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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
A. L. Mumper & Co advertise sale of a five room modern brick house in a good location with options to sell, trade or rent. Also listed are a seven room modern house and miscellaneous items including a portable garage and an organ in trade for a cow. Contact Greeley 373. Poultry noted.
Myron H. Shoninger, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gideon, is convalescing well after pneumonia. Connected with a Chicago pennant house, he has been a guest of the Gideons. His parents, 8. M. Gideon and wife, were summoned as his condition worsened and will stay until he can return home.
Market report fragment lists grains and feed trends with scattered terms such as wheat barley butter eggs and hay. It mentions Nebraska and baled hay types like upland and alfalfa but provides no clear figures or dates. The readable content is insufficient for a precise summary.
Town sports scene notes a planned Thursday afternoon baseball game between the Spuds and Trinidad. Local merchants advertise discounts and gear. Mentions of A J Park Fezer's drug store and Clark & Faulkner's mark a busy commercial segment.
City briefs note several local events and visits. Trinidad faces Greeley Spuds at 3 p m next Thursday with other items including furniture ads and travel to Denver. Miss Elizabeth VanGorder returned from Denver. Mrs Hanstein traveled for Denver. Camfield hall set for a dance with electric fans on hand.
New and second hand typewriters advertised with prices from $10 to $18 and higher. Royal model listed at $65. Henry Candlin at 25 Bank Block. Miss Helen Jacobson and Elvera Holmlund were seen at Spur visiting friends. M Fulligin, Park Dry Goods clerk, was reported sick yesterday.
Mrs Katherine Brow travels to Gill to spend a brief vacation with her brother J B Danley and his family.
William Sisson formerly of Red Oak Iowa is visiting his sister Miss Myrtle Sisson of this city for a short time.
Mrs. Masters of Kersey and her daughter Mrs. Watts of Sterling shopped in Greeley. Mr. and Mrs. James Nagel plan to move to Oak Creek Colorado. Pigeons are 25 cents a pair dressed 40 cents a pair. Contact Raymond Wolfe c/o Tribune. Mrs. J G Evans and grandson Robert Langtry visited Boulder for a week with friends.
Classified notice seeking female workers for Crockett Moody Co. Immediate application requested. Names, ages, and location not provided. Potential earnings and job type unspecified in legible text.
National Retail Grocers convention delegate from Detroit, Interperter Biggar, traveled to Denver and spent yesterday in Greeley as the guest of his cousin Mrs. B E R Kitson.
Lee Carroll intends to take his family to Estes Park next week to stay during the warm spell.
Mrs George Bennett and Mrs Keifer traveled to Denver yesterday to shop and handle business matters.
Mrs C O Stone and her young daughter left for Rawlins after a short stay in the city.
Readers are urged to visit the Golden Rule for a supply of embroideries and laces offered at Loom End prices, promising bargains on fabrics and trim for home sewers and makers.
Mrs. E N Dix with her daughter and granddaughter arrived from Fort Collins this morning to visit the family of F M Barber and share time together.
Mrs Donaldson who had stayed with Mr and Mrs J Mc Query returned to her home in Monmouth today after a guest stay.
Mr and Mrs Glen Kennedy of Hildreth travel to Briggsdale to establish their permanent residence today. The move marks a new chapter for the family as they settle in the Briggsdale area.
Gunnison visitors Miss Grace and Edith Hawley toured the city today on a sightseeing trip en route to Fort Collins and Boulder. Mrs. Mary Bailey spent the day in Denver for shopping and business and plans to leave next week for Estes Park to stay until July.
A few household articles including spice cabinets and hoar sitters remain at the Loom End Sale at Ramsay's with buyers choosing items for 47c. Dr. W. E. Dressel of Fort Collins visited the city and departed for Great Falls Montana to stay a few months.
G. D. Home Book Store advertises the best guaranteed colors in duplex wallpaper at 75 cents per double roll.
Mrs. L. Thompson, who had been in the city for a week handling business, returned to her home in Oakland California today.
W A Norrid of Milliken stopped between trains yesterday en route to Fort Collins for a stay of a few weeks to visit relatives.
Mrs Nora Payne and her son visited the city today en route to Ft. Collins to pack furniture for their move back to Columbus Nebraska.
Premo and Hawkeye canneries and supplies at Fezer's drug store. Picture framing and furniture repair. J. T. Clough Furniture Co. Wanted sewing by the day. Mrs. Trumbo, phone Greeley 207. Music by a five piece orchestra for a dance at Camfield Hall Saturday night.
Fezer's drug store advertises Kodak cameras for travelers taking a summer vacation. The note emphasizes easy purchase access for photos on trips and highlights the store as a source for photography gear.
