The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Little Locals.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

New lcClOil at AIt!S =
fry Broyles Bros chile con carne,
best ever.
Best meals in town served at the
Brown cafe.
New crop of gloves at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile Co.
Finest OF fresh oysters, in can or
bulk, at Rissler & Platt's.
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Now is the time to paper your
house with wall paper from Stover's
Book Store.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. W. II. II. Bliss, 1923 Ninth
street, next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida A. Brake and daughter,
Georgia, have gone to Salt Lake to
make their home for the future.
W. o. Michael was in town Satur-
day showing some very fine potato
samples that he dug from his sixty
acre field. He expects to have about
6. 900 sacks.
DR.. Oscar Horaf of Pueblo has
been visiting his friend. B. +. Wag-
goner, for several days. The two
were acquaintances in Boulder some
time ago.
Chester. Blunt has eighteen acres
of potatoes dug that ran l.o sacks to
the acre, and from samples left at
this office we should say he has some
pretty good spuds.
Miss Cornelia Senior is getting up
a club for the Youths Companion.
She will be glad to hear of any one
desiring to subscribe. Word may be
left at Tribune office.
Hear Messrs. Patterson and Cove
at the opera house tonight. Strictly
non political, but very important
Just the same to every business man
and farmer in northern Colorado.
Admission free.
DR.. and Mrs. John Weaver and
son have returned from their eastern
trip. They went to Chicago for an
operation for the little son, but this
being unsuccessful they will have to
return shortly.
New crop of gloves at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile Co.
New Iowa sorghum and maple sap,
guaranteed pure, in the bulk. Best
Belltlower apples per box sl.so,
crackers (by the box) &c per pound.
Try our Wedding Breakfast coffee.
Nothing better for the money. Red
Front.
Double trading stamps given on
every purchase in the house till Sat-
urday night, October 2l. A large
stock of premiums to select from.
Don't forget that Saturday night is
the last of the double trading
stamps. The Golden Rule store.
Scott Thompson entertains the
Presbyterian choir at his home next
Friday evening. The Presbyterian
choir is one of the best in the city,
and its members generally manage to
spend many social hours together at
their various hospitable homes.
Cards announcinm the wedding of
Rev. W. w. Dung to Miss Hen
rietta NJ. Downing at Ocean Park,
Calf, Oct. I, have been received
here. DIR. DUNN was formerly
pastor of the Congregational church
in this city and is we'll known
here.
A boy by the name of Tablet had
his leg broken while playing at the
State Normal school last Thursday.
The lad, who is nine years old, was
playing with companion upon a
see-saw and fell off, breaking one
leg. The boy is grandson of j. W.
Smith of The Delta.
Herbert A. Russell has taken the
active management of the Home
Electric Light & Power company
and from now on will devote his en-
tire time to that business. Blue
prints of the plans for the new power
house have been received and work
will be comenced upon the building
at once.
The Social Science Circle had
their regular fortnightly meeting
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Todd. Several excellent
talks we're given. by members and
visitors on the latest achievement in
science and education and the dis
cussion that followed was partici-
pated in generally by those present.
The next meeting is social session
at the home of the Todds, on Halo
ween.
Tvn Fires