The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-31

-SchOOl DOCKS at HOrne'S.
School supplies-wbere, at Horne's.
School books at Stover's Book
Store.
Second hand work harness, cheap.
Red Front.
Eastman kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezers.
Piano tuning by responsible tuner.
Thompson Music Co.
II you want school shoes we have
the very best. Red Front.
Do you want shoes for ease and
comfort. We have them? Red
Front.
DR.. Law and wife returned home
last Friday after short sojourn at
Zimmerman
Insure your buildings and contents
with Scott & Lyons, losses always
satisfactorily adjusted.
]. G. Brewer of the postoffice force
came back from the mountains just
In time to so on the Como excursion
last week.
W. H. Senior last Monday shipped
car load of pigs to Clay Robinson
in Denver. The lot brought him
about 5000.
Mrs. DR.. Wills and daughter
formerly of this city, but now Of
Canada, are visiting the family Of
w. G. Estabrook.
Miss Emma Kelley of Hanna,
Wyo., is visiting her sister, Miss
Maggie Kelley. She leaves for her
home in Hanna today.
DR.. G. a. Ringle, Office over. Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and
throat. and lifting of glasses.
Ladies of w. r. c. have had rib
bon badges printed. All those at
tending the national encampment
can procure one at Horne's book
store free.
d. E. Carpenter last week sold a
car load of grain fed steers In the
Denver market. 'rhey ran better
than 200 pounds and he sold them
at 81. 20 and 1925 to the packers.
Misss Wilhelmine Joehnke writ
ing for several eastern magazines
has been in Greeley and vicinity for
several days the past week. looking
up data for an article on irrigation
and Greeley as town.
A little forethought may save you
no end of trouble. Anyone who
makes it rule to keep Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand knows this to be
fact. For sale by all druggists.
The Pueblo Chieftain last Thurs
day came out with its thirty-seventh
anniversary edition. 1t was 50
page number, and besides the regu-
lar local, state and world news con-
tained also an industrial division.
The families of w. 2. Bills and
ID. r. Smith returned last Saturday
in their automobiles from trip
into Wyoming. They went as far as
Woods landing, thirty miles west
of Laramie. They report good fish
ing.
According to reports from Rocky
Ford, cantaloupes are going to be
unusually high in price all this sea
son. There are said to be only 5O(
car loads of the melons this year as
, against l, 100 in the Arkansas Valley
j last year.
take this method of thanking
the Knights and Ladies of Security
for prompt settlement of the policy
held in their order upon the life O
Mrs. Calusa A. Wing, and for kind
ness and sympathy In time O.
trouble. J. II. Wing.
! The forty-third annual session o.
the Colorado conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church was be-
gun in Fort Collins last Tuesday
evening and will last until Monday,
Sept, A. Bishop Charles c. McCabe
OF Cincinnati, will be the presiding
officer. A considerable number OF
Greeley people are attending The
sessions.
Judge G. A. Bennett of this city
was on the bench in the crimina
dfrision of the district court in Den
yer one day last week. While there
he tried the case of C. w. Boiles
falias G. A. Clark. for cattle stealing
H0iIes was convicted of stealing y
head of stock OFF the range east o.
Denver. He was prosecuted by tht
stocI; inspection board.
A party of fisherman composed o.
Charles DeiTke, c. Is. Tisdei, Harvey