The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-29

Blankets and home made quilts.
Red Front.
tor clean dressed poultry call at
Marks market.
Go to Morrison's for up-to- date
home e-made candies.
Nothing but the best goes in suit
ings and work at Crabb's.
Tailor made dress skirts that lit.
The Park Merchandise company.
Blankets and quilts of the best and
cheapest at kemmerer's Department
store.
Fine engraved stationery for busi-
ness use, the Tribune office. Samples
on request.
New "Sorosis" petticoats, the
best made, just in. The Park Mer-
chandise company.
Stewards orchestra will furnish
the music ioI the Rathbone dance
election night. Go.
II your old clothes need cleaning
or repairing take them to Cfabb and
have them liked right.
Frank WyIie of Platteville was in
town several days this week, recuper-
atipg from his hard summers work.
Help out the Rathbone Sisters and
ENJOY yourself at the same time by
taking in the dance at the armory
election night.
Mrs. Frank Wylie of Platteville
and her sister from Pennsylvania
spent several days visiting the fam
lily of j. c. Wylie last week
For ten days we will give one
fourth oil on all dinner sets and fancy
dishes to make room Tor our big line
Of holiday goods soon to arrive. Red
Front.
Three pairs of girls or boys shoes
given for the three best drawings.
Books and information free from the
Park Merchandise oompany's dry
goods department.
A Worlds Fair information bureau
has been established at S36 Seven
teenth street, Denver, in charge of
Phil. P. Hitchcock, where information
will be cheerfully furnished.
Mrs. ii. E. Churchill was in Den
YER Friday and Saturday of last week,
attending meeting Of the Colorado
Worlds Fair commissioners. Mrs.
Churchill is d member OF the auxil-
iary board
Byron Newton last week sold the
I. z. Perry ranch near Denver to
Larry Maroney of Cripple Greek for
sls, 900. He also sold Mr.. Maroney S
four pieces of town property in Grip
pie Creek for $4,000.
Ladies, bring your plates to the
Tribune office when in need of en-.
graved calling cards. We can fill
orders at city prices, and on three
days notice. If you haven't plate
we can have one engraved for you.
Judson Lohr has returned to Gree
ley fiom Cripple Creek, where he has
been IN the capacity of bugler for
Company u. His term of enlistment
in the guard has expired. He has
nov served eight years, and does not
expect to re-enlist.
Ladies' Zibeline IS coats for Sc.
Ladies 81 coats, S5.4S. Ladies' $50
trimmed hats, So SO. Ladies $3.50
trimmed hats, So, so. Children S
$l50 hats, 81. All new and up to
date. We take poultry and produce
in exchange. Red Front.
In a report in last weeks Tribune
OF the sale of "Doc" Rienks' eighty
acres In Pleasant valley to D1. W.
d. Nichols of Monmouth, ILL.,, for
$500, it should have read forty
acres, thus making the price double
what it was reported. j. A. Ar
buckle made the deal.
william n. Bachelor, a former
resident Of Greeley, died in Gebo,
Mont, last Wednesday. The funeral
was held from the home OF his son
Fred, who lives there. He was one
of the best known sheep men in
northern Colorado, having resided in
Larimer, Weld and Morgan counties
for many years.
Greeley was suddenly aroused from
its placidness last Friday noon by the
sharp call OF bugle. 1t was only
troop E, Tenth q. 9. cavalry, that
was going home to Fort Russell at
Cheyenne from Fort Logan at Den
yer, where they had been to relieve
the Fort Logan troops attending the
maneuvers at Fort Riley.
have Just completed arrangements
by which l now have the loaning OF
all the funds of one of the largest