The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17

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flour just in. Red Front.
Latest wall paper and up.to. date
Ideas OF hanging, at Horne's.
Buy your pansy plants now. All
Kinds soc per dozen. w. H. Soaring.
Bring in your fresh ranch eggs.
highest market price. Crabb, the
| grocer.
A large shipment of Morrell's
ham and bacon just in. Cash
Market.
The Crawford property on sale Sat.
urday morning, May 10th. Sanborn
& Houston.
See the beautiful pansy plants, soc
per dozen. W. Fl. Soaring, 7l2
Thirteenth street.
Full line Of canvas shoes, best
rubber boots and all kinds of canvas
for dams. Red Front.
Junior L. I. L. will meet at 4 D..
m. next Friday at the home of Mrs.
F. E. Baker, 1923 Sixth street.
Have you seen our line of bed
spreads? The best ever shown for
the money. Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
This is wall paper season. Look
over the large stock of medium and
low priced papers at Stover's Book
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hale Of
Platteville visited the first part OF
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. o. FL.
Adams.
We can show you 2s STYLES and
sizes of refrigerators and at prices
that are right. McCutcheon Hard
ware Co.
Hear Prof. Houseley's pipe organ
recital May oath. Mrs. Kate Nor
cross-Gale will sing. First Presby-
terian church.
We are new in the city, but not
new at the business, the Ahlstrand
Mercantile company, successors to
Meyers Grocery.
Special in photos. 20 for 25 cents,
four different positions. New gal.
lery, s19H Eighth street, over
Klein's store. N. R. Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Ferguson
went to Denver last Monday to be
present at the reception rendered
National Commander Tanner Of the
G. A. R.
Mrs. George W. Stevenson left last
week for the western coast. She
will visit Portland and Seattle.
Mr.. Stevenson expects to join her in
a few weeks.
George w. Meyer of Fort Collins,
brother of A. L. Meyer, has bought
one of the S. L. w. ranches, moved
his family there and will begin
farming at once.
Practically every implement dealer
in Greeley and other northern Colo
RADIO towns is in Denver today at
tending the convention of implement
dealers. This evening they will en-
Joy banquet in the Albany hotel.
We sell best hams and bacon 15c,
salt side lie, ten pounds best lard
81. Is, best ranch putter 2Oc, choice
berries l2Ac for Saturday, best
cider vinegar, sorghum and maple
sap. We buy and sell for cash, that
is why. Red Front.
!: Gentlemen, now is the time to get
your straw hats. We can please you
In anything you want at prices that
can't be duplicated. Don't forget
that we have the best line of mems
underwear for the price, from q
cents up. Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Only the wise man takes notice Of
prices like these. For the next
thirty days we are going to close out
our rubber boots at fifty cent dis
count. New stock, and we guaran'
tee them until the first of Novem'
ber. Lofgren Bros. The Star Groc'
cry.
Last week Thomas Fl. Dfnsmore
received letter from Maine writer
by his sister who is "a ears old
The letter is certainly marvellous tt
be the work of such an old lady
The penmanship and composition
would be credit to a woman o
thirty years.
The Olympian Society held
meeting last Friday evening at tn
home of Miss Florence Randall. Th
| first part of the evening was devoted
to a musical program after whicl
various amusements we're provided
Dainty refreshments were served an
an enjoyable evening spent by tn
sixteen guests present.
San Francisco had great shakin