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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
3
The notice promotes window displays and ice cream while advertising a ten percent discount on bed rock prices. It claims real bargains after examining goods and prices at West Side Grocery and Marks & Keitner's Market. It lists bread request and home rendered lard prices and notes Pierce residents visiting the theatre.
Arthur Halstead underwent a minor procedure to remove a small growth on the back of his hand that affected blood vessels. The operation occurred yesterday and the patient is recovering.
Mrs Elizabeth Buchannan left for Loveland this morning after visiting daughter Mrs Ray Wallace for a couple of weeks. She plans to spend the summer in Estes Park with plans to enjoy the mountain resort season.
A terse ad style note from Greeley outlines a daily wagon service that delivers pure fresh supplies to customers at their homes using the local phone number 859. The terse message frames reliability and direct house calls.
The notice announces a new option to secure milk or butter tickets from the wagon for convenient purchases with assurance of customer satisfaction.
Various business listings and notices appear including insurance firms Glazier and Fire Insurance-Sides Co, Woodruff & Son hardware, Herrick refrigerators, D R McArthur & Company, Clayton Lumber Co. promotions on screen doors and nut coal, bread asks at E E Offer and Cottage Grocery, loan offers, and an upcoming Cooked Food Sale by Christian church ladies on Saturday June 17 at 1000 Ninth Ave. Also notes visitors and travelers in town and social calls.
Mrs J A Brooks returned to her Briggsdale home this morning after a several days visit in the city.
A local market invites shoppers to sample top quality meats at Comer's Market located at 710 Eighth Street. The storefront highlights premium cuts and weekly specials to attract customers.
Fezer's drug store offers Eastman Kodak cameras and supplies. Nearby Hoffman Market advertises choice corn fed beef roast at 12% off per pound.
A shopper requests Ahistrand's Bread at Woods & Woods Grocery and mentions taking a kodak on a summer vacation. The note also instructs purchasing the device at Fezer's drug store.
Mies Phylie Boulter, first prize winner, arrived from Pierce last evening to attend the play. Mrs. Estella Hedlee and Mrs. Elsie Jackson returned to Denver on the 3 45 UP yesterday afternoon. Moffat Road excursion announced for Sunday with tickets available from the Tribune or Denver Laramie agents.
Premo and Hawkeye cameraies and supplies at Fezer's drug store. Mrs L A Newland visits Eaton. J T Clough Furniture Co offers framing and repairs. The Hoffman Market offers home made smoked pork sausage. Clayton paints closing out colors at cost. John Comer couple take a short pleasure trip. Dunham's Jeweler offers new wedding rings. Trib une tickets on sale at the Tribune office and Denver Laramie agents. Johnson Piper Daily Barzain Counter promises savings. Tribune Moffat Road excursion tickets available for Sunday.
Fresh vegetables offered at Marks and Keltner market located at 710 Ninth Avenue. Also note Spillman closing sale with rapid photo pictures at 912 Right Avenue urging quick purchase.
An advertisement notes room and calices available at the Golden Rule store for 2 percent and S percent per yard. A large new lot has arrived. The infant child of Mr and Mrs O H Warde, three miles north of town, was buried from Macy Undertaking Parlors.
Miss Mischaud and Mrs Stock ton of Eaton traveled through the city yesterday en route to Fort Collins where they will stay for an extended period.
Mrs. Chas. C. Townsend and her daughter Veryl travel this week to Norwalk Wisconsin to visit Mrs. Townsend’s relatives for several weeks.
boys compete for nickels in a pool activity at the Natatorium this Saturday at 3 o clock. The event invites local youths to take part in a coin grab in the water for a playful afternoon activity.
Miss Bessie Thornhill departed on the afternoon train to Kansas City after a several week visit as the guest of her cousin Miss Faulkner.
The lawn social planned for this evening by the Knights and Ladies of Security is postponed to Tuesday evening June 20. The event, organized as a community gathering, will be held at the same venue with updated timing.
J. A. Bond and his three daughters arrived by auto from Monte Vista and spent the day sightseeing in Greeley. They will return home tomorrow after brief county excursions to checkMr. Bond's land interests. The party praised the road conditions as very good.
Heavy rain flooded the storefronts of Clark & Faulkner's Drug Store and Shaw Dry Goods, with water seeping into the entrances. Clerks used gunny sacks to hold back the water and posed for photos as the deluge peaked, later showing the finished pictures to friends.
Mrs. J. H. Rowe and her daughter Eunice traveled to Ault this morning to visit friends and relatives.
