The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-15
Registration closes the nth. Reg

Aek'StAat'ou CloSes uIIc l itu. hek-
ister,
Choice tender meats OF all kinds at
Marks market.
See G. W. Nichols s. Son II you
want well drilled.
Thirty-tive dollar wheels TO close
out at $40. Red Front.
Wanted-A giIl for general house
work. 1915 Seventh street.
All kinds Of nut candies, choco.
lates and creams at MorrIson's.
Those SO ladies' shoes at 81 .9s; you
should get pair. Tie Golden Rule.
Mems and boys clothing at prices
to suit your pocket book. The Golden
Rule.
Fine engraved stationery for busi-
ness use, the Tribune office. SAMPLES
on request.
The finest line of ladies and chill
dren's furs in Weld county. The
Golden Rule.
Ladies and misses skirts, all sizes
and the best line Of waists in Gree
lev. Red Front.
The Greeley sugar factory started
its campaign Monday with nearly
1000 tons of beets on hand.
The county commissioners were
road viewing and examining bridges
in the vicinity OF Johnstown Friday.
Mrs. d. A. Gibson left Monday
morning for Nelson, Neb., the alti-
tude of Greeley proving too high for
her health.
Still few of the ti,st edition Of
Mrs. Sarah E. Howard's book, 'Pen
Pictures of the Plains, for sale at
Horne's or of the author.
Salt side and Picnic hams. lC
cents; bacon, l6 cents; medium
hams, l5 cents; -four, $l.90. We
have the prices for cash buyers.
Red Float.
Miss Mamie Sites began hel
duties as substitute postal clerk Sun.
day morning, Miss Cornelia SenieI
being compelled to take lay off be
cause of i'll health.
II. T. West, expert bookkeeper
has been called to the Bank of Eaton
to take the place of Mr.. Thomas
who is sick and will probably take +;
several months rest.
We are contemplating change II
our lire,. so prior to invoice We otfe
oarpains in buggies, carriages ant
second hand wagons to oGr custom
ets. f. E. Smith & Co.
Those who have changed thei
residence since LAST election mus
make the necessary change on ti'e
registration books at the count.
clerk S Office or they can't vote.
The Greeley Elks will entertain
tonight with social smoker. Eaet
member is entitled to bring a CUES
and it iseXpected all will have u eoe'
time The gathering will be in
formal.
Harry Ross, former Greeley boy
is in the city visiting friends. Mr.
Ross was graduated from the HigI
school, then attended Colorado col
lege, from which institution he wa
graduated with honor.
The Windsor school board found i
necessary to get more room for tn
overflow and have rented part OF tn
Christian church. Miss Texie Woot
of the State Normal class of 'Q3 vii
have charge OF this department.
Ladies, bring your plates to th'
Tribune Office when in need OF en-
graved calling cards. We can Ill
orders at city prices, and on thret
days notice. If you haven't plate
we can have one engraved for YOU.
d. G. Brooks OF Fort Collins, pres
ident of the d. g. Brooks Lumber
company, was ia Greeley Monday or
business. Mr.. Brooks thinks thai
the Fort Collins sugar factory will bt
ready for work about Thanksgiving
day.
The demand fer men for the potato
and beet harvest continues heavy. L
Hughes, the employment agent, ships
in bunch nearly every day, most o.
them coming from Denver. The
wage is 81 day, board and trans
portation from Denver.
G. J.. Prater of Kersey has sold his
business to I. Truhart OF Rocky
Ford. Change of possession will take
place November !. MIR. Truhart was
formerly manager Of the grocery de-
partment Of the farmers Depart
ment store at Rocky Ford.