The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-03
Craigs for new books.
Tents. tents. at Jones'.
Wheels for rant ot Jaetor,,

Mrs. Sarah Morley has been quite
sick, butts improving.
Ice cream, the best made. IN anv
quantity from~a dish to barrel. at
Morrison's.
Hubert Reynolds was delegate to
the state good roads convention in
Denver last week.
Mrs. Preston and daughter left
Saturday for Estes Park to spend a
part OF the heated term.
j. w. Stockton and family will
leave Saturday for Everett, Wash.
ington, their future home.
One-fourth Off on all shoes for
thirty days, for cash only. Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Big reduction on all summer
goods, to make room for fall stuff
arriving daily. Golden Rule store.
Il. L. Simpson of the Park Mer.
chandise company left Monday even
ing for Denver and Cripple Creek for
a few days stay.
DR.. @. A. Ringle, office over Rey.
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. and fitting of glasses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Luther, form
[erly of Greeley, now of Nampa,
Idaho, are the proud and happy par
ents of baby boy, born July l5.
Mrs. F. o. Seamons and children
from Flora, Illinois, are visiting
4, the family of S. j. McAfee. Mrs.
Seamons and Mrs. McAfee are sisters.
Is your household furniture in
sured? If not you will do we'll to in
sure at once with Scott & Lyons.
They represent twelve strong COM
panies.
Mrs. j. c. Macarthur of Pueblo ar
rived Sunday night for a visit with
her husband, J. c. Macarthur, man-
ager of ii. c. Linkins' undertaking
establishment.
j. S. Prettyman and Miss Mary A.
Clark, both of Greeley. have taken
out license to marry. So have VIM.
X. Lewis of Platteville and Miss
Jennie d. Nicholson of this city.
The two hoboes held on charge of
being implicated in the robbery and
assault of the old German, Geron,
recently, have been turned loose,- he
being unable to identify them as his
assailants.
Postmaster Gray has succeeded in
getting a raise for two of his clerks,
taking effect from July l. Dan
Scott and J. w. Curtis are the lucky
ones, each drawing an extra hundred
dollars year.
Professor Ernesti and Mrs. Bella
B. Sibley have been engaged to teach
at the summer school at Montrose.
Professor Ernesti lett Thursday and
Mrs. Sibley Saturday. to take up
their school duties.
The new Saddlerock restaurant
with confectionery department is
now open to the public at 720 Main
street. We also carry line OF
cigars, tobacco and soft drinks. Call
and see us and we will treat you
we'll
Dwight Holland of Fort Collins
was one of the lackies on the i'll,
fated Bennington, which blew up in
San Diego harbor few days ago
He was cousin of Alex st. Denis
of this city and was brought to Fort
Collins for burial.
In Judge Willard's court last
Thursday DR.. Anderson of Ault who
was charged with illegal selling OF
LIQUOR was discharged for want OF
evidence. The presiding officer in
timated that there might be a case
of prejury made against some of the
witnesses.
The Tribune has about fifty SOU
venirs of Motfat. road scenery, left
over from the last excursion. Hav-
ing no further use for them we will
give one to anyone who applies, un-
til all are gone. These will not be
given to children without written
order from one Of their parents.
The beet crop never looked better
and with plenty of reservoir water
assured there is no longer danger
but that there will be big tonnage,
and consequent prosperity for the
raisers. The sugar beet has come
to stay. even though it does not
drive out the spud as a profitable
crop, which nobody desired or eX-
pected.
Miss Cornelia Senior, who has
been the efficient general delivery