The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16
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Latest in stationery displayed In
Horne's window.
Last call for hats, ribbons and vel
vets at Miss Bishops.
making sale of shoes this
week. Harry ii. Shaw.
Cash paid for hides at Rissler &
Platt's, Ill Main street.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Can
non boy on the llth inst.
Fencing and gates Of all kinds.
McCutcheon Hardware company.
A large line OF Lisk's antitrust
tinware. McCutcheon Hardware COM
pany.
One hundred pieces new zephyr
ginghams to select from. Harry ii.
Shaw.
Good board and new clean rooms,
ll29 Eleventh street: fresh supplies
from ranch.
Columbia dry batteries. IS cents
each: electric bells and fixtures at
Pier Brothers.
Lisk's imperial enameled ware,
with ten-year guarantee. McCutch-
con Hardware company.
We expect another invoice of hams
in this week, which we will sell at
10 cents. Rissler & Platt, Cash
Market.
A box social and school entertain
ment will be given in the Pleasant
valley school house next Tuesday
evening.
Spring samples are now on the
shelves at j. A. Crabb's tailoring
establishment. Come in and select
your spring suit.
William Mayher and 90. Russell
went to Denver Tuesday to attend
the convention of lumber dealers
held there Tuesday and yesterday.
Wanted-One thousand customers
to help me dispose of my large stock
of hats, ribbons. yelling and velvet
in ihe next ten days. Miss Bishop.
The Greeley Business college bas-
ket ball team defeated the Agricul-
tural college team in the armory
here Tuesday evening by score of
40 to 10.
The "Old Reliable" American
house, Denver, has made departure
from its old time policy and now let's
rooms on both American and Euro
pean plan.
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.
Mail Carrier Kimball had runa-
way Monday that scattered his rig
over a mile and half of road and
cost him fifteen dollars to repair.
Too much cold snap.
Scott & Lyons represent none but
the very best fire insurance compan-
ies-the Aetna, Hartford. Home of
New York, etc. Insure with them
and you will be we'll protected.
Max Meyers, The six years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Meyers Of
Evans, died of diphtheria last Tues
day. He was buried Yesterday in
Evans cemetery. The Evans schools
al, NTH loo
Our antitrust price on flour is
81. 70. Best hams. II cents; best
bacon, l2ls cents: salt side, cents.
Give us "a chance to figure with you ;
we can duplicate any catalogue house
with our cash prices. Red Front.
Frank Fuhrer, an old time Greeley
boy was seen here last Tuesday even
ing with Vests Minstrels. Last
year he was here with the Haverly
Minstrels, as band and orchestra
leader. lie is now holding SINH
lar position with the other organiza-
tion.
The body of Thomas iaco, the
Italian section hand killed last
Monday at Keene station, by being
run over by Burlington train, was
brought to the city Tuesday evening.
Coroner Macy is still at Keene look
ing up testimony for an inquest to
be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Patton returned
to Greeley last Monday evening and
were met at the depot by a large
number of friends who offered some
congratulations. but considerably
more noise. MIR. and Mrs. Patton
are at the home of c. ID. Todd for
the present.
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