The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-29
Don't miss the sale of silverware

Don't miss the sale of silverware
at Glazler's.
New Iowa sorghum and Michigan
cider. Red Front.
There Will he preaching at Luccrne
ar $50 Sunday afternoon.
A large invoice of fine furs Just
received at Miss Ida Bishops.
Don't forget that Stover's book
store Is the place to buy wall paper.
Harry E. Churchill spent Monday
and Tuesday in Denver on legal busi-
ness.
Millinery, Buy now Everything
The best at the lowest price. The
Golden Rule.
THIS seasons crop teas. new Eng.
lish waluut> and sweet cider, at the
Park Merchandise company.
am going to close out nv plaster
Gates at half price. Display in our
window this week. G. D. Horne.
Joseph Schryver of Galesburg, ILL.,. e,
is visiting his brother and sister, Mr.
and Mis-. James Schryver of this city.
Heavy fieeced mems underwear at
81 per suit. All wool, 50 to S. per
suit, at the Park Merchandise COM
pany.
Ask to see the line Of fancy veve-
is ttpuc Nn,, 4
something, for they are beauties.
The Golden Rule.
Tuesday Governor Peabody ap-
pointed l.. r. Hope division water
engineer. vice j. j. Armstrong,
whose term of office had expired.
S. II Southland reports that one of
his renters has contracted 1000 sacks
of Rurals-yet in the tield-to W. E.
Goodan of Eaton at 81 cents the hun.
dred pounds.
The mems and boys clothing we
tell you about is catching most ev-
eryone who wants clothing Such
goods at such prices is 4 wonder.
The Goluen Rule.
have taken the agency for a piano
made by Western Cottage Organ
company. They are fully guaranteed
for ii 'e years, for $275. Call and
see the piano before buying G. d.
Horne.
w. NJ. Morse of Farmers Spur
had 80 acres in sugar beets and he ex-
poets to complete the digging by Sat
urday night. Up to Tuesday noon
the yield averaged thirty tons the
acre. Who can top this record?
Miss Annie Milard of Denver is
cashier of the Golden Rule store,
vice Miss Bessie Cochrun, resigned.
Miss Cochrun needs rest and after
sight seeing in Colorado she will re-
turn to her home in Galesburg, III.
Tuesday evening special took a
party OF Greeley ladies and gentle
men to Eaton on invitation OF Mrs.
Thomas Daley. She gave her hus
band a birthday surprise that nigh
and for hours TON" though ht
was young again.
NJ. L. Let's of the firm OF Let's
Spencer Grocery company, ST. Joe
Mo-, is In the city, buying potatoes
He says that northwestern Missouri
is very short Of that vegetable anc
he is compelled to come to Greeley
for their winters supply.
Clarence j. O'Connor will TAKE
possession of the Oasis Sunday anC
that noon he will serve specia
dinner. at which he wishes to see a |
of his old friends. W. Z. (Wil!ie'
Hunter, who has been with Mr.
O'Connor for six years, will have
charge of the office.
7 he first number OF The Aul'
Recold' made its appearance last
Saturday, with II. E. Hogue of the
Eaton Herald as business manage!
and III. f. Stone editor. There may
not be much money in venture o.
that kind but the two gentlemen
show the proper spirit in trying tt
give the people of Auit a home pa
per- Here's t ye-
The home of j, p Nauman il
Latirapge was burned to the grounC
Yesterday morning, caused by the
burning of some waste paper in the
stove. The family was moving theil
household goods to the city for the
winter and trying to rid themselves
of some waste paper, the house
caught fire. This was put out, it was
supposed, but after they had left it
fiared up again, totally destroying
the house.
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