The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-01
Bargains In wall paper at Stoxer,,

book store.
You want a good watch. Get one
at Glazier's. -
Danish cloth, Is cents a yard iin
all shades at G. A. Houses.
For prices that will appeal to all
on wall paper. 20 to Hornets. '-'
The Sunday school union will meet
In the Baptist church at p. m. next
Saturday
Mrs. G. II. Rissler and Mrs. b. F.
Woodruff spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Rankin.
Cloaks, tailor. made suits and skirts,
newest styles at prices to meet all
competition. G. A. House.
Matinee races this afternoon at
the Gentlemen's Driving park. Many
local fast ones will be there.
Orders for beets for the Greeley
sugar factory went out yesterday and
1t is expected that the factory will be
started about one week from today.
Mrs. North Tummon is quite i'll
with fever and nervousness and her
physician has ordered absolute rest
and freedom from visitors till the
crisis has passed.
All kinds Of small musical goods.
banjos, guitars, mandolins, violns,
accordeons, at prices that will en-
courage all to own something IN way
Of musical instrument. G. ID. Horne.
A. W. Jacobs has purchased the
brick residence on Eleventh street,
west OF his home, occupied for years
by the late Captain and MIS-. Rowe.
Mrs. Rowe is residing with her son
Herbert IN Colorado Springs.
Tuesday Mrs. George d. Horne re-
ceived a wire announcing the death
of her mother at Wolfboro, n. III.
The sad news was not unexpected,
as the deceased was in her eightieth
year ana had been ailing fof years.
Harmon Ziler of LaSallc and Miss
! -iuiy phlCS IldNG ldhCb put
| license in the county clerks Office.
Another couple who secured similar
document is Emil Huber Of Platte
vile and Anna Endraeek of Hills
| boro.
The Tribune is in need of lot of
large, clean, cotton rags for wiping
presses and machinery. If our
readers have any such and will send
them tO this office, or telephone US
we will send after them and pay 3
cents pound.
George Weber, deputy county
treasurer, returned to Greeley and
his official duties Tuesday night, af-
ter pleasant camping out in the
hills above Zimmerman's. A deer
and cub silver tip bear we're shot.
while the trout fishing was excellent.
A. NJ. McClenahan has this week
sold TO j. S. Barber the fine short
horn bull. "Chief Champion" and
'Maid Of Clover Valley" a splendid
3-year-old ,heifer. Mr.. Barber shows
his good Judgment In securing these
registered cattle as foundation
stock.
Remember. that any three mum.
bers on the lecture course will cost
you the same as the entire course,
while you will not have SO good d
seat. Course tickets can be secured
till the hour Of the lecture tonight,
Five OF the best attractions to be ha6
for 81. so.
j. F. Manning, state manager ol
the Highland Mobiles, is in the city
at present. organizing lodge Of that
order. The secret work OF the order
is founded on incidents in Scotch
history. The object OF the order is
to foster fraternalism and at the same
time give superior class of life in
surance.
The board of Weld county visitors
met at the home OF Mrs. Cneesemar
Monday afternoon. Reports were
presented and other routine business
transacted The members are as
follows: Mrs. Hawes, president; Mrs.
Cheeseman. secretary; w. M. Boom
| 3er, p. A. Tisdel and G. G. Huffsumith
of Evans, executive committee. t.
A. Straight, who purchased B. F.
Pollock's 24O acres in the Lone Tree
valley six miles northeast Of Greeley
had seventy acres in wheat that aver
aged fifty bushels the acre. He
planted sixty acres with potatoes,
eight acres being Early Ohlos, and
from which he dug 966 sacks, and he
has every reason to believe that the