The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-25
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AouIu 6UTe0C.
Nothing too good for our custom.
ers. A. w. Jacobs. 'f'
PlattevilIe coal mine, good coal,
$3.50 per ton. R. Johnson. prop.
Best of corn-fed meats supplied to
customers at A. w. Jacobs market.
T. w. Cunningham and son
started last Tuesday for Riverside,
Calf.
For the best windmill on earth
call up G. w. Nichols & Son, Gree
ley, Colo.
Apples, cherries, plums & small
fruits. Greeley Nurseries & 1925 10th
St., Geo. J. Spear.
s. F. Hathaway of the Hathaway
Stone company of Denver was in
Greeley on business Tuesday.
Pearls, Rurals, Ohios and Triumph
seed potatoes. Imported and hone
grown. At Rothschild's warehouse.
Parties desiring to reach trade Of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
The Eastern Star gave a dance last
Wednesday evening in the Arm ory.
About 100 couple were present to en-
Joy the evening.
Biggest shipment Of furniture ever
made to Greeley. Five carloads will
arrive for the ]. 7. Clough Furni-
ture company this week.
There were 133 Greeley people
took advantage OF the rates to Dem
YER Saturday and went for business
or pleasure. A large number at
tended the opera.
Mrs. j. A. Elliott of Durant, 1.
T., arrived in Greeley Sunday for a
few weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
j. @. Wylie. This Is the first time
the sisters have met in nine years.
Orrin Forsyth, senior at the State
Normal, has been notified that he
has successfully passed the examina-
tion for teacher in the Philippine
Islands and has been given an ap-
pointment.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Studley Of
Ault we're IN Greeley Thursday en-
route for Boulder, where they will
visit their daughter, Miss Rose, who
is medical student at the univer-
sity. Rev. Studley is the Baptist
minister at Ault.
Mrs. Frank Haynes of Lupton
came to Greeley Saturday for short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Bertha
Robinson. She returned Sunday and
Mrs. Robinson's mother, Mrs. r. ].
Frazier, arrived that day from Lup1
ton for few days. visit.
Mrs. %. L.@ Bailey started last
Monday for Roosevelt, Utah, for q
months visit with her husband.
Mr.. Bailey is located at Roosevelt,
which is new town in the Uintah
reservation seventy-five miles from
Grant, the nearest railroad station.
Prof. Bruce Halstead, who has an
international fame as a mathema
tician and instructor in that subject
at the State Normal school, has just
completed three text books that are
now in the hands of the publishers.
They are an advanced geometry, a
treatise on the value Of science and
q rational arithmetic.
Now is the time to buy your shirt
waist suits, while our stock Is com
plete. We candle our eggs, price
l5c. Fresh ranch butter for 25c,
large cans tomatoes 1Oc, four cans
good corn 25c, good salmon 10c. We
carry Hamilton Brown shoes, rubbers
and boots, you know the rest,
Garden seeds and onion sets in bulk.
Red Front.
j. j. Armstrong, commissioner OF
colonization for the Routt County
Development company, sl4 Seven
teenth street, Denver, which is
colonizing the Little Snake River
valley In Routt county. Colo, ar
rived in Greeley today and will re-
main here for several days at the
Albion hotel signing contracts with
farmers who want to take up land in
this district.
Rev. Father George Halderman,
pastor of the Oldest church IN
America, located in New Mexico, has
been visiting Father Casey and Prof.
r. Ernesti Of the Normal school the
past week. His church was built IN
1895 by Spaniards, who came from
Old Mexico, and is in an excellent
state of preservation. A few years
after 1t was built the Spanards