The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Little Local
Wall paper at Horne's.

Wall paper at Horne's.
Good table board-l227 Ninth ave.
Visit our and lOc counters Pier
Brothers.
Red, white and yellow onion sets.
Mack's Grocery.
Extra fancy lawn grass seed at
Pier Brothers.
Red, white and yellow onion sets.
Mack's Grocery.
New furniture arriving every day.
Howard j. Ponder.
Our line of Street hats is simply
elegant. Red Front.
We have 30 different fiavors in ex-
tract. Mack's Grocery.
The best garden seeds ON the mar
ket in bulk. Mack's Grocery.
Birkenwald's Daisy Goldfish, finest
in the land, at the Fulton Market.
English g. Carter, headquarters for
hard winter wheat flour; best in the
i land.
Attend the st. Patricks ball and
supper at the armory tomorrow eve
ming.
Fine pure bred Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale. E. r. Bliss. Ind. Phone
Ranch SIT.
Estimates furnished for all kinds
of tin and galvanized iron work.
Pier Brothers.
Produce wanted-Highest price in
exchange for groceries at the Cash
Grocery. F. A. Kuehn, Manager
Miss LaRue Cowhich, Of Cheyenne,
an old school friend of Mrs C. f.
Tew, is visiting that lady for a few
days.
The Greeley Ice and Light plant
starch factory is this week making
the first starch ever manufactured in
Greeley.
Elwood fencing and gates at a
lower price than you will buy thirty
days from now. McCutcheon Hard
ware company.
John. the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Wilson has been danger
ously i'll with diphtheria, but is now
somewhat better.
Decker Lee and wife left last
Thursday evening for New York be-
ing called there by the serious illness
of Mr.. Lees mother.
The Estabrook family has now
gone to housekeeping in the home
recently vacated by Mrs. and Miss
Turner on Eighth avenue.
Rev. r. j. Hunter, pastor of First
Presbyterian church, is this week
assisting Rev. Mr.. Statum in hold
ing special services in Berthoud but
will return on Saturday and occupy
his pulpit in the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
The Denver Republican last Mon
day morning sin big head lines says,
Republican Swill Force Vote on
the Governorship." That is the best
news yet. 1t is time that the matter
was taken from the legislature and
given to the city scavengers in order
that some decent action be taken.
The Tax Payers Anti-License
party of Windsor, Saturday nomi-
mated the following ticket for the
coming city election: Mayor, J. f.
Law: trustees, F. E. Frazier and w.
L. Boreing; trustees, two years, w.
T. Porter, j. B. Ferguson and J. "A.
Foltz; city clerk, j. d. Martin, city
treasurer, G. II. Mcneil
The Greeley postotfice this week is
trying the experiment of not throw
ing any mail in the evening. This
will give the employees a chance to
shorten up their long day, by couple
or three hours. Heretofore, the en-
tire office force has worked from a.
m. to 9 p. m. All outgoing mail
will be taken care of as heretofore.
The chorus of thirty-tive voices un-
der the direction of Miss Wolfe meets
regularly on Tuesdays and Thurs
days and is making splendid progress
on the work. The Rose Maiden
which is to be given March 30.
With such a chorus in conjunction
with the excellent soloists already
engaged, the concert bids fair to be
rare treat.
Our quarters have just been en-
larged and we are now ready to show
an excellent line of muslin under
wear; silk and wool shrtwaist suits.
The newest and latest lines in spring
and summer dress goods. A large
selection of trimmings and laces.
we also carry full line ofribbOns.
Come in and inSnect our ,toodc apd