The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
First class repair work At 1,e.ter,..

Ark.
Morrison's candies are strictly
pure and fresh.
Largest assortment and lowest
prices at Noah's Ark.
Vote for mountain water and a
greater Greeley next Tuesday.
Is and 2Oc handkerchiefs all at
the low price of l214c each. Noah $
Ark.
Miss Smith has novelties In cross
stitch for holiday gifts. Pretty and
easily made.
Furs for cold weather presents, all
the way from $3.50 to s25, at the
Park Merchandise Co.
Dolls with kid bodies, jointed, and
dolls with dresses. at reasonable
prices at Stover's Book Store.
The W. o. w. uniform rank gave
a big ball In the new armory hall
last Thursday and cleared up a neat
little sum.
II you don't vote on the water
question next Tuesday you have no
kick coming If the election does not
60 your way.
The time is here to buy that
Christmas gift. You will find a
large variety from which to choose at
Stover's Book Store.
Nothing would please your wife
better tnan to receive an air suction
Victoria" carpet sweeper for
Christmas. Sold by Jos. Otoupalik.
Nothing succeeds like success.
We are closing the best year in our
ten years business which we will
celebrate with a disruption sale Dec.
25. Red Front.
Double trading stamps from now
until December 25th. This is fine
opportunity to get your book filled
while you are doing your Christmas
buying. Golden Rule store.
Double trading stamps from now
until December 25th. This is a
fine opportunity to get your book
filled while you are doing your
Christmas buying. Golden Rule
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Carrel returned
home Saturday evening after a six
weeks trip through the east. They
travelled in Michigan, Ohio and New
York state, visiting relatives and
friends by the way.
Rev. John Doane, the new pastor
of the Congregational church, arrived
in the city Tuesday evening to take
up his work here. Mr.. Doane has
been seriously i'll for several months
at his Fremont. Neb., home.
The Swedish Mission church So
ciety at Lucerne will hold its annual
meeting next Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. The meeting will be
held at the home of the present
chairman Of the church, P. G.
Bolander.
A. w. Durkee last Saturday ship
ped 13 car loads of sheep and lambs
to the Chicago market. In the same
train were 10 car loads belonging to
Arthur Strong. The stock was
shipped over the Union Pacific and
Chicago & Northwestern.
A stairway is being constructed in
the court house from the county
clerks office to the basement, in
order that the old vault there may
be pressed into service. The vault
in the clerks office is becoming so
crowded that it is absolutely neces-
sary to expand in some direction.
Best flour sl.9O per 100 pounds,
best hams 121ac, picnics &c, best
bacon l3c, crackers, soda or oysters,
615c pound. Try our Wedding
Breakfast coffee, has no equal, If you
don't find it so your money refunded
for the price. Choice ranch butter
2oc. Fresh country eggs. Red
Front.
The Greeley lodge of Elks have
sent out large number Of invita-
tions to poor children to come to the
lodge rooms on the afternoon OF
Christmas day to enjoy Christmas
tree. The tree is going to be loaded
with goodies, and little presents for
the children whose Christmas might
otherwise be a cherries one.
The suit of Joseph VS.. Edith M.
Clague was nonsuited in the district
court last Friday. The dispute was
over the harvesting OF crops about
three years ago, and it appears that
Mrs. Clague had nothing to do with
the business. G. A. Carlson OF Fort
Collins appeared for plaintiff and ID.
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