The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09

McCutcheon Hardware Co.
Oscar Adams went to Denver last
Saturday to consult an oculist. -:
| A large shipment of books of all
Kinds just received au Stovers Book
Store.
Come in and get prices on new
goods. Never were SO low. Leiper
s. Bowling.
Elegant lines of copper ware,
chating dishes, etc. McCutcheon
Hardware Co.
Get seats early for THE Kilties
Band" Greeley opera house, Mon
day, Nov. 18th.
Splendid entertainments at Cath
olic fair. New armory, December
l to 8 inclusive.
Guaranteed gold rings (all kinds.
Free to our customers until the holi-
days. Red Front
Silk dresses and fancy waists
speciality. Mrs. l.. A. Newland 715H
Seventh street, up stairs.
City Marshal Eugene Williams has
been i'll for the past week, but is
beginning to sit up again.
Miss Pearl Holland came Friday
from Loveland for visit with her
mother, Mrs. S. p. Holland.
New York buck wheat flour, maple
sap, Iowa sorghum, (by the gallon),
New York cider. Red Front.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church gave social
in the church Tuesday evening.
Crack foot ball game next Satur-
day afternoon, between the Aggies
and Normals. Game called at 2 30.
Harvey leighton of Colorado
Springs stopped in Greeley few
days last week on his way to Wyom-
ing.
Mrs. Herbert Badger entertained
Miss Daisy Rickard and Miss Lena
King from Fort Collins several days
last week.
Mrs. S. L. Spurgeon of Gipson re-
turned a few days ago from Seattle,
Wash, Bosie, Idaho, and other
western towns.
Miss Melcena Graham, who has
been teaching in Colorado Springs,
has given up her school indefinitely
and returned home for much needed
rest.
Hot cream biscuit, fried chicken
and trimmings, at the Rathbone
Sisters supper, Odd Fellows hall
next Thursday night. Only
quarter.
Miss Leila Cook of Morning Sun,
Ohio, and Miss Frances McComb of
Los Angeles, Calf, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phelps, at 1922
Tenth avenue.
A. NJ. McClenahan is back from
Grants, N. NJ, where he bought
l, 800 sheep for feeding. One thous-
and came home with him and the
rest will follow.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Cheeseman, Friday, November
II at p. m. Mrs. John Campbell,
state agent, will be present.
Pat Brinn, John Mcdonald and
Bob Hook were arrested. a few even
ings ago by Duputy Marshal Rose
man, on charge of gambling.
They have not yet had their trial.
j. G. Smith has been appointed
Justice of the peace at Johnstown by
the county commissioners to succeed
John Riker who has removed to
Wellington, Colo, to go into busi-
ness.
William Miner made business
trip to Elm Creek, Nebraska, last
week. Mr.. Miner has fed sheep at
Elm Creek several years and this
winter will move his sheep yards to
Brush, Colo.
Picnic hams &c. best bacon 13c,
salt side 1Oc. We have the genuine
cream brand Kansas flour at 81. 40.
Best Colorado flour s1.90 per 100
pounds. 90 pounds best lard for s2,
crackers &c 10y the box). Red Front.
G. d. Horne is at loss to know
where to display his holiday line.
Goods are arriving daily. Last Sat-
urday a shipment Of 800 books
arrived, Mr.. Horne's line of N-mas
novelties will be something new to
Greeley people.
You furnish the cook-we furnish
the eatables. We are the competi-
tors that you read so much about
we have the Kansas fiour-tons and
tons Of it. Imp. apples sl.5o, Bell