The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-01
General repairing At Lester's.

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Try our shoes. We carry only the
best. Red Front.
For good, tender meats of all kinds
call at Marks market.
The finest engraved wedding sta.
tionery at the Tribune office.
Call and see the new line OF sheet
music just in. G. F. Porter & Co.
The Kemmerer Department store
has fine line Of furniture to chose
from.
See the Levin BROS. page advertise
ment of fall and winter attractions in
this issue.
For bargains In wheels and furni.
ture, see Hudson Bros, East Side
furniture store.
Rubber tires, steel tires, new axles,
tire setting and fine horse shoeing a
speciality at Fuller & Orr's.
Our stock Of fall and winter hats
is the most complete In Greeley. We
have pattern hats worth s6 for s3. so.
Red Front.
Now is good time to get furniture
for parlor, dining room, bed room or
kitchen. See the Kemmerer Depart
ment store stock.
Farmers, now while you are selling
your grain please do not forget to call
on Fuller & Orr and pay some on that
account. 1t will be very welcome.
Judge Garrigues spent Saturday
afternoon and Sunday with his fam
lily in Greeley. returning to Fort Col
lins Monday morning, where he is
holding court.
John Rochett Of Painsviile, Ohio,
has beer. the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
DR.. John A. Weaver for several days.
He will leave in the latter part of
this week for his home in Ohio.
The Levin Bros. store will be
closed today and tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday, preparatory to the
grand opening. tomorrow, FRIDAY,
night, from 7:3O to $50. All are
invited.
S. A. Bradfield. one Of the Greeley
belts most successful farmers, was in
Greeley Saturday and he gave it as
his belief that the crops In Weld
county this year would be fifty per
cent more than in normal years
County Superintendent of Schools
Snook visited the schools Of LuptoD,
Erie and those In the southwestern
part of the county last week and re-
ports that the atteEdance is much
larger this fall than during previous
falls.
Mrs. II. e. Church, chairman of
the program committee of the Colo
rado Federation OF Women's clubs,
left Monday morning to attend the
annual conve@tion of the federation,
which is now being held In Colorado
SpringS.
Realizing tGat some citizens may
have not received invitations to our
grand opening tomorrow night, we
hereby ask all to attend and see the
attractions. The opening will be
from 7:3O to $50. Leyin Bros,
formerly the Fair.
Pleasant valley Garmers are greatly
cut up over the replankinG of the
Oakes street bridge at this time,
when they are just ready to haul
their potatoes to market. Light rigs
can ford the rivers, shut this cannot
be done with load Of potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith,
daughter Gretchen and guest. Miss
Buckingham, attended the Florodora
entertainment in Denver Friday, re.
turning to Greeley Saturday, except
Mr.. Smith, who went to Estes park
to pat his cottage into winter quar-
tiers.
Greeley Prohibition alliance will
hold its next regular meeting Mon
day, October 4, at the home OF Rob-
ert Steele, 903 Fourth street, to COM
meuce at O'Clock p. m. A cordial
welcome will be given to friends OF
temperance work and their presence
is desired.
S. B. Wright is at home with his
family in Greeley, after three months
spent in his copper mine In the
northwestern part of Larimer coun.
ty, above Pearl. He says that the
prospects are looking better In the
camp and considerable machinery has
been shipped in, which means that
determined effort Is to be made In
working the properties.
James Freeman, Jr., spent . week
with father and mother, Mr.. and