The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-15

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Watch for rummage sale at Unity
church in November.
Captain Ogilvy is improving nicely
from his late accident.
Fore quarters of beef, five cents
pound at A. W. Jacobs market.
F. B. Finley taxidermist, Fort
Collins. Pat O'Donnell. Greeley
agent.
Manicuring, COM mplexion treated and |
shampooing al Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
Wedding stationery, plain or
printed, or engraved, TOR sale by the
Greeley Tribune,
Mis-. Frank Edbrooke Of Denver
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Watson the past week.
Try our mems and boys seamless
shoes and our American Lady, better
than the Queen Quality and cheaper
Red Front.
A party OF young ladies', clerks in
the Golden Rule, have target club
and 1t Is surprising what good shots
they are at target 25 feet away,
with - rife,
The Greeley club is waiting its
heating apparatus, in transit from
Boston, and the removal to the new
quarters will take place the latter
part Of this month.
Frank Robertson of Denver spent
few days in Greeley last week with
the B. F. Johnsons, W. H. Gills and
E. j. Deckers He returned to Der
yer Saturday evening.
W. M. Arkins and wife Of Cripple
Creek spent couple of days last week
visiting d. r, McArthur and wife.
Mr.. Atkins is connected with the
Cripple Greek Daily Star.
Our millinery is grand success,
because we have all the latest styles
and the lowest prices. Another new
iine of pattern hats we are selling at
$3.50. Childrens ST.. so school hats
for 81. Red Front.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. p. B. Boothroyd OF
Loveland visited their son-in-law and
daughter, Captain and Mrs, Ogivy,
last week. Mr.. Boothroyd returned
home Friday and Mrs. Boothroyd
left on Monday noon's train.
| DR.. G. A Ringle Of Denve,. who
limits his practice to diseases OF the
eye, ear, nose and throat and fitting
of glasses, makes regular visits to
Greeley evety TWO weeks, on Friday,
ana may be consulted at the oasis
hotel October l6.
Denver aud return 70, one fare via
Union Pacific October Il, good foI
return uatil october IL. This rate
is made to enable the people of this
city to witness the Ben Hur perform
ances at the Broadway theatre ir
Denver, October IL to "a.
When one man goes duck hunting
and shoots and retrleves 26 teal arc
mallard in a few hours and only de-
sists from further slaughter for want
OF ammunition, how long will it be
before these birds will disappear, as
the bison have and as the Elk In
Wyoming are?
Monday morning Bruce F. John
son, W. B. Starr, W. NJ. Morse, W.
II. Gill and E. j. Decker left for the
southern part of the state and New
Mexico after sheep for winter feed
ing. They have purchased 5000 and
expect to have them IN Greeley in a
week or ten days.
b. B. Wyatt returned Saturday
from tie river, where he had taken
a bunch of cattle. He says that the
market fol COWS was quite low, but
fat steers brought fairly good price.
He also confirms the reports prevalent
in this neighborhood that Kansas
and Iowa potatoes are rotting. They
were worth 81 a bushel in Omaha,
with the prospect of higher prices in
the future.
Rev. o. L. Fisher, pioneer
preacher OF Greeley, a friend of the
Meeker family, was a caller Wednes-
day. MI. Fisher was in charge of
the Methodist church from 1874 to
1878, afterwards was presiding elder
in northern Colorado, and for the
past. twelve years has been president
OF the University at Fort Worth.
Texas. He is now in Denver in
search of lost health.
Frank Ira White OF Denver. spec
ial Advertising agent OF the Union
Pacific railroad land department, was
in Greeley and vicinity Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, during which