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The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
FACTS ABOUT THE BIBLE

The first book printed from NOV
able types was the Latin Bible in
the year 1855. The fist Bible print
ed in this country was in the Indian
language in 1868, by John Eliot.
The fint English Bible printed in
this country vas in 1852. The 6rst
Bibls printed in New York city vas
\ 15ss, George Washington ovnsd
. copy. The Bible l. now printed in
xsses than 500 different languages,
sspresenting the speech Of eight
tsnths Of the population Of the
world In the thirteenth century Q
Bibls cost $4,000, which was moss
than the cost Of the two arches Of
London bridge, and ~ much - the
entire earnings Of . laboring man
for 15 years. To-day the Bible il
ths cheapest book in the world. Ths
satirs Bible may be obtained for 1e
csnts and the new testament for six
esnta-Exchange.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
THE VERY Latest.

TA me zee some Of your black
lid gloves" said . lady to . shop-
man. "These are not the --latest
sly1e, are they?" she asked, when
IL gloves were produced.
~Yss, madam" replied the shop
man; eve have had them in stock
only two daya."
Il didn't think they were, b.
esnss the fashion paper says black
lid gloves have tan stitches, and
vios YFsa. I 80 the tan stitches,
but not the vics versa.s
The shopman explained that vics
vssss was French for seven buttons
- shs bought three pairh-Dstroit
JIoo PrsaA
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished daily by the Weld coun
" Abstract and Investment company
Scptclnt,cr 20.

September 20.
Lizzie Laufer to Jacob Zetiouf. w
d. sS5, Lot /, Blk. 1. Lakeview Add
to Windsor.
John f. Shafer and Bert A. 9hefe
to Anna Douglas, w. D. $500. Lot Z
Blk. 7, First Add. to Pierce.
John f. Shafer and Bert 4. shafel
to Walter Spencer. w. D. $1a0. Lot.
10, 20 and 81. Blk. s. First Add. t.
Pierce.
to Frank Whitman, w. D. $50. A.
It. N and s by rs #. Z and w. ~ \
end OF Lots 13. II and 10. Blk. s
First Add. to Pierce.
Union Pacific Railroad GO. t.
Sarah r. Michael, w. D. $500. NV
ar OF 27-5-66.
union Pacific Railroad Co. te
John NJ. Michael. w. d. $500. NE O.
OF 27-5-66.
William H. Fairbrother to Gu!
Mosher, W. D. $20.4O0. SW qr OF g.
2-66, and E hf Of Sc or of 1-1-e7.
l. F. Downer and G. E. Bullen t.
E. Pl and Mary F. Shaffner. w. d
$500. Lots I. s, and 10. Blk. 6
Kersey.
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GREW SWEET POTATOES.
Fine Crop Raised by H. ]. Houston
Near City.

H. j. Houston has demonstrated
that sweet potatoes can be grown in
the Greeley district. in the crop he
has raised this year on the farm
west of the city. Today he brought
the product OF one hill to the office
of Sanborn G Houston. There wore
twenty potatoes in the hill. fully
half of which were OF good size and
thoroughly matured. Mr.. Houston
believes that the sweet potato could
be acclimated and grown at . profit
here. He secured the plants for
these from eastern Kansas, and about
half the plants died before they were
set out.
Sweet potatoes are grown very
much like floral bulbs. They should
be kept very dry through the win
ter, then placed in cold frames or hot
hot beds In the spring and growth
forced. When the old potato u well
covered with green shoots the latter
are broken of and set out about like
tomato or cabbage plants.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
FINE COUNTRY HOME.
This Held Merry Crowd Last Tues
day Evening.

day Evening.
The beautiful country home of Mt.
and Mrs. Charles H. Bliss was the
scene of delightful social gathering
Tuesday evening. when the teachers
and officers OF the NJ. e. Sunday
school, with their wives and hus-
bands, were entertained.
Such a meeting was held every
month last season and the lessons
for the coming week studied. The
affair Tuesday night was purely n
social gathering, though there was
a short business session, and plans
were talked over to better the Sum
day school work.
Mr.. Bliss has been superintendent
of the Sunday school for r.any years.
The new pastor, Rev. ]. J. Lace, was
present and became acquainted with
the Sunday school workers. There
was music during the evening and
nice refreshments were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss and their two
sons. The guests numbered fifty
6vo.
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CLAIMS HER AS WIFE.
Negro Says He and Clara Award
Legally Married.

