The Greeley tribune., 1904-02-25

Piano In exchange for board and
loom. r. e. Pearson, Greeley, Colo.
II you want loan, see the Weld
County Abstract 4 Investment com.
pany.
viii K. Petrikin was down from
Windsor Friday night, Visiting
friends.
Attorney L. r. Rhodes Of Fort
Collins was in Greeley Saturday on
legal business.
Wanted-A good girl for general
housewoIk. Good wages. Call at
1880 Ninth avenue.
Six hundred second hand sacks for
sale in good condition Gordon NJ.
Fotherg'll. Fort Collins, Colo.
Warner CoontH has accepted a posi-.
tion with Goodman & Wasley and
will have charge Of their shoe depart
ment.
Washington's birthday. February
%, was observed here in the usual
way by the closing Of schools and all
public offices.
We have plenty Of money to loan
on good real estate and city prop
erty. Weld County Abstract & In
vestment company.
Walter l. Brush was the guest Of
his father and family Monday. Mr..
Brush said that business In Sterling
was brisk and promising.
An almost new upright piano for
sale cheap, easy payments; or will
trade for horse and buggy. O. R.
Brenniman, Greeley, Colo.
D. H. Hoops and Warren McCord
OF Denver we're In Greeley the past
week, rustling sheep shipments for
the Chicago & Northwestern road.
Be sure and take supper this even
ing with the ladies Of the ConRrega-
tional church at the G. L. Sullivan
home, Ills Eleventh street. Only
25 cents.
j. e. Deatherage, manager Of the
Gilorest Lumber company's local bus.
mess, was able to attend to business
Monday after ten days stay at
home with the mumps.
The ladies Of the Fipst Presbyter-
ian church last Friday evening gave
a delightful supper in the church
paIlors. For couple OF hours the
place was crowded to its full capacity.
For the past few days q force OF
men working for the Postal Tele-
graph company have been busy put
ting poles and stringiDg wires 10
Greelev. That company will open
its office here March /. They will be
located in the same building with
Byron Newton on Main street.
Eugene Williams returned from a
tlip to St. Louis last Saturday. He
weht with a train load Of potatoes
for X. Patterson & Son. Mr. Will
Jams says the weather was very dis
agreeable in the Fair City. Snow
and sleet covered the ground, so that
it was almost impossible to get about.
For Sale-Sixty acres bottom land.
best water right In the state. land
nearly all in alfalfa, new four-room
house, 25 tons hay, 30 head dairy
stock, head good horses, wagon,
buggy. new mower and rake and all
kinds Of farming tools; chickens and
pigs. Price for all, -, 800. Byron
Newton.
The past i've months w. M. Neill
has been making a brave fight for the
recovery Of his health. During that
time he has suffered from continuous
complaints, the last being the gIip.
But his courage is invincible and
there are strong hopes entertained
that when spring comes he may be
able to resume business.
Byron Newton reports the sale Of
P. F. Carney's eighty acres In Pleas
ant valley to W. j. Moore, recently
arrived here from Ohio; considera-
tion, 5000. Mr.. Newton has also
sold the house on the corner Of
Fourth street and Twelfth avenue,
belvpging to 6. W. Miller, to George
Hennick Of Missouri: consideration,
$I.l75.
The coal dealers Of northern Colo
RADIO have formed an association.
The object is to secure better ship
ping facilities and to establish a
uniform rate for coal. w. l.. Clayton
is president, aud j. L. Bartlett,
manager of the Peoples Lumber
company, secretary Of the new asso-
citation. The first meeting was held
in Denver last week.
Thursday night train OF % cars