The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
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MIS-. Elmer Roy has been seri.
ously fll the last week
Miss Ethel Piper went to Denver
saturoay Tor few days stay
Plenty of spring chickens and hens
for SUNDAY diuuer at Marks Market.
The largest line of diamonds.
loose and mounted, in Greeley, at
Glaziers "
Shoe repairing done at Thorell,s.
sl4 eighth avenue, Rosen conduct.
ing the work,
MRS. Jared Dlrkee and son, A. w.
DurKee' went to Denver Tuesday for
several days stay.
Elwood and American fence in all
sizes aud teIi aud lawn gates. Nc.
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Take your Sunday dinner at the
Camtield Served from 1870 to 2 30.
Music. Full orchestra.
Mrs J. W. Roland returned to
Sterling Wednesday after visit
with her daughter, Garnet.
Mrs. L, NJ Mcdonald, teacher of
piano and organ, hour lessons so
cents. 1903 Eighth avenue.
For sale at a bargain, s-room
house on Thirteenth street, good
location Sauborn & Houston.
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Mrs. Anna p. Lee returned to her
home in Colorado Springs last Sun
day after a visit with friends in
Greeley
Ray J. Wilson left last Saturday
for Lake Mills, Mimi, to visit his
sister, who is seriously i'll with
tuberculosis,
Fl. II. Woolman, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. S. E. Neill,
for several weeks, left yesterday for
his home in San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. August Boye of Covington,
Ca, left Tuesday for Indian Terri
tory after visit with friends here.
Mr.. Boye, who is still here, will
join her later and they will return
home together.
w. NJ. Miner started last Tuesday
for New Mexico to receive 6, 900 sheep
to feed on his ranch near Snyder.
Mr.. Miner hoped to return in week
but feared he would have to wait
some time for cars.
The Brotherhood of Saint Pau
held their regular meeting in tht
basement OF the Nj. E church Mon
day evening. After program
pumpkin pie and coffee was served
There we're about fifty member
present.
At the services in the Baptis
! chunt.I last Sunday $500 was raise
for the Women's college in Denver
This makes total Of 81, 900 that ha
been recently subscribed by tn
church, and no donations have beel
asked for outside the members.
The Longmont football team vii
play Greeley high school at o'cloc
Friday afternoon, Oct. 25, on tn
Meeker field, admission IS cents
The Longmont team defeated For
Collins 26 to 0, Boulder Props ls t
0. Cheyenne As to and tied Sacre
Heart college.
Your good luck that we have con
tracted for 300 sacks of flour tina
we are going to sell at the old price
Now is the time to buy 1000 pounds
or enough to last you for a yeal
We will take farm produce for pay
Don't forget, our good buy is you
good luck. The Star Grocery.
Carl Walsh, an ll-year-old boy
was twice retdrned to Denver las
week by the officers here, the secon
time being placed in charge OF tn
humane society of the capital city
The lad claimed that his mothe
had sent him up here because sh
had so many other children to car
for,
Six big rainbow trout frozen Int
two cakes of ice attracted much at
tention to the show window OF tn
McCutcheon Hardware company
store last week. The fish wer
caught by w. E. Lester In th
Poudre river a few miles above For
Collins. The largest fish weighe
two and a quarter pounds.
w. X. Gilcrest, the wealthy lum
Der man. nsof Des Moines, Ia, has JUS
acquired complete title to the prop
erty of the Gilcrest townsite com
pany. and the Farmers and Mel
chants bank of GiIcrest. The prop
erty was formerly owned by a stoc
company, of which Mr.. Gflcrest wa
nll,o f0un named III