Once more the Award case is ap-
propriating the limelight. owing to
the fact that the negro, Frank
Brown, who has worked on the AL
ward place for years, appeared in
town today, claiming to be the law
full husband of Clara Award. a white
woman, who was sent to the state
institution for the insane at Pueblo
a short time ago. Brown was un-
able to see the proper authorities
this morning. but told his story in
an unofficial way to chance acquaint-
ances. He claims that he was mar
ried twenty years ago to the Award
woman, the marriage taking place in
Denver, and states that he can pro-
duce papers and witnesses to back
up his statement. The insane woman
Is said to be the possessor Of consid-
cradle property
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<uE HAD CHANGED HER {.
, ,.,Is Circumstance That Young se'ss
Forgot. and Il Made Hse
Some Trouble.

"That is the second time l nave
dome that within . week" said the
bride of six months, as she put down
her pen with a disguised expression
on her face, "and I just don't LIKE
il" =.
.What have you done nowr que
ri.d her friend.
"Donep l have made out . check,
,;gned it, inclosed it with . bill and
mailed it, expecting to receive . n
ceipt back, and instead l have got
ten tho check, and across it stamped, |,
No account in this bank OF
course, l have an account there, but
". signed the check with my
maiden name, instead Of my mar
ried one, and consequently have
made all kinds Of trouble, to say
nothing of appearing ridiculous in
he eyes of several people. I nsvs1
shall draw q check again unless I
have some ono censor it and 80 that
| have not forgotten that whan l
was married I changed my name r
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
COUNCIL GRINDS
A LARGE GRIS1
THE COUNCIL DolNGs TUESDAY

Assessed Valuation Of City $1,s0o':6s
This Year.
The city council met Tuesday even
ing and transacted the usual amount
of business.
A. D. Woolman and Mrs. Emma
Flint were granted permission to cu'
cottonwoods.
Petitions were granted for sewers
in Block 2, Peery Subdivision. and
Block /, Bouker Subdivision. and the
clerk instructed to prepare an ordi-
nance.
The Conrad Sitzman petition for
2OO.foot water main on Fourth
avenue was granted.
County Assessor Wylie reported
the assessed valuation of city of Cree
lev for 1908, $1,S95,265, an increase
of s125,0OO over last year.
The cost of the Eleventh avenue
sewer was reported $715.77, cost to
be assessed Sic foot against aout-
ting property.
A fire alarm system for the city
was shown by A. F. Loomis and ne
was instructed to present written
proposition at the next meeting.
The superintendent Of water was
instructed to take contracts for
water with farmers, and when ap-
proved by him the mayor and clerk
were authorized to sign for the city.
Superintendent of sewers was In
structed to order supplies and build
a sewer on Fifteenth avenue.
Milton Seaman reported that the
Driving club wished to spend some
money on a driveway from Four
teenth avenue to the river In Island
Grove park. The proposition was
accepted, and work will be done un-
der the supervision Of the city.
The Stukey Concrete company was
awarded the contract for building
sidewalks and necessary concrete
work around the library and city
hall.
NJ. Seaman and J. A. Nolin were
Instructed to remove the fire bell
from the old tower. The bell will be
placed above the fire department.
back of the city hall.
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EVANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings OF Kan
s,s city are guests OF MIR. andMrs.
Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Young have
returned home after four weeks
visit in Ohio.
Miss Mona McAfee and Miss Cum
ninrhnm we're guests OF Miss Maud
Craig Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willie OF
Denver were guests OF MT. WhIao
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. viii Reid is suffering from
a badly mashed foot caused by an
accident while In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson have
moved to Greeley where they will
take charge OF the Exchange hotel.
]. w. Dennis and family have
moved into the Hughes home for the
winter in order to send his children
to school.
The Holiness people are holding
protracted meetings here with large
attendance and much interest IL
manifested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winehold Of Kansas
are visiting at the home Of their
son. Mr., A. r. Winehold in the north
part of town.
w. E. Thompson who has been
superintendent of the Latham ditch
for some time left for his home in
Sparta. ILL.,. last Monday.
Little Frankie Jack celebrated his
tenth birthday Monday by inviting
a number of his playmates In to
have a good time with him.
e, X. Hopins and family have
moved to Sedgwick, Mr.. Hopins hav-
ing been appointed pastor OF the
Sedgwick and North Lincoln M. e.
churches.
Business has increased at the U.
P. station at Evans SO that Mr.. Ell
bridge the agent was compelled to
have an assistant. Mr.. Roy Ritter
is the assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clark re-
turned home from Silver Plume .
few days ago. They were greatly
surprised upon entering their home
that they had been robbed Of over
a hundred dollars worth Of goods.
As yet there is NO clew to the rob
berry.
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UMMONs.


