The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27

ID. r. Macarthur & Co.
Demorest carries the largest and
best line of skirts in town.
Mrs. r. G. Strong will sing at the
old times concert on May 5.
| For tender roasts and juicy steaks
call or phone Marks Market.
See our new line of ladies collars
and belts, the latest. Red Front.
sherwin- Williams paints are the
best to use. Sold by DIR. Macarthur
& Co.
Elwood fence is the best fence for
the least money made. McCutcheon
Hardware Co.
1t will pay you to see our line of
clothing before buying. The Park
Merchandise Co.
Hugh, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. McClenahan is seriously
|ill with typhoid fever.
N'he largest and finest lines of
spring goods ever in Greeley. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
See our line Of refrigerators.
garden hose and lawn mowers before
you buy. Pier Brothers.
Patronize home trade and get the
best class Of work. Piano tuning
$3.50. Thompson Music Co.
A chorus of % of Greeleys best
singers will sing the old time songs
at the old time concert, May S.
| We want your butter and eggs.
Will pay 25c for good butter and l6
for eggs. r. G. Martin, grocer.
Miss Phyllis Wolfe will sing at
the old times concert at the Presby.
terian church Friday night, May 5.
| DR.. o. S. Broman. of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. has arrived in the city
and will locate here in general prac-
tice.
/ Save Friday night, May s, for the
old times concert at First Presby-
terian church. Tickets 25 cents and
worth dollar.
II you enjoy the old time music,
the songs that mother used to sing,
60 to the old times concert at the
Presbyterian church May 5.
Week day ball game. Greeley
Reds and Fort Collins Aggies, Satur-
day morning. 1870. Sunday after
noon. Davis & Shaws of Denver.
Two fast games with Greeley
Reds. Saturday morning at 1870,
Aggies of Fort Collins; Sunday
afternoon, Davis + Shaws of Denver.
At an Easter morning breakfast
given by Mrs. David Arnold, the en-
gagement of Miss Eleanor Phillips
to Kenneth G. Phelphs was an
nounced.
Hear the Ladies Quartet sing,
way Down Upon the Suanee
River" at the old times concert.
Tickets 25c at Clark & Faulkner's
and G. D. Horne's.
Students of the Greeley business
college last Monday evening enjoyed
a social hop in the college hall.
While the attendance was not large,
an enjoyable time was had.
Carl II. Fisher. who went to Grip
pie Creek with Company D during
the strike, last year, and remained
at work in the Portland mine was in
Greeley on business last Friday.
J. E. Berry, living three miles
west of the city sold his eighty acre
farm to John osterling. of San
Diego, Calf. for 5000. The deal
was made by Arbuckle & Purcell.
Anthony Wilkinson, of Egbert,
Wyo., one of the wealthiest stock
and sheep men of that state was in
Greeley Tuesday, paying taxes and
listing his Weld county property
with the assessor.
Good boys wanted, not under
twelve years old, to sell tickets for
the band excursion up the Motfat
road on May %. See the fine target
rifle that ID. Il. Macarthur has do
mated for the boy who sells the most.
Young ladies wanted, to sell
tickets to the band excursion over
the Mo:fat road. a fine writing
desk given to the young lady who
sells the most tickets. by the Clough
Furniture Co. Tickets at Tribune
office.
Rev. +. NorthTummon.. form
erly rector of Trinity Episcopal
church of this city was in Greeley a
few days this week. DR.. Tummon
will leave in a few days for his OLD
parish in Speartish, S. D., where he
will again be in charge of the work.
r w and f. IT Archer have