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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
1
Greeley items include Red Front ads for groceries and wares, dancing lessons by Prof Mangini, social dances, and multiple business updates. Local court, real estate, and personal notices appear alongside election notes, financial boosts, and community events amid a rapid-fire roundup of names and places.
Storey presents dressmaking and ladies tailoring at Miller and Dietrich’s. Wanted a good girl for general housework with high wages. E B Covurer announces learning dancing at Redmen’s hall every Friday night by Prof and Mrs T Chas Mangini of Denver. Tomorrow night opens the season and all are invited.
The books and accounts of James Mc Very, deceased, have been placed in my hands for collection. All persons in debt to the estate will please call and settle without delay. H. P. Hearn, Justice of the Peace. Oct. 30, 1900.
Buyer takes over the wagon repair shop at the same location after the late James McVery and guarantees work satisfactory.
Todd and McAfee of Evans Colorado advertise one hundred old ewes for sale at their ranch located a mile north of Hardin. The listing provides the Evans address for contact.
Sam arranged with a first rate horseshoer to prepare for shoeing in excellent condition on Ninth Street with J A Taytor noted in passing.
Frank E Smira offers first class music for dances openings and all occasions at 612 Thirteenth Street with moderate prices and ready to perform for events. He markets himself as prepared to furnish suitable musical entertainment for diverse gatherings.
A list of upcoming talks and readings by Lectare Course speakers including C F Weller Navy and Elbert Hubbard with dates from January to March. Names mentioned include Jeannette R Murphy Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra and Edmund Vance Cook among others.
The Model Flour Mills announce a new elevator with capacity for twenty thousand bushels for corn and feed storage. It houses upgraded grinding and handling machinery for all feeds and offers car lots of whole corn corn chop and mixed chop, small lots of feed, bulk or ground delivery, and grinding services from eight to ten thousand pounds per hour at low charges.
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