The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-05
Little Locals
School shoes at Phelps.


Best flour Sl.s5. Red Front.
New street hats at Miss Bishops.
New pan cake flour and maple sap.
Red Front.
School shoes in quantity and quail
ity AT the Phelps Store.
Rev. R. J. Hunter will preach at
LaGlange Sunday afternoon at 3 30.
Tragedy" plums, finest ::in the
market. Meyers Grocery, Main
street.
Have you seen those tapestry pill
low tops at Miss Smiuh's? They are
beauties.
Larson's bakery is the place to get
your bread, cakes and pies. sl3
Ninth street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Brownell of Lucerne, Wednesday,
Oct. 4, daughter.
Try pair of Martha Washington
shoes, there is nothing equal them
for comfort. Red Front.
Roy Collins of Fort Collins and
Miss Minnie DAILY of Longmont, were
married here last Tuesday.
A. j. Park has bran new office,
up in the clouds. A new deck gives
him more room below for goods.
Mrs. B. l.. Kittle and children
left Tuesday for a months visit
with her sister at Morenci, AriZ.
j. w. Richardson of Amboy, H.,
was calling on his friend, j. f.
Rocho. of the Red Front, Tuesday.
David Anderson of Cortland, Kan
sas, former Greeleyite, is visiting
his relative, Oscar Johnson, of La
Grange.
William NJ. Reno, of the Delta,
this year raised about 200 bushels
OF onions on one and half acres
of ground.
Double trading stamps on every
thing in the house Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, October ), 4 and =
Golden Rule store.
G. d. Horne reports Sale on the
Henry +. Miller pianos good, having
sold all through dull season, with
one sale on October second.
Sale Of home cookery by the LADIES'
of Trinity church guild at Mrs.
Jared Darkee's, sos Eleventh street,
Saturday afternoon, Oct. IA Come.
At the Cash Grocery best flour at
soc, 81 so per 100 pounds. You say
you don't see how we can do it.
Come aad get the flour and leave
that with us. Two cans corn 15e,
good eggs 2Oc and 25c dozen, seven
bars Denver best soap 25c. We sell
only for cash and must sell cheap.
Some viii! tell you we can't sell this
way. Will you take their word or
come and see for yourself? We pay
cash for OUR goods. We buy the best
in market. You will find the quail
ity ia Denver Best soap as good If
you get seven bars for 25c as il you
only get six, see? Two packages
grape nuts 25c, best soda crackers
SIC pound by box. All other
goods in proportion. Leake & Sker-
man.
Double trading stamps on every
thing in the house Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, october 5, 6 and !.
Golden Rule store.
Mrs. f. Chaddick has gone to
Kansas City for couple of weeks
visit with her husband, who is con-
pected with the Kansas City board
of trade.
Mrs. Ida Meeker and Miss Maud
Meeker, lately returned from
Brooklyn, N. Y, Miss Maud from
Pratt Institute, are now at home at
1919 Eighth avenue.
J. r. Forsyth, of the Longmont
Farmers mill, was in the city this
week working up interest In farm
ers' mill which is to be built In
| Denver In the near future.
w. H. Edwards has sold out his
interest In the Gree ley Ice & Storage
plant and resigned as manager.
Fred Dresser has purchased MIR, Ed
wards interests and will also be the
new manager.
Mrs. C. A. Granger and daughter,
Miss Edith, arrived in Greeley last
week, after about a year spent IN
California. Mr., Granger's family
will make their home In Denver
and he will go back and forth more
or less.
E. B. Coulter, the bottling works
man, was properly kicked on the leg
and .shins by a horse which he was