The Julesburg grit-advocate., May 16, 1912, Image 7

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I , CARPETS: A new lime of samples just received. We caly charge 3c rd I
Ho Vo Styer for sewing. -- - Furniture Repai:ing and Picture l?r::ym: ‘e: : per :ya s
You can have for your family is a {
Bank Account with ‘
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF JULESBURG, COLORADO.
Itis our business to keep money in this
community active, not idle.
We refer those who have not banked with
us to those who have.
DO YOUR BANKING WITH US
L E. F. Clayton, Cashier J
IS G ¢ G GEEI G GEID GER—
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Corn and Corn Chop
\\'.e have a good supply of old and new corn and
can make you a bettér price than you can get else
' where,
Good Clean Coal
We screen all our coul. We handle Rock Springs,
I Maitland, Hanna, Lignite and Pennsylvania An
thracite.
l Lumber and Building Material |
We handle the largest stock in North-eastern Colo
rado and will not only meet all competition but o
them one better.
L The John Cass Lumber Co-!
IS §SS GRS RN GEERERED Gh.ANENED I
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- C. F. PARKER, President E. D. HAMILTON, Cashier
C. W. WHITE, Vice President.
; ' 8205 ;
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The First National Bank
OF JULESBURG :
A Home Bank Owned by Home People
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $60,000
With adequate capital and modern equipment throughout we solicit
your Deposits, Loans and Banking Business generally,confident
we can render satisfactory service.
; JULESBURG, - - - - COLORADO
KRIST BROS. DRAY LINE
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If you want your hauling done promptly .
and at a reasonable price, you will profit
by having us do it for you. Phone or
ders to the Gate-Way Cafe and you will
receive prompt attention.
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Dish Dish
' ANETNPEEREER 12 TR TN
We have just received a new line of . 5
dishes. Seven patterns of cups’ and -
saucers. Those desiring anything in i
. o b 4
. This Line 4
3 can get supplied at this store. [ would B
@ like to dispose of these at once as it ~(
takes too much room to display them.
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; Bruce Campbell’s 10c Store —-§
‘ We sell Groceries .
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THE JULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE, MAY 16. 1912
Local - and - Personal
’ , Time Table.
| (WEST BOUND---MAIN LINE.)
INo. 1--Overland Limited..... 5.47 p.m.
{No. 3--Foreign Mail v 4.35 a.m.
{No. 5--Oregon Express ... 10,10 a.m.
[No. 7—Los Angeles limited..B.46 p.m. i
| No. 9—Fast Mail .. 5.00 p.m,
{No. 17-Oreand Wash Lim.. 9.56 p.m.
No. 19—Express . ... . 4.55 p.m.
| (EAST BOUND---MAIN LINE.)
No. 2-Overland Limited ... 9.12 p.m.
| No. 4—Atlantic Express 6.26 p.m,
INo. G- Oregon Express . . 5.15 a.m.
No. * ®—Los Angles Limited 9.51 a.m.
No. 10—Foreign Mail 6.25 a.m. |
{ No. 18—Oregon-Wash, Lim 9.30 a.m.
| No. 20--Mail and Express 6.15 a.m.
| T
'! (WEST EOUND---BRANCH LINE.) [
No. 211—Denver Sge(-ial 3.30 p.m.
I‘No. 113~ Colorado Special 7.35 a.m,
No. 215—Colorado Express_ .. 2.05 a.m.
< (EAST BOUND---BRANCH LINE.)
" | No. 212 - Denver Special 9.20 p.m.
| No. 214—Colorado Special .. 2.20 p.m.
I No. 216 —Chicago Express. . 4.55 a.m.
i [Note: Nos 213 and 214 are flag stops |
at Ovid and stop regurlarly at Sedg
wick. Nos 215 and 216 are flag stops
at Sedgwick.
II Julesburg Lodge Directory
iA' F. & A. M. -2d and 4th Fridays.
Eastern Star—2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
I. 0. O. F.—Every Saturday.
M. W. A.--2nd and 4th Thursdays.
Royal Highlanders—First and Third
Mondays.
! Rebekahs —lst and 3rd Tuesdays.
| M. E. Church.
‘ 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a. m.—Public Worship
lTheme: ‘‘Partnership with Christ.”’
‘ 12:00 M -Class Meeting
2:30 p. m.—Junior League.
7:00 p. m. -Epworth League.
No services at 8 o’clock, all wor
shiping in Unin service at the Con
gregational church, Miss Jewell speak
ing.
t\\'w!ywsduy 7:50 p.m. Mid-week Prayer
Service.
Good music at all Services.
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Congregational Church.
Seats free cordial welcome to all.
