The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-12
GREELEY PRODUCE MARKET.
Little Locals

New pillow ruffieS and cords at
Miss Smiths.
For good second hand furniture.
call on Scott Bullard.
Born, to F. C. Gedge and wife,
Saturday, Oct. I, daughter.
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Kangaroo court at Catholic fair,
new armory hall, December to9.
Spirited contests at Catholic fair
December to 8 in new armory hall.
Lots Of heating stoves. all sizes
and prices, at Billiards. second hand
store.
Mrs. ]. A. Condor spent the first
part Of the week in Denver, return
ing Tuesday.
Splendid entertainments at Cath
Ollie fair. New armory, December
l to 8 inclusive.
New Norway and Holland herring.
white fish, mackerel and Goldfish.
just arrived at the Star Grocery.
Landscape Gardner Evans of the
State Normal school spent last week
in Denver upon a much needed vaca-
tion.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Oscar I. Bolander and Miss
Helga Danielson of Lucerne, same to
take place Oct. 18th.
j. f. Wilson, a prominent mer-
chant of Fort Collins, was in town
Monday, the guest of ]. A. Condor,
of the Condor Mercantile Co.
E.E. Wallace has put an addition
to his house by adding new kit
chen, he has also put down soft
water we'll ON his lot on Fourth
street.
The Wilson Grocery company's
new bakery is all you have hoped 1T
would be. Every product is in keep
ing with the high grade of goods
which this firm sells.
J. w. Evans, who has for some
time been running vegetable
wagon, will make his bow as hotel
man tomorrow when he takes the
management of the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Eva Heuring, bookkeeper for
Harry II. Shaw, returned Sunday
evening from two weeks visit with
her brother, P. X. Heuring. who is
d. & Il. G. railway agent at Pali-
sade, Colo.
Beginning Saturday, Oct. IA. and
continuing for one week, we Will
give double trading stamps on every
thing in the house. Remember the
dates, from Saturday, Oct. IA to Oct.
q. Golden Rule store.
The following were the delegates
to the State w. q. T. U. convention
held at Canon City last week: Mrs.
John Mcmillan, Mrs. A. e. Leake,
Mrs. Daniel Hawks, Mrs. DIR. Reed
and Miss Fannie Candlin.
p. Martinson from the Gipson
neighborhood brought to the Tribune
office last Tuesday one of the finest
heads of cabbage ever grown in this
part of the state. The head meas
ured fully twelve inches in diameter.
Two carrots, each measuring over
three inches in diameter, were
brought to the Tribune by Charles
Won Rosenberg of the Delta. This
shows that Gipson is not the only
gardening spot about Greeley by a
long shot.
The Rochester, N. Y, Democrat
Chronicle of Oct. > has column
and a half article about Greeley and
Union Colony. Henry t. West is
making a visit to that city and has
given some pretty good boosting
salve for this section.
People going to Denver should re-
member that the local train that
runs all other days Of the week on
the U. p. does not run on Sundays.
Many persons were disappointed lasI
Sunday who intended to take TINS
particular train to the capitol clty'
The West Side Ladies AID society
met with Mrs. William Carlson
Sept. 81, and elected Mrs. w. u
Lewis, president; Mrs. Ed. Daveh'
secretary and treasurer, ana MIS-.
George Vinegar, corresponding secre-
t,rv Tho ladies' will meet with
Mrs. Ed. Daven, Nov. l.
Charles Lofgren, of the Star Gro
cery. spent Monday and Tuesday IN
Denver on business. Inc ooar
Grocery, from a small beginning a
couple OF years ago, has grown y!
square dealing until 1t takes irono