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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19


Suin Gitp @onocrlanb &arf er
Napnet pao cit ny 6orlDlteliesonltolt
pau Safe Street % 81. Mpe. g., lonl
bill blipe pfficielt aabl1et 5. 81. Moi.
Ser er arrongeret Ell Mosie forifjel>
lige 6orlpitelier / 6orm al &11tcbe=
boner, @pnger, Sfp0eboner, rMerrp
90 rounds, 9onlepopilloner og me
get mere. Gi0lte Sgn0og bar ser
fri Mogang for &11bliflm 116e / &or=
fen, og o6ifillige S1,iinoer benptteoe
2ejligbe0en til at blipe forelpbig be-
fjen0t mes Mrron9eme11tet, ser ooe
e1onn life er felt fer6igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
ST. PAUL.
( :: ss' Ss,s.,, s'''''.'''''.'..

&ontoret CT aabent bper Spgueoaa
iii 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

For de bedste Fotografier bsr De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
II. 18th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Conn Yarf bar al Monnbeimer
@ros. facet ct Mormor Sountoine
iom Ell @%rinoring ON. &obert Mottl1-
beimer, Ell al ct. Saul 1neit trent.
rage110e &isbme110, iom fom bis for
so Mar iioen. Set er m1eget iml,ft,
al bpi6 MnrInor, % bill blipe itillct
op poo en- @eioe pao Go5p Safe @pe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
@iIIian Billianas er M u,toer.
5orDsr for Msoroet paa Sobn Seller.

9efOrationsbasen. 8proooet bor
lat tiliioe $1,000 for paa Ell pdsienoe
Mdu0e at feitlieboloe DeforotionSbo-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

&aitor q. s. Syebiem er / oisic
1ose ! @inpna Safe Sn0., bpor bon
ct ien6t iom 9elegat til Sen presbp<
t%erionife General Spno6e, Ser nd<
Der Ser. &an pentes ttl6oge om1fril1g
sen lite SUM-. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Mntun Sail egteoe Miis Mnita
Carroll / Baltimore forleoen ltge.
9abl bar aniat / @rano Opera @oule
Srfeiter, bpor fan iioite Sounmer
me0te Miis Carroll, ser bar fer ines
vS6e 6atpcctt Stocf 60"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
Barn fjprt upcr, 2ille Mils gricf

8arn fjprt puer, 2ille @ils Grief
jon, SEN to N(or gounle Gpn al Mr.
og Mrs. @oloemor @ricfjoN 1157
Sberb11rnc Mpe., blep f]prt pper al
cit S11terl1rbm,iporpogn peo 2ering=
ton og lt1iperiitp Mbes. ii6lte 2pr=
0og Morgel1 og piebliffelig brrbt.
Barnet Jas poo Sporet og lege0e og
Gnoieoe ilet life &ogne1t, ser fom
mes cit roienoe Sart, en6ifjp11t @o=
torman0en gjor0e al Sen 5tpi, Fan
f1,noe. @on ipgte ogiaa at itonie
@ogne1t, men foriiloe. Sen posiereoe
oper @arnets 9ege1ne. Set bor EFT
nieje,fien0elig Mosie, Ser blep ion1=
let op. Gn potbetiif Gcene fo16t
Ste0, 6a @1tttens Sonte> Mrs. 6re=
oericf @ecfmo11, TOM til. Sum trpf=
teoe 2iget til fit 8rp1t tro6s at set
bar iaa blooigt. 8eqropelien fanot
Ste6 Sgnoag @ftermio6ag. Noitor
5pcbien forrette6e og Secret fra Col
gatbafirfen fang. @ol6emor Grief
ion og &uitru ct 6anife. 9e TOM
fra Moroipllano for lite lenge iioen.
Man6er1 arbei6er for 5porpognsfom=
pagniet.
Sen II. Mfai feireoes at georo-
manoene / ct. Saul paa eus minbe-
bGr6ig Mtoa0e. Ser bar en5ltor Sil=
itelning / Mo5ort Sail. 5tats Mu-
F6ttpr 6. g. Sperion preiibere6e.
Mapor :Smttb gior6e nogle faa Be
merfninger, me6ens Sen ege11tlige
Seittale blep bolot afMrof. Sl1lius 6.
Often at @isconiin l1niperiitet. &rof.
@lien gap! en- Sfil6ring al Morges
&iltorie, iier rn16t 1914. Merfs
parbigt par Sc, at @up. Sobnion,
iorn 10 er |nf inenif &erfomit, bolot Ell,
Sole, Ser bar bereg1et paa at noz
iapne etbber mtlig Misforitaaelie
,mellem Morome16 og .Sbenifer pad
6ennes SHE at &npet; o9 ban baabez
oe, at set Fa1t6inuptife 6olf n1aa BIZ
be ct. @rpern6ren opleite ogiaa ct
8u6ifab til Mor6men6ene og @ben-
fferne at Morobeiten fra @raiioenten,
bbort 6en1e paapeger BET for6elagtis-
sc for 2an6et be6 BEN if%an6tnabijfe
SSmmigration, og.at gfanoinabernet
er blanot Sc beoite al bore 8orgere,
baaoe bba6 SSrouitri % Moralittetn ns
|. gaar: Der . Dor ogfaa 6esalmit6elige
17. Mai5 ange, @lif oip., o. Soften
llpar BET Sele atu DeIIyffet ioml Sci,
bel fnnloeb iI5a5Ss sss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

