The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-12
General repairing at Lester's.

pound at A. W. Jacobs market.
A lot OF iron bedsteads at cost.
ID. r. Smith, 7Os Ninth avenue.
Mrs. d. B. Wyatt spent Thursday
with Mrs. A. W. Davis Of Lucerne.
The coal strike is on. Our stoves
are fuel savers. ROBBIE & McCutcheon.
Rose Valley" butter. a pure
cream product for sale only by Fulton
Market.
Chatng dishes Copperware in
new and elegant designs. Robie &
McCutcheon.
Some very pretty and comfortable
dining cnairs at D. r. Smiths, 7Os
Ninth avenue.
Try US on ladies hats. We've got
the prices. Poultry and produce
taken. Red Front.
Farmers wanting loans had better
consult A. NJ. McClenahan before
making arrangements.
DECKER-ln Greeley Sunday,
November l., 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs.
b. G. Decker, a daughter.
A car load of good substantial sec
ond-hand furniture now in at Smith
& Doten's, successors to George w.
Smith.
ChambeIlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming favorite for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by all druggists,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Roy left Fri
day evening for Prescott, Kan. where
a reunion Of the various banches Of
the Roy family was held this week.
WANTED-A smart energetic
young man to learn the auotioneer
business. Mus. have some money
and not expect to know it all in two
weeks. Col. c. P. Kemmerer.
C. d. Neff was in Greeley Thursday
and in response to inquiries said the
prevailing impression among beet
sugar men was that the Longmont
and Fort Collins factories would not
be operated this season.
Thursday Justice House was exhih-
iting mammoth sugar beet grown
on one of his fields. 1t was 81
inches in circumference and weighed
Is pounds, ounces, all trimmed and
cleaned ready for the factory.
W. L. DeGroff was married in
Chicago October 90 to Miss Sisler o.;
that city. Mr.. DeGrotf is we'll
known In Greeley and throughout
the county as superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain Sunday school dis
trict.
The board of election canvassers
OH begin the official canvass Of the
vote OF the election week ago Tues
day, tomorrow. The board will con-
sist Of Justice Willard Of this city
Justice Herbert Hill OF Kersey and
the county clerk.
Colonel kemmerer is hr stleT aud
a fifty miles an hour WIND does not
keep him from his duty. Tuesday
morning he drove to Windsor and
that afternoon he drove to Fort Col
lins and all in cloud OF dust that
would blind an ordinary citizen.
Mrs. NJ. O. Fairchilds Of Casper,
Wyo., is Visiting her mother, Mrs.
Alex Ferguson, and brother and sis
ter. She expects to remain in Gree
ley for month, as 1t Is rot only good
to be in the old home place once more
but the change from high to a lower
altitude is quite beneficial
Arthur Strong arrived in Greeley
Friday morning with 5000 lambs
from Idaho, for the Igo brothers.
Albert and Jerome, A. A. Howard
and Charles Mason This is the sec
ond shipment this fall by Mr. Strong,
the first, 6OOO head, ranging on
George S. Adams ranch near Grover
The Wyatt Bros, David and Moss,
believe in making their sons shoulder
business responsibilities as soon as
possible and Thursday Kenney apG
Harry left for Clayton, n. NJ, to
close a deal for 5000 sheep and return
with the stock The brothers will
feed 1000 and each of the boys will
feed 1000.
Logan Fl. Roberts, late secretary OF
the intercollegiate Prohibition alli-
apce, visited the Normal school last
Wednesday and Thursday and adj
dressed the students in the chapel
and organized prohibition club OF
over thirty members. An oratorlcal
contest will be held in March tC
select members to represent the club
at the state prohibition contest.