The Julesburg grit-advocate., July 29, 1915, Image 5

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THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
JULESBURG
’ The Oldest Bank in Sedgwick _County
ESTABLISHED
AS A PRIVITE BANK 158¢ AS A NATIONAL BANK 1909
CAPITAL 2500000 SURPLUS and PROFIT $14000,00
We highly appreciate your business and will endeavor to make it
mutually benificial
§ percent interest paid on Time Depesits
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
B. F. Clayton, Pres. Clias. Petersen, V.-P. E. F. Clayton, Cashier
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C. F. PARKER, President F. G. LASELLE, Cashier
C. W. WHITE, Vice President.
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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 eguipment throughout we solicit
' your Deposits, Loans 2nd Banking Business srenerally, confident
we can rer:der satisfactory service. :
JULESBURG, - - - - CoLORADO
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We Carry all the Brighten
. Up Materials
Among which are the following:
FLOORLAC for the floors, wood-work and furniture
FLAXOAP for cleaning rugs, curtains or clothes.
v AND EVERYTHING ELSE TO PAINT '
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
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Three Grezt Varnishes
SCARNOT—for insi¢ wood-work and furniture.
» MARNOT—for floor. E
REXSPAR—for all outside worlks.
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Our customers keep the books, but they spend no time
and have no trouble in doing so. Every customer
has the same record of his account as we have and in
d the same handwriting.
This we accomplish by the use of
' MCCASK
The Ey
SYSTEM
? The One Writing Method of handling credit accounts.
With each purchase, we furnish a sale slip which shows the goods pur
fhaseél, the price charged for each item and the last previous balance all
iooted up.
T'h:rc can be no error in handling your accounts as
You Always Know What You Owe
We furnish a holder for the sale slips. We prefer that you file every slip
in this holder—a glance at the last one will tell you what you owe. These slips
become an expense account, without effort on your part.
Will you let us explain our McCaskey System to you?
H. 0. WIGGINS
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Pleazall Headquarters
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FLOUR, WHILE IT LASTS, ;
$1.70 THE SACK. !
BRING YOUR CREAM AND EGGS.
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Lanning & Wright, Managers
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THE JULESBURG GRIT-ADVOCATE. JULY 29, 1918
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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! CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH l
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“ Rev. 3, A, Long, Pastor
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; 0:00 a. m.—Bible School
11.00 a. m. Public Worship
[ 6:30 p- m. Young Peoples meeting.
{7:30 p. m. —Public Worship.
f\\'vdnesda_v 7:15 p. m. Mid-week pray
ler resumed at church.
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1! A Cordial Invitation to All
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M. E. CHURCH
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| Frank W. Bretnall, D. D, Pastor
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1106:00 a. m.-—Sunday School
| Mrs. B. Franklin, Superintendent.
| 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
12:30 p. m. Junior League,
7:00 p. m. Epworth League.
7:30 p. m. —Puablic Worship.
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
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f You are Cordially Invited i
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; Miss Genia Geiger spent last Sat-|
urday at Cheyenne, ‘
Herbert Poole was over from l):nl—!
! ten over Sunday |
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! Archic Irons of Scotts Bluils, Nvi)r.l
;,v. visiting .the Wilsofd boys.
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| Miss Ora Hatel has returned from
her visit at Burr Oak, Kansas.
| Myron and Helen Babeock are visit
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| ing at the Cook home this week.
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AUTO LIVERY, l
We are siill in the auto livery busi
iness. On account of fire, we n-‘(n!!
business more than ever before,
| Phone Julesburg 109W. l
{ a. S HIRBELL. !
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| Mre. Ida Reich is expected home!
| from Greeley the last of the week. 1
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i Esther Frederick left last Friday!
| for a visit with her sister in Sterling. |
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1 Mr. Bucher and family were guests |
{at the Orin Bower home over Suuduy.!
For Sale
| A 3% horse International gasoline
;(ugime for sale cheap at 1
| THE CITY GARAGE. |
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| Dr. Cook and party returned Sunday |
! night from their outing ¢t Estes l’urk.{
i Glen LaSelie and party rvtumml!
!from thir automobile trip on last Sl:ll-;
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CHIROPRACTOR, '
I; Mclain Morgan, D. C. '
{ ticme office, Sedgwick, Colorado. |
F‘ Also proprietor af The Sedgwick
i'iz;‘u-l, wiil he at the Brown Hutc-l}
levery afterncon except Sunday, uflr-r!
| 3+ P. AL |
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| Miss McKinstry, of Sedgwick, is vis- |
iting this week with Miss Mabel (':n'l-!