A brief item notes Ahistiand’s Breac available at The Hoffman Market near Johnson and Piper’s. The notice mentions location and product, with no further details or dates.
A five piece orchestra will provide music for a dance at Camfield Hall this Saturday night. The event promises lively tunes and a social evening for attendees in the local community.
Mrs Ernst and her daughter of Keota visit friends in Greeley. Mrs John M Williams travels to Barnesville to spend a week with her son. Hardware store offers refrigerators at cost. Catalogues from Eastman Premo Hawkeye via J F Fezer. Pork shoulder one cent per pound and ham burger steak three pounds for 25 cents. Marks & Keltner advertise meats and groceries at 710 Ninth Ave. Weldona resident M E Harvey attends to city business. Men’s clothing store promotes new arrivals in Scott & Lyons Building on 9th Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Orb Harnden end a business visit in Greeley and return home to Laramie. Mr and Mrs John Woodruff plan to arrive from Clifton Kansas for a stay with Mrs S Newell in the city.
Mrs Hannan and Mrs Ludlow traveled to Benton for a brief morning visit. They spent time visiting local sights and catching up during their outing.
Clark and Faulkner are credited for superior tray development and Cyko printing in a brief trade snapshot. The note highlights the efficiency and quality associated with these vendors in the firm’s production process.
Miss Boyd was a passenger bound for Denver this morning on a trip expected to take several days.
A proposal to build a summer home in Estes Park is referenced with a note to consult B. D. Sanborn. A. R. Mackey arrived from Masters to stay a few days and review business interests near Greeley.
Mrs A J Lasher arrives back at her home in Ault after a brief visit with Mrs C Poe this morning.
Friday large packages of oats sold for 15 cents each. Johnson and Piper's bar gain counter features another item of interest today.
Five pound pails of lard sold for five cents. Eight pound pails for thirty five cents. Ten pound pails for one dollar and five cents. Limit one pail per customer. Sale uniquement Saturday.
Advertises free samples of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP at Clark and Faulkner's. Claims ZEMO is the surest economical treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and all skin and scalp diseases. Promises prompt relief and a path to cure. Suitable for infants and adults.
Mrs. F. J. Baltz traveled to Denver this morning to meet her sister Miss Lillyan Lewis who is coming from Chicago to spend the entire summer at the Baltz home in Greeley.
An auburn haired girl features on bottles and cartons of Pari sian Sage claiming dandruff removal hair loss and itching relief with a money back guarantee. Available for 50 cents at Gilbert.
A large shipment of loom end prints arrives at the Golden Ryle store. For Friday and Saturday sales the price will be 2 percent and 8 cents per yard.
At 25c two for 45c we offer our regular 30c coffee for one day this week at the bargain counter. Watch this counter at Johnson and Piper's.
The ad notes corn fed chickens dressed and drawn for sale at Marks & Keitner's Market located near the arb. Contact via phone Greeley 95 for orders or pickup.
Ruth St. John completed her final proof on a 160 acre homestead located 20 miles north of Eaton Colorado at the local land office yesterday. Her claim confirms settlement and entry under homestead law. Local officials noted the final step in securing the title.
Miss Nellie Beeler returns home after a three month visit to relatives in Keokuk and Fort Madison Iowa. She plans to spend the summer in Greeley.
A nobby new men's store in the Scott and Lyons building on 6th avenue invites shoppers to browse work shirts overalls ties and collars and a summer suit priced to attract customers.
Times push frugality urging shoppers to save on clothing and work wear at the Men’s Store located in the Scott and Lyons building.
Miss Lena Mellinger of Holyoke Colorado has spent a week in the city reviewing ground for a new venture. She will stay in Greeley as the area offers opportunities and she is confident of success.
Mrs S N Kirkpatrick and son journeyed to Danville Illinois after a telegram about the serious condition of Mrs Kirkpatrick’s Civil War veteran father. Mr and Mrs J T Wilson of St Louis are staying in Greeley en route to Portland Oregon to view the famed Greeley potatoes and their market handling.
The regular annual meeting of the Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two oclock p m on Saturday June twenty fourth 1911 for the election of trustees and other business as may properly come before the meeting H N Bickling President Arthur Leaver Secretary
Harry Faulkner youth, staying with his grandparents the Dicker family at Glen Haven, fell down a steep cliff yesterday. A Camfield auto carried him to Greeley where several stitches were given for a severe leg wound. He rests comfortably now with no bad results anticipated.
Notarial and typewriting services offered with various reports. Claims service for sale or rent and cleaning and ironing. Supplies include carbons and ribbons for use at First National Bank Bik. Contact Franklin 538.
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