton, Wilson and Yates, and Messrs. ‘
Wiggins, Wagner, Bliss, Labaree nnd;
_r Anderson. |
.| The remains of Al. J. Work were
| brought from Denver Tuesday evening
for burial in the reservation cemetery
_|near Weir. The services were held in
the M. E. church Wednesday morning,
the Rev. Waller officiating. Mr. Work |
| was one of the early settlers on t,he“
- | reservation, together with his mother‘
| and sister, who are both buried in the
) | Pleasant Valley cemetery. It seems
| that Mr. Work had died suddenly on
the 17th at the hospital from pneu-'
r |[monia. Friends at Minneapolis were
; | notified and a brother’s wife made the}
trip to Denver and brought the body to
Julesburg. Friends here rendered all
* | the service they could, under the cir-}
| cumstances.
Married.
At Omaha, Nebraska, November 15th,
i 1909, John R. Wertz and Miss Blanche
| Francoeur. Mr. Wertz is the junior
'member of the firm of Wertz & John
!son and also junior member of the firm
of Wertz Bros., and is vice-president of
‘the Commercial bank of this place.
;John came here in the early 90’s and
‘has made a success of every enterprise ‘
‘he has taken hold of, and is now pre
paring to retire from active business,
‘having enough of this world’s goods to
live on the balance of his days. Mr.
Wertz is a member of both the Odd
Fellows and Masonic lodges of this
place and also belongs to the highor:
degree in Masonry, being a member of |
Royal Arch and Knight Templars of
North Platte, and of the Shrine, be
longing to Tangier Temple, Omaha. |
Miss Francoeur came here with her
parents about a year ago and has made
a host of friends, is a charming young
lady, and Mr. Wertz can well feel
proud that he won this fair bride.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Wertz expect to spend
the winter in California and most of
‘next vear traveling, as they are plan
ning to go te Furope before settling
down.
The Register joins the many friends
of the happy couple in wishing them a
omg life 0f pappiness and prosverity.
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Nov. 29-30
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Oculist and Aurist
> Eye, Ear, Nose and
W& Throat Specialist
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Ma‘ .. of Denver . .
is too well known to need any introduc
‘|tion. His references are his patients
| —your necighbors and friends.
|Hundreds of Patients in this
Vicinity. No Incurable
: Cases Taken.
| [Cataracts removed and Cross-Eyes
| straightened. Granulated ef’vlids. sore
| eyes und deafness successfully treated.
| Glasses scientifically adjusted by the
{latest and most up-to-date methods.
Difficult cases solicited. Bring your
School Children for Examination.
{Over 20,000 Patients Treated
,|in California, Colorado, New Mexico,
| Oklahoma and Kansas. A lar:f«- stock
of glasses and artificial eyes always on
|hand. A large portion of headaches,
. ?)ysteria. insomnia, chorea (St. Vitus
| Dance), nervous prostration, hallucina
tion, stomach trouble and other physi
| cal maladies are caused by eye-strain.
) | The removal of its cause effects a cure.
{ PHYSICIANS especially are INVITED
| to call and inspect his method of cor
recting errors of refraction.
Dr. Sapero has been practicing in
| Colorado for many years. He is a
graduate of the leading medical colleges
| of Europe and this countrg and is li
| censed to practice by the State Board
1 of Medical Examiners of Colorado and
| other states. References are furnished
from some of the lendin‘f citizens of
| Julesburg and vicinity and now under
| treatment. Those unfortunate and un
able to pay will receive medical and
| surgical treatment free. Remember
: Dr. Sa; Does Not Experiment
.| He cures when others fail. Over 17
| years’ experience. Thousands of testi
| monials from grateful patients whom
| he has cured will be furnished to any
)| one on demand.
.| Dr. Sapero has been visiting Jules
| burg reEullrly for many years. All of
" his work is guaranteed or money re
| funded. If you desire to consult the
||Doctor make your appointments as
early as possible.
|Consultation and Examination
', For Glasses Free.
| EUGENE TIBERGHIEN
’ Osteopathic Physican
| Graduate of the American School of
e Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
.lTrvat all curable diseases successfuly.
.| Discases of women and chronic cases
'|a specialty. Office, Room 2, P. O.
] Building.
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|DR. GRANT BABCOCK
Dentist
,| Office Hours 9to 12a. m. Ito4p. m.
| Rooms 3 and 4, Postoffice Blk.
! , Julesburg, Colorado.
CHARLES W. ROOK
I Physician and Surgeon
i Office Hours: 10to 12a, m. 1:00 to 3:00
, and 7:00 to &:00 p. m.
| Telephones: Residence, Julesburg 58.
A Office Julesburg 65
;fMYRON L. BABCOCK
‘ ‘ Physician and Surgeon
| | Office hours <OO to 11:0 a. . 1:00 to 4:%0 p. m
, l T Yephones 15 and 19
' Rooms 4,5, 6, P. O. Blk., Julesburg, Colo.
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| Mechanic and Builder
| Plans and Specifications Furnished on
llAm lication. All Work Guaranteed.
; See me East of the Brown Hotel.
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" R. M. ADAMS
Real Estate and Insurance
) JULESBURG, COLORADO.
| Luke Williams
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AND DRAYING
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5. K. CONOVER
' CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
~ pPlars Dyawn and Specifications written
ot ind furnished. For quick work see
rer. Shop north of Vaughen & Laba
rep o Store,
lSpecnal Green Trading Stamp
‘.c .o 'o .o Offer o. .. -‘ .'
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m E give double Green Trading Stamps :, '§\
}w‘ with all goods except groceries and '—,w;
e goods sold at a discount. We will A
z give FREE to every lady calling for f@ :
Fygx_j them 10 Red Letter Day Stamps. ?3_ 1 f
';s; Get your books filled in time to get EL‘%
Gaasssay, & Christmas Present with them .. .. (ww::'“,
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CLOTHES! CLOTHES!
===Men’s and Boy’s Clothing=——
l We now have a complete '
| line of men’s and boy’s ‘
clothingd': . . . ... . l
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Come in and make your i
selections before the lines '
arebroken . . . . . . ‘
Postoffice Corner Julesburg, Colorado
Eating Becomes a Great Pleasure |
Never before experienced, when you go to
CEDAR STREET, JULESBURG
Don't fret about what to get for Sunday dinner--we make a
specialty of getting up dinners on Sunday and the price is
ri%:mt. Cluf to see you at any time, but be sure to drop in
when you are hungry. Open all night.
E. HALKYARD, Prop'’r ‘Phone No. Julesburg 60
Paints, Varnishes, Chic-a-Lac
and all House Paints
Our line was never better. Now is the time to
brighten up your buildings
We also handle Dr. Hess Stock Food, Chicken Panacea and
Louse Killer. All size packages.
The Julesburg Drug Company
Z. N. CLEVELAND, Proprietor
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First National Bank
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
R.T. McGREW. Pres. I \\V lln;:uxmmn. \'r"h'"-; l“rev. . ‘(‘. B. MCKINSTRY, Casbicr "
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Sedgwick Hardware Co.
i For General Hardware, Harness and Furniture, i
l Barb Wire, Hog Fencing, Poultry Netting, t
l Wind Mills, Pumps, Pipe and Pipe Fittings. i
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