The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1905-04-06
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Smoke Smies' special segar SC.
Eastman kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezers.
Don't delay ordering your Easter
suit. Crabb has the goods.
The Swedish Social club will en-
Joy a dance in Hurlburt's hall this
evening.
II you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Mrs.G. W. Lyons and two children
have returned to Greeley after about
a year spent at kearney, Nebraska.
divide potato seed. Finest quail.
ity Pearl and Ohio. Call at ware
house and inspect them. Peter
Brown & Son.
Buy building lot OF rarkman and
Patton, lots 5oxl9O feet, city water,
easy terms II desired. Inquire sl4
Fourth street or l434 Tenth street.
When you want the baby's pic
ture taken, or one for an older men,
Der Of the family, don't pass bv the
old reliable gallery, c. NJ. Marsh
s. Son.
Would you own your own home?
Then see Parkman and Patton for
new bve-room house, large lot, very
easy terms. Inquire Sl4 Fourth
street or l434 Tenth street.
Marion Lee, of Johnstown, was in
town Thursday on his way to Denver.
He reports things booming on the
west side of the county. and says
Johnstown will be a candidate for
county seat honors one of these
times.
Charles Clark returned home Fri
day evening from his eastern trip
with train load of sheep. 1t was
their intention Of going as far as the
Chicago market, but found a sale for
the stock at st. Joe, so returned
sooner than expected.
The irrepressible Roscoe Oney, has
skipped. taking with him about $50
of other peoples money, that he was
able to raise on worthless checks.
Marshal Camp located him in Salt
Lake City. but as no single amount
that he raised would amount to any
thing but petty larceny, no extra
dition papers could he had, and Oney
made his getaway.
Oscar Hall and Luther Taylor
were sentenced to fifteen days each
in the county jail by Judge Willard,
Saturday. They were arrested Fri
day by Marshal Camp, on suspicion
because they were trying to pawn q
revolver. Each man was found with
gun as big as piece OF Russian ar
tillery, fully loaded. A charge of
carrying concealed weapons and va
grancy was filed against them.
The office of the Colorado Starch
company has been removed from the
Cameron building to their factory.
Contracts for potates can be signed
at the offices of Mr.. G. L. Carter of
English & Carter. and at the office of
Mr.. r. r. Collins, at the office of
Arbuckle'& Purcell and at the COM
pany's office.
Colorado Starch Company,
DR.. S. r. Oppenheim, Manager.
1t is claimed that an enormous
underflow of water has been discov-
cred in the country surrounding Gro
yer, that can be utilized for irriga-
ting purposes, and will mean the
development of fine farming country
in that part of Weld county. At
present it is not much of anything
but stock raising country, on ac-
count of lack Of water, there being
no streams of any Importance in
that section.
"Strolling in the Moonlight" sung
by Hal Stephens, Harry Linton, lso-
bel Allan and Isabella Lowe of MY
Wife's Family" musical farce
comedy in three acts. and which will
be seen at the Greeley opera house
soon is one of the big hits of the
piece. 1t is one of the catchiest
melodies written in recent years. 1t
has a swing to it that sets everybody
keeping time to the music and hum
ming and whistling it for days
afterwards.
MavOr Watson was in Denver last
Thursday to see what had become OF
the bill in the legislature, that he
introduced two years ago, and which
was again introduced in the present
legislature, permitting special street
improvements. Incidentally Mr..
Watson looked up the Townsend bill
for new state armory at Greeley.
This bill will probably not become