The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25

See the couches and rockers lust
received at kemmerer's Department
Store.
Clarence Faulkner and family are
home from the Greeley colony at
Rocknurst,
For good juicy steak or tender
roasts call or phone the old reliable
Marks Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Badger re-
turned home Friday evening from
their wedding tour.
The Delta school will open for the
fall term September 5, with with A.
B. Craig again as teacher.
The best and cheapest musical in.
struments and supplies can be found
at the Thompson Music company.
Harry Lee was down town last
Friday FOR the first time In many
weeks, having been laid up with dia.
betes.
The new electric clocks are In
Call at E. L. Dunham's and see how
they work. He has the movement
on exhibition
Miss Bessie Budrow OF Fort Collins
and. Miss Alta Shermer of Sparta, |
Wis, were the guests last week Of
Miss Edith Milford.
The Greeley schools will open
Tuesday, September 6. The State
Normal will not open until the fol-
lowing Tuesday, September l3.
Judge L. B. Willard, NJ. d.
Spencer and William Farr left Sun
day morning for the upper Poudre to
have one more whirl at the trout.
Mrs. Charles Leroy returned home
from Windsor last thursday after
few days spent with her husband,
who is working at the head OF No. 2
ditch.
Another low rate excursion to the
Big Horn Basin will be given by the
Hanover Land company Tuesday,
August 80. For particulars call on
F. E. Baker Greeley.
DR.. G. a. Ringle, permanently To-
Gated IN Greeley, office over Rey-
nolds drug store. Practice limited
to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and
throat, and fitting OF glasses.
find nothing better for liver de-
rangement and constipation than
Chamberain's Stomach sand Liver
Tablets. f. Andrews, DesMcines,
Iowa. For sale by all druggists.
Seventeen teachers took the reg:s
ular quarterly examination In the
county court house last Thursday and
Friday. Papers were sent out to a
great many more who took the exam
ination at home.
If you want pretty pictures of
Greeley and vicinity for yourself or
friends, get "Glimpses OF Greeley"
at The Tribune office, for fifty cents.
: More for the money than offered IN
J any other view book.
Judge Bennett of the district court
returned home last Thursday from
trip to Galveston and New York, via
, the ocean route. The weather was
, fine all the time and his honor re-
. ports no seasickness on board.
Mrs. John ::.Johnson and son,
Swan Johnson, OF Bertrand, Neb.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lofgren for a short time.
Mrs Lofgren is the daughter of Mrs.
Johnson Mr.. johnson Is n grocer
in his home town.
, C. E. Gooslin, an employe Of the
; Colorado Telephone company, had
his left arm broken last Wednesday
afternoon by falling from tree
through which he was helping string
wires. The accident occurred some
miles west Of Greeley.
A large gathering OF the Swedes
OF Weld county is expected at the
court house this evening, when fur
ther plans for the newly organized
political club will be formulated.
State Auditor Holmberg will be
present to address his countrymen.
The Star Grocery moves into its
new building today. The store is
situated on Ninth street, two doors
west of Sutor.s new bakery. Call and
see them and get lower prices than
ever. Nine bars of Denver Best soap
for % cents; choit e lemc MS ten cents
dozen
Claude Sites and Nathaniel Nc
Intyre were each fined S25 and costs
in Justice Wizards court Thursday |
for assaulting Elmer Walters, one OF
the deputies in the raid on the Evans
gamblers July l5. The trial was by
n L Corpopter taking the