The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-04
Little Locals
Wall paper at Horne S.


at FeZer's.
Wall paper &c a roll and up at
Stovers Book Store.
Buy picnic hams, 10 cents a pound,
Ninth Street Market.
We are headquarters for dam can
vas and rubber boots. Red Front.
Our and 10 cent counters are
crowded with bargains. Pier Broth
ers.
If you want the best, get Morrell
hams and bacon, for sale by A. w.
Jacobs.
Some nice shade trees. all best
varieties, in sizes to suit, at Greeley
Nursery.
Ribbons half price at the bargain
booth next Saturday only. Park
Merchandise Co.
Tickets to the old times concert
at Clark 4 Faulkner's and G. d.
Horne's, s5 cents.
A full stock of new and second
hand furniture, hardware, stoves and
ranges. II. j. Pouder.
New line of belts and belt buckles,
fancy combs, waists and waistings
just in. Red Front.
Twenty-Five cent hose for l3c at
| the bargain booth Saturday only.
parL, Marrbap6jSa %
Dauth has the biggest lot Of picnic
hams in Colorado. Ten cents a
pound, Ninth Street Market.
Go to G. ID. Horne's and see the
composite Madonna that the Ladies
Home Journal talks about this
month.
Save Friday night, May 5, for the
old times concert at First Presby-
terian church. Tickets % cents and
worth dollar.
II. A. Gailbraith. Fort Collins
enthusiast on horse flesh, was in
Greeley last Saturday talking racing
circuit with local devotees Of the
sport.
See the beauty of a writing desk
that the Clough Furniture Co. will
give to the young lady who sells most
tickets for the band excursion May
%. Particulars at the Tribune office.
District Attorney Van Horn was
in Greeley last Thursday consulting
with Deputy District Attorney J. C.
Ewing, about he criminal docket
for the May tskm of the district
court.
John White, of Windsor was ar
raigned before the county court last
Monday charged with breaking jail
at Windsor. He was held for trial
under q 5000 bail which he was un-
able to furnish.
L. P. Witham, formerly Of Gree
ley but for a number of years JUS
tice of the peace at Fort Collins,
was in town last Thursday. He was
on his way to Montana to join his
son Charles, who now lives there.
Fifty-three ladies Of the Women
of Woodcraft went to Windsor last
Thursday afternoon, to initiate
eighteen new members into the
Windsor lodge. The work was fol-
lowed by splendid supper to the
ladies.
Alfred II. DeNike, contract agent
for the Colorado Telephone company,
has been In Greeley, at the head OF a
force Of solicitors for several days.
They are going after business, ham.
mer and tongs and expect to add at
least a couple of hundred new SUBJ
scribers to their list
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith enter
tained on the night of April 10Th in
honor OF their brother and wife, l..
r. Smith. The event being in honor
of their fifth wedding anniversary
and the birthday of L. r. Smith.
Only a few selected friends were
present, but all passed very enjoy
able evening.
George Buker was arrested last
Friday by Undersheritf Williams,
charged with stealing two COW hides
from the slaughter house OF Daley
& Montgomery of Eaton. He was
Offering the hides for sale in Greeley
and was caught in this way. He
was bound over to the district court
by Justice willard last Saturday
morning.
The drawings from the State Nor
nal school exhibited at the meeting
in Chicago, at the meeting Of the
western association of drawing and
manual training teachers, won first
nri,a for elective art i'm institutions