The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-16
Latest In wall paper at Hornets.

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Seven big loaves of bread 25 cents.
Red Front.
Miss Lucy Scott has gone to Eaton
for weeks visit.
we can save you money on that
dinner set. Noah's Ark.
Paul West returned last Saturday
from surveying trip in Wyoming.
Mrs. Lois Martin will sew by the
day or take in sewing at 1927 Ninth
avenue.
Come in and get prices on new
goods. Never were so low. Leiper
& Bowling.
Get your order In at once for your
new clothing if you want it before
Christmas. Crabb.
Lowest prices on everything in
millinery for the balance of Novem-
Der, at Miss Bishops.
Pick out your. live chicken and
know what you eat. On hand every
Llcll Il
DIR. and Mrs. S. X. Thompson left
last Wednesday for Los Angeles,
Calf. to spend the winter.
Junior L. Il. l.. meets Friday at 4
O'Clock p. m. at the home of Mrs. G.
W. Putney, 1901 Tenth street.
Choice poultry for Sunday dinner
nice chicken or turkey. Leave
your order with Rissler & Platt.
Thre is a new lawyer in town. He
is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Strong, and came last Tuesday
afternoon.
Club Marsh and E. E. Wallace
were local photographers who took
in the Photographic school in Denver
this week.
The excursion of homeseekers to
Torrington, Wyoming, which was
billed for Nov. 20, has been post
poned till Dec. 5.
Schubert Trio, Saturday evening,
A>ofCuDcl 40, at LuCeIuc SildEel.
First night of the lecture course.
Season tickets 81 for four nights.
Our holiday goods are mostly in
now. Selection is unusually large
and prices lower than ever. Come
ard look us over. Noahs Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Pollock, recent
ly adopted little girl baby. The
little tot, who is Greeley baby, will
have an excellent home with the
family.
Mrs. William Hall Thompson,
Mrs. Charles f. Clark and Mrs
Louise Clark-Austin attended Mans
fields Beau Brummel' in Denver
this week.
Word comes from Portland, Ore. i,
that Mrs. j. w. Stockton is seriously
i'll there and not expected to recover
The Stocktons but recently moved
to the rain state.
The Golden Rule store has been
shedding radiant light IN all direc-
tions for a couple of evenings, two
large arc lights having been installed
in front of the windows.
The balloon ascension scheduled
here for last Saturday has not yet
materialized, and the daring young
man who was to have made the. as
cension has not been here since Fri
day.
Walter Weber, some years ago con-
nected with the Greeley Sun office as
printer, has been appointed as gov
ernment instructor in the printing
office in Manila, p. l. He is son
of Mrs. Nancy Weber and brother OF
Clyde Weber of this city.
C. NJ. Marsh & Son will move into
their new gallery next week. The
new location will be much more con-
venient. and they will feel like a
pair of kings when they get settled.
The new gallery is on Eighth ave-
nue.. just north of DR.. milford S
TeSlueIlce.
James Thompson has commenced
the erection of brick building 5Ox32
on his property on Seventh avenue
for factory in which to make the
Thompson potato sorter and other
patent appliances. The increased
business made the enlargement of
the manufacturing facilities neces-
sary.
People in front Of the abstract
office last Monday were wondering
what had struck Ben Reinks, who
was passing on his wheel and began
acting in a strange excited manner.
When he had thrown away his cigar
and that lay in the gutter sputterine
like an excited skyrocket 1t was seer