The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
Craigs for new books.
Easter presents at Glaciers.
ID. j. March Is the horseshoer.

Easter presents at Glazier's.
ID. j. March Is the hOrseshoer.
Five-cent single roll wall paper at
Hornets.
Closing, out paint brushes at cost
at Fezer's.
Sterling silver top hat pins 25c
each at Glazier's.
Wall paper SC roll and up at
Stover's Book Store.
Sugar cured hams and bacon, whole
or sliced. at Marks Market.
A few more sl.l5 boys shoes to
size five at The Phelps Shoe Store.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Full line of spring and summer
goods on hand. Order your suit now.
Swanson. the tailor.
Fred Alnutt has been In Denver
all this week attending series of
lectures upon embalming.
Judge Bennett last Saturday grant
ed divorce to Wilhelmina d. Lyck-
man from Gustav L. Lyckman.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. DIR. Dyde last Friday
afternoon.
The Congregational ladies fed over
200 people at the chicken pie supper
given at the home of Mrs. William
Mayher last Thursday evening.
Have you been thinking of SELL
ing' something for long time? AS
soon as you are ready to sell it a
want ad. In the Tribune will do the
rest.
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. English, Mrs.
Richard patterson and Mrs. d. A {.
Rue, left last Friday for Los Angeles.
Calf, to attend the convention of
w. o. W.
The little town of Johnstown in
the west end Of the county is to have
a telephone exchange all of its own.
The Bell people are working on the
plans for the office and connections.
E. N. Miller has just received a
car of Olds gasoline engines, both
mounted and stationary. and is in
position to make low prices on IT.
rigation Plants of high class ma
chinery.
A beautiful lawn is "a thing OF
beauty and Joy forever,' but you
won't have it If you don't use the
right kind of seed. We sell only the
pure seeds, and lawn fertilizer. Far
mers Supply and Mchy. Co.
Ivan Elliott, the seventeen years
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Elliott, is sick with diphtheria.
His case does not seem to be a severe
one, however. Mr.. Elliott came up
from Platteville last Friday on ac-
conut of the boys sickness.
President Il. X. Snyder of the
State Normal school enjoyed visit
one day last week, from his old
friend, DIR. A. A. Winship, the we'll
known Boston lecturer. DR.. Win
ship was on his way to Utah and by
accident met DIR. Snyder in Pueblo.
J. p. kerchgestner and wife have
moved out on farm in Pleasant
Valley. Mrs. Bernethy, erin-law
of o. o. Russell, who has been max
ing her home with him for the past
winter, has moved into the house
3l5 Twelfth avenue, vacated by the
Governor Mcdonald has signed the
bill authorizing the employment OF
convict labor upon the state roads.
One of the projects contemplated tC
be constructed by this kind of labor,
is a state road running along the east
side of the Rocky mountains, the
entire length of the state.
People of Johntown are talking
about having sugar factory located
at that place. They figure that the
Loveland factory has about all the
beets it can handle without the new
extensions to the beet road, so hence
it must. be the intention of the sugar
people to put factory in at Johns
town.
What was reported as the highest
price ever paid in Wyoming for wool,
was almost eQualled by Gill & Deck
er. last Thursday. The Wyoming
price was 2O1a cents pound, for 4
small quantity. Gill & Decker re-
ceived 20 ceRts pound for the
product from $500 head of sheep,
kept on their ranch near Grover.
w. j. Henderson of Ault, was last
week appointed justice of the peace
at Ault. This ends a long SCRAP