We'd Kjsb eller Reparation af Uhre
beseg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 Il. eth st., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

&n1. Stoll, cit pelfienot &io,,o=
5temmer, bpoe pes iin egen &aono
/ 2prbags. @on tog @enolperpeien.
M%eotrpftbeo CT angipet iom Mariage,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

@balcn @sarf. Gitp &oiluap 60.
bar at %orf 8ooroct fddet Sillaoelie
til at bpose ct enfelt @por t &baten
&orf, at BRIGGS for cit va6op". &ao
i%ct1a1e Sib biz aompoeniet bope at
opfpre cit $4,000 Serminol Station
idn1t ct @enteperelie. Serminal
@totionen ifal bore fer6ig in0en 8
Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

sNHsSAG sAf@e$#R ssasssI55ss @Sssssfs
[DK1SDE FREDAG DEN q. N
Snipeftsr peb 8uitfpntoret, 81. g.
6osnes, CT / 8oibington i oisle
WstcffabstilIabclier: @ermo, S.
% Catherine Sobnion, 6. 81.
og Ml1glita @enoricfion. {
German Smith blep arreiteret, a,,-
for att babe i%tioalet en- Set
og @ogn fra %. &eterion, 331 SSH
Ctr, @en6ag glften.
9ou1nter 6. 6. Burton al Mepooo,
Mo., bill bol6e 6eittalen peo set Of
fentlige Ms6e / &oabenbuiet efter
poa Deforotions6oger.
Gn &asie 8penine gaor for fig /
Saul. 'GGr6ien at npe 8pg,1in=
ger for Mpril Maoneo bar As Bro-
cent mere enc for tillparenoe Moa=
neo flor.
Mtr. =. Sbollert bill opfsre cit ,ry
paa &ier11et at ct. Setter %
@rcbonge Strs., at fpitc $4,000.
8pgningen pil blipe benpttet til gl1=
tifer faint 2eiligbeoer for Eeber-
lpenoe.
@nt. Stoll bpb. @n1. 5toll, Ell
oelfienot Yiano=5 temmcr, tog fig
lclp afoage peb Sfponing. San bop=
Be list at @ierteipagbeo / lengere
Sis % @eoitemtbeo beroper bepege-
Be bam til @an6linger.
q. Sobniu1, cit ajprcr, boel1oe
1867 @ree,tbrior s(pe., folot fra ct
2Gs Ml1rl ten S11soog. Mprgen og
blep olporli9 beifa6iget. >@on folot
@elte1e % &ognelre, Ser pos
|ere0e oper DanS 2ege1ne.
Silent fur ipgc 9pr. s i'm aorlige
fopport, Ser jltlt er l1ofpmrnet, o1be=
faler ~Ibe ct. Saul Surname 60
at Ser pprettes ct &pjpitoI,
5por ipge 9pr flt1111e bebo1oles, lonnt
bpor il,ltnc 9Dr fl,nr1e blipe beipilt.
SIT @rGsga11g for gon1le 9pr onbe<
;ales ogiaa,
Tpbilcr. 9rengebprn: Mrs. S.
Sobnion, ITO Sesiie Str, Mrs.
Sobnion, 113 &allep Ctr,
Mrs. 81. Melion, 866 @eo,1ep ctr.
Gtgebern: Mrs. Mortil1 Ma6len,
foietotpn, Mrs. s. 81. Beterion,
$50 Magno1ia Ctr, Mrs. s. s. gl=
,erito6, 4O3 @rope Str.
2egcplabs. Set blep peotoget al
eorffpmmts inrerne / Mp6e Mon6ag
.lften at fipbe % 8pg9etomter / Set
9locf, Ser CT begr9noiet of Oorf, !
Sesiie,G oie og @0gerton Strs. ,nep11=
e Somter life at folte oper 5000
)per. Dettr 9d,tS ifol ioo ietteS til
ioe for cit ~pffuttItg 2egeplaos.
q. S. Trancis, Gepot Mge,1t i Spb
st. &oul, er al &eoples &mrtiet mo-
llinerct for Mapor. 9llt6re Momil1o=
S. S. S'8rierl @efor0er, s.
@eins, &usierer, s. 6. 9ois, $50
itioon1mer, SSacob 6iiber, Mloermm1
It large, Somes &eeo % Yeter &eter=
on, Moer1nen6 fprlte @orb, og Sc
,rge @icf6om, 5fole0treftpr. Scr.
Sroncis far 11 Mon1inotionerne al
,egge Nortter.
Sa1opner nuf* 6oripg gjpres poa
It fao 2icenle for CIT Saloon poa
of Settings Mpe. og Carl
Ctr, at fal6es uMouno &orf &lace."
Size Sn6ion Moun0 &nrf Smprobe-
nett Msiociotion" ltrtoer imoo at
>ette 2tcenle b%ebtlges, ba Ser er to
/ Sorpeten. Sorrelten an-
er Sc set fore looeoe Mobn iom Ell
Sanbelltgelle. Senere: 5aloonen
)tl blibe etableret.
! stnbcnterforet fra &%riitiamia 1tni-
'%erittet, Morge, set beoite Sttbenter-
or, iom Moree bar roien6t,55 Stem=
ner, UNDER Sen befjenote 8. @rbn<
2eoelie, giper 6reoog Mften 8,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Mr. q. Sbollert oil opfsre cit ny
8pgni1g paa &ier11et al ct. &eter og
@rcbange Strs., at foitc $50, 1000.
8pgningen oil bltpe benpttet til 8u=
tifer ia1nt 2eiligbeoer for Eeber-
ipenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

