The Greeley tribune., 1904-02-25
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Homes.
Home rendered lard at Broyles
Brothers Cash Market.
Send rummage to church, ll25
Sixth street. Sale February 26 and 27.
Mrs. Frank Cottingham went to
Denver Monday, returning home
Tuesday.
G. Rugh and S. B. Wright arrived
In Greeley yesterday from business
trip east.
Fashions latest in spring suits.
Princess suits, distinction In dress.
A. ]. Park.
Best Louisville and LAFAYETTE coal,
1925 per ton, s2. Is one-half ton. E.
G. Mckinney & Co.
Ladies' and misses corsets, reg
ular 60, Is and 81 grade, 90 at II
cents. Red Front.
Harry f. Knowlton OF Fort Collins
was in Greeley Tuesday on business
and visiting friends.
A strictly high grade piano cheap
II sold this week. Easy payments.
Address PIX. Tribune, Greeley, Colo.
Mrs. A. K Clark went to Fort
Lupton Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Knowles. She returned home
Sunday.
Thomas Gibbeon has been confined
to his home the past four weeks with
pneumonia, but he is now considered
out of danger.
All of our ladies' winter waists,
both wool and silk, just one half
price. These are bargains you should
not miss, Red Front.
The Loyal Mystic Legion OF Amer
lea will give supper in Hurlbut hall
Thursday, March 3, from 5 to 8,
with good program to follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wylie went to
Denver Monday. returning the same
evening. Tuesday Mrs. Wylie vas
taken seriously i'll with la grippe.
Twenty-Five hundred yards en-
broidery to so cents yard and we
guarantee our price to be 10 per cent
less than any other store in town.
Red Front
Word has been received here that
Frank NJ. Bills. son of c. NJ. Bills
and nephew of W. z. Bills of this
city, died In Los Angeles, Calf, last
Friday. The funeral will be held in
Denver today.
Robert Dye, who was seriously in
jured by heavy cable falling on his
head and neck some days ago at the
El Paso mine at Cripple Creek, is re-
ported o. k. again. He was badly
cut about the neck.
The 4-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Il. Croll is lying dangerously Ill
with pneumonia. The little lad has
been III for about sig weeks, starting
with typhoid pneumonia. The ty-
phod has apparently left him but be
is unable to shake the pneumonia.
The question, (which is the most
profitable sheep market. St. Joseph
or Chicago?" is being discussed by
shippers on all sides. Railroad and
com mission men are arguing for theil
respective points, but the St. Joseph
people seem to have shade the
best Of 1t up to date.
The meter for measuring the wateI
that the Colorado & Southern rail
road will use in its locomotives has
arrived and is being installed by the
city near the corner Of + 18TH street
and the railroad tracks. The Unior
Pacific will put in its own meter, buI
this has not as yet arrived.
j. X. Comstock of St. Louis, a pro
duce dealer, has begun suit In ths
county court here against F. Fl
Sears OF this city for 1892 damage!
for alleged breach OF contract. 1t i.
claimed that Sears contracted to fur
blSll NOuISIONN Will Nol iouu'
Of potatoes at certain price. Wher
the time came to deliver, the pota
toes were not to be had.
Governor Robert NJ LaFollette o
Wisconsin will probably be the orato
for July at the Boulder Chautauqua
He Is one of the most gifted ant
popular men In the public eye. Johr
G. WooIley will make the principa
address on temperance day. and Johr
S. Williams, leader Of the minority
in the house OF representatives, will
probably be the orator on Democratic
day There Will be Republican
day, a Maccabee's day and at leasl
two chlIdren's days, at one of which
Mrs. Greenlee, the noted Denver elO