10:00 a. m.—Sunday School
. 11:00 a. m.—Public Worship: |
" | Address to Children: On being Afraid
.| Sermon: -**Friendship’’ ‘
; 2:30 p. m.—Jjunior Christian Endeavor
| 8:00 P. M. —Union Service Address
}by Miss Jewell of State W. C. T. U.
| 8:00p. m. Bible Stady every' Wed
' nesday. : |
flme s A TRI SST SR e R
! Miss Eiseman is entertaining a
sister from Chicago. ‘ |
S. AL Conover was a p:lss(-ngurl
[to Ovid Sanday morning. l
J. C. Wagner visited the hunl-,
ling town of Soyder Sunday.
| E.N. Keisey entertained his‘
futher from Sterling over Sun
day. '
Mrs. H. V. Styer left Tuesday
for ap extended visit with l'(‘lnli\'vs!
at Rising City, Nebraska. |
District Court will convene .\l:l,\'i
28th. There are several ill]lml’-;
tant cases on the Docket. }
Mr. H. H. Hudson is imy roving |
his residence property with (:v-'
ment sidewalks and curbing. i
Miss Marie Clayton is the r(--i
cipient of w beantiful new piano, a |
eraduation gift from her father. |
Messrs. MeKinstry and Johnson |
Lof Sedgwick was in Juleshure on
" Dbusiness the forepart of the week.
The Hon. B. F. Clayton, of In
dianoly, Town, was in Juleshure
' last week looking after financial
interests here, |
l Mes. C. L MeSparran has bheen |
enjoying a few days visit with her
sister. Miss Florence Goucher of
Salt Lake City. |
We have extra copies of this
weeks paper. If you want to send
- them to vour friends come in and
| give us the addross. }
| Dr. Nathan Hugeh Lee delivered
: a1 humerous lecture tn the Metho- |
- dist Church last Thorsday night to
’ a delighted andience. |
} Dr. Glover., Veternarian of the
o State Agricultural College :blrhm-:‘
sed apart of the Student body at|
Cthe Hich School last Tuesday |
morning. |
Mr. and Mrs. Deifender of San- |
ta Cruz. Calif. relatives of 1% C.|
MeNew™s and old friendsof Daniol |
Bower’s stopped off here for a vis-|
it on their way to Nebraska. I
District, County and City Of
ficials
District Judy.,
‘ Hon. H. I, Burke, Sterling.
Distriet Attorney, :
i L. C. Stephenson, Fort Morgan, l
Deputy Dis’t. Atty,, l
1 C. M. Rolifson, Julesburg.
TCltl’k of District Court, ‘
~ Mrs. Norul B. Redford Jnlesburg.
County Clerk and Recorder, \
Mrs. Lilly Z Labaree, Julesburg. i‘
Teasurer, |
8, H. Carlson, Julesburg. |
County Judy«, i
R. J. Dob. 1), Julesburg. |
| Sup’t of Schools, !
Mrs. Ella W. Bubeock, Julesburg. . |
Sheriff, 1
H. C. Spillman Julesburg. '3
Board of County Commissioners, !
F. W. Sherman, Chairman Sedgwick
W. T. Johinson, Julesbm g,
Finley Dye, Julesburg.
County Attor ey,
A. F. Perrier, Julesbarg . i
Assessor, |
. Mark Gyger, Sedgwick. |
County Suryeyor, : :
J. O, Thistle, Julesburg. |
Conmgu.-,. |
W. C. Davidson, Sedgwick. }
Mayor. : |
G. S. Kinsman {
City Councilimen, 1
T. V. Grantham *
Z. N. Cleveland !
H. H. Hudson |
C. W. Rook, ;
E. F. Clayton, |
R. E. Bu:':v::, |
Treasurer, ‘l
Chas. Peterson, l
Clerk, !
Geo. H. Thompson,
Attorney, l
R. T. Johu-on. B [
Marshall |
I Harry Spillman. |
LS e s ]
l The North Eastern (fulnm-’lu!
Medical Society met with Dr. M. |
L. Babcock on yesterday afternoon
A number of M. Ds. were in at
tendance.