9sosfalb: Mnna Milsion, 66s Ga.
fono Ct, 80 Mar, Sen II. Mai; @en<
ming Sobnion, 8etbesoo &oipitol, So
Mar, SEN 13. ;;SSobn Carlton, 8pboipi.
tolet, so Mar, Sen 13.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

efilsmisie for &enrp Dillon. Sen,
III Sllon far facet Sfilsmisie fra
Selma Slion. SUN bapoe 0eierteret,
% III formooer, at ban gjer,1e pil bat
be Ell ny Stprmano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

NJ. MOE 40 East Fourth Street.
udfsrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbeide
godt og til lave Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Gn @asie 8psnins goar for fig
ct. Saul. '@Groien at npe 8penin-
ger for Mpril Maoneo par As Ero-
cent mere ems for tiliparer16e Moa=
neo flor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Gfrincmaifinen fejrer / sis e Gage
tit so Mars S1tbtlnunt, i6et set f6r-
ite &atent blep onmeI6tN / 1856 /
8aibington at Ell Man0 peb Mapn
.Sbnrber. Sans Moifine bar flor og
ImforWelig, men / Hrincippet itemmer
ben operenS me6 ulle ienere Moffis
net. 1875 fonitrl1ereoe en- 8og.
trpffer 5boles IS forifiel1ige @aifi-.
1rer, og fgri It fra Sen Si6 oaterer fig.
|Sfripemoi finens Gnfces; men n6bre-::
6eIien fon6t 6og f11n langlo1nt 5teb,.
iaole6es at Sen eneite fSabrif / Seem.
Sort in6tiI 1882 FIN fabrifereoe
1900 Stfr. aarlig. Dertil tom, at
Ma1finerne bar meget 6Drel me6ens
be III. er. blebne forbolosbis billige.
Set nDeite paa Bette Smraa6e er
eleftril tie Sfrtpemoifiner, Dbor Ser.
tim bebpbes ct nGlfen llmnrfeIigt
@EltG. Ha4. I'll ELL .azLE LEEa-A.
SrDf paa 8ogitaDerie, aaa 6e1t 11be-
bage1tge Mapren, un6guas. Ser Tan
mi ogiaa tribes langt burtigere paa
benz ems tt6ltgere. Gn. Dame, Ser
er onim iom Sefreter be6 Sorbun6s-
regieringen ! @aibtngton, bar 6reoet
bet $4,000 Sro#i 2gbet al 8 IL
mer. ri: i
MrS. 2oniie @illia11ipr er Sob
net .paa En- ffbfnooeelliig 5sremto,niinlligl,fioomi
lere Mar bar baft enoeI Dpfigt
1rl,nof on a9pen peg ine foe,toitiife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

