The Greeley tribune., 1904-02-11

Nineteen four wall paper At
HOrne's.
Hats at less than cost at Miss
Bishops,
Fine ranch butter, 20 cents, at
Star Grocery.
Eiwood field fence. Robie, Nc
Cutcheon 4 Co.
W. G. Dickerson is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Milton Seaman, street supervisor,
Is Ill with la grippe.
Smoked ilalibut, smoked white fish
and new cod. Red Front.
Finest home rendered lard at Dauth
Il 20. S market on Ninth street.
For Rent-Five acres on Eighth
street. Inquire fl. A. Russell
John F. Rocho is confined to his
home with eIysipelas in the face.
You can buy home rendered lard at
Dauth & CO.. Ninth street market.
DR.. Wright was called to Rocky
Ford Tuesday. He will return Thurs
day.
NJ. A. Bowling and family are oc-
cupying the residence 1919 Seventh
street.
Call ann see the new facilities for
showing wall paper at Stover's book
store.
Tuesday eynaber&Sweeny shipped
six car loads of potatoes to Texas
points.
New crisp lettuce and other veg
etables at Dauth s. Co. g Ninth street
market
We make a speciality Of Battenburg
and all kinds of silks for fancy work.
Red Front
County Treasurer Statler and Coun-
ty Clerk Adams are both laid up with
la grippe.
New line of heavy work harness,
collars and pads We can save you
money. Red Front.
S. M. Goodman returned to Greeley
Tuesday after three weeks busi-
ness trip to New York city.
Fl. f. Johnson of Denver, business
manager OF the Colorado Milling asso-
citation, and f. NJ. Ryan, secretary
of the association, were In Greeley a
few days the past week.
James Fl. Mcdonald Is out OF
quarantine after months siege
with smallpox. 1t was a mild form
and at no time was he quite i'll.
John Forrest is visiting his sun-in.
law and daughter, Dr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Miller. Mr.. Forrest was resi-
dent of this neighborhood for years,
but the past four years he has resided
at Honolulu, II. L.
The Antlers and Brunswick bowl
ing teams played series Of games a
the Antlers alleys last Thursday
evening, the latter team winning
by IS pins. The same teams will
play three games tonight at tht
Brunswick alleys.
The Rev. F. North -Tummon hal
had to change his plans somewhat
and will leave Greeley at the end o
February, going on to New York ant
later to England, returning in the
fall to church work in Denver. Hi!
daughter Allene will accompany heI
| father.
Tomorrow will he legal holiday
being recognized as such by the state
legislature, to commemorate Lincoln
it being the anniversary Of his birth
All banking institutions, including
the postotfice, will be closed, the lat
ter doing business between the hour!
of - m. and p. M, only
Harry E. Churchill is booked for a
speech at the republican banquet lr
the Windsor hotel, to be held ir
Denver tomorrow night. This gath
ering is in honor Of the anniversary
OF LinCOln'S S bIrthday. Otner speakers
are Ed o. Wolcott, John l.. Webster
Of Nebraska, G. C. Goodwin OF Utah
and Judge Dixon of Pueblo.
We are now located at the Mansion
barn, where we will be until srrtrg
for the purpose of handling horses
and mules. Our first sale will be
February 20. at which time we will
have some good broke teams and a
few good drivers. II you want to buy
anything or have any good horses or
mules for sale call and see US. Yours
for business, Hall 4 Spillman.
j. f. McCreery Is having mod
ern residence erected on his ranch
four miles northeast of Greeley. 1t
will be a two-story frame with rock
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