The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-23

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Fresh ranch butter, best in town,
at RisSler & Platt's.
Il. c. Williams was visiting rela-
tlVes in Erie last week.
Born, Thursday. Feb. l6, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Taylor, girl baby.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention if sent to The Tri-
bune.
"A few copies of the 1905 Greeley
city directory can be had at this
Office. Price S2.5
DR.. w. II. White announces the
location Of his dental Office in the
Williams building, sO2 Ninth Street.
We expect another invoice of hams
in this week, which we will sell at
10 cents. Rissler & Platt, Cash
Market.
Mrs. H. Edmonds OF Fort Col
lins. formerly of this city, has gone
to San Deigo, Calif., to spend the
rest of the winter.
Frank E. Jackson has sold his
Greeley real estate and has purchased
a farm at Windsor, Mo. Mr.. Jackson
left last Thursday for that place.
Old clothes are very much desired
by the Associated Charities. They
may be left with Mrs. Cheeseman on
Twelfth street or Mrs. E. N. Smith
on Thirteenth.
Miss Sadie C. Rounds of St. Louis
arrived in Greeley last Saturday and
will be the guest for few weeks Of
her sister, Mrs. II. r. Whitney, and
her nephew, b. L. kittle.
Miss Wilson, whose splendid voice
has delighted the congregation at the
United Presbyterian church for the
past few months left last Tuesday
for California, on account Of failing
health.
Last Monday Arthur Strong ship
ed eight car load of lambs to the
Chicago market. Thirty-hve other
car loads Of lambs belonging to Fort
Collins parties also went through
mere Cne same u0y.
The Windsor Sugar company has
planted the l30 acre tract Of land near
Windsor, recently purchased from
Bruce G. Eaton, into forty acre
tracts that are being rented out for
beet raising the coming summer.
The Hokasano company of Japan
| lnh pfro nfNr hn - fo6
to take care of about 1900 acres of
sugar beets in the vicinity of Greeley
and Eaton, the coming summer.
About 300 Japanese laborers will be
employed.
Next Saturday evening the girls
basket ball team of the Greeley High
school will play the girls team Of the
Sterling High school. The game
will take place in the local armory.
This will be the first girls game of
the season here.
The new safety vaults under the
First National bank are now practi-
cally completed, the two stairways
leading to the vaults being finished
the early part of this week. Work
upon this improvement has been
going OH for several months.
During the past week the First
Presbyterian church has wiped out
the 81 600 Indebtedness hanging over
the organization. B. ID. Harper of
the Union National bank has had
charge of the collection, and has
done some efficient work in this line.
Landlord O'Connor of the Oasis
hotel, last Monday received ship
ment of palms from southern Cali
fofnia. 1t contained one fine spec
linen of the Dwarf Sable, and five
beautiful fan palms. The plants
have been placed in the dining room
and in the parlor.
A new club called the Unique
Social club has been organized here
during the past week with twelve
members and Mrs. Harry Watson as
president and secretary. The ladies
will play high five for amusement
until warmer weather when sewing
and visiting will be taken up.
Two libel suits have been started
by Rozene Meeker of this city against
Denver newspapers claiming $25, 900
damages in each case. against the
News-Times and Denver Republican.
The libel is said to have been con-
tained in the alleged sensational ar
ticles published about a year ago
when Miss Meeker left Greeley for Il
short time.
p. A. Tisdel has been taking up a
collection the past few days, with