The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-10
Skates ground at Lester's.
Holiday novelties at Craig's.

Market.
Specially fatted beef, mutton, veal
and pork at Jacobs market.
Harry f. Churchill went to Denver
Monday evening on legal business.
Not to use the local columns when
you want something is extravaganza.
Have you seen E. L. Durham s
fine line Of silverware? 1t is worth
examining.
Farmers wanting loans had better
consult A. NJ. McClenahan before
making arrangements.
lfyou have something to sell which
is not worth advertising in these col
umns, better throw 1t away
f. L. Bills of Longmont was in
Greeley Friday for a short time, vis-
it!ng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Z. Bills.
j.. C. Ewing has engaged rooms %
and 26, Bank building, next to those
of ii. E. Churchill, and fitted them
up for his law offices.
Ground meat and bones and crushed
oyster shells, valuable preparations
to make hens lay in the winter. NJ.
d. Spencer. III Seventh street.
Study shorthand at home, individ
ual Instruction., best method. For
terms and particulars, address Clar-
ence E. Smell, 7l215 Main street.
Mort Darling has increased his
holdings by the purchase of an 80"
in Pleasant valley. near the school
house, from Robert r. Noodle. con-
sideration, $1,000.
WANTED-A smart energetic
young man to learn the auotioneer
business. Musu have some money
and not expect to know it all in two
weeks. Col. C. P. Kemmerer.
Herbert NJ. Baker, who enjoys
considerable local fame as a poet,
has had issued few neat copies in
pamphlet form OF his best verses that
he has presented complimentary to
his friends.
We carry the finest assortment of
perfumes and toilet articles in north
ern Colorado and ask you to inspect
them. You will be convinced that
this statement is correct. II. Rey-
nolds X Co.
AT their meetinS last Thursday
evening the Greeley lodge of Elks
voted TO give S25 toward the Christ
mas dinner to be given to the poor
families of Greeley and vicinity by
the Salvation Army.
r. G. Strong has rented the loom
just east of his present Office in the
Opera House block, and has had a
door cut through between the two
rooms. The new room will be occu
pied by him as private office.
Miss Bessie Cochrun, for long
time oookkeeper in the Golden Rule
store, leaves for her home in Gales
burg. H.. today. Her departure
has been delayed for about month,
owing to rush of work in the office.
Father Casey, formerly of Man
itou, has taken up the pastoIate of
St. Peters Catholic hurch in this
city, and expects to remain here
permanently. The chruch has been
without a regular pastor for some
time.
Two immense sheet iron tanks are
being constructed at the Fort Collins
sugar factory for the storing OF
molasses until such time as it can 20
through the Stetfens process for ex-
tracting the sugar therefIom. The
molasseS from ali the sugar factories
in northern Colorado will be sent
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens and
daughter Hazel of Columbus, Neb.,
are the guests of their cousin, G. O..
Stevens of lOl6 Eighth street. Mr..
and Mrs Stevens recently returned
from a visit to Kington, Mich, and
with them came their cousins, MIR.
and Mrs. Milo Smith of that place.
All the visitors expect to make Gree
lev their future home.
William Whitlock, for the past
three years a resident Of Greeley, has
invented a new and novel device that
he has Just been granted a patent
upon, to prevent wagon boxes from
rattling. 1t is simply spring fas-
tened to the bolster pin that hooks
on to the top of the box. Four OF
these 20 to each wagon and the whole
four probably do not weigh over two
pounds.
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