The Julesburg grit-advocate., August 21, 1913, Image 4

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-THE GRIT-ADVOCATE
R. ]. DOBELL, Publisher
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§1 £O per vear in advance. 10 cents per inch.
75 esr:ls for six months. Local readers 5 cents perline.
Entered st the post olfio; at Julesburg, Colo., as second class mail
maties.
South Divide
Mrs. Bert Lamers received a
telegram Thursday moming stating
ber mother was very sick, come at
once. She lefi the same day to
be with her mother in [llinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Uriah From and
Babe Sundayed at Walter Kis
sacks,
M:. and Ms. John Spelts cal
led at Geo. Lamers and Amkherst
Sunday morning.
The neighbors and friends of
Mr.and Mrs. M. L. Parker are
greatly enjoying their fine water
welon patch this summer.
Riva and Guy Smelser called at
the John Spelts home Friday eve
wag-
Walter Kissack returned frcm
Julesburg, Thursda_.y!
!
Aug. 28th.
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ewrate. It is the only paper in Denver to have the reports of | Sixmonths including Sunday 00
the two great press associations—the United Press and the {| Three months including Sunday... 1.75
A iated Press. {' One year without Surday. .. _ 300
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Only 15 Cents a Week '"fhuine e
y ents a e€e Sunday Issue
his western trip Thursday.
The Will Gaunt and Nagot
families from near Venango spent
Sunday at M. L. Parkers.
Several families from Amherst
spent Sunday at the Chas. Redes
home.
Saturday shoppers in Julesburg
| were: Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Sr.
Lloyd Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Smelser, Nathan Spelts, Mr.
and Mrs. John Spelts, Mr. and
Mts. Dave Camelin and Florence.
The Belgiaus threshing outht
arrived into the neighborhood Fri
day. 1
Earl Green called at John Spelts
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Lamers and children
and Mrs. Otto Fulcher and child-'
THE JULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE, AUG. 2!, /9/3
'ren of Holyoke called at the H. ).
| Smelser home Friday.
| Lulu Parker helped Mrs. Hugh
| Mr.and Mrs. Hary Semeleer
|wete in Julesburg Tuesday.
| Smglser called at
'l’Ri:ymonl recently. e
A part of the pupils of Miss
Saunders class in piano instruc
{tion gave a recitul at her home on
{last Friday night. After the pro
’gram Miss Saunders served ice
|crcam and cake to those prasent.
| Itis a Little Daughter
Dr. Tiberghein reports the ar
rival of a little daughter at the C.
H. Lent home on Saturday’ morn
[ing. The little lady has the best
|wishes of the Grit-Advocate fam
ily.
New Dairy Farm
The new Diary law is now in effect,
and the professor of Animal Husband
ry of the State Agricultural College is
ex-officio Dairy Commissioner.
Professor Martin took over the of
fice from former Commissioner H. M.
Cochran on the 15th of July, and will
conduct the office at Fort Collirs. No.
funds are available for the work,
| and probably none will be available un
til December, so that no work can be
done until after that date,
Dairymen and manufacturers and
handlers of dairy products will be glad
to learn that the dollar fee is no long
ier required forinspection. When mor.-
|ey becomes available for work, the
| Commissioner will inspect where there
| appears to be necessity for it, without
' charging a fee,
Testers are still required to have
licenses, and the- licenses outstanding
will be honored for one year from date
|of issue. —News Notes, Colorado Ag
| ricultural College.
No. 9603
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
AT JULESBURG, IN THE STATE OF COLO.
RADO, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
AUG. 9, 1913,
| RESOURCES
| Loans and Discounts..__.______________ $102,910.07
NO\wrdults. secured and unsecured. ... 2,537.51
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation....___ 25,000.00
| Bonds, securities,ete....______._________ 545.39
! Bunkinf house, furniture and fixtures_. 3,014.20
| Other Real Estateowned. ... ______ 942578
| Due from National Banks (not reserve
| Due from approved reserve agents...___ 18,162.53
Checks and other cash items._ ... ___ 453.53
| Notes of other National banks..________ 20.00
. Fractional paper currency, nickels and
O T o A e 175.37
. LAWPUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK, Viz:
| Specie. . . _ g -—--__..6,407.25
| _ Legal tender notes__.___.__l,B7o.oo 8,277.26
{ Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer
i (5 per cent of circulation) ....________ 1,250.00
[ rotal - SIEEE B a6
i LIABILITIES |
| Capital stock paid in____._______________s 25,000.00
‘Surplusfund___.________________________ 10,000.00
| Undpivided profits less expenses and
i taxes f‘id““,.,.. ell 2,060.57;
| National bank notes outstanding.....___ 25,000.00
Individual deposits subject tocheck .._. 45,4221
Demand certificates of deposit......__ ..
