The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
New fiction at CraiR's.

shoe Store.
Refriserators, settees, lamps, chairs
e'c.' at Leiper 4 Dowling's.
RAY Elmer OF Denver was yisi,,n,
win his mother the past week.
You will find the biggest line of
poultry food at Billiards. Feed Store
Engraved calling cards and wed.
oing stationery at The Tribupe
office.
The best of irrigating boots. and
every pair guaranteed at the Phelps
shue Store.
Salt and smoked meats at la1I
cents pound. The Park Mercban.
disc company.
Mrs. Daniel Hawks and niece, Miss
Hazel Godfrey, left for a visit to the
Worlds Fair Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd B. Ayers, who has been
dangerously sick, is improving nicely.
and will soon be out Of danger.
The East Side Second Hand Store
is otering extraordinary cheap bar.
gains in new and second hand goods.
A want ad in The Tribune will
bring you what you want nine times
out OF ten. The cost is ten cents a
line
Elwood fences, Alaska refrigerat tors,
pennsylvania lawn mowers, Dolphin
5.ply hose, Quick Meals. Robie, Nc.
Cutcheon s. Co.
Superintendent and Mrs. Shook
attended the W. of W. memorial ex.
ercises at Eaton Sunday. Nr. Snook
delivered the address.
We have made material reduc.
tion 10 the selling price OF the
Fletcher residence for an immediate
sale. See A. NJ. McClenatIan.
Friday morning, Miss Jessie Alice
Fink went to Denver tu rest up from
school labors. She will visit with
Mrs. Anna Goodrich while in the
capital city.
Mrs. A. Waring OF San Diego,
Calf, is visiting her son Roland,
and will leave this week for Colo.
rado Springs, where she will spend a
part OF the summer.
Rev. F. NJ. Sheldon, pastor of the
Park Congregational church, has
been doing church work in the
Yampa valley the past ten days.
But he was expected home last
night.
Captain Ogilvy was in Greeley
Monday. He says that crops in the
vicinity OF LaSalle are looking fine.
He has barley that is over i've feet
high, while his neighbors' grain is
fully as thrifty.
Morse & Cuyler Friday finished the
planting OF lu0 acres with potatoes.
They also have seventy acres of as
nice looking barley as any farmer
would wish to see. These, with sixty
acres OF alfalfa, rounds up the crop
list.
Mrs. L. S. Carpenter and sou AL
fred were 10 Denver for the COM
mencement season of the University
of Denver, returning home early last
week. While there uhey were enter
tained by old friends, the Rev. and
Mrs. Fisher.
On Saturday, June IL, and again
the 25th, rate Of only sl7.l5 win be
made ty the Union Pacific railroad
on their fast trains to ST. Louis and
return, tickets good for return for
fifteen days. Same rate is made to
Kansas City and return.
There is a strong sentiment among
democrats Of this district favoring
Fred Mason for county commissioner,
and several farmers in the south
and west end OF the county would
like see to l.. G. Vanderlip OF Evans
elected in the second district.
owing to the increase of business
the Weld County Hydraulic Stone
and Tile company were compelled to
build on a new addition to their fac
tory on Seventh street, where they
are now prepared to handle any and
all kinds of cement work. Fred
Deubacb x Son.
Herb Caywood is preparing for a
big blowout at Seely's lake on the
Fourth. There will be speeches in
the forenoon, while the afternoon
will be taken up with broncho riding.
a ball game, horse racing, and dance
all day in the pavilion. There will
be a boat race at night.
w. A. Miner returned to Greeley
Sunday after an absence OF eight
months. He fed flock Of sheep in
Kearney, Neb., till April /, then
what we're not sold he took to Mont