The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-21
Hot wafiles at Langtry's.

Hot waflles at Langtry's.
New goods arriving daily AT Craig's.
For first class lard 20 to A. W.
Jacobs
LaSalle cantaloupes at Marks
Market.
John Painter is now Worlds
Fair visitor.
Fresh Baltimore oysters In cans at
A. W Jacobs.
Eyangeline," opera house, Fri
day night, 23d.
Fresh watfies at Lantgry's.
From IA. m. to 5 p. m. you can
register Democrats, rally your
friends.
Delicious waffies at Langtry's.
Fresh fish right from the Paci6 DC
coast and Great Lakes Iets, at A. W.
Jacobs.
Mrs. Alfred Olson of Denver is
visiting the families of Charles Lof-
gren and Alfred Rosen.
Matt Ryan has returned from an
eastern trip in which he visited New
York and the st. Louis fair.
7; Steel safety deposit boxes in a tire
proof vault, for rent on easy terms
The Weld County Abstract company.
A want ad in The Tribune will
bring you what you want nine times
out of ten. The cost is five cents a
line.
: Ben Schwartz of Fort Morgan,
I formerly with Levin Brothers of this
city, was in the city on business
Tuesday.
I III. IL. Bills of Windsor was in
Greeley yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Bills is suffering from infammatory
, rheumatism.
Twenty-Five sloyd benches have
4 been installed in the manual training
room in the basement of the new
/, grade building.
Y Harry II. Shaw and wife were in
: Denver Wednesday to meet a cousin,
DR.. Way of Portland, Maine, who
, is Ell route west.
I Tie county clerks Office will be
kept open for registration from 7:l5
D to $50 Wednesday, Thursday and
FRIDAY of this week.
5 Ms. L. J. Waldo is visiting in the
home of j. l.. Ewing for short time
on her return from her trip to Buffalo
1 and New York city.
i. Miss Katherine O'Brien arrived in
/. Greeley Friday after an absence
+ of several weeks in Kansas City, st.
+ Louis and other points.
e Monday ID. f. Gray broke ground
(. on Eleventh avenue opposite the south
ward school house, for "a new $1,000
e house, modern in every way.
e Thursday ID. b. Wyatt and sor
II Jesse, accompanied by Miss Nellie
'f Chestnut Of Lucerne, left ON the eX
cursion over the Moflat road.
y Dorm White was in Greeley Frida!
n morning and to inquiries by a Tribune
S man ne said that his hail loss thi
S year will be not less than $1,000.
Rev. j. w. King and wife ar
re home from lengthy visit to Find
IA ley, Ohio, friends, stopping on TIN
1T home trip at st. Louis and the fair
m Court house-now is the time t.
tt,ig
le among your neighborS and have al
le not registered do so now at the cour
:, house.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Fezer and Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Reynolds wer
lg among the druggists that took in TIN
70 Moffatt road excursion Thursda
<, morning.
I'd Rufus Meade, an old High schoo
graduate of Greeley, was in town TIN
X latter part of last week meeting OLE
a friends. He is now located at High
c. iandlake.
is Free Free, We give free lesson
ne to every purchaser of violin, guita
or mandolin from our house. n
er change in our prices. The Thompso
~ Music company.
es S. p. Harris. the young man al
e rested for passing a bogus check on
y 4. Klein, had his hearing f'rida
and was bound over to the next tern
& of the district court for trial.
" Prof. Frank Abbott and bride ar
Is in the city for a few days on thei
III way back from California to st. Louis
e They are at the home of Prof. All
w bott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen
Abbott.
-. r. j. Wilson has been appointe