J ii THE 41sTRIeyr 1sGIa!y q coHR4. %fla' S.
John willis Hill. Plaintiff. vs.. The
Inion eolonyy eolIony of es1arada eGo1rDerda,ion The
RGoration. Jed E. DeT.ee and Clara n,
IT, Thomson. Defendants.
onion Ga ths coiony sae Of
The Union Colony of Colorado, a Cor
Poration. Jed E. DeIee and Clara II
caai: crnomson: the defendants above named
q u, You eu,,n, are hereby REQUIRED to appear in
aboSe oa named nr0uSnt pistnsi against you by the
Court OF Weld COUNTY 's stat TIE of Piss1iet ca1o
In H,os within twenty days after the SER
county or Il served ssrysa oSt %Ith1 n9 I'll: ,S,:
Gounty; or by publication. within thirty
gays iws ., after ts the service hereof, excius-
by default will be taken against Vn,,
niHe,TrdinE aie,n to the prayer OF the c3m-
IN the ABOVE % ' entitsa fqRs Of .ssoo thH comnain.
served served with this summons. or il the
service hereof be made ont o. this
t,me ,nee' ,srei, shen ten days additional TO the
ance and answer will be allowed YP,.eare
the taking Of judgment by defa iii as
i. The The said action is brought to ob,s,n
sesG15oed and ~ promises; w to.wit: All Of Lot
south 81 feet of said Lot. ,n eSsept Rtdc. the =.
and being more particularly deseribeS
as follows. to-wit: The north "a feet
the the nSrth ss feet more or less Of
BLOCK 2e. City OF Greeley. weiH
county, Colorado. according to the
,1sscorded plat thereof. together WITH
me right to the use OF water y.
Gerfved from the canals OF The Union
Goi3ny OF Colorado: and for decree de-.
caring the above named plaintiff the
owner thereof in fee simple. subiect to
Liquor clause and enjoinins defendo 90
nins... niI,,s. thsir agents. servants or em
p,h~1yes. from interfering with plain
,ins use and enjoyment OF aams nr
from IRON maintaining or carrying on anv
nuis ,,,,, 10 recover possession thereof. a.
MI more fully appear from the com.
prannt na N seid action to which refer.
And you are hereby notified that ~
sy yon tall to appear. and to answer ths
snid said complaint cor as above required, the
seTn sain R'a1ntin will take Judgment BY
na"ni! nran aSs1nst you according to the
prayer OF said complaint. VIC
SiVen under my hand at Greelev In
sm,a county, this i4tn day OF Sept.mm' M
JOHN r. JACOBS.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
FIRST publication In Greeley Tr,hmn.
per 30. 1908; last pub,icatiou,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
REPORTED BETTER.
Captain David Boyd Undergoes an
Important Operation.

Important OperatlOn.
1t is hoped by the many friends Of
Captain Boyd that favorable turn
has taken place in his terrible all
ment. 1t will be remembered that
he was afflicted rather suddenly
with such sharp pains through the
chest that it was feared that he
would go into commissions. Not long
ago he went to the Boulder sanitar-
ium, and after being there five days
1t was discovered that pus had
formed on the right side, between
the pleura and the ribs, and an op-
Grafton was resorted to and q pint
of pus eliminated. One of the ribs
WIS found to be slightly diseased.
but the bone wa. carefully cleanssi
and scraped, and 1t is now hoped that
most of his untoward symptoms will
disappear. At the present time Cap
tain Boyd is able to be about on his
feet. The physicians think that the
ulcer must have been caused by q
forgotten fall or hurt.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
STRUCK By AUTO.
Edward Day Badly Bruised by Ma.
chine Tuesday.

