The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19
Little Locals
Observation-Disclosures

Iowa sorghum at Mack's srucsIy.
Choice, clean, bulk olives at Marks
market.
Have you tried these big 25-cent
dinners at the Blown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Jones OF
Evans we're in Greeley Tueslay on
/ business.
Have you taken dinner at the
Brown lately: Every day in The
week, 25 cents.
| We have made several improve
ments which will enable rs to give
the quickest service in The city.
The Brown restaurant.
The next mothers meeting OF the
W. c. T. {. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Turner, lis Eighth avenue,
Tuesday, November "A, at 2:3o p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harringtou and
little daughter will leave for Los
Angeles, Calf. this morning, after
ten days visit with relatives and
friends in this vicinity,
Captain NJ. j, Hosarty, Harry
Ecker and Drs. Snyder and Miller at
tended the annual meeting OF Colo
RADIO Consistorv No. /, Scottish Rite
Masons in Denver this week.
The Brown cafe last evening in
stalled what is perhaps the finest
hotel range that has ever been seen
IN the city. This will more than
double the capacity for business
Turkey shoot every afternoon and
evening from now till Thanksgiving,
10 cents shot, Is shots On turkey.
Greeley Bowling Alleys and Target
Gallery, next door to t'inch's pool
room, Main street.
Night between Tuesday and
Wednesday the official therm ometer
at the State Normal school regis
tered thirteen degrees below zero, ten
degrees colder that it was the mig ht
before that. The inch or so of snow
on the ground did not melt any yes
terday at all.
The Park Merchandise company has
been Incorporated for about twelve
years, during which time it has
built up an enviable trade. Each
department is stocked with the best
the markets afford and year by year
the sales have increased wonderfully.
In 1901 the sales were twenty per
cent greater than any::preceding year;
in 1902 the sales were thirty per cent
greater than in 1901, and this year
everything points to an increase of
not less than forty per cent over last
year. Here is an exeiuplitica ton OF
what honest business methods coupled
with courteous treatment, will do.
Success to the Park.
E. ". Langtry is again managing
the Antlers bowling alleys, which he
had leased to johnson Brothers of
Denver for a couple OF months. Ben
Johnson will manage the alleys,
while Mr.. Langtry devotes his time
to the auction business which ne is
building up. Mr.. Langtry had a
sale on the NJ L Drake ranch south
west Of Platteville Monday, where he
sold So, 500 worth of goods, including
the ranch. A Klondike tournament
which ends December 81 is now on at
the bowling alleys for $40 and s. prizes
There is ais bowling tournament on
for a $50 gold watch. This contest
ends April 8.
AT Valley Forge" William L.
Roberts latest play, which will he
the attraction offered at the opera
house next Saturday, Novemb ber 81,
is indeed a pretty colonial story Of
love and war. The story is well
drawn and the colloquailism Of the
times Of our great revolution is ex-
pressed in vigorous epiram, which
moves the audience at once TO most
demunstrative applause. The story
itself is a love tale Of surprising in
terest and touching realism, punctu-
ateG by series of logical climaxes
which ring true without a suspicion
of being overdrawn. Special scenery
is carried for tn. entire production,
and the excellent cast is headed by
Miss Ida Root Gordon, who assumes
the stellar roles.
The Best Linment