The Julesburg grit-advocate., May 29, 1919, Image 2

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CiSSH BARGAINS
For Next Saturday
ladies’ and Misses’ Oxfords n. black and tan lesthers,
and in white canvas-. (ome in and look at them and see
now low the prices are made.
® (. #lce has already advanced from three to five cents
above the cost of the stock whnich we have on hard. Satur
iay is the last day you can buy at the old price. Limit
10T o cach custormer. :
W. M.LABAREE |
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SUBSCRIES FOR TNE GRIT-ADVOCATE IF YOU 'Al'l'ullnli
See Us For Prices On {
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—RAKES
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—SWEEPS
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MERCANTILE cO. |
Sedgwick and Ovid . *
Public Sale!
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As | am leaving Julesburg in the near future, |
I will sell my entire lot of household goods at a!
public auction, at my residence in Julesburg, on
Sat., May 31st
Commencing at 2:00 o’clock P. M.
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Terms: Cash
D. M. COOK
H. M. GILCHRIST, Auctioneer
KEGULAR MEFPTING OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
JULESBURS IRBIGATION DIS
TRICT MAY 6TH 1918
A: a regzlar meeting of the Boar?
ot [)eectors of the Jilesbury lrvige
tion Diatrict, held this B¢k day of
May (%1% tre following procsedmyzs
were Pad to-wn
. The Lollowng mexber: of the Boart
2? Drrectors werz found present
C W. Wiite President, Wm. H
Brand:s and B Toyme, Directors; D. T
Busz. Scperintenden:, C. M. Reifsor
Astorrey, Fred K Hoffman, Sec’y
The Yollowing procsedings were ha'
arnd smterved of recowd:
The mimates of the last meetirz
wer:. read and approved:
Tre llowng bills wer, presgmtss
and vead:
Vrs logisa Lindbery. Balanee
or Bargstom comtrace _____sTll 80
Union Pacific R R Co, right
of waylease .. ... 88
'C M Slagser, lamp shade . 500
Pred ¥ Fa¥fmarn. slary snd
| wopplies . set
IC. M Rolfson, per diem 2 days S.OO
| W. H_Brandt Dirertor and ex
| penses . ke L
C W White Dirsctor and ex
e ase 4 11.00
iP' Tosrne Dirertor and ex
rersce : . i 750
Croclc Adw. Co supplies - 1187
J W Broadhead. supplies. .. 385
'D.T. Bush, smrples . 434
ifa—«‘!zwr"k Lumber Co., supplies 114 82
| Jobr Kayes, ditchrider and la
. ber R __ 1088
\ Pow Davis, ditchrider and labor 15420
'8 FPredericksar Alitehrider and
B 140 00
Dosle Epley, ditchrider and la
. bow e et OB AD
iFA. Ramey, ditchrider and la-
B it e IR
tp"""" Rics, labor Highline . 520
Yirn 6. Jimensz, labor, Hizhline 3.60
,fl‘r"".r Meineke, labor, Peter- ,
| sem T e D 0
R A Shoun labor, Petersen . 1.00
Alew Avevian, labor Potersen . 27.50
v Fevguson, labor Petepren . 2230,
To~ Soan. labor Petersen 20.00 |
Yor Hemgley, ditehrider and la- i
DO i i i TOB |
Pas Marsh, labor Petersen . 17.20
Hroh Woodburn, labor reser- |
T e Lt o& B 0
C P Crowfoot, labor reser- |
wniv soo ae KL SRR RIOO
P MeKßinstry. same ... 6.40]
Wrn Vawes same oPR e 6,4fl|
r ¥ Parker zame __ _____ ‘,")i
Yohn Nein, same ______ s RADY]
Yra Trhan,. same RIS )
Gottlich Bicher aame .. . 240
Adarn Path, same ____ .__ 240
Tohn Richer, zame ... 240
Wm. Bisher. same ____.______. 240
Frank Yonik. same .. .__ 240 |
)V. Mnurata, same . . . 240,
Y Matani, same __________.__ 240
H Fwine. sama _______ ___ 240'
T Winothita. same ________ 30|
Chriet Schmidt, same . ____ 2’_")‘
il’ W. Sherman, same ._______ 320
Marence Bmith, same ... 27 |
Henve Lanfer eame . 220|
Avdbn Wasehke, avme __ 2on |
Ve Thownton wame + 200
i Qharmoan, sama 1280
Drfr- Tovne. same . . 0:nl
The Pash qame _ €RO
tr.,.d, Alawali game . 790
Warl Thrawnénn aama i 560
Cortiz Thornton Tahar on re- 1
enrvnir and Petersen _____ 16217]
D. T. Bush. salary .- ___ 20800
H. 0. Wiggins, letter files 190
H. B. Stewart. office rent __. 1000
R. S. Dve. supnlies _____.__ 580
‘.Ynhn Casz Lbr. Co., supplies.. 57 .".0!
lF.d Yowe, livery __ ... __ 1300
Julesbury Motor Co., repairs, ‘
ete. oTRLTeS ot 4 )]
Grit Printing Co., balance ae
countreitll W nnmey SR b .50
Nellie ‘E. Nichols, recording .. 1.00
W. W. Stone, livery __.______ 900
C. B. MecKinstry, insurance
premiums ________________ 40.56
Mountain States T. & T. Co.,
telephone service __________ 2180
Sedgwick Hdw. Co., supplies__ 18.65
Nellie E. Nichols, recording -_ 3.50
Upon motion duly made and second
ed, it was ordered that the bills as
read be allowed, and warrants order
ed drawn for same.
