The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-14
Little Locals.

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Knit shoulder shawls, all colors
at from SOC up. Golden Rule store.
Received a new car of Kansas
flour, with lower price. H. u.
Martin, grocer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. Scmidt
of st. Louis are the guests of w. NJ.
Boomer and family.
Full line of mems, ladies and
childrens sweaters and all sizes OF
underwear. Red Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcmillan of
Abba, Iowa, are visiting the family
of r. G. Martin, the grocer.
II. w. and H. A. Roy of Tescott,
Kansas, are visiting their brother,
f. E. Roy, of the Pacific Express Co.
Mr.. Tidd and Mr.. Boyack of Inde
pendence, Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Darling Of Twelfth
avenue.
Howard r. Churchill of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, has been visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. III. e.
Churchill.
Ladies guaranteed salary 81 per
day: S6o per month, expenses adVan-
ced. Call at us Ninth street,
Thursday and Friday.
Iver Nelson of Lexington, Neb..
is visiting his brotherin-law, l.. S.
Larson He is here for his health
and expects to make Greeley his
home.
Districts can buy books for intro
duction at Horne's Book Store. Old
books taken in exchange and same
allowed for them as you will get
from publisher.
Miss Katherine O'Brien, local
manager of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, is back at her desk
after two months vacation spent
in Oregon and California.
Elwood fencing and gates in all
sizes and at all prices. Why figure
with an agent when you can buy at
home at a lower price and better
goods? McCutcheon Hardware Co.
Fred ]. Gale of San Francisco ar
rived in Greeley yesterday morning
for a short visit with relatives be-
fore going east on business. His
mother and sister will arrive in
Greeley next week.
Special pricing on sweaters-Men's,
a dandy for SIPS, boys best yarn
and wool made for so and 10 cents.
Ladies solid and combination of
colors at sl.5O to 80 %. Children's
81 and 81. 50. Golden Rule store.
A. E. Leake, proprietor of the
Cash Grocery, and Burton Williams,
who has been managing the store.
have purchased stock of goods at
Weldon, Colo, and the latter gentle
man has gone there to manage the
place.
Miss Nora Ryan left last Thurs
day afternoon for Chicago where she
expects to spend few days, after
wards going to South Bend, Ind, to
st. Mary's college where she will
take conservatory course in music
and voice training.
People wonder why we have sucn
a large trade; quality and low
prices bring the business. Peaches
SOC and 81, Mason jars SO, 65 and s5.
A regular 35c broom for 1sc. Ten
bars of Swift's Pride soap for 25c.
AT the Star Grocery.
Alex Ferguson, prominent brick
manufacturer of Troy, N. Y, E. S.
Bunce of Troy. and William Fergu-
son and daughter, Miss Alice Fergu
son of the same city, have been
visiting their relatives, John w.
Ferguson and family.
K. II. Downing and wife and their
son, Harry Downing. and wife of
Mt. Pulaski, H., who have been
visiting the family of Fl. J. Doten
OF l423 Eleventh street, left for their
nome last Friday. Miss Tina Ben
oer OF the same town is now the
guest Of the Dotens.
The Consolidated Coal and Coke
company has filed articles of incor.
portion in the office of the county
clerk. The incorporators are vii.
liam and Charles j. Barth and
CHARLES l.. Baum, all of Denver
Inc company owns two sections Of |
land near Erie. said to have seven
ioot vein of coal. The capital stock
is 100000.
A general shakeup in local rail.
ioau circles the first of the week re-
suited in.the appointment ,.of new
oaesaee agent, assistant ticket
agent and freight cashier. R..n