The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-16
Little Locals.
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Millinery Opening April l. Red
Front.
Western grown seed in bulk. Pier
Brothers.
Fresh Halibut l2E cents ID.
Rissler & platt.
Good seed potatoes for sale by Col.
G. p. kemmerer.
Blue vitriol, onion sets and alfalfa
seed. Red Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Watson were
In Denver yesterday. u
st. Patricks ball and supper, arm.
ory tomorrow evening.
New line Of work harness, collars
and pads. Red Front.
Ladies' neckwear. belts and bags.
New style. Golden Rule.
New ranges and furniture traded
for old furniture, at ii. j. Pouder's.
Call and see our new silk and mo-
hair shirtwaist suits. Golden Rule
store.
have most anything you want in
the furniture or stove line. ii. j.
POuder.
We would be pleased to have you
see our line of summer dress goods.
Red Front.
L. w. McGrew returned yesterday
morning from his trip to his old
home in Iowa.
Best time of your life tomorrow
evening at st. Patricks ball and sup
per, in armory.
Go to S. w. Bullard for all kinds
of secondhand goods, bought and
sold. ia Main street.
All members of the w. X. c. are
requested to be present today as i'm
portant business is on hand.
Farmers get our prices for fresh
ranch butter before selling. r. G.
Martin, Grocer. Both phones.
Largest assortment of new and,
secondhand furniture in Greeley at
II. j. Pouder's, at Smiths old stand
Richard Carsoll of Ault and Mrs.
Myrtle Carleton of Windsor were
married in the latter place last Tues
day.
Best flour, 81. 10; hams, II cents;
bacon l214 salt side &c; 10 pounds lard
sl.O0. 1t pays to buy for cash. Red
Front.
We have placed on sale the pret-
tiest line of embroideries for the
price ever shown in Greeley. Golden
Rule store.
Enos A. Mills, the government
snow inspector, whose home is In
Estes park was in Greeley yesterday
upon business.
Miss Lucy Delbridge and her sister
Mrs. Will Petrikin were in Denver
Monday evening to see the Mother
Goose performance.
The time has arrived to decide on
your wall paper decorations, and it
will pay you to look over the large
line at Stover's Book store.
l. l. Stukey, of Denver, has pur-
chased the McClenahan farm in
Pleasant valley, and will make it his
home. The price paid was sl2, 500 for
l6O acres.
Full line of Schilling's best teas
and coffee. No other coffee in the
city like this. Try it once and
come again. Cash Grocery. +. A.
Kuehn, Manager.
Fashionable and up-to-date dress
making, suits, shirtwaist. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Rooms over
Cameron's store, sl5 Eighth avenue.
Mrs. L. A. Newland.
j. f. Shook is representing the
Orient (Fire) Insurance Co., of Hart
ford as we'll as the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Co., and solicits your
patronage. Ring Red 1912.
The Academy orchestra will give
IA complimentary dance to the mem
bers of the Alesmo, Social Hour O.
N. o. and Eaton clubs at the Acad-
envy on Monday evening, March 20.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Bakin, of Breck-
enridge. Mimi, are visiting the fam
lily of NJ A. Bunker. Mrs. Bakin
was formerly Miss Lena Bunker and
lived in Greeley number of years
ago.
English Grand Opera will hold
the boards at the Broadway the week
of April 3. If you would like to at
tend advise Agent Carrel. "A GOOD
MANY would like to so If special
rates can be secured by enough going.
Chant Il Snecial officer from