The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-23
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Glazier, the jeweler.
Wheels for rent at Lester 5

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Sealshipt oysters at Coulter's.
! II you want good photo try Wal
lace.
Eastman kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezers.
Picnic hams, lOc pound. Dauth 5
Ninth Street Market.
See the new line of bracelets at
Durham 5 jewelry store.
Kangaroo court at Catholic fair,
new armory hall. December l to g.
Chesapeake oysters in the Seal
shipt carriers from now on at Coul-
ter's.
Leave your order for a Victoria
carpet sweeper with Jos. Otoupalik,
agent.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
$50 buys the best sewing machine
on earth. Try New Home 80
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Mrs. A. B. Right entertained a
large company of ladies at her home
in Pleasant Valley last THURSDAY,
Judge L. w Cunningham of Colo
RADIO Springs was in Greeley last Fri
day to hear motion in the CuTrier
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. MontgOm-
, cry Of Eaton are the happy parents Of
a new boy, who came last Wednesday
night,
f. r. Blake, who stole Ben Reinks
wheel last spring, was sent to the
state reformatory by Judge Garri-
CUES last Thursday.
We have special arrangements to
write farm insurance in half dozen
of the very best companies in
America. Scott & Lyons.
G. NJ. Patterson from Fort Morgan
was in Geeley a few days last week
to visit his daughter, Miss Elizabeth
| Patterson, who attends the Normal.
Last Thursday evening about
thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Bartholomew gave them surprise
party. The evening was spent in
dancing.
At the organization of the Colo
rado and Wyoming Photographic as
sociation that was perfected in Den
yer last Thursday. E. f. Wallace of
Greeley was elected one of the trus-
tees.
Ten, twenty and thirty days in
the county Jail was what the three
negroes received who carved up Paul
Gregory at LaSalle last summer.
The nigs were f. Collins. William
Marshal and William White.
Joseph Levin, formerly of the Fair
Store of this city, but now of Fort
Collins, was in Greeley for short
time Friday. He says business is
pretty good in the neighboring
town, but still believes that Greeley
was a hustling burg.
Travelling men who come from
California these days make people S
mouths water by telling about the
big, red, luscious Strawberries
served at every meal. The berries
out there are only ten cents box,
and as fine as could be found.
George Wilson, accused Jointly
with Earl Durbin with burglariiZng
a house just north of the city, was
last Thursday acquitted by jury in
the district court. Durbin plead
guilty and took all the response
bility.
Walter Swiggett, manager of the
Gilcrest Lumber company here,
whose condition last week. was an
hounced as extremely critical, has
been showing some signs of improve
ment the past few days. There is
slight possibility of his recovering
from the paralysis.
c. p. Mooreland of the Box Elder
district was struck by the G.. & S.
switch engine last Thursday evening
while driving up the railroad track.
The horse was killed and buggy de-
molished, but Mooreland was but
Slightly hurt. Mr.. MooIeland ex-
plains his being on the railroad
track as the result of Knockout drops
given him by a fellow who wanted
to trade horses with him during the
afternoon.
John Cummings, about whom so
much has been told of late, was
/ found guilty in the district court
last Thursday of highway robbery.
Cummings has not yet been sent
enced, and a new trial may be
granted hm on account of the error
| of ALLOWING Harry Lee to serve upon