The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14

cry on demand and Mrs. Fred Brown
Is doing an excellent business in q
restaurant just established In De-
cember in the new brick building on
the south end of the street. Mrs.
Brown has almost more than she can
handle, and her husband, who is a
cook by trade, but engaged tempo
rarily in bridge building, will prob
ably assist her in the near future.
w. A. Patterson, in charge of the
meat market in the brick building,
has an appetizing shop and is enjoy.
ing the trade he deserves.
James A. Stewart, the merchant
In the brick. has new and we'll
displayed stock of general merchan-
disc and has no cause of complaint
in regard to trade. Trade connec-
tions with Greeley are in evidence
here as elsewhere, Greeley flour being
one of the products Mr.. Stewart
has been in the new store a little
over year.
DR.. Warren is the busy physician
of the place and is also the proprietor
OF the drug store. DR.. Warren re-
grets sorely the loss of LaSalle's
newspaper and is optimistic about
getting paper located again. 1t is
doubtful, however, if any, effort, un-
less considerable bonus were given,
could induce a publisher to locate
permanently in so small a town,
loyal as the people of the town are.
The fact is, it takes money to pay
printers and paper bills and espec-
tally is this true in Colorado. DIR.
Warren is affable and able in his line
and is evidently worthy the support
of his town and vicinity in his pro-
fession.
By the way, posted around town
in various places is. a piacard, the
epitaph of the LaSalle Review
: Parties who have paid subscriptions
to the LaSalle Review may get same
rebated by addressing the under
;. signed, j. E. Mallonnee, Champa
. street, Denver.'' LaSale people
evidently are holding the sack and
some of them are SO sanguine about
the future of the place that they
want to sew up the hole and try II
again, but The job press, which
: was never used, is stored in the rea
= of the Ellis store yet.
70 The village blacksmith, Mr.. Rails
back, was busy at work at the forge
;, and wagon shop when the reporter
= called, but not too busy for pleasant
: greeting.
f. W. McKenney, who has been
:, three years in the service OF Uncle
Sam, has just lately removed his
post office cabinet from the Stewart
. store across the street, having pur-
chased the building occupied by his
son as barber shop, but known as
the hotchkiss building. Chas. Nc
Kenney will establish himself again
at his trade when suitable location
is found. Postmaster McKenney
: will put in stock of candies, tobac-
Goes and notions, stationery, etc.,
soon.
FL. A. Edie is the rural delivery
man. making his twenty seven mile
trip regularly. Mr.. Edie Is just
making an addition to his residence
east of the town site, adding an L to
the west side, l0xl4.
Mr.. Zingg is the merchant on the
east side and gets his share OF trade,
evidently, conducting a general mer-
chandise business. d. S. Ellis
handles coal and feed in the rear OF
the same building. Mr.. Ellis has
shipped eight carloads of pressed
alfalfa to Texas, and some ship
ments are made as far as Louisiana.
He SAYS alfalfa is good crop for the
farmer to handle: it Is cheap crop
to grow and means conserVatlVely
three to four tons to the acre. which
can be estimated at S5 per ton.
John Bentley, who conducts one OF
the eating houses of the town, is one
of the pioneers of LaSalle, counting
twenty four years residence to his
credit.
NJ, M. Cobler, who has been a
resident of LaSalle, moves out to his
homestead five miles south this
week
Richard Sullivan is the station
agent at LaSalle, too busy to be in
terviewed. Mr.. Whitney, who
proved himself exceedingly courteous
and helpful, is the operator.
Some extensive Improvements In
side tracking ara in project by the
railroad company. Some hundreds
of rods of new side track will be
established, The railroad company
has Just completed the building of