The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
Craig's leads with school supplies

CutcheOn.
Kuners' German dill pickles at
Marks market.
See G. W. Nichols & Son II you
want a well drilled.
For good, tender meats of all kinds
call at Marks market.
Wanted-A gill for general house
WORK. 1915 Seventh street.
The finest engraved wedding sta.
tionery at the Tribune Office.
Sunday was another ideal Colorado
day. Thermometer 80 degrees.
Fore quarters Of beef, five cents
pound at A. w. Jacob S market.
Fine engraved stationery for busi-
ness use, the Tribune office. Samples
on request.
Misses Elsie Teas and Lottie Joyce
have been added to the A. j. Park
clerical force.
Wedding stationery, plain or
printed, or engraved, tor sale by the
Greeley Tribune.
Secondhand bedroom suites cheap
at Smith & Doten's, successors to
George w. Smith.
II your old clothes need cleaning
or repairing, take them to Crahb and
have them fixed right.
The prettiest flannelette gowns you
ever looked at, THE Peerless Make" :"
just In. The Park Merchandise
company.
Sanborn, McLage & Co. have sold
the George NJ. Houston ''S0'' in Lone
Tree to Joseph W. King of W,nosor
for $1,000, possession to be given
December l..
Don't fail to see the heavy beet
puller. made by John Deere Plow
company, and sold by F. E. Smith g.
Co. 1t will pull all kinds Of beets
in any kind Of soil.
The Craig book store is showing
the finest assortment Of paper by the
pound ever seen in Greeley. From
% cents to 81 pound. To investi,
gate is to appreciate.
Peter Brown says that farmers in
the Lone Tree country are worrying
over the lack of storage quarters for
potatoes, as the crop is greater than
can be stored IN the dueouts.
School District No. u, a new dis
trict east of Ault organized August
&c, will rent room for school pur.
poses till the school is ready for oc
cupancy. School will! be called next
Monday.
j, A. Arbuckle reports to the Tri-
bune the sale of Doc Reinks'
"s0'' in Pleasant valley to DR.. W. D.
Nichols of Monmouth, Ill.,, consider
alton 81 500 possession to be given in
thirty days.
Joha E. Painter OF Ruggen was in
Greeley Monday. He said the cattle
tion and he Was hoping the Omaha
and Chicago markets would show sim
liar signs of good health.
August Boyc was in the city Non
day and tOa Tribune man he said his
health was improving; he felt better
than for years past and had every
reason to believe he was getting rid
of his old complaint, poor circulation
OF blood.
DR.. c. A. Ringle Of Denver, who
limits his practice to diseases Of the
eye, ear, nose and throat and fitting
OF glasses, makes regular visits to
Greeley every two weeks, on Friday,
and may be consulted at the OASIS
hotel October l6.
Or. Emory Bailey, a former high
school boy, was in this vicinity the
past week, visiting his relatives, the
P. B. Putnams. The doctor is sue
cessful practitioner Of 81. Paul, MIMI,
but he loves to visit old friends and
the scenes OF his boyhood.
Frank Adams Of Cheyenne, con-
nected with the federal agricultural
department, was In the city last
week, collecting data on climatic
conditions OF this vicinity and the
results of feeding stock with sugar
beet pulp by stockmen, farmers and
dairymen.
have Just completed arrangements
by which l now have the loaning Of
all the funds OF one of the largest
edncational institutions In the cOun-
try, and am prepared to make good
farm loans on the most favorable
terms and conditions. 1t will be to
the interest OF those wanting loans
to see me. Respectfully. A. M. Nc
lCIenahan.