The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27

! 1ShCes iol tlle hOlldI ROAD SNCur
sion at the Tribune Office.
Sugar cured hams and bacon, whole
or sliced. at Marks Market.
Mr.. Scott Thompson win sing at
the old times concert on May 5.
Good as rold-Gold Coin. Beloit,
Kansas, flour. r. G. Martin, grocer.
Mr.. Rea Couzens will sing Kath-
leen Mavourneen at the old times
concert.
Elwood fence is the best fence for
the least money made. McCutcheon
Hardware Co. --.. g..
Hear the old time songs at the
concert at First Presbyterian church
Friday night, May 5.
The largest and finest lines of
spring goods ever in Greeley. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Patronize home trade and get the
best class of work. Piano tuning
$3.50. Thompson Music Co.
Demorest has beautiful showing
Of japanese silk waists in white and
black, the kind that will wash. \
See the Greeley Reds beat. the
Davis & Shaws of Denver next SUM-
day afternoon. Game called at 2:3O.
Aggies beat Greeley Reds in Fort
Collins. See them done up by the
Reds at Island Grove next Saturday
morning.
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Cold
Storage land Leonard cleanable re-
frigerators and Boston woven rubber
hose at Pier Brothers.
Our millinery sales far exceed
our sales of last year, prices tell the
tale. We take butter and eggs in
exchange. Red Front.
Have you heard Of the self filler
Waterman fountain pen? The only
pen on the market that will not
leak. On sale at G. d. Horne's.
Try our Martha Washington shoes,
nothing equal them for comfort.
Full line of ladies and childrens Ok
fords and Lewis shoes. Red Front.
Miss Sadie c. Rounds. who has
been visiting her relatives, Mrs. H.
r. Withey and B. l.. Kittle for some
time left for st. Louis last Tuesday
morning.
Quick meal gasoline stoves, Alaska
refrigerators, Pennsylvania lawn
mowers, Dolphin 5-ply hose, ham,
mocks and croquet sets. McCut-
cheon Hardware Co.
Buy your Hubbard squash seed and
tomato plants direct\ from the
grower. Also your bee supplies.
Silver State Creamery Co. Tele-
phone 63 White, Fort Lupton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Lundin have
sent out inyitations to the marriage
of their, daughter, Bette to Pete w.
Johnson. The wedding will take
place at their home in Eaton at noon
of Saturday, May g.
Charles Hallett, who has been
studying pharmacy and chemistry in
Chicago. has returned to Greeley
and taken up his old position in H.
Reynolds drug store. Lloyd Alters
has left the same store, and is going
to rough it for time.
The beautiful Easter services pro-
vided by several of the Greeley
| ,l,,ro,oe ,yora rop,owbot rnarroH hv
the small attendances. owing to the
| inclement weather. The programs,
as published last week were, how
ever, carried out in their entirety in
all the churches.
We make our own prices and sell
for cash. Three cans best tomatoes.
corn, peas and beans for 25c, pint
bottle stuffed olives l5c, package
oats 2oc, seven pounds for 25c.
Try our wedding breakfast coffee for
25c Denver Best and White Rus
sian seven bars for 25c. Red
Front,
n. G. Hook, the gas engineer,
after a service of two years, has dis
continued his connection with the
Greeley Gas Co. He will locate at
Fort Collins. and will hereafter be
connected with the Poudre Valley
Gas Co. there. His many friends
here regret his departure but wish
him the best of success.
The Greeley schools conducted ap-
propriate Arbor Day exercises i'll the
schools and grounds last Friday. AS
has been the custom now for few
wears, the senior class of the high
school. after the planting OF the tree
in the yard, enjoyed banquet in
company with their teachers, in the
basement of the new grade bullulng,
n,aatipu of all Hereford stock |