Mrs. W. 1. Pound went into
Denvew Lot week and will remain |
over in the Capital city this week
|:\ltendin~_~' the Field Day exercises
of Miss W oleott™s =chool for young
li\_di(‘.\. » - '
Mi:s Minnie Jackson, of Delta, |
Coloradoy s visiting her sister|
Mis. U. W. Keplinger. Miss|
Juacksonis an accomplished voeal- |
[isl and rendered two solos at the
Methi=dist church last Sunday. E
‘ In o letter from Dr. JJ. B, Dun-|
!Imm of Wenona, .. he says:|
l“l am having your Dey Land |
Commandments in last weeks issue
’l'r:mn-‘l and hung on the well on
ymy farmin Devell County.”™”
South Divide
! lI.J. Smelser’s were Venungo
shoppers Saturday,
! Julesburg shoppers Saturday
Lwere: IH. Smelser and wife,
i\\'ui: Kissack and wife, Lige Shea
;rmx Wilbur Allen. Dave Camelin,
;H:n;_\ Robertson, Bill Johnson
Land Jim Brown.
l The following were the Sunday
Cealler< from the Sotth Divide, Ver
inh Juetty, Hogh Green. John Pol
zin Hugh Green's and S 0 WL
Lundy “scJohn Lammersat Venan
oo: Frank Bergner’s at Fdward
Bartonsa Mre, Stone at Jim Browins
(ieo. Clarks: Blaine Fioras and
Harry Smelsers at Geo. Daxtess,
Barl Green and Guy Smelser
were hreaking colts Sundsy. :
- We understand that everyvone
Lad o rood time at the danee Sat
‘lH'-‘,:L\ cve cwen i some of the hoys|
did cet off the road poing home.
The Weather man sent usa good
sonker Friday and those farmers
“Sunny Jim? smiles are grafted)
on to sy,
Every one Is busy planting cor
now diayse |
We see Timms Brothers have a
tloep tilling ® dise plow. Now
watch thi' dirt {ly. |
John Polzin was hauling | i from
over west Tuasday. i
Walt Kirsack ealled at Hugh
Ciroen s Tuesday.
U. No. Me.
Ovid News
Mi-= Leota Saunder-. Miss Jen
nie Marshall, Mr. Jay Bennett
and Ray Curtis spent Sunday
:llll‘ reservoir, |
Miss Winona Reed Jewell, Col
lorado W.C. T. U. Sovr«'lar,\'j
Young peoples branch lectured
at Ovid hall Wednesday eve May
15th and on the same afternoon a
'n-coptinn was held at the home)
of Mr. C. N. Bennett in honor of
Miss Jewell. |
| Onaccount of the election huhl‘
jat the Ovid School house on Mon
[day May the 6th resulting in a li(-{
| between Mr. Manuel Langhlin and
;\\'. J. Burch, a special election
| was held last Monday the 13th,
[At this election Mr. Burch was
|clected Secretary over Mr. Walace
| Rowland by a majority of 1 vote. ‘
Keen interest was shown at both |
these elections and on Jast .\(nn(l:l,\‘l
the electors turned out "1-‘.l'
| masse. "’ 1
: Mes. Manuel Laughlin has been
{ill for several days. It is hoped
il!mt nothing sericus will develope
tand that Mrs. Laughlin will recov
!m' in a few days.
% Miss Leota Saunders rendered
llwu piano solos quartette from
’lfligulut(o" and Nevin's "(hnnl‘
{ Night™ at the commencement ex
i(-l'f‘is('s given by the .\'v(l;_-'\\‘i('k‘
[Schools on Monday eve. Miss|
| Saunders rendered her first num- |
{ ber beautifully and as the :uulivm-v}
wits very appreciative and respon
'~i\'(' this number was well r_m'«-i\'(-nl‘
1::< was Nevin's “Good )'ié_"ln."i
While this last number does not
il"-.quiru as'much action as "Rign-;
Iletto®™” Miss Saunders vendered this
'!m:mln-r very artistical and with X
'im:n'kc-(l degree of feeling and tec
[ hnique. |
| Miss Rena Brock visited her
sister Miss Fern Brock on - Sutur
| day and Sunday.
| The Ovid base ball team will Le
under the management of Frank
| Alexander this coming season.
| M. Alexander is a veteran player
and we are sure with the team un
'.idul' his management some of their
.| opponents will sitoup and take
A notice™ this summer. “Go to it
'ilm,\'s."
[ Mre.J. E. Saunders has pur
chased a Maxwell nito. Now ook
i‘nnl, for some awful smashing of
| records, |
, Miss Laura Davis, the Tencher!
in the West Lincoln school an-
Ihounees the closing exercises l'«r}
[her school for next Saturday eve- |
r‘\niny_' May Isth. :
| by
; Methodist Church Items |
I Epwort League and Sunday |
Sehiool were all at hieh tide last|
[Sunday. The “kids™ carrvied off'|
the banner azain, Bul another
class is forging towards the ban-
Imors Mre. Brownlee's classe Tt s
ustally banner in offermge.
