The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-27
Little Locals

All the Greeley favorites will
help at the old times concert on
May ).
Fine pure bred Plymouth Rock
eggs for sale. E. +. Bliss. Ind. Phone
Ranch SIT.
The thirty-tirst annual bulletin of
Colorado College has Just been
issued.
Go to S. w. Bullard for all kinds
of secondhand goods, bought and
sold. IA Main street.
A full stock of new and second
hand furniture, hardware, stoves and
ranges. H. J. Pouder.
Davis & Shaws, one Of the fastest
teams in Denver, and Greeley Reds
next Sunday afternoon.
Richard Shannon Of Ault has just
completed new hotel building and
has opened up for business.
r. L. Simpson, of the Park Mer-
chandise company store was laid up
with grippe, several days for the
past week.
W. E. Kingery, special organizer
for the Fraternal Union of America
is in the city in the interest of his
organization.
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Cold
Storage and Leonard cleanable re-
frigerators and Boston woven rubber
hose at Pier Brothers.
A. B. Church, travelling passenger
agent Of the Colorado & Southern
was in Greeley last Saturday upon
one of his periodical visits.
Order your Sunday dinner at Ris-
sler s. Platt's. Finest roast beef,
veal and pork. Fresh fish. Fresh
vegetables. Chickens when we can
get them: all kinds Of table relishes.
While Fred Reinks was in listen
ing to the Innes Band last Tues
day evening, some one stole his
horse and buggy, and up to date he
has discovered no trace of rig or
thief.
We can give some fine values in
our carpet department. When you
are looking around for any of that
kind of goods let us figure with you.
We can surely save you money.
Golden Rule.
City Marshal Williams last Tues
day afternoon recovered q quantity
of goods that had been stolen out of
an old store house ON the Meeker
property. No arrests have been
made. but are likely to follow
shortly.
Some miscreant last Sunday even
ing took the whip and robe in B. D.
Harper's buggy standing in front Of
the church where Mr.. Harper was
services. The whip was
cut into small pieces and the robe
also damaged.
From Chicago friends of Charles
Hallet, who recently graduated from
the college of pharmacy, there it
is learned that he passed more than
creditable examination before the
state board Of pharmacy be-
fore he returned to Greeley.
The man Fox, who was arrested a
few weeks ago on charge Of at
tempting an assault upon a young
girl here, had complaint of selling
liquor to minors, lodged against him
last Saturday. AS Fox was already
in jail, awaiting trial at the May
term of the district court, he is still
there.
The city council met last Tuesday
evening, with the intention of TAX
ing up the discussion of the water
question. Routine business. how
ever, kept them busy all evening,
and the subject was scarcely men
toned. The next regular meeting
will be devoted to a fuller discus
sion of the pros and cons of the
question.
When Sheriff Ben Florance was
hustling about poking the fire that
was destroying the Evans gambling
pharphernalia Monday afternoon, he
accidentally stepped on mai that
penetrated his shoe and entered the
foot. He has hardly been able to
walk since, but it is believed that
the danger of serious blood poisoning
is passed.
The storm last Thursday did con-
siderable damage to property in the
northern part Of the county. "A
large number Of sheep that had been
shorn early, died from exposure in
the vicinity of Cheyenne. The tele-
graph systems, between here and
Cheyenne were somewhat crippled.
No damage of sany consequence has
been reported in the vicinity of