Edward Day, who lives at the cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Four
teenth street. was the victim of ar
accident yesterday. the second to be-
fall him in a few months. In the
spring he had several ribs broken by
a cave-in. and yesterday. while cross
ing the street, was run over by IN
auto. No blame is attached to the
driver. Robert Steele. as Mr.. Day Id
mits he became confused and bewtl
dered in his attempt to dodge II
machine. Mr. Day was badly bruiseh
and 1t IL feared he is injured intexI
ally. ~
The family came here over . year
ago from Michigan, and i'll luck
seems to follow them. Their daugh-
ter, Grace. was taken to the hospi-
tai Tuesday and tomorrow will be
operated upon for stomach trouble.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
HIGHI.ANDLAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah were busi-
ness visitors In Longmont Friday.
One-fourth of an inch OF ice froxe
on watering troughs here Saturday
night.
Farmers expect to begin digging
their beets next week. No one here
has received orders from the factory
yet.
The first snow of the season ar
rived Friday night and continued
Saturday. Several inches fell, but
melted nearly as fast as 1t fell
Mrs. c. l.. Walker drove to Long
mont Friday after her daughter,
Miss Della. who spent Sunday with
her parents. She likes her school
work in Longmont very much.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
MOTHER WORKS WITHOUT PAY

Mother gets up Ant," said the
new Office boy. "shs lights the Ars
and gets my breakfast 20 I can gst
here early. Then she gets father up,
gets his breakfast and sends him OF.
Then she gives The others their
breakfast and gets 'sm ready tor
school; and then shs an the baby
have their breakfast"
what 10 your pay herer asked
the man.
IT get three dollars . week and r.
ther gets three dollars . day"
"How much doss your mothsr
g.tr
~Mother!" he said Indignantly.
"why abe don't have to work for
anybody"
"Ohl I thought you Just told NJ
she worked for the whole family
every morning"
"Oh! that's for us-but there amt
no money in that"
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
General Infor,'
THA CITY on m,

The City OF Greeley
'sffsts;eyrSry ~ one live on. "
III " 'oGSted 8? miles sne, n.
Rocky C11 Moountsinat % miaes from the SSs'
Y mas one OF the f,,
Sst1%}a tSsst I}n,,sSSf q pure mouat.si,ss
u y the county seat NJ
snS caS, greatest srx irrigated &C eoua, W
Il i. the seat of tn. Nv
MSsTsea S.ssssva school with 1000 SS0'ss ",
g s.. ans OF the ,,0..,
6f1oed schools In the e"sst cn,
~ nAe vide. graded S'.aq
strHSts wsth miies Of cont lag
u hes many fine cbu,,, /
and the honeS Averasa \
than Ia almost any oiSsM more
th4 4tssissippi, er city,
II has Q million dou.,
,.EioAss has . srs., vegst.o,.
II has . big potato s,.,
and numerous smaller mach maS "a
onlorprtoos. 1uui
II has on1 Wholesale cr
N has one OF the best tSSSet SSsit
state. '' note
Il has two railroads.
more growing. and
1t has . delightful c,in,,
shade and At night. a's
IL has many up-to-d data =.
store but1dtnHs. "
It has . fine system n, .
longing to the city or Tho p
1t has two fine public i,h.,. ~.
. new city hall. "of'
II 10 surrounded by III.
and AGRICULTURAL country. '''
three. Weekltes. "'ps
It has four uanks. with
averaging over $4,000. 900
II has . live and enarp.
mercial club. se
1t has . delightful soc,a,
numerous other things, Too
The crops OF the Greeley
AggregSts annually s6.00O.5
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
FAIRPLAY DISTRICT.

The teachers here have had the big
boys busy cleaning up the weeds and
burning them.
Calvin and Ora Brokaw of Law
ton, O., are visiting at the home Of
their uncle, d. W. Runnells.
p. Balmer threshed his wheat last
week. He had 1046 bushels. 1t was
fall wheat and was raised without
water.
Miss Della Marquette of Denver
is visiting her friend. Miss Flora
Runnells, who has been quite Ill but
Is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Caward, who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. B. Carpenter, returned last
week to their home In Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
GREELEY LODGE DIRpT

