The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24

'io" VII uiSpluy at Horne s.
The new swagger coats lust in.
Red Front.
Board and room 81 80 per week
l2l2 Fourth street.
Wallaces photos are as good as
you can get in Colorado.
Try our hard wheat flour, nothing
better made. Red Front.
Watches Watches. New designs
and prices right at Glazier's.
| Our line Of furs defy competition
IN style quality or price. Red Front.
| All kinds of underwear and over
shoes for men, women and children.
Red Front.
Mems underwear that can't be
beat for price and quality at the
Golden Rule.
The subject for the Christian Sci
ence service next Sunday morning
will be God, the Only Cause and
Creator.
Sealshipt oysters Standards, Sc
lects and Counts, at Coulter's. Same
price as the tasteless. washed out
pail oysters.
Mems high top shoes, black or
tan, worth s., for $3.50. We carry
the best line of children's shoes
made. Red Front.
Miss Cornelia Senior and Miss
Helen Smith will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with their friend Mrs. Harriet
Cannon of Lafayette, Colo.
DO not delay. If you want photos
for Christmas order now and you will
have them. Otherwise it may be
too late. e. NJ. Marsh & Son.
See the window display at A. j.
Parks store. You can easily figure
how much money you can save on
every pair of shoes bought during the
sale.
Mrs. Frank Burr was given pleas
ant surprise Thursday evening by
members of the Christian church.
She is soon to leave for California to
spend the winter.
w. II. Gill returned to Greeley
yesterday morning from Laramie,
Wyo., with thirteen car loads of
lambs. over 1000, most of which
were sold to arrive. He says that
good feeders are scarce and high in
the north.
c. II. Chandler of Fort Collins was
in Greeley yesterday and to the ques-
tions of Tribune man estimated
the number If sheep and lambs be-
ing fed in Larimer county this sea-
son at not less than 100000. This
tops all figures in the past in that
section.
Carl Burkhart, father of William
Burkhart, manager of one of the de-
partments of the Shaw store, arrived
in Greeley Monday evening and will
located here permanently. His fam
lily will join him here shortly. They
are still at the old home in north
eastern Missouri.
The WOOdmen officers and degree
team went to Windsor Tuesday even
ing to put on the work for the lodge
of that city. One of the hottest
times the Woodmen of that city ever
enjoyed was the result. At the close
of the business session an oyster sup
per was served in the lodge rooms. !.
Warren McCord, soliciting freight
agent for the Chicago & Northwest
ern road, was in Greeley Saturday
and to a Tribune mans query he
said that about 80, 900 sheep and lambs
would be fed in Weld county this
season. But he claimed not to be
thoroughly posted as to the number.
A remarkable dinner was served
recently by farmer near Ault, Colo.
The table was set for twelve, and
the menu consisted of one . e pound
potato. one l5-pound cabbage, one 10
mound chicken. one 6-pound turnip.
one 2-pound onion, and three pies
made from l 4 pound apple. Colo
RADIO Promotion and Publicity.
Fred Evans, chief inspector OF the
Bell Telephone system in this city.
accidently broke a bone in one leg
while playing basket ball in the ar
mory last Friday evening. lt was
NOT until the next morning tiat Mf.
Evans discovered the extent OF ms
injury. although the limb palned
him considerably from fall sus-
| tained.
F.. j. IIuaniski, editor and pro-
nrietor of the Ouray Plaindealer, was
| i'm Greeley last Tuesday, coming mere
+o bring home his daughter Tor