The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26
Sealshipt oysters at Coulter's.

1 OySSSAo 0O SoutIQ3 os
Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at Fezers.
Remember, artistic picture franz
Ing at G. ID. Horne's.
The Cash grocery sells good flour
for 81. 50 per 100 pounds.
wall paper In styles and prices to
suit everybody at G. d. Horne's.
Leave orders for the Denver Re-
publican at Spere's confectionery.
Chesapeake oysters in. the Seal
shipt carriers from now on at Coul-
ter's.
Splendid entertainments at Cath
ole fair. New armory, December
l to 8 inclusive.
Mrs. Lowry expects to go this
week to her old home in Davenport,
Iowa, to spend the winter.
We show the largest line of mems
and boys sweaters in Greeley. sic
to So. The Park Merchandise Co.
Parties desiring to reach trade of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad In the Eaton
Herald.
We have special arrangements to
write farm insurance In half dozen
OF the very best companies in
America. Scott & Lyons.
Our Mcdonald duck coats are the
best quality, best made and best fit
ting garment of this kind put out by
any manufacturer. The Park Mer-
chandise Co.
w. H. McIndoo, of the firm of
Snyder & McIndoo, had one hand
badly cut in shaper at the COM
pany's plant last Thursday. He ex-
poets to save all the fingers that
were lacerated.
Mrs. Clementine Hawes and
daughter, Mrs. Amesse, have gone to
New Orleans, DR.. Amesse having
been ordered to the fever district by
the government. He was located at
Cairo, ILL.,, for short time.
Bertha Hentchel of Evans today
plead guilty in the county court to
giving liquor. to minors at her saloon
in Evans. She was tried some time
ago and the jury failed to agree upon
a verdict. She was given the mini
mum fine of IS and costs upon plead
ing guilty.
J. Harshaw, W. W. Kelley and
f. b. Stapleton, the three farmers
who had each other arrested for as
saults with jackknives and pitch
forks were all found guilty Thurs
day before Justice Stevens and fines
and costs to the amount of $24 a
piece taxed against them.
The way we are selling underwear
we must be right on price and quail
ity. You know we buy these goods
in case lots only; that is the reason
we give you such good values for
your money. You will surely need
underwear and when you get ready
for it don't fail to look us up.
Golden Rule store.
Ira Barden was arrested on COM
plaint charging interference with an
officer in discharge of his duty.
Humane Agent John V. Crone is the
complainant, and it is charged that
while Mr.. Crone was trying to
straighten the kinks out of some
boys who were trying to jump upon
trains, Mr.. Barden interfered.
Don't forget that the Tribune's
souvenir postals are the best thing
of the kind ever got up in northern
Colorado. Send set to friend,
and he will have Greeley and Weld
county illustrated. For sale at 25
cents a dozen or two for five cents,
at the Tribune office. Also for sale
at Fezer's, Noah's Ark, Stover's,
Craig's and Shaw's.
The Greeley Golf Club has been
reorganized for the season with W..
B. Starr, president; Charles Clark,
vice president and Joseph G. Ewing,
secretary and treasurer. The grounds
have been cleaned up where the links
are located on Island Grove park
and nearly every day now sees sew
eral players chasing the elusive
balls.
Former Mayor H. c. Watson of
this city was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening by about two
dozen friends who called upon him
on the event of his departure for a
trip around the world and presented
him with fine pair of field glasses
to take with him. Mayor Frank j.
Green was present and made the pre-
sentauion speech.