A. O. y. W-Frank Madds,
workman. c. l. Sullivan, rs
= z. O. R-Greeley lodge.
meete every. Thursday eve
g. townsend, exalted rulsf.
Ooa9A4ess el the American n.
-Ara. J. 9. Hughes. reSsH
c. 4. Hingle, secretary.
regular flag days.
FeetesDal Qnien Of Amer,e.
secretary. Meets second an7
Tuesdays. n. B. A. hall.
g. 4. h-T. c. Presley, com
W. D. C.-Ars. Adele X. clarl
I. 3. 8. r.-Poudre Valley los.
Alderman. N. G.. A. J. Condo
Meets every Tuesday evenin1
woodbury., secretary. Weld I
ment-0eorg =. Gray. p. C. p
LIST and 3rd Tuesdays.
DaaghtePe of 0ehekah-Mrs.
Smith, n. g.. meets secos
Fourth Wednesdays. l. @. al
k1asAss 80 ladies OF seead,
Potter. secretary.
x. - Prank Gordon. C, C, |
r Clark. r. X. Meets on
evening. L o. Q. +. hall.
Pythlan Sisaers-Sarah Spers,
Christine Malone. NJ. OF R
Meets second fourth We
X. .. z. NJ, n. Ball. comma
First and Third % Tsursd,
Masonic hall.
L. .. r. M.-Mrs. Emma Schryvs
mander; Mrs. Marion B.
Legal Mystic Legien-John q
worthy counselor: F. Z. Bak1
retary. Meets first and third
days at the homes of memberd
Meseaie-A. J. Neili. W. ~.
Flower. secretAry. Meets SEED
fourth Fridays. Masonic hall
RoyaA Arch MAsons-William
Thompson. H. p. H. F; FowS
YetAry. Meets first MondaJ
Reyal anA select ls.ten-l. o. I
+. ]. n: H. r. Flower, secrd
knlgAts Te0DSar-O. NJ Abbott
c. N. Jackson, recorder.
o. 4 e.-Ara. Nettie Arbuekle,
J. Alcorn, secretary. Meets
Ah0 AO0lNu O06udN :, '"osV'i'sl
Meaera Bret Aerho0d of Aarrta-
Lowe. president: h. c. Billing
rotary. Meets 1st and Srd u
in II. B. A. hall.
-. ". A.-E. w. Thompson,
II. w. Yersin, clerk. Meets III
third Wednesdays OF each no
O. o. r. hall.
Royal Neaghhoes-Mrs. CLYDE
Oracle: Mrs. Maud Fine. te
Meets second THURSDAY evenin,
fourth Thursday afternoons
Reyai Arsansn-EuGene veldn
gent; A. J. Lohr. jr, sec
Neets second and fourth y
At d. e. Carpenter 3 office.
W. o. VIC. II. Randall. c. G,
Williams, clerk. Meets ilfs
third Fridays OF month In
Un1foe0 na4k-C. A Lawrene
tain; Ira L sides, secretary,
f.rst ana third Fridays IN
we.es es wseAer.st-Mrs;
Meyer. guardian: Mrs ,S a'lS'
clerk. 0Oots first and third
afternoons In !. o. .. +; hai
KD(GAts 0e the Golden EasG
March, Noble Chief: E; I.
keeper Of records. Mess
Thursday evening at NJ D.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
Small Blaze In store.

There was . lively little blaze in
the dry goods department of the
Park Merchandise store Tuesday
evening, which caused . lot of ex-
element but not much damage.
In arranging a pile Of blankets in
the rear of the store in the morning
an electric light, which was swinging
In the way, was temporarily dispose
Of BY placing It between some blan-
kets. It was then forgotten and
when the lights were turned on at
$3.50 O'Clock there was something
doing among the blankets. and a
dozen were burned before the dre
was extinguished.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
ELEVEN HUNDRED
COPIES EVERY
WEEKDAY AFTEROON
Tho State Ticket

Supreme Bench
George w. Musser,
Morton 8. Bailey,
W. A. Hill
8. Harrison White
Governor
John F. Shafroth
Lieutenant Governor
8. II. Fitzgarrald
Congressman-atl large
Edward T. Taylor
Secretary Of State
J. b Pearce
State Treasurer
w. J. Galligan
State Auditor
Rhoady kenehan
Attorney General
John T. Barnett
superintendent OF Public instruction
Mrs. Katherine Cook
Railroad ,Commis ,ioners
A. p. Anderson
Dan H. Staley
w. L. eeeley
Presidential Elsctors
Charles 8. Thomas
DR.. b. L. Jefferson
Sam Wheeler
Thomas EkrhArt
Dexter I. Sapp
Regents of State University
Ralph Talbot
Ethelbert b. Adams
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
A Oishonest Dollar.

