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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary text from a Senier Stock Farm notice references a price for draft hay or stock services and a financial promise. The readable lines hint at a cash rate of 5.00 and a reminder to pay as promised, but many details are missing or garbled.
Paul Dit grinds lenses. Mr and Mrs L G Bly and daughter Helen spent today in Aust. Mrs A Hakanson and Miss Martina Nelson spent today with friends at Lucerne. Those desiring student help during the summer session at State Normal school please notify secretary. Mr and Mrs Jesse McCord of Weldona were in Greeley on business today. They were guests of Mr and Mrs G O Nolte. Miss Lillian Newton will spend the summer in Fort Collins with her sister Miss Eva during the absence of their parents in California. Miss Edith McCreery will entertain Westminster guild and friends with an open meeting at her home this evening. Rev William Brown of Chicago was the guest of Mr and Mrs BE W Euge between trains today. Rev Brown has been attending the Sunday School convention in Denver. Dr Z X Snyder went to Denver this morning and delivered a lecture at the Teachers Institute this afternoon. Choice of any trimmed hat in the house half price Saturday June 18 at Miss Floyds corner Ninth avenue and Tenth street. Mr and Mrs Hiram Timothy and family expect to leave this week for a trip to North Park. Funeral services for Victor Johnson were held this afternoon at Macys undertaking parlors. Rev O W Gustafson conducted the services. The body will be taken Saturday morning to Kewanee Ill for burial accompanied by his four children. Mrs J B McCutcheon entertained Westminster Guild Thursday afternoon. Miss Helen Searing and Mrs Arthur Searing led a Bible study program with refreshments served by Mrs McCutcheon.
Glazier, the jeweler. Twist packs Anything The Opera House Pharmacy. Lawn mowers sharpened. Lester's Mrs. D. W. Sneath visited Brigh ton for a few days. Mrs. G. W. Graham went to Denver for a short stay. Dr. Kussart's offices over Gilbert's drug store. Mrs and Mrs. H. C. Watson returned from an auto trip to Colorado. Spin Miss Hazel Archer visited Platteville for the summer. Mrs. Mary Nichols of Grover went to Gilcrest. Miss Clorinda Sievers left for St. Cloud for the summer. A. L. Moyer returned from two weeks at the Boulder sanitarium. F. E. Woodford arrived from Ashland for a few days. Marks & Keltner offer choice meats. Nellie Panchard to Colorado Springs for a position with the telephone company. Mrs. A. L. Moyer returned from Durango after two weeks. If your crops fail plant Ohio potatoes until July 1. We have the seed. G. P. & C. Co Ira S. Sides Mer. Mrs. E. A. Briggs was in town on business, guest of Mrs. Henry Wagner. Ida Sievers visited Grover to see her sister-in-law. Best baled day in town. Bird Bros. Emma R. Ludemann and Herman D. Lietseman wed in Denver. They will live at 1827 Seventh Avenue in Greeley. Eva Little, transferred to Colorado Springs with Colorado Telephone, moved with her mother.
A merry party of young people traveled by trolley to Nineteenth street on a Thursday evening and hiked to a grove south of town for a picnic. The group included Hazel Jones Viola Meyers Ruth Baker Lucille Davis Frederick Cameron Will Lace Robert Candlin and Percy Candlin.
If other crops fail, plant Ohie potatoes through July 1. Seed available from G. P. and C. Co. Ira I. Sides serves as manager.
Notice is given by The Greeley and Beaver Railroad Company that a public hearing will be held in Greeley Colorado on June 7, 1910 to consider granting a franchise to construct and operate electric streetcar tracks. The company seeks permission to lay tracks on Seventh Street and adjacent streets and to expand its railway rights previously authorized by ordinance in 1908. Company officials Wallen and Green sign the notice.
A large Dunham's invoice for wedding rings in Coronado block. Miss Dorothy Allen, graduate of the Normal this year, has accepted a position at Louisville high school and will return to Greeley from Georgetown to take special work at the summer school.
Miss Mary Konkel travels to Denver for a two week visit with her sister Miss Anna Konkel. A graduate of Normal High last year she has taught in the southern part of the state.
The ad notes framing and furniture re pairing services offered by J. T. Clough Furniture Co. along with travel ticket info for D L N W A R round trips from Greeley to Denver on Sundays at 1.50, valid for return the sale date. Nearby social notes mention visits by W H Ford of Lacon to Greeley, and travels to Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and Twin Falls. Memorial services for Knights of Pythias are set for next Sunday with grave decorations at the cemetery led by Clark and Stone.
The Tribune asks readers to correct removals and address changes for the 19th.volume city directory. If you moved since May 15 or plan to move soon, call with the correct address. New homes and firms are urged to notify to be listed accurately. Phone Greeley 5 Twist moves Anything.
Miss Byrd Legenaar heads to Denver for the summer. Mr and Mrs J M Ferguson travel to Denver by auto. J K Thompson and R L Hall stay at Glen Haven for a few days. Boomer Hooks faces Statler Hose Co in Sunday ball at the ball park. Dr Medlin and Lucian Jacobs plan a Yellowstone Park trip this week. Olive Branch school district No 2 teachers not yet chosen.
Miss Frances Tandy of Carbondale has gone to Boulder for a visit after visiting friends in Greeley. Mrs. Rose Eames and her son returned from La Salle where they were visiting Mrs. Clyde Ramsdell. The Statler company will not bluff and accepts Boomer Hooks challenge to a ball game.
Mr and Mrs Byron Newton leave for California due to the serious illness of Mrs Newtons sister in law and expect to be away about two months. Miss Lucile Fennessey, wintering in Greeley with her sister Mrs F B Rockwell, leaves today for Sterling then will return to her Iowa home after a visit there.
Mrs. Alice Beckwith has returned from an extended trip to the western coast. Miss Doolittle who accompanied her on the trip will not return till next month.
EB R. Thayer and brother A M Thayer of Boston return from two weeks at the summer home on the upper Poudre. Their son Harry Thayer, his wife, and two daughters are guests at the Thayer home weekend house party.
R. Barnaby, employed at the Gilbert drug store, has passed the examination of the Colorado state board of pharmacy. He has been a registered pharmacist in another state and, on moving to Colorado, was required to pass Colorado’s board.
Baton, June 17. Mrs. A H Myers returned yesterday from La Junta after a pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs H T O Connor wife of the city attorney and deputy district attorney of Otero county. Mayor Myers then went to Denver to meet her.
The Leonard Amusement Co schedules a June 21 to 25 carnival in Greeley Colorado with 15 big attractions and 10 big shows. Clarence Tiller will perform a 10-foot high dive twice daily and a balloon ascension by a lady aeronaut daily. The company guarantees clean entertainment for women and children with no immoral acts and a banned entry for disreputable persons.
Boomer Hooks faces Statler Hose in a Sunday ball park clash. The game pits two local teams in a high stakes matchup with bragging rights on the line.
The piece argues that while milkmen face hard facts such as early rising and rising costs, consumers also face hard facts when sickened by bad milk. It endorses tuberculin testing for safety, noting costs should be paid by consumers, and contends cleaner milk could justify higher prices, yet denies necessity of excessive expenses beyond time and care.
The Colorado Land Co. locates in its new quarters the east room of the remodeled Unity Church building at the corner of Ninth Avenue and Ninth Street.
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