The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17
MORE LITTLE LOCAL.


Diamonds, loose and mounted, at
Glazier's.
tor clean dressed poultry caE at
Marks market.
All kinds of repair work done at
Hudson Bros. East Side.
Special prices on Mason jars and
Jelly glasses. Red Front.
Ladies' and genUlemen's calling
cards engraved at the Tribune office.
For bargains in wheels and furni-
ture. see Hudson Bros. East Side
furniture store.
Special sale on fur collars and boas.
Sample line we will close out at 4
bargain. Red Front.
DO not forget the grand display OF
fsall and winter millinery at Miss
tomorrow, Friday.
S. f. Croli of the Buffalo N. Y.
sBoX COMPANY is visiting ms brother,
H. II. Croll, of the Colorado Tele.
phone company.
PEACHES, PEARS. This is the
season for preserving. We have them
fresh every morning. The Wilson
Grocery COMPANY
we will maintain our reputation Of
low prices in millinery. We have all
the latest shapes and desisns, all at
bed rock prices. Red Front.
Farmers, now while you are selling
your grain please do not forget to call
on Fuller & Orr and pay some on that
account. 1t will be very welcome.
MI. and Mrs. Wood MatloGx of
Cripple Creek we're in Greeley this
week attending the wedding Of their
niece. Miss Zella Lemmon, to Sher-
man r. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Adams en-
tertaiDed Mr.. and Mrs. John Sedgwick
Of Grover last week. They we're
here to place their son Richard in
the State Normal.
Special lime Sc pattern RATS at q. SO
for one week only, also line OF beaver
and street hats which weIe DELAYED
and too late for our opening at cut
price. Red Front.
JUST RECEIVED. A new line
OF rich cut glass and decorated china.
Just the thiag for autumn wedding
gifts. Come and look them over.
The Wilson Grocery company.
Miss Kathrine Phelps, who has
been visiting Ia Greeley for the past
two months, started for her home in
Monmouth. ILL.,. Wednesday morning.
stopping few days in Colorado
Springs.
A. r. Wallace, formerly Of BOul-
der, has charge Of the Red Front dry
goods department and is giving the
Inside thorough ogerhauling and
seems to be the right man in the
right place.
The Larimer county Republican
committee met last Saturday after
noon and warmly endorsed Judge
John Campbell to succeed himself on
the supreme bench, and Judge James
E. Garrigues Of Greeley for the second
jndgeship in the eighth judicial dis
trict.
Saturday Colonel White will cele-
brate his eth birthday. 1t is ques.
tionable If there is more lively and
energetic man in the state OF his
age. His eyesight is still good and
his nerves are as steady as those of q
man much younger, as pool players
at the Greeley club can affirm.
Are you thinking OF buying piano
this fall? Buy Henry F. Miller and
have the best. have sold number
Of these instruments to our leading
families and music people this fall
and expect good many more. The
price is no more than is asked for
many cheap pianos, and terms are as
favorable. G. ID. Horne.
The grand opening Of the Red Front
millinery department was great sue
cess. All the latest in hats. feathers
and plumes were greatly admired by
the fair sex. Music was furnished
by Lui Tuckerman, pianist, assisted
by Masters Fred Rocho and Brown on
their mandolin. Mr.. Rocho feels
highly complimented by the large at
tendance.
The magnitude Of Belasco's &
Mayer's scenic production Of "Tne
Dairy Farm which will appear at
the opera house in November, is in
dicated by the fact that 1t weighs
twenty-foul tons, presenting trans
portation problem so expensive that
most managers in the far western