Time certificates of deposit ..._.._____ _ 56,350,
Certified Checks..__._.__________..__.__
{ Cashier's checks outstanding _..._.._.__ 2,048.49
! Bills payable, including certificates of
| deposit for money b0rr0wed........__ 5,000.00
{ Dot N L 3171771468
| STATE OF COLORADO, { g
| COUNTY OF SEDGWICK. | ™"
I, E. F. CLAYTON, cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belicf.
E. F. CLAYTON, Cashier.
- Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day
of August, 1913.
‘ (Seal) B.D. PARKER, Jx,
Notary Public.
! My commission expires Feb. 19, 1914,
Correct—Attest:
B. F. CLAYTON
P. PETERSEN
C. M. ROLFSON
Directors. \
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Toiuinl?o-—ha-unn‘ iom is to serve you. :
She has at her finger tips the most modern telephone equipment
in the world. Quickmess, accuracy and courtesy are her essential quali
ficatioms.
Frequently she is called upon to act quickly in emergencies when cour
. ageqand presence of mind are required. :
It is as essential to good telephone service that each Bell Telophone
operator should be healthy and happy as it is that every part of the equip
ment of that great intercommunicating system should be in good working
order.
In the Bell system, 70,000 operators make connections which furnish
clear tracks for 26,000,000 telephone talks each day.
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station
The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
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Notice of Meeting of Board of
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g T T
Noticeis hereby given that the board
of County Commissioner of Sedgwick
County, Colorado will meet as a Board
of Equalization at the office of the
County Clerk in Julesdurg in {said
County on Tuesday September 2. 1913
and continue in session not less than
‘three nor more than ten days for the
| adjustment and equalization of the al-‘
sessment among the several taxpayers
of said County.
And all objections to the assessment
as made by the County assessor must
be presented to the Board of Equoliza
tion at this meeting. Taxpayers fail ‘
ing to present their objections at this
time will be considered to have waived
all objections to the assesment as made
by the Assessor.
Lily Z. Labaree, County Clerk.
Congregational Church Notes
To take an automobile trip a.
round the world visiting Japan,
Germany, Ireiand, Mexico. Alas
ka, as well as our own America,
sceing interesting sights, sampling |
the delicacies so plentifully that al
lunch basket need not be taken on
the trip, all for 35 cents is surely
a vacation trip everyone in town
avill want to take. Personally|
conducted by most charming lad-|
ies, how could the journey be oth
erwise than most enjoyable! Don’t
forget the time, next Tuesday
from 4p.m,to 10 p. m. Autos
will be taken atthe Central Station
located at the city park. 5
We will miss our Choir Master
and Organist, Mr. and Mrs. B. D.
Parker Jr. next Sunday, while ab
sent on a well earned vacation. A
Ladies Quartette will have charge
of the choir music.
The Sunday School Board held
an interesting meeting last Satur
day evening, and plans for an /in
| teresting and more efficient quar
ter in the school work were adop-|
ted. |
The Ladies Aid and Missionary
Society held thrir semi-monthly
| meeting on Thursday at the resi
dence of Mrs. C. C. Gould. Plans
{for the conduct of the *‘Trip
| Around the World®’ next Tuesday
'| were completed.
)
)| Next Sunday is the last opportun
| ity to help our Benevolent Fund
)| Treasurer discharge our obliga
| tion to the American Board of
) 3 S
| Foreign Missions. )
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) Strayed
On er about the 20th of last Novem
- | ber from my place 12 miles south-east
of Sedgwick, a black horse colt, with
star in forehead. Colt is two years
old at present time.
3 W. H. Woodhasms.
Festival Brush Colo.
Reduced Rate nsl Raronds. A weckotJo Ride
6 Days Fall Festival Stunts
Broncho Busting, Racing, Auto Parade, Base
. ball, Duck Drive, Flag Drill, Masking,
Cooking Contests, Alfalfa Palacg,
: 12-Car Carnival :
. Wild Animal Show, bancing
30 - - Buffalo Bill's Boy Scouts - - 30
Se eies Money, MOIG Firee Exlulaticns
6 Days of Carnival Sports
Recreation, Sport, Pleasure, Fus, Frolic and Oht Jo
Carnival Aug. 25-30
WE DO
French Dry Cleaning, Wehg, Pres_sing and
Renovating. Makg Clothes to order and
cover buttons., Y
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