8mt. Stoll bpb, @111. @tou> Ell
pelfie11ot &iano-Stemmer tog fig
ielp afoage peo Sfponing. San bob=
Sc list al @ierteipogbeo / lengere
Iio og Meoltemtbeo beroper bepege=
Sc bam til !@an0linge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

q. Subnion, cit ajprcr, boenoe /
1867 @ree'tbrior slpe., folot fra ct
Secs Murlten Snsoog. Morgen og
blep olporlig beifooiget. @on folot
mcllem @eitene og @ognelre, ser pos
lereoe oper fans 2ege1ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

8oIsatbafirfens &pinbeforemims
msoer neite 1orsoa9 hos Mrs. Ge=
%terieu, 307 Golborne ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

!; Treb Sings Morberc far iii facet
oereS 9om. Otter at Sltrpen / Sirs=
bags be6 Sen / Mnofo of6ol0te Set
bop0e erf(9ret Sobn &olb og Gbos.
&ommono ifpl6ige / Moro i treble
@ra6, afiagoe 9ommer @iooings
9ommen, ferlt pber Srlin &ol6er=
nit, Ser tibligere CT fjen6t ifploig /
MorO al aat0el1 @roo, og lom blep
i6emt lipsDorigt Gnngiel, og 0erefte:
ODER &olb og @ommon6, Ser. bar
bans &jelpere, % iom blep opmte
til 80 Mors Statsfungiel bper. Sc
0omiel6te mo6tog 6eres 5febne
mes itQr S{nbro % erfiarcoe allie
tire, at Sc pdr nifploiee. 6orbrpoel-
ien bIeo, fom set pil %erinores, be-
addet Mftenen fpr Safitgelies6ogen
THOR UNDER 8lpn0ringen al EN- Go
loon poa Columbia @eigbts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

@jcm fur ipgc 9pr. s i'm oorlige
&apport, ser jl1lt er l,ofom1net, ol1be=
foler uIbe ct. &a1tl Surname GU
cietp", at Ser oprettes ct &oipitol,
bpor ipge 0pr flt1rlre %bebonoles, lamt
bpor il1ltnc 9Dr f1tr11e blipe beipilt.
gn @rGsgo11g for gon1le 9pr onbe-
tales ogiao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

9ommer 6. 6. Burton al Nebooo,
&c., bill boloe 6eittaIen pe6 set Of
fcntlige Meoe / &aobenbuiet efter
&ora6en paa Deforotionsoogen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

9erje saraIoion, 241o Dupont
Mbe., begif Selpmoro peb Druf,1ing
/ &eegans Safe Man6ag efter fsr1t
at babe fh10t fig. &an bar 40 glor
ganmel og efterla6er Some og 8grn.
Mfan arrtager, at ban lite bar be6
fine fuloe fem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Tpoiler. 9rengebprn: Mrs. S.
q. Sobnion, ITO Sesiie Str, Mrs.
Alfre0 Sobnlo11, 113 &ollep Ctr.
@rs. q. Melior, S66 &eonep ctr.
&igebern: Mrs. Martin Mo6ien,
&oietomu, Mrs. s. 81. @eterion,
653 @agno1ia Ctr, Mrs. s. S. g1-
berlto6, 4O3 @rope Str.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

