The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02

SiuoAC SiAoS opcVIdi SeSdT d L.
Pork spare ribs. finest in the land,
at Marks. Market.
We guarantee every shoe at The
Phelps Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver White visited
relatives in Denver the past week.
Good, fresh, young COW for sale, in
quire of r. j. Carter, Pleasant val
ley.
r. L. Pence and j. II. Rowe of
Ault were business visitors In Gree
ley last Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Tracy of Eaton died
last Wednesday and was buried Thurs
day. She was about IS years of age.
A Tribune want ad is apt to find
anything, from a long lost brother to
the owner of set of false teeth.
Only ten cents line.
The Misses Agnes and Eda Zim-
norman from Zimmerman's in the
mountains have been visiting friends
in Greeley for the past week.
The choir of the First Presbyter-
ian church met at the home of w.
Fl. Soaring and enjoyed q fine social
time as we'll as a good rehearsal last
Friday.
Finest thing out. Saves coffee,
saves time, saves temper. Come in
and see the only perfect instantan-
eous coffee maker on the market. ID.
r. Macarthur.
have discontinued handling the
Southern oysters and from now on
will carry only Maryland and Con-
necticut stock. Chesapeake Bay oy-
sters twice week. f. B. Coulter.
Mrs. H. b. Jackson of Buffalo,
N. Y, who is spending the winter
with her former brother-in-law and
niece, II. L. Wyman and Miss May
Wyman, is spending few days with
friends In Denver.
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher of
voice, three years student in the
New England Conservatory of Music
and International Training School
for Vocalists, Boston, will meet and
advise with those musically inclined.
Voices tried free. 1Ol4 Seventh av-
enue. Bell phone 365- Red.
County Superintendent of Schools
Harrison last Monday sent out two
new teachers to rural districts where
there were vacancies by reason of
resignation. l.. S. Barger went to
district No. on the st. Vrain. Miss
Iva Colby of Longmont went to dis
trict 81, northeast of Ault, known as
the Olive Branch school house.
1t was announced in The Tribune
last week that w. F.. kinsella had
chased the Mckissick property on
Fourteenth avenue. Since then Mr..
Kinsella says about twenty different
people have asked him and Mrs. Kin
sella II they were going to live there.
They are not, they are still living
in the old Gray home at HIP Twelfth
street.
Ovid and Anna Plumb, two of the
earliest of the Union coloniStS, have
decided three of their farms six miles
east of town to their children, Anna
f. HAYNES, Augustus Plumb and Ed
ward Plumb. Each received $50 acres
and one-third interest in the Plumb
ditch The property is valued at
$s5, 900. The parents retain control
of the property until they die.
The farmers of Pleasant valley
have organized an alliance, offensive
and defensive, whereby they propose
to pool their interests in selling pro
duce and buying groceries and sup
plies. Ernest Bliss is the president
of the organization. The plans OF
the association have not yet been
fully ''matured. Another meeting
will be held in the Pleasant val
ley school house next Saturday even
ing.
Sameul T. Welsh has commenced
suit in the district court against the
Windsor Reservoir and Canal COM
pany for IS, 900 damages and an in
junction to prevent that company
from storing water in its small reser-
! voir lying south of the large reser-
voir 1t is claimed by plaintiti
that the water from the little reSer-
voir backs up on his farm, also that
the dam that holds the water has
caused seepage water which will not
run Of his land.
Cash prices for cash buyers: Best
flour S2.60: best Jap tea worth 60
cents and IS cents, now 30 cents: oat
meal per package 20 cents; seven
Wounds for ~ captS choice dried