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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
3
Local merchants Thurlby push jewelry and best silverware with Sanborn and Houston for farm loans. Tribune promotes job work. Social notes list visits to Greeley from Eaton and LaSalle residents, August meetings, and relatives from Iowa Park to Bloomington visitors.
J Wimboden visits Denver today and Henry Stimker departs for Boston. Births reported. a son born to the Gewicks on July 23 and another to the Mackeys on July 26. Travel notes include Mort Neill's Chicago trip and H J Buell's Denver visit for Northern Colorado Power. Farewell for Bertha Wick to Iowa. J L Suter visits from Denver. Ralph Pollock returns to San Francisco. Mrs M A Bunker to a mountain outing with children. Island Grove park events scheduled Wednesday and Thursday.
Thurnby for dismonds. See McClenahan for loans. Tribune want ads do the business. W. K. Starbird spent Monday at Gilcrest. Wedding invitations and announcements at the Tribune office. Mrs. L. H. Becker and daughter Minnie of Evans shopped in Greeley. Oscar Blaisdell and Charles Heighton returned to Aust after a few days in Greeley. Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and takes mail orders for the Ladies Home Journal at Greeley 437 or Tribune office. Visitors admitted to the Canning Factory Tuesday and Thursday 2 to 4. Misses Lena Van Oort and Blanch Nelson head to Grand Junction until school opens. Thursby for best silverware.
Elmer Royer Elmer Gordon Gas Center A B DeVoe and Wilmer Lewis camp on the upper die report good fishing and expect to arrive home the last of the week.
Daily transfers show deeds and contracts from Weld County Abstract and Investment Co. and others. Transactions include Treasurer’s Deed to Alice Belle Jones, various Q C D and W D transfers of sections, lots, and blocks, among entities such as The Voorhees Real Estate Co, Nunn Townsite, and multiple private buyers in towns like Windsor and Greeley. The itemized entries include prices from $2 to $158, and notes for parcels in townships 7 to 11 north and ranges 57 to 68 west.
Big raspberry sale continues at Star Grocery in Greeley with wide stock and any quantity available. William Motheral and family plan a few days in Estes Park while others travel for visits to Denver Pagosa Springs and Catalina Island. Local residents, including Demarcat store staff and regional travelers, are noted in this period’s activity.
Max Arlitt of Austin Texas left last week for his home after visiting his brother in law Charlies Von Rosenberg for two weeks. His son Norman will stay in Greeley until school opens.
The Wheel ers, popular vaudeville jugglers, perform Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Bijou. Don’t miss this show, praised as the best yet to visit the venue.
Mrs Agnes Dart, who began a three week trip to New York state, remains ill at her brother’s home in Blairsburg, Ila. She cannot continue the journey and will return to Greeley when travel is feasible.
Mrs. Ida Sanford traveled to Salt Lake City for vacations and is now in Portland with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs M B Milan. They expect to continue to British Columbia before returning home.
Charlies Kelley received a telegram this morning announcing the death of his father Charles Knettly at the family home in Hazelton. The deceased was 79 and had been ill for six months. Mr. Knettly visited his parents in May when his father was thought to be dying.
Vick Roy superintendent of Union Pacific traveled this morning in his private car hitched to No 108. He was en route to Cheyenne for an inspection tour through Greeley.
Brother G Baton and his group travel by car from Wastes rk to the circus. Neilson and Burrell Reynolds, guests of the Baton family for a month, will accompany them back home.
Rev. G. A. Eckerberg left for Aurora Indiana after a three week visit with his daughter Mrs. W Gustafson. He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Wiste who has spent the past year in Greeley.
A fragmentary notice at Star Grocery mentions quantities like boxes and crates with vague details about a purchase or sale related to quarters at the Star Grocery. The text is incomplete and offers little context beyond items and the store name.
Special to the Daily Triune Pine Ridge South Dakota July 28 the Sioux on the reservation have permission to leave during the third week in August to attend the Frontier days celebration at Cheyenne Wyoming Chief American Horse who visited Cheyenne last year arranges the rail trip for himself and many younger bucks with squaws babies tepees ponies and all their household goods They plan to take part in races and spectacular events showing stirring frontier scenes in which American Horse previously acted.
The Swedish American Republican club special meeting planned for July 21 in Academy Hall San Francisco has been postponed to August 4. A program will be given then. In related news, Helene Dingeon, once a popular opera star, died in extreme poverty after a career at Tivoli and later stages.
The county clerk's semi annual report shows 7192 dollars in receipts the highest on record for six months with net receipts of 2828.90 dollars. Deed filings reach a peak since January 1 1908 and many reservoir and ditch filings are noted. Net earnings over the last three years rise each year.
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