The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
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j. NJ. Cameron was confined to his
home last week from nervous dis
order.
Money to loan on good improved
farms. See Weld County Abstract
Mrs. Monyahan OF Cripple Creek is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pitts Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ii. Dwyer went to
Loveland Friday to visit friends, re-
turning Monday.
Wantd-Competent girl for house
work. Family Of three. Inquire at
Horne's book store.
Frank S. Marsh is engaged in the
real estate business with desk room
in j. A. Arbnckle's Office
DO your fall buying when you have
the advantage Of a large stock and
low prices. The Golden Rule.
In the vicinity of Kersey Satur.
day potato digging was the order.
The tuhers are ripe and OF good size.
Mems, women's and children's un-
derwear, larger line and lower prices
than ever before. Golden Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ferguson have
move from the farm into Greeley and
occupy the residence, 1924 Tenth
street.
Now is a good time to get furniture
for parlor, dining room, bed room or
kitchen. See the Kemmerer Depart
ment store stock.
George johnson. contractor and
builder, has erected fifteen frame
dwelling this year at an average cost
of 81 200 for each building.
Miss Ida Clothier OF Manitou is ex-
pected in Greeley Saturday. She will
address The Christian Endeavorers at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Tohm Of Be-
lott, Wis, started for their home
last Monday, after weeks pleasant
visit with MI. and Mrs. Fred
Dresser.
Moses Stone and Ira Hathaway left
the first OF the week for the head
waters of the Laramie to hunt for
deer and other big game. They ex-
pect to be gone week or ten days.
A recent letter from Mrs. N. G.
Mcclure in Chicago says she IS enjoy
ing her visit with sister, but the
weather being colt and rainy makes
her wish for Colorado'> bright sun
shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Kitson, former
ly Of Vernon, n. Y, have purchased
the residence corner of Twelfth street
and Twelfth avenue, for home.
Mr.. Kitson will work IN the Jacobs
market as meat cutter.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Knowtlon of
Fort Collins spent Friday night in
Greeley and went to Fort Lupton Sat-
urday. Mr.. KnowItnn has livery
stable in Fort Collins and is engaged
az hitch and railroad contract work.
Friday Justice Willard bound over
Charles Atkinson of Godfrey bottom
TO the district court on tine charge Of
assaulting j. H. Roddy with deadly
weapon, lead hand billy. He cut
two severe gashes in Roddv's head,
which necessitatad the attention of a
surgeon,
Frank Levin returned to Greeley
Friday after five weeks business
trip to Chicago and New York.
While in the latter city he visited
Luna park, Coney island and he says
the wonders Of that electrical amuse-
ment garden are beyond the realms
of the average mans imagination.
Wine improves with age, so
does the old reliable Mitchell wagon.
1t will carry more and run lighter
than any other wagon on the market.
Every car load we get is better than
the last. You have good potato
crop-you need a Mitchell wagon to
haul it to market. Farmers Supply
Co. F. f. Smith & Co.
Men are already beginning to flock
to Greeley in answer to the reports
sent out of the enormous potato crop
that vas in prospect here. G. a..
Bliss, who is acting as secretary OF
the farmers association that was
partially formed some weeks ago to
bring in farm help here, is very busy
every day answering letters of ilquir-
les from all over the country, and
there seems to be every prospect now
that sufficient men will be secured to
pick the spuds.