The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-10
Little Locals

Pictures in great variety now on
display at Stover's book store.
Books from twenty cents to So,
beautiful bindings, at Horne's.
Christmas green and holly, the best
in the market, at Soaring 4 Lynn's
greephouse.
Michigan sweet cider, made OF
apples. at Delbridge- Wilson Mercan-
tile companys.
You will find Camerons add In
this paper to have some special
values. Read it.
See the shelf at Horne's that you
can buy any article on for one half
the marked price. All art goods.
Buy your Edison talking machine
and records from G. F. Porter & Co.
They carry the largest line In the
city.
For Sale-Orchard farm, 80 acres,
2H mics west Of Greeley. Want the
money to to put into electric railroad
proposition. Geo. j. Spear.
Dorcas Hive No. 3, Ladies of the
Maccabees, will hold their annual
election Of officers Thursday, Decem
Der 10. A full attendance is desired.
II. 7. West, who has been keeping
books in the Eaton bank, has severed
his connection with that institution
since Mr.. Thomas sold out his inter-
est to Mr.. Wilson. Conrad Stocktie tn
has taken position as cashier of the
bank.
William Wilson, representing the
Western Electric company Of St.
Louis, was in the city several days
last week in consultation with George
J. Spear on the equipment of the
electric railway proposed by Mr..
Spear. They met with the farmers
IN the vicinity of Highlandlake last
Friday.
G. ID. Netf has just sold his Home
ranch'' in the Lac Grange district to
his son-in-law, Peter Lauridson, for
s26, 900. There are 3l2 acres in the
farm. He has also sold eighty acres
near kersey to his son-in-law, James
Graham, for $1,000. Mr.. Netf has
severed his connection with the Love-
land sugar factory.
T: The safe in the Office of English s.
Carter was blown open Tuesday
night and sl3 in money taken. Moth
ing else was nolested. The safe
blowers knocked the tumbler disk off j.,
evidently with tools stolen from
William Chappelow' blacksmith
shop, and then inserted a stick Of
dynamite into the opening and
touched it off. The safe door is a
complete wreck.
The Woodmen of the World Of
Greeley have donated $40 toward the
Saivation Army Christmas dinner.
With The S25 given by the Elks, and
some more promised by other lodges,
the Army is getting in good shape
for the occasion. II is expected to
feed 300 at the barracks, besides a
number of baskets that will be sent
out to needy ones. A considerable
quantity of clothing is also expected.
The Odd Fellows of Greeley enter
tanned five members of the grand
lodge of the order at an open meeting
Tuesday evening. The visitors were
A. j. Dickson of Glenwocd Springs,
grand master: DR.. W. A. Lamont,
grand warden: DR.. j. NJ. Norman,
grand secretary: DR.. R. G. Gallaher,
past grand; DR.. Sanford, past grand,
all of Denver. A banquet was served
and short program rendered.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joseph Loewus and
son of New York city and Miss Rose
Fremuth OF Denver, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Loewus
and family Monday. They were
en- route to Atlanta, Ga, intending
to make that city their future home,
as Mr.. Loewus has been appointed
administrator of ane state valued at
million and 1T VIII take years to
settle it according to the will. The
Messrs. Loewus are brothers.
Mr.. Rocho. proprietor of the Red
Front, is putting on metropolitan
airs by putting a system OF Law
sons White Flyer basket carriers
on the drygoods side and the Fast
Line cash carriers on the grocery
side. Both 90 to the cashiers sta
ton, where the goods are wrapped
and the cash taken care OF by Miss
Helen Soaring. Mr.. Rocho is also
putting in gas lights, the latest i'm
proved arc lights of 1900 candle power.
This will make the best lighted store
IN Greeley.