Parents’ Day Anniversary Sun
[day morning wis attended by o
lwrge congreeation. The Dacen
laureate services in the evening
were attended by o packed house!
with extra chairs, Drother Hieh
delivered a good address suvoes
tive of high ideals and noble aims,
The Union choirrendered splendid
music and Miss LJackson from
Delta. Colorado. charmed the large
audiences with her fine solos morn
ine andrevening.
The Woman's Foreien Mission
ary .\-'u‘iv'v\' will not meet with
Mres. Ben Franklin, Thursday 2:350
p.m. Postponed on account of
High Schiool exercises.
[ Miss Winona Reed Jewell, Hec
retary of the Younge People’s
Branch of the W. C. T. UL of Col
orando. will address & Union ser
vice of the Julesbure churches
next Sunday evening, on S World
wide Wartare. against Alcohol.™
The Progress and Outlook of the!
Colorado Campaion witl be o spee
inl feature. Let everyvbody i
town come to hear her. There
will be no preaching serviee in the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
| eoing to the Congrevational |
hurch for above service, |
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§ CLASSIFIED ADS
1 OEDO GEND
‘ For the best garder hose made at
I the lowest price see Ked Vance.
| Tomato and Cabbage plants at Dye
| Brother’s Hardware.
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‘ Hay For Sale
Alfalfa and native hay, for sale by
| T. R. Liddle zlso baled hay at the
| Julesburg Lumber Co,
| Take your Cream to Peterson’s and get
the cash.
‘ We have u nice line of garden hose
at a very reasonabie price,
\ Ked Vance
frme— e e e
| Leave your orders for any kind of
'plunts or flowers at Dye's Hardware.
| —
| Ked Vance can sell you cheaper than
‘ynu ban buy elsewhere,
Seed Potatoes For Sale
| Mrs. Christine Fick hasabout 50 bu,
of fine Early Olio Seed potatoes for
sale. See lier or enquire at this office,
IFairmount Creamery Co. Inquire at
| Petersen’s
' Come in ard see the excellent grade
| of garden Lose we carry.
‘ Ked Vance,
i Dye Brothers will have one of their
| special sales May 25 to June 1.
| g 2 2
i Petersen will give your cream a good
It :st. Try them.
[ For Sale
{ Square Piano, $25 cash. Can be seen
| at Congregational Parsonage.
1 Seed Potatoes For Sale
i I have come goud Red MceClure seed
potatoes for sule at Thets per bushel,
' E. A. Smith,
| 1 mile N. EL of Julesburg
f May 9-22
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Congregational Notes
‘ Fine attendance again at last
'|Sunrhx,\'. morning .—n'rv,igvs. whila
imany of our Toncers’ attended
i the Union meeting at night. The
Jdchoir is giving us some of the
_l<|»lundi4l singing we had before
lllu_- hf*::\':\‘ .\.\‘ul‘!{ of the .",\l«-rr.\'
Mitk Maids™ venderod choir prac
’l.im' diflicult.
1 Camp Chied Ouray of the Qlder
} Boys department of the Denver Y.
31, C. A, offers a_tent . to. Jules-
Eh:u';_" provided at loast five boys go
[ trom here. Toe dates are June
[2O to July s, Total cost including
[ railway fure to and from camp
!:l'ul board and lodging while there
jwill be 523, The pastor of the
ehuvel o other ompetent leader
| £de
[ will o along. Any boys or par
!t':xb intere<ted will please commu
;ni ate with Mr. Heib.
| A delightful vacation week for
l(‘,n.:'_:l'-':_'::l:w!‘:l‘fl'.\ isheing) ed
{at very low rates at M ou
[Springs. A Fellowship co. er
ence has been planped fore
21-27 with President O. S. D.uvis
tof Chicago in Charge. Anyone
tdesivious of fother information
i will consult the ""Rocky Mountain
j('u:l:l'-”__‘ wionalist™® or the Pas
‘}l "
[ Miss Jewell of the State W. (.
T. U. and a «peckerof conziderable
experience will address a Unicn
meeting at this church next Sun
day evening. Everyone is invited
On Monday after on at the Meth
odist church Miss Jewell will < ad
dress a meeting for men. There
are some prportant :v-;f'.~ mat
ters that every telligent citizen
oueht to know the woman's icli
of.
Benediction of Most Blessed
Sacrament
Rev. Father Joseph N. Olden
bure will celebrate Mass in St.
Anthony s Church Julesburg, Sun
diy, May 26, at 10:30 a’clock A.
M. Immediately after Muss there
will be benediction of the Most
Blessed - Saersnment. This is the
fivst time this service hasever been
held in Julesburg., There will be
speeial musicand allare invited to
attead and moreover all should try
and attend this beaufiful and im
pressive service.
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