The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-24
Fresh garden seeds. Red Front.

Fresh garden seeds. Red Front.
get your seed oats at K:tson's, $40
Seventh street.
For real old-fashioned time see
The Punkin Husker."
Try our matchIess coal. +. Fl.
Gilcrest Lumber company.
Attend the millinery opening Fri.
DAY and Saturday at the Red Front.
Ladies, you are invited to attend
the millinery opening at Miss Bishops
today.
Manicuring, complexion treated and
shampooing at Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
The right kind Of lumber at right
prices, for sale by F. n. Gilcrest
Lumber company.
Money to loan on gilt edged secur.
tiles, farm or city property. H. G.
Havener, 72l Main street.
The plow season is on! And Fuller
4 Orr are prepared to furnish the
best alfalfa lays IN the market.
W. T. Porter, local manager for
the Armour Packing company, left
Saturday night for Kansas City, ex.
pecting to return today.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hart OF Denver has
been suffering severely from cold and
fever for some time, but she has i'm.
proved in health the past week.
w. E. Gillespie has secured a
partnership with A. }. Arbuckle in
the real estate business IN this city.
Their office will be in Mr.. r.Arbuckles s
old office opposite the postouice.
For Sale-First quality seed oats,
young pigs and shoats, fine driving
mares, heavy work and draft horses,
several spans OF young mules we'll
broken. Apply or telephone S. L.
W. ranch.
Frank Levin returned to Greeley
Saturday after six weeks business
trip to New York and Chicago. Mr.
Levin says that he never before saw
such snow banks as lined the railroad
between the two cities.
Those troubled with headaches,
dizziness, nervousness, infamed ewes
or i'll fitting glasses should not fail to
see Mr.. l.. d. Green, as all his work
is guaranteed bv his firm. AT the
Oasis hotel March 81, %, 20
Frank S. Marsh, for some time
associated with A. j. Arbuckle in
the real estate business in this city
has bought out the confectionery and
bakery business OF Grove & Nelson
at Eaton and has moved to that city
George A. Bates will put twenty
four OF his $50" into potatoes.
twenty. We acres in wheat and four
teen acres in oats. The rest Of the
land will be devoted to alfalfa. Mr..
Bates land is situated eight miles
east OF Greeley and joins the Lincoln
school house.
A Tribune man interviewed few
potato dealers Monday as to the prob
able carloads of marketable potatoes
yet unsoId in the Greeley district
One put the number at 600; another
said 800; and another said 1000. Bul
all agreed that there would be nj
trouble to dispose Of them.
For Sale or Trade for Land Neal
Greeley-2OO acres choice bottom ant
timber land In southern Missouri
plenty of heavy oak, walnut and othe
first growth timber; fine fruit land
new house, barn, granary and othel
improvement. For particulars ad
dress e. n. Core, Boulder, Colo.
The S. S. Whist club entertained
about forty members and friends ir
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gill Thursday evening. The first
ladies' prize was won by Mrs. j. G
Harris and the gentlemen's prize BY
DR., StockoveI. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
DuIkee each won consolation prize
The Pe1cheron Norman and Coach
Horse Breeding association held its
annual meeting Thursday afternoon
and elected all the old officers for the
ensuing year. These are: R. w. De
Vinney, president; A. F. Searles ol
Eaton, secretary; John LaughliD,
treasurer. The association Is In good
shape financially, with good stock or
hand.
A team belonging to the Clayton
Lumoer company last Thursday morn
ing astonished the natives by doing
a swift mile about two city blocks,
pulling behind them an empty lum'
Der wagon. In one of the laps around
the short track they took the side