You cannot hide a dishonest dollar
You take q dishonest dollar and bury
1t clear down in the deepest part OF
earth, 1t will not stay there. You may
roll 1t on rocks and mountains boul
ders; you may attempt to put that dis
honest dollar down in the center of the
earth; 1t will not stay there. No! Il
Will begin to rock and heave and up
turn itself, until 1t comes to the resur
rection Of damnation.-Talmage
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
DIVIDING THE LABOR

30 Sam, I hear you've taken Q
partner for ifsr
YsA sah; married yesterday,
aoh.s
II hope you believe In IN equal
division Of labor, and win not sxpsct
you pazt1sr to do IN ths vork.
oamP
sNa sahl No, indeed, sahi I
dess bslisva We bofs should do our
AsEe. sah. wifs's gwins to DO a
valhin,, and Tn gvins T ct u
AsaGarsf, ah r-Yenksrs Stata.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
AssuMiMo TOO MUCH,

Dunlsy-I till you, 1'vs mad ID
NJ mind that shs1l marry me or ri
tlev sst my brains.
X1ex-Huhl Such unwa.r,ntsa
sasumption nsvsr board
D1nlsy-Asumptioni I suppos,
ysu mean "presumptionr
Kno1-No; refer to your ~
sumption that you have any braina
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
Highest Land Value.

The Willus Henderson eighty-acre
farm In Pleasant Valley was sold
Tuesday. through the Arbuckle 4
Purcell Land company, to J. W. San.
ford, OF Iowa Falls, Ia. for 81. 900
the highest price ever paid for farm
land in this county. $3.50 an acre. A
couple Of years ago Mr Hen lerson
bought the place from B. 9. Pier for
about $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
Notice,

All persons intending to attend
the King Hill, Idaho, land openina
are requested to notify us on or ha.
fore October 3, so that arrange
menus can be made for accommoda.
Ilons; special train will leave Gree
l1y tuesday evening. October 6
Inose who are unable to attend ir
person may send proxies with un
representative. Wi
ARBUCKLE-PURCELL LAND co
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
REGISTER! REGISTER.

Register today. There are 2,O0O
unregistered voters TN tho city of
Greeley, that must register to vote
this fall. and they have less than
three weeks In which to do this. Get
busy today. II yo1 have moved, or
did not vote hero lsst election, you
must be registered to vote this fall.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
HOpn~ fop o.l~

Hall & Neary will have n car =
iafee work stock. mostly mares /,
Greeley about October 3. This i,
choice load. and ready for any XII,
OF work. Call and see us. so
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
SENIORS TEA.
First Of These Social Functions Given
at Normal.

The Kindergarten Seniors OF the
State Normal school give, during the
year, several teas to the Juniors of
the kindergarten department, that
they may become better acquainted.
The first of this series of teas was
given last Monday on the Normal
campus from to 6 O'Clock, and there
were about sixty In attendance.
Games were played and the Kin
dergarten director, Miss Maud Can
nell, read two stories, after which
tea was served and a good social
time enjoyed. 1t would make ev-
eryone feel younger to see this jolly
crowd enjoy themselves.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
Lau1ba for RaL>

Also Plenty Of Extra Good Ram.
Feeders desiring to buy good iam,,
can !ind them at our ranch. Ars
breeders can find the rams thev ,aas
THE HOLT LIVE STOCK CO
Ramah. Colorad,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30
HOEHa for Aale

ABOUT October I will be IN Graz
ley with . car Of good, welI-brol@
nofses. Some good matched team,
Ipquire of Albert Lawrence. thrna
miles east. or Harry Beasiey. one
mile east of Greeley. ohe
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-30

For School Superintendent
Lafayette Ryan, Of Evans
For County Assessor
T. A. Lewis. Of Piatteville
For County Coroner
J. M. Peterson, Of Greeley
Commissioner, District l
Chris NelsOn, Eaton
Commissioner, District 3
T. l.. James, of kersey
For State Senator
W. L. Clayton, Of Greeley
For Representatives
A. r. Morrison. of Johnstown
G. NJ. Houston. OF Greeley