The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Horne's for all late books.
Wheels for rent at Lester's,

RuDberS OF all kinds at the Phelps
Shoe Store.
Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at Fezers.
Plano tuning by responsible tuner.
Thompson Music Co.
l have 8 per cent money for farm
loans. A. NJ. McClenahan.
Mems high cut boots, all water
proof, at the Phelps Shoe Store.
kangaroo court at Catholic fair,
new armory hall, December to 8.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention II sent to The Tri-
bune.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Am now loaning money on good
farms at 6 per cent interest and give
privilege Of paying of installments.
A. NJ. McClenahan.
The first mantel of snow Of the
season covered the long range of
mountains west of here night be-
tween Friday and Saturday.
At the meeting of the Colorado
Medical society in Colorado Springs
last week, DR.. c. A. Ringle Of this
city was elected third vice president.
George Hennick and William
Burkhart, with the parents Of the
latter went duck hunting last Mon
day and brought back string of
eight fine ducks.
Work upon the new armory is pro-
crossing rapidly, and: when completed
the building will be one Of the most
substantially built in the city.
Frank NJ. Barber is doing the work.
The Frosty Nit" was never a
knit proposition. Knit gloves go
with the 'Glad Hand" in frosty
weather. Fancy plaids and plain
colors SOC. Goodman & Neill Cloth
ing Co.
John T. Jacobs went to Dallas,
Texas, last Saturday to attend the
session Of the Fifth United States
district court, in which he has a
case. Mr.. Jacobs will be absent
about one week
The first payment for sugar beets
was made last Saturday at the Gree
ley, Eaton and Windsor factories.
The farmers between them carried
away sl35, 900, for beets delivered
since Sept. 20, of this year.
Miss Mamie Pestana of New York
City will arrive in Greeley this
morning to be the guest for short
time of Mrs. F. A. Gates. The two
ladies have been warm friends since
childhood, when they both lived in
Leadville.
F. p Frost and family of Los An
geles have returned to Greeley to
take up their residence, after an alb
sence of several years. Mr.. Frost
was formerly teasurer of Weld
county, but for the past few years
has been living In California.
The football game scheduled to
take place last Saturday between the
Cheyenne high school and Normal
school team of this city, on the Nor.
NAL school grounds was postponed
until next Saturday. The snow and
rain of night between Friday and
Saturday made the ground too wet
for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thompson
and children of Knoxville. Iowa, ar
rived in the city last Thursday.
With them came also, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL. Snow. Mr.. Thompson will
open meat market in the Wood
bury building on Ninth street in a
few days. Mr.. Snow will lie asso-
ciated with Mr.. Thompson.
The county commissioners last
Saturday closed deal for a steam
road roller, that is supposed to do
anything from smashing small
rocks on the road to playing the
piano and baking pies. The roller
is of the same pattern as the one
recently purchased by Boulder City
and is considered wonder for WORK.
The price of the roller is 81. $50.
Special Agent Brown of the Den
yer. s. Rio Grande was in the city
last Sunday after three Greeks who
are charged with tearing up rails In
the track of that road near Durango.
Mr.. Brown and Dave Camp went
out to the new beet railroad between
Eaton and Windsor and found the
men wanted there. The three men
were Gust Kolumbus, John Daginess
and John Pondikes.