Mr and Mrs F C Gleason of St James Minnesota spent the day visiting the Delling family on their ranch near the city.
Mrs. J. R. Sheeley arrived from Merino Colorado to take the clothing and dry goods trip to Ft. Collins where she plans to stay a week.
Mrs T A Wood and her children traveled to Briggsdale to stay with E L Laycock and family for a couple of weeks.
Master Lyon Russell arrived on today s U P from Telluride and will remain until school starts with his mother Mrs C A Russell.
Dr. B. Woodcock and his family now reside with friends at 728 Eleventh Street.
Bargain seekers are invited to Spillman’s closing out entire stock at 912 Sth Ave with discounted prices on remaining items.
Mrs. F. H. Badger, Mrs. Lovell, and Mrs. Will Welch traveled to Estes Park for a two week rusticating and fishing trip. The women are described as confident fishermen.
The body of Charles Sigman was interred yesterday by Undertaker Macy in the county burial grounds. Several telegrams were sent to Sigman s home in North Carolina but no word was received in reply.
Miss Wylie daughter of Rev J M Wylie traveled by motor to Denver yesterday. She will stay several days before returning to her home in Kansas City.
A round trip offer for Sunday travels on the Moffat road to Tolland and return via the Denver Laramie line costs 2.50 with 1.50 additional for Corona. Passengers may return the same evening for a good night's rest.
Miss Edna Rockefellow is expected to arrive today from Crested Butte to spend time in the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Balcom.
Walter H. Olin, business manager and industrial commissioner for the Denver Laramie district, was among numerous visitors touring the city.
A group of about nineteen Mor mon missionaries arrived in Greeley yesterday and surveyed the area. They plan to move on to nearby towns to conduct their evangelistic efforts.
Miss Lillian Richards, a graduate of the State Normal, returned to her Berth home Monday after spending the past week in the city attending commencement exercises.
Parisian Sage is advertised as a delightful hair dressing that promotes hair growth and overall beautification. Gilbert Bros. guarantees its effectiveness for dandruff falling hair and itching scalp with a large bottle priced at 60 cents.
Gertrude Musey, 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Musey of Fort Collins, toppled a kettle of boiling water and scalded her face and chest. She is in critical condition.
Weeks after Kamama first visited Greeley his bloodless methods have shifted public opinion. He claims tumors gallstones and chronic ailments can be relieved without knives and many cripples have discarded canes and crutches.
Woodruff and Son advertises money to loan at 813 Ninth Street. New System Beauty Shop pitches Salt Glow for itchy and oily scalp and Sulphur Ointment to cure dandruff. Mrs. J. F. Frey hosts her brother Chas Haller from Alma Kansas visiting after completing a KU course and planning a mountain vacation nearby.
A local advertisement invites shoppers to visit a newly opened men's store in the Scott and Lyons building on 9th Avenue. It highlights a work shirt, overalls, a tie and collar, and a summer suit offered at an unmatched price.
Miss Gertrude Preston has left Columbia University after the winter term and returned to her home in Greeley to spend the summer with her mother.
Miss Louise Stein and her sister Mrs Clarence Woods return to their home in Eagle Colorado after spending the winter here attending Normal College.
Mrs Ariul Hodges spent today in Greeley shopping and visiting with friends before heading home to Ft Collins. She had been a guest on her son's ranch near the city for a month.
Get an Ansco Camera load it with Ansco Film and print your pictures on Cyko Paper. The artistic results will surprise you from Clark and Faukner's.
A shopper notes bargains at the Men’s Store in the Scott Lyons building on 9th Avenue offering clothing gloves shirts overalls and related items to save money on needs with emphasis on value and location.
A fragmented item list notes firms such as Dolphin Hose Alaska Refrigerators Wonder Freezers Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves and Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers Incoutcheon Hardware Co. as part of a regional retail push.
Testimonials claim Kama ma earned endorsements from many well known locals in Greeley. D D Wallace, a rancher with dropsy, reportedly recovered after Kamama treatment, with symptoms easing and health improving. Offices at 813 Ninth Street run daily hours 9 30 to 12 and 1 30 to 4, consultation fee one dollar.
Bargains advertised at 825 Sth St offer ice cream and ice cold pop in the window display. The sale features rugs stoves furniture and house furnishings with a 10 percent discount on bed rock prices. Shoppers urged to inspect goods and prices to confirm the bargains.
The regular annual meeting is held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two o’clock p m Saturday June 24 1911 for the election of trustees and other business as may properly come before the meeting H N Bickling president Arthur Leaver secretary
We thank friends and neighbors for deeds of kindness and the flowers sent during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother. Mrs. E. E. Chipps, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Foster.
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