The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-28
Little Locals.

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Golden Rule store.
Home rendered lard, strictly pure,
at Rissler Il Platt's.
Miss Mona Brake of Salt Lake
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. y.
C. Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Culver OF Las
Animas are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Reynolds.
Miss Edith.Garrigues is spending
her vacation with her father, Judge
j. F.. Garrigues.
Boys seamless school shoes, new
stock now in, at the Delbridge- WILL
son Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E Shook are at
tending the State Teachers Assocla-
tion in Denver this week.
Tickets so cents to any part OF the
opera house for the McClurg lecture
on Colorado tomorrow evening.
We still keep that home made
mince meat that is the pure quill.
No nightmare in it. Rissler &
| Platt.
Harry Henderson left Sunday
morning for Cheyenne, where he
will spend a short time visiting
| friends.
| Mrs. Roy Mann returned to her
home in Denver last Thursday after
several days visit with Mrs. W. L.
Clayton.
Over 200 beautiful slides are used
in the McClurg lecture Colorado,
to be given in the opera house to-
morrow evening.
A clever company will present
''On the Bridge at Midnight, at
the Greeley opera house next Tues
day, Jan. 2nd. Popular prices.
Four per cent interest paid on de-
posits at the Weld County Savings
Bank. Start an account with the
new year. 1t will be to your good.
Now that the holidays are over
and the turkey eaten up, come down
to earth. and get your hams and
bacon at Rissler & Platt's. They
will taste good after the gorge.
| j. A. Barnes, after getting out of
i it for nine months, has gone back in
the express business. His old GUS
toners will find him ready as of yore
to attend their wants on short notice.
If you expect to build home for
yourself within the next three or
four years, secure your stock in The
Greeley B. s. L. Association now
and thereby shorten the interest
paying period on your loan.
John Downer has secured for the
Normal school museum a fine and
peculiarly marked seal skin, which
will be mounted by Curator John V.
Crone. The seal was killed by Alex
Smith in Alaska while he was with
sealing expedition in the Aleutian
islands.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule. For instance you can
| kCC ~ RCl CCllU OA VII ldolCS SlOdho
and suits. 25 per cent off on mems
and boys clothing. 25 per cent off
on all knit goods and bargains all
over the store. Don't forget the
place. Golden Rule store.
The Fort Morgan Times last week
covered itself with credit and glory
in bringing out an illustrated special
edition. 1t was pretty good pre-
sentation of the growing resources of
that prosperous community down
the Platte, and also a pretty neat
thing pictorially and descriptive.
The Lucerne lecture course of four
numbers has been closed and was an
unqualified success. S1O2 were the
gross receipts from the four lectures,
and this is little more than enough
to pay the expense Of the whole
thing. 1t has provided intellectual
entertainment for hundreds of people
in that section.
The West family enjoyed Christ
mas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. II. West last Monday. Miss
Olive West, who teaches in Tellu-
ride, is home and Mrs. West s
sister, Mrs. J. G. Rice, and son,
Carl of Denver were also present.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. West and Mrs. Wheeler.
In the list of sheep and lambs
on feed published in the Tribune
last week the 1850 being fed by Ollie
O'Farrell, west of the city, was
omitted. 1t is likely that there are
few others whose names were not
mentioned. The territory to be
covered is large, and while it is
seldom that man is credited with
having sheep on feed who has none