@rs. Minnie Matbiaisn, 25 10.
Mpe. q. g., tog 2an1oanl1m ijte6etfor
Mapebitters it6ite Ssnbag Mften.
gun osoe ben neite Morgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
SkandinaViSke
Mand og
kVinder 0nSkeS

til at saelge og optage ordrer for Nodvendig
hedsartikler der kan selges mango Gange til
samme Familie. Eneretten til Omraadet, god
Forteneste og stadig Beskjaeftelse hele Aaret
rundt.
Fortjenesten over 100 procent.
For frie Proven og videre Oplysning tilskriv
w. M. GRIFFIN, President.
Dept. 132 Fort Wayne, Ind
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Ut. 9oplittle af ct. Saul bill tale
! Dggoraiil teoiofiife samfun6, SOC
eeoar &pe., naite Ssn6ag ST. i
.@ftm. ODER rTbe Science Of @eace".
Mr. Doolittle ct en- uomerfet EaIer
og bel nero at bere. M69ong fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
SnipeftSr beb 8oitfpntoret, 81. 6.
Jos'1es, er ! @oibington / oisie
Wstcffabs6lIabclier: Sermon, S.
% Catherine SsSobnio1, 6. 81.
og Ml1guita &enoricfion. {

German Smitb blep arreiteret, o,,-
faget for att babe itiaalet en- Set
,og @ogn fra %. &eterIon, 331 ssh
mona Ctr, @sn6ag Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

2egcplabs. Set blep pe6toget al
&orffpn1mtslnrerne / Me6e Monoag
Mften at fjbbe % @pggetomter / Set
@locf, ser CT begrenoiet at Oorf,
Sesiie, Gole og @ogerton 5trs. ,rep,1=
tie Somter life at foite oper 5000
bper. Dette 0d,to ffol iao iette5 til
iioe for Ell pffuttItg 2egeplaos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19
minneapolis.

Snlins Dlion, 1904 Spring ct.
q. g., fit bcsge fine Ben ifaaret al
peo &rperne al ct Great Mortber1
SrGn. Son pentes at 50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-19

Minnebaba &arf bap0e tint @eleg
/ Se11oogs, i0et en- 9el @mbe0s-
men0> Ser bar Silipn n1e0 8pens
9D6 % @orol, 6eriblm10t &oliticbe=
fen, / gmbe6s Me6fgr bar berl1oe
for at tilie, at alt par lom Set iful0e
bore. Com befien6t bar Ell &eform=
bplge / Sen li61te Si6 ifpllet fen rper
Min1ebaba, bba0 ser aa lei fnlloe
bebppes. Sg Gmbeosmnln6ene fon6t,
at alt bar iao pGnt og %orOentligt
iom poa ct GSnoagsifolepicnic. Ser
ifal bDgges Ell STREET ber11oe mes Set
fGrlte, nermel beregnet poa Sc Iem=
me Sol0ater fra Sort Snelling, iom
bi6til nitraffet bar be0reDet ollie
baa10e Sfolfeitreger / Sc ifjpnneOm
gibelier. glt set Singeltangel, ionl
bi6til far ifamt &arfen % jaget ME-
get ififfeltgt Soft bort fra Sen, er
blepet forbilt.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-28
Come to Craig's.
Glazier, the jeweler.
School books at Craig's.

Glazier, the jeweler.
School books at Craig's.
First class repair work at Lester 3.
lnsure your grain with Scott g.
Lyons.
Eastman kodaks and camera SUD-
plies at Fezers.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention If sent to The Tri-
bune.
Everybody else has his clothing
cleaned and pressed at Crabb's.
Why don't you?
Cream flour, highest patent and
best on the market TODAY. Myers
Grocery Co. sells it.
Thomas King of Tarkio, No., is
visiting his son-in-law and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Hoffman.
Mrs. Peter Newman Of Ault has
been visiting her brother, Albert
Larson, for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Croute1
Of Wheatland, Wyo., stopped over in
Greeley several days last week visit
ing friends.
Willis Hill returned to Greeley
last Friday night after six weeks
trip to the Pacific coast. He went
as far as Vancouver.
Youth, beauty, virility and melody
are the elements conspicuously evil
denced in the big beauty chorus OF
THE. Forbidden Land
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Scott and sor
of Lake City, Ia. have been visiting
Mr.. Scott's brother, naJudge Scott,
and sister, Mrs. j. X. Thompson.
Mrs. John Fee of Beatrice, Neb
has been visiting the family of n.
ID. Bartholomew for some time, also
Mrs. r. ID. McLucas, of whom she
is a cousin.
f. G. Kirts and wife have been In
Denver for about week, looking
after their second hand store in that
city, and incidentally taking a bit
of vacation.
Sick headache results from dis.
ordered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Fol
sale by all druggists.
j. D. Potter and men have just
completed the plumbing in the new
home of C. c. Townsend and are
about to start on retitting the Cover.
nor Eaton home throughout.
Mrs. r. r. Randall of Newcastle,
Wyo., is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
NJ. Nusbaum. Mrs. Randall wa,
formerly Miss Noodle and lived ir
Greeley for a number of years.
Mrs. c. G. Edwards Of Hydro
Oklahoma, who has been visiting he
sister, Mrs. S. Rogers, of 1928 Elev
enth street for the last two months
returned home last Wednesday.
T. G. Macy has just received ;
new wagon, combination OF
casket carrier and ambulance. Th'
wagon will be fitted up with cot an'
seats to be used as an ambulance.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-28
little Locals.
Observation-Disclosures

