The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-04

Clean dressed poultry at Marks
Market.
Take a Kodak with you. Feze,
sells 'em.
We have the price on binding
twine. Red Front.
Porch and lawn chairs at rsduced
prices at Leiper & Dowlinp's
Summer underwear at half price
al kemmerer's Department Store.
Your choice of an enamel dish in
our south window, ten cents, Pier
Brothers.
Last chance for raspberries, We
have cut price, Leave your order
Red Front.
Miss Mana Wright is visiting
friends at Orchard, expecting to be
gone month.
For good juicy steak or tender
Toasts call or phone the old reliable
Marks Market.
Our summer millinery closing ont
REGARDLESS OF cost or value, to make
room for our fall goods. Red Front.
Mrs. NJ. E. Laughlin favored The
Tribune office with nice boouet
Tuesday, for which our thanks are
Forthcoming.
/. E. G. Fl. Kirts has moved his Sec
ond hand store to sll Ninth street,
where he has more loom and can
carry larger stock.
The cheapest twine is not the best.
but the best is the cheapest in the
long run. See US before buying.
Farmers Supply & Machinery Co.
A. B. Craig returned home las
Monday morning from Las Animas,
where he had been spending five
weeks in the II. Reynolds drug store.
The cheapest twine is not the best,
but the best is the cheapest in the
long run. See US before buying.
farmers Supply & Machinery Co.
Bud Smith, son OF Ed Smith of
Denver, spent few days visiting
at the home of Hiram White, where
his sister, Miss Ida Smith, has been
stopping. Both returned home last
Monday
Miss Eliza Casey of Boston has
been visiting several days with her
brother, the Rev. A. B. Casey of st.
Peter S Catholic church. Miss Casey
is teacher in Boston and will re-
turn in time for the opening OF school
this fall.
Rev. r S. Walker of Keokuk,
Iowa, and L. L. Harrison went out
to Seelys lake last Tuesday and be-
tween them pulled an enormous
black bass. The two gentlemen are
still disputing about whose rod it
was that shot the fish.
Mis-. Charles W. Crouter, wife Of
Former State Auditor Crouter of
Colorado, and her young son are the
guests of Mrs. Alice NJ. Beckwith for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Crouter
are now living in Wheatland, Wyo.,
where for the past nine month"; MI.
Crouter has been in the drug bust
ness.
Ralph q. Meeker OF New York,
son of N. G. MeeEer, returned to
Greeley last Monday to wind up the
affairs of the Meeker estate, lately
in litigation. Mr.. Meeker made the
trip from New York to Greeley in
two days and Two nights, speaking
rather we'll for the average speed Of
the American railway train.
Neill Carlisle and ]. B. Burton,
two colored ''gen'm men" from near
the sugar factory, paid S. fine and
costs in police court Tuesday for dis
turblng the peace. There was a
more luxurious charge of beating
Carlisle's wife against them, but
this was finally withdrawn for a
lighter one.
Considerable alarm is felt among
farmers in the wheat growing sec
tion over the ravages Of rust in their
crop. While all the fall wheat and
the early spring wheat has been cut,
there is a great deal of late spring
wheat still standing, and 1T is this
crop that is attacked with the blight.
Some of the farmers whose crop is
damaged estimate that the yield Will
be cut down about one-half, which is
very likely a too high estimate.