The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-23
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"alch repairing at A. Hielscher's.
see Pier Brothers for hot air heat.
Piano Tuning, $3.50. ]. Scott
Thompson.
II you want the best washers we
nave them. Red Front.
furniture upholstered at j. E.
Jones' SIP Eighth avenue.
q. P. Davenport and father left
tuesday for Rocky Ford on business,
Gallon pie fruit at 30 cents pe1
gallon. The Park Merchandise com.
pany.
A. L. Mumper has been in Routt
county the past week on pleasure
and business.
Good ranch butter at Is and 20
cents pound. The Park Mercban.
disc company.
we have just received a fine line
OF porch rockers and settees.' The
hemmerer Department Store.
Ladies can find loads of useful
artlcles for the kitchen on our FIVE
and ten cent counters. Pier Brouhers.
Miss Florence Baker of Fort Nor.
gan was the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Baker, Of this city, the past
week.
Some Of the incest and most com.
Portable leather upholstered chairs
can be seen at Kemmerers' Depart.
meut Store.
Elwood fences, Alaska Iefrigerators,
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Dolphin
5-ply hose, Quick Meals. Robie, Nc
Cutcheon & Co.
Are you troubled with tired and
aching feet? Try pair of Martha
Washington shoes. They are supreme
comfort. Red Front.
IL you want the best refrigerator
made-the Automatic-now is the
time to get one for little money at
d. R. Macarthur 4 Co.'S.
R. B. Starr arrived from an east
ern trip Friday feeling In good humor
with himself and the world. During
his absence Mr.. Starr visited the St.
Louis fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. McCutcheon
returned to Greeley Monday morn
ing, after months absence, visit
ing the exposition and points in New
Orleans and in Texas.
DR.. c. a. Ringle is permanently
located in Greeley with offices over
Renyolds drug store. Practice lin
tied to diseases OF the eyes, ears.
nose aud throat and the fitting of
glasses.
Meats are going up but we can sell
you the best hams at l3 cents: bacon,
ii and IA cents: salt side, 8 cents
lard, ten pounds for sl.l5, twenty
pounds for 81, fifty pounds for s4 80.
Red Front.
Captain Harper and Calvin Ran
dolph lett for the upper PoUdrt
Thursday morning to enjoy a hrieI
season of fishing, quiet and rest
They will occupy the Randolph cot.
tage at Stonehurst.
Judge Heiskell Of Fort Morgan
was in Greeley Sunday and he told ;
Tribune man that crops In thai
vicinity never looked better; ant
that farmers and merchants were
anticipating a profitable season.
Or. Ringle of Denver, the eye, ear
nose and thoat specialist, who ha:
been making regular visits to Gree
lev, has permanently located here
and may be consulted at his office ir
Park Place, over Reynold drug store
Magistrate Willard returned tc
Greeley Friday after two months
visit with relatives and friends in
Yankee land. Bis vacation did him
much good and he says that he feels
better and stronger than In many
years past.
The Morse brothers and II. L.
Mersereau returned the first of the
week after few days fishing in
the Big Thompson. They had good
luck. but the weather was almost
too moist, as it Ialned more or less
every day they were camping out.
The Rev. C. A. LeafgIen, paste r
OF the Swedish church, returned to
Greeley Monday evening, after at
tending the conference of Swedish
churches held in Rockford, H.,
where he was elected president Of
the Swedish Free Missionary churches
of America.
The performance at the Greeley
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