oI books at Craig's'
4, for rent at Lester's.
h want a good photo try Wal
Finds of fishing tackle at
mbia. Rambler and Crescent
S at Fezers'
0 tuning by responsible tuner
son Music Co.
We per cent money for farm
A, NJ. McClenahan.
ted Competent girl for gen
cpsewolk. Mrs. Geo. Robie.
,de Thee left last week for
weeks visit with friends in
gO
cream. the best made, in any
Ety from a dish to a barrel, at
kOn's.
81 home made bread, cakes,
md candies. Larson's bakery,
inth street.
| and Mrs. Albert Montgomery
hon spent Monday with Judge
drs. Hawkes..
J. John Adamson of Denver is
p NJ her sister, Mrs. Emil Rosen,
couple Of weeks.
). n. F. Cheesman has been
bed to her home for the past
with sprained ankle.
member, half a dozen wire
It's will outwear a carload OF
en- ones. James Thompson.
S. Charles Beggs Of Moulton,
has been visiting her mother,
George Near, for the past three
].
and Mrs. f. f. Luther of
gton, Ia, have been visiting
daughter, Mrs. ID. G. DeWald,
e past week.
our millinery opening Sept.
md 3Oth we will display the
and best line of millinery,
J, suits and furs ever before
n Greeley. Don't miss it.
Front.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-28
Come to Craig's.
Robert Orr, the buggy man.

Robert Orr, the buggy man.
Taylor 3 Waite, blacksmiths.
Machine shop work.
j. Scott Thompson will tune YOUR
piano and do it right.
Dunham the jeweler can save Won
money on your purchases.
For Eastman kodaks and camera
supplies go to J. F. Fezer's.
Crabb's fall woolens have arrived.
Don't delay ordering your suit.
Picnic hams, the good kind, for
ten cents a pound, at Rissler g.
Platt's.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
Insure your buildings and contents
with Scott & Lyons, losses always
satisfactorily adjusted.
For first. class horse shoeing 90 to
the Central blacksmith shop, next
door to VanSickle's livery.
Eugene Paine of Iowa City, Iowa.
has been visiting his brothers, /. II.
and Frank Paine, of this city.
NJ. j. Capron and two sons from
Wadlin, this state, are visiting Mr..
Capron's cousin, Mrs. l. II. Paine.
The chorus of 1.-The Forbidden
Land is said to be the most per-
fectly balanced and best organized in
the country.
If you want potato sorter or
wire basket you will find me one
block south of the passenger depot.
James Thompson.
II. E. Witwer, manager of the S.
L. w. ranch, returned home last
Sunday evening from a quick busi-
ness trip to Chicago.
DR.. G. A. Ringle, office over Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases OF the eye, ear. nose and
throat, and fitting of glasses.
Bring your keg, jug or pail and
get some Pure Maple Syrup and Iowa
sorghum in bulk. Also new comb
and strained honey. Red Front.
Thomas E. Farnsworth of Eaton
and Miss Addie F. Page Of Windsor
took out marriage license in the
county clerks office last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Barclay and
daughter, Emily. of Longmont
visited from Friday until Sunday
with Mrs. Barclays sister. Mrs. w.
r. Norcross.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Lowell of
Union City. Michigan, uncle of Lee
and Lynn Carrel of the Greeley
National Bank, are visiting their
relatives here.
The Union National Bank people
are putting in a gallery in the w. l.
Spere store, in that bank building.
This will almost double the floor
space of the place.
The big beauty chorus of THE
Forbidden Land' is the best in
American and the comedy elements
in the story are said to be the most
laughable in many years.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-08
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