; son. |
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i D. T. Bush was looking after irr'i~j
! zation matters at the cast end on last '
; Iriday. |
FOR RENT OR SALE., [
E Eight-room house, shade trees and :
imnsidc buildings. Inquire of owner, |
| Otto Amberg. Ang. 5. i
| St |
E Miss Irene LaVelle is visiting at :
i Lexington, Neb. 3 |
! Miss Mildred Woolery of Oskosha «is ?‘
| visiting this weck at the W. T. Bowers |
| Liome. |
! For Sale or Rent !
‘ Five room house on fourth street. |
I C. M. Harris :
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{ W. 0. Porter, a brother of Mrs. Ben |
Franklin, visited her on Thursday of |
last week. |
A number of our citizens attended l
the Frontier celebration at Clieyonne;
| last week. i:
'| CAWN SOCIAL, i
The Rebekah ladies will give a lawn
‘sm'ial in the park, July 31, afternoon
; and evening. Everybody come. 1
K George Thompson entertained hi;“
! mother, of Chicago, the fore part of
:(1:0 week. ;
| E. D. Warden and family, of sid- |
Enn_\'. spent last Sunday at the l-‘rzmk:
{ Fisher home. {
| Mrs. W. O. Carson is at the hr-(!.:iv';v‘:‘
d| of her mother in Nebraska, who is not '
;1 expected to live, ‘
{ ¢ Denver is to have a new movie lho—;
‘:.tm'. to cost $lOO,OOO. |
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| E. A. Carroll and C. N. Bennett, of
I(ivid, were in Julesburg ‘on business
| on last Friday. 3
| TIME TABLE
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WEST BOUND
‘Main Lin . Leaves Daily
No. 1—Dcluxe . . ..........3:45 p. m.
No. 3—Locul Passenger ...3:15 a. m.
No. 5—. cee seeees 2....5:21 p om.
‘.\'o. T—Lcs Angeles Lim.. .. 7:50 p. m.
No.'9—Fust Mail ...... .....9:9] p. m.
No. 17—« end Wash, Lim 7:28 p. m
No. 19— erland Limited ..10:18 a. m.
Benver Line
No. 11— Twnver Special ...3.35 p. m.
No. 13— lorado Special ...8:30 a. m.
No. 15— ciorado Express ..1:35 a. .m
EAST BOUND
Main Lin: Arrives Daily
No. 2—D«lun 2 esiensnseddzifia m,
No. 4—Atluntic Express ....7:21 p. m.
No. 6—.. sadinis aPssise 0o 0327 B0,
No. 8—Los Angeles Limited 11:29 a. m.
No. 10— oreign Mail ....3:06 p. m.
No. 18—« Waush. Limited 9:34 2. m.
No. 20—0+v rland Limited ...9:12 p. m.
ienver Line
No. 12—« rade Special .. .8:45 p.m.
No. 14—Dinver Special ...2:55 p. m,
'.“.‘u. 16—C z0 Express ....4:30a. m
i Miss J Wilson and Miss Dorothy ‘
Ir(-turu(-d from their visit at Geering
on last Friday ;
|
| G. H. Austin, county judge, n-—j
turned fr his trip to Des Moines
I!n\'.:'. on onday. i
There a4 goodly attendance of |
|hu:-w~r: at Corey sale of Im:lsvhnlrl!
- goods last Suturday,
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.
We are pared to write insurance
of all kind« in reliable u,mp;n:i.:w
We would like a share of your busi-|
ness
Buyers ure coming. List your land
and city property with us. }
| SMELSER & SON.
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; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bower and
niece, Miss Shreiber, left Sunday l‘nr‘
’Steambout Springs. |
! ‘
i Mrs. T. J. Harrison, Master Lloyd
and Miss Frances left for Wichite,
E!'{:znsas, on Saturday.
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] Chester Kaderli came back from his
i\'m ation on Monday and is once more
at his post at the depot.
l Miss Bessie Cannody leaves this
week for Chappell, where she will at
tend tezchers’ institute.
| Mrs. Ella Stalnaker, of Marquette,
| Nebrasha, visited at the G. H. Austin
!l‘.cmv- Thursday and Friday.
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| Miss Marie Zopelia is reporting for
|a1:(- Grit-Advocate during the absenco
'uf Mies -Frances Harrison.
; Miss Martha Lundell gave a party
on Waodnesday night in honor of her
suest, Miss Ruth Lundgren.
