The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-16
Sealshipt oysters at Coulter's.

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Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at Fezers.
d. A. Camtield was Denver pas
senger Thursday morning.
Best oysters in the city, served at
Morrison's with sealshipt oysters.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention if sent to The Tri-
bune.
Elegant lines of copper ware,
chatting dishes, etc. McCutcheon
Hardware Co.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and a man will be sent
to attend to you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Grove
have a brand new boy at their home.
He came on Halloween.
Mrs. M. B. Williams was called
to Berthoud Wednesday by the seri-
Gus illness Of her granddaughter.
Homer d. West of Windsor and
Miss Queen Owen of Fort Lupton
were married here last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Morrison of Evans and Miss
Libbie Morrow OF Sparta, ILL.,, came
Friday for visit with Mrs. Frank
Morrison.
We have special arrangements to
write farm insurance in half dozen
of the very best companies in
America. Scott & Lyons.
Weld county last Friday obtained
judgment for 1000 against Frank
and Louis Dupree on a bond given
for their appearance in court, which
! they have both failed to do.
Some of the Junior girls of the
Normal met last week and organized
a club. They call themselves the
S. o. Ms. Colors are old rose and
white and the club will meet every
two weeks.
County Clerk Charles Davis was in
Fort Lupton last Saturday to attend
the big celebration. His colleagues
in the court house claim that he
went especially to take part as judge
in the baby show.
John Devinney of Sparta, ILL.,, is
visiting his brother, r. W. De-
vinney, county commissioner. Mr..
Devinney came out here to visit his
daughter, who on account OF poor
health has been staying at the home
of the Devinney's at LaSalle.
Potatoes are now coming to the
big starch factory north of the city
in good quantities and the first
starch OF the season has just been
finished. This is pronounced as fine
as any ever manufactured and will
likly demand the highest market
price.
The American Florist, publica-
tion devoted to the flower business,
in its issue of Nov. has picture
Of the float used by w. II. Soaring
in the parade here Harvest Festival
day, and which took the first prize.
There is also little story accom-
panying the cut telling about Mr..
Searng's business.
w. C. Bradbury, a railroad con-
ductor of Denver, last week sold his
400 acre farm located five miles
southeast of LaSalle, in the Beebe
Draw district, to S. j. Peery OF
Greeley for SIG, 900. Mr.. Peery will
spend 81, 900 on the place improving
it. 1t is all under cultivation and
raises large crops of potatoes and
beets.
Don't forget that the Tribune's
souvenir postals are the best thing
of the kind ever got up in northern
Colorado. Send a set to friend,
and he will have Greeley and Weld
county illustrated. For sale at %
cents a dozen or two for five cents,
at the Tribune office. Also for sale
at Fezers, Noahs Ark, Stover' S,
Craig's and Shaw's.
The Clayton Pressed Brick COM
pany has started to make brick out
of mixture of adobe and clay.
| When burned the brick becomes a
rich red color that is as pretty and
durable as any pressed brick made
The entire bottom in the vicinity
of the brick plant is underlaid with
this adobe and the supply is practi-
cally everlasting. A kiln of half a
million of these brick is now about
| finished.
The Fort Collins high school
turned the tables upon the Greeley
high school football team at the
former place Saturday afternoon.
The score was to 0. a couple of
weeks ago the Fort Collins team was