The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

Go to Morrison's for up to- da te
home made candies.
w. p. Wasley spent Sunday with
friends in Platteville.
The finest engraved wedding sta.
tionery at the Tribune office.
The Kemmerer Department store
has fine line Of furniture to chose
from.
F. B. Finley, taxidermist, Fort
Collins. Pat O'Donnell. Greeley
agent.
ROSEN-In Greeley Sunday, Octo-
beT 4, a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Rosen.
Fred and Mrs. Buckley rejoice in
the arrival of a ooy baby at their
house, born last Friday.
Wanted to trade for cattle, two
improved farms under the Latham
ditch. Bennett Nelson, Kersey.
Go to G. F. Porter 4 Co.'s music
store to have your piano tuned.
Only first class and reliable work
done.
J. W. Mcpherson will leave for
Denver about the nrst of the month,
where he will take a course In dem
tistry.
Gus Ireland of near Fort Scott,
Kan, came in Sunday morning and
is visiting his cousin, W. l. Spere,
whom he has not seen for % years.
His wife is with him.
Monday the Eaton sugar factory
used $40 tons of beets in twelve
hours run. which is specially good
work for plant calculated to do but
SOC tons each twentyfo hours.
NJ Forsdahl has returned to the
upholstering business and is now
prepared to do work at his employ
er's home. He is an excellent work.
man and suaraNtees satisfaction.
LeSwe orders at lis Main street
The Greeley Sugar company ex-
poets to start the factory Sunday or
Monday. The growers commenced
to haul beets Friday, but Manager
Peralta says that many examined
weie not quite ripe and he stopped
tire digging in several fields.
Last week MIS- d. S. Gale enter
tai1ed her old friend, Miss Farehiild
OF Wisconsin. The visitor is a
daughter OF the late GeDetal Fair
child, a famous G. A. r. man, one
time United States minister to
Spain, and governor OF the Badger
state.
Mss Anna Fitton of the A.. j.. Park
dry goods department enjoyed visit
last week from her brother Robert :.
Mr.. Fitton is manager OF the Han
sen Mercantile company at RawlisAs,
Wyo and he says weeks stay in
Greeley is a great recuperator to one
living at high altitude.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hart has been visiting
MIR. aud Mrs. Charles Brockway od
Pleasant valley and other friends ia
Greeley the past ten days, leaving
today for her home In Denver. Mrs.
Hart resided in this city for Years
and has large number OF friends in
this community.
Manager Granger OF the Greeley
Sugar company says that sugar bee's
are not SO far advanced this fall as
they were at this time last fall: and
that few days longer in the ground
will benefit them; as green beets
stored in heaps soon heat and rot.
But he hopes the crop will be ready
to harvest by next week.
l have Just completed arrangements
by which l now have the loaning OF
all the funds OF one of the largest
educational institutions in the coun-
try, and am ptepared TO make good
farm loans on the most favorable
terms and conditions. 1t will be to
the interest OF those waiting loans
TO see me. Respectfully. A. NJ. Nc
| Clenahan.
L. r. Robson OF Walker. Iowa,
stopped off in Greeley a couple OF
days last week on his way home
from the coast. Mr.. Robson was
one of the original Union eolonists,
but got sick of 1t in couple of
months and went back to Iowa, where
there was less to contend with. He
stopped Off ia Greeley to see what he
had missed. He says this country
looks considerably changed since he
last saw 1t.
Captain Luther had three days
vacation last week from Thursday to
.4u.aar ninht and he made q brief