} Mra. John Morrison, of Big Springs,
visited at the Phil McCormiek and
| Eppercon homes on Thursday. }
Ruth Landgren, who has been \‘i,»v%
iting at the Lundell home, returns to
lier home in Denver on Saturday. ‘
The voung ladies who have been at
tending summer school at Kearney,
Nebraska, are expected home Firnlny,“
B’z Springs and Grant playved lmll:
at Rig Springs on last Sunday. The
score was 2 to 3 in favor of l’.i;;;I
Springs. ]
Mrs. Joel Gungerich, of l’luln\'ivw,]
Texas, has been investigating the Pos- |
sibilities of investments in Sedgwick |
county. |
Miss Alice Scott of Neleigh .\'obr,,[
who hos been visiting at the C. M.
Harris home returned to her home on |
last Friday. [
Tom Bailey and family, of ('h:lp-!
pell, came in Sunday night for a visit
with lis brother, Joe Bailey, of the
South Table. '
J. D. Wurtz has been entertaining
his uncle, D. F. Miller, of ('r\lnn::.“
Iowa, who is a prospective investor in
Sedgwick county lands. |
Miss Jessie Carlson leaves this week
for Denver, where she will spend a
couple of weeks, returning with Miss
Florence Lundell.
Mr. Hubbell has commenced re
building his garage, which was de
ctroyed by fire. The new building will
bLe built of concrete blocks.
The Misses Nellie Harrison, Martha
Lundell, Esther Frederick, Irma Bow
er and Ora Hatch are attending the
teachers' institute at Fort Morgan.
Frank Atkinson, local manager of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co., went to Fort Morgan
on Sunday afternoon, and he with oth
ers will take physical appraisement
of the company for six counties. Har
ry Brock is looking after the business
‘here while Mr. Atkinson is away.
District, County and City Ofiicials |
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— Judge,
| Hon. H. P. Burke, Sterling.
District Attorney,
‘ Irving Van Bradt, Fort Morgan.
Clerk of District Court,
{ Mrs. Grace L. Rood, Julesburg.
i(‘uumy Clerk and Recorder, i
| Mrs. Lily Z. Labaree, Julesbury.
| Treasurer, ‘
| Jas. 1L Parker, Julesburg. |
| County Judge,
| G. H. Austin, Julesburg. '
| Sup’t of Schools,
Miss Bess H. Law, Julesburg.
| Sheriff,
! 0. S. Humberstone, Juleshurg.
| Board of County Commissioners,
J. W. Broadhead, Sedgwick.
¥. N. Austin, Holyoke.
: Edward Fischer
County Attorney,
A. ¥. Perrier, Julesburg.
Assessor,
, Buford Hargrove, Ovid.
,i('uun:y surveyor,
] J. O. Thistle, Julesburg.
|Coroner,
’ W. O. Carzon
Mayor,
| W. M. Hileman .
‘ity Councilinen,
L. W. Eversman
:1 E. F. Clayton
i R. E. Barrett
! Frank Deich
‘ G. H. Austin )
| Robert Dye
Preasurer, .
Chas. Petersen. ‘
| 3lerk,
J. C. Wagner
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G. E. Hendricks ‘
Marshal )
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Oilice, Citizens Nat’l Bank Building
duleshurg Colorado
Phone, Juleshurg 15 & Juleshurg 23
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! JULESBUR, - COLO
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| I. B. HOAG
. AUCTIONEER
Farm Sales a Specialty
I have satisfied others and can sat
isfy you.
Sedgwick - - Colorado.
| R'n'. T. JOHSON--Attorney
Will practice in all courts of
Colorudo and Nebraska. Office:
Room 1 in the Post Office Building.
} Julesburg, Colorado. Phone Jules
burg 8.
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A F. PERRIER -Attorney at l
® Law. Room 2., Post Office
Building, Julesburg Colorado, |
DR. GRANT BABCOCK- Den
tist. Oflice Hcurs; 9to 12 a.
M.ltodp. m. Rooms 3 and 4,
Post Office Block, Julesburg, Colo
rado.
DIL DAVID M. COOK--Physician
and Surgeon. Office hours:
8:00 to 11:00 A. M., 1:00 to 4:00 P.
M. Telephones—Office: Julesburg
| 17, Residence: Julesburg 30, Rooms
| 4, 5 and 6, Post Office Block,. Jules
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| WARREN €. DAVIDSON, M. D,
| Sedgwick, Colorado
| Calls answered Day or Night
| PHONE:
1 Residence, 20 J. Drug Store 7W.
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|1 Office Suit 224 Logan County Nat'l
| Bank Building
Sterling Colorado
Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
[ and Throat
i Dr. G. F. Ewing
| Diseases of Women and Children
a specialty—Office Room 1, over
First National Bank. Telephone-
Office Julesburg 7 IR'l. Residence
: Julesburg 7I 2.