No further business being present
ed, the Board adjourned.
Attest: C. W. WHITE,
FRED K. HUFFMAN, Pres.
Secretary.
ADVERTISED LETTERS—S-28-19
The following have letters at the
post office unclaimed: |
Mr. D. B. Bader, N. C. Beryman,
Miss Grace Bovey, A. T. Baker, Miss |
Della Clard, S. Couselman, Mr. Clar
ence Croissant, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Edwards, Mr. John Golitz, Mr. Roy
Geer, Myrtle Haman, Floyd Jluse
kovh, Mrs. M. E. Jones, Mrs. Anna
Johnson, Mr. Arthur Mcßyhew, Mrs.
Lee Row, Glen Martin, Mr. G. W.
Mowood, J. J. Marion, Mr. Bernard
Miller, Mr. Otis Mullens, Mr. James
Miller, Mr. Wm. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
S. P. Parker, Miss Agnes Phlsen, Mrs.
|C. E. Shepherd, Mr. Daniel Turner,
Archie Williams, Mr. W. L. Wilson,
Mr. James Wilson.
FINLEY DYE.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school every Suaday mowe
ing at 10 A. M. in the distriet court
room of the court house. Everybody
invited. Communion and Bible Study
'|at 11 A. M. Bible Study every Wed
nesday night.
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, R R iy is geared to a joyhandout standard
, R . that just lavishes smokehappiness on
‘; every man game enough to make a bee line for a
‘ T A tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe—old or new!
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£ e = pipe or cigarette makin’s smokes you'll find aplenty
e fllY in P.A. That's because P. A. has the quality!
v You can’t any more make Prince Albert bite your
'PmuEm tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse
‘ drink when ‘he’s off the water! Bite and parch are cut
| ) out by our exclusive patented process|
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i Wy the cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail a
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TRANSFERS RE
CORDEDDURING
THE PAST WEEK
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! May 20—A. J. Walrath and Ida T. ;
Walrsth to Harry Emery, lot 10 in|
block 87, Clarkson’s second addition |
to Denver Junction, now Julesburg, ‘
lColo. $225.00.
| May 21—B. D. Parker, Jr. and May |
|B. Parker to Jacob Tiedmann, NE% |,
|of 31-10-44. $1600.00.
| May 21—<Geo. Tiedmann and Lena
'Tiedmann to The Parker Brothers
Land Co., SE% 29-10-44. SI.OO and
other valuable considerations.
May 22—E. A. Buckley to Charles
A. Lyon, lots 1 & 2 in block 16, U. P.
{first addition to Denver Junction, now
{ Julesburg, Colo. S3OO.
| May 22—Margaret N. Foyer to
lJnmes N. Buchanan, all of sec. 31-12-
|56 and also lots 1 & 2 and the S% of
‘NE‘A 6-11-46. 21.00 and other valu
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LY € £TS
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| - = Nomn~Skids
¥/ —first of all a quality tire in every
! \. sense of the word. Klo tire can be
‘ : made of better materials,
\ / But the Price is Less
Wy Fisk Non-Skids th lai d casings
b (b, of scveral other standard kg,
r. @ 1 The Fisk Br:'mch Organlzabon is the most
'3 %% widespread in the industry (over 100 direct
g " branches) and the Service Boliey sby fur o
diEte 3 most liberal. :
L% S e R e sele, L e
| M\ G. A. Reed
; \\j Time to Re-tire?
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able considerations.
May 23—W. M. Hileman and Clara
Hileman to S. M. Beadle, lots 9 & 10
in block 52, U. P. second addition to
Denver Junction, now Julesburg, Colo.
$1200.00.
May 23—John Vores to Dora Vores,
SE, 18-9-46. SI.OO and other valu
able considerations.
May 24—E. A. Buckley to James H.
Law, lot 3 in block 16, U. P. first ad
dition to Denver Junetion, now Jules
burg, Colo. SI.OO and other valuable
considerations.
May 26—Carl Day and Ora H. Day
to Arthur V. Nowl and Gypsy F. Nowl,
SWIY 3-9-44. $6800.00.
I NOTICR!
ATI parties having fences which ob
struet or extend within the sixty foot
roadway on any laid out road or pub
lic highway in Sedgwick county are
hereby requested to remove swsh
fences as quickly as convenient.
EARL C. HAMILTON,
m 2- Road Supervisor.
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A GOOD RECORD
The following is a record of the
Thrift Stamps purchased since last
September by the children in the
Julesburg Public Schools:
First Grade -...._657 Thrift Stampe
Second Grade ____42l Thrift Stamps
Third Grade -.____67s Thrift Stamps
Fourth Grade ._._791 Thrift Stamps
Fifth Grade ______3lB Thrift Stamps
Sixth Grade -.._345 Thrift Stamps
Seventh Grade .___37s Thrift Stamps
Eighth Grade ____327 Thrift Stamps
Total ___________39o9 or $977.28
CLEANING AND PRESSING
PROMPTLY DONE—PHONE %W
Why worry about the price of new
clothes when you can have that old
suit look like new. How? Send
them to Mrs. Dobell and she will
clean and press them for one dollar.
All work quickly and well done.
Dry Cleaning of Ladies suits,
skirts, waists and sweaters, silk or
wool; promptly done by Mrs. Dobell.
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