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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
3
A chaotic clipping lists multiple real estate and room rental notices. Items include sale or trade of income property near Mountain, improved irrigated farm options with terms, rent listings for rooms on 19th and 6th avenues, and furnished or unfurnished room housing near parks. Contact numbers and addresses are shown for inquiries.
Local Nebraska market brief notes wheat oats and barley prices at the hay sale. Trade participants report steady demand from ranchers and farmers with varying bids across grain types and bale sizes.
A compilation of ad copy and social notes from Greeley including insuring services, jewelry and camera supplies, furniture and paint, wedding rings, coal, and catalog requests. Mentions visitors and social events at the M E church, Scott and Lyons building clothing shop, Camfield hall dances, and local travel to Denver and Mead.
Mrs. M E Turner of Kansas City arrives in Greeley to stay with Mrs. W S Hayden all summer. Tickets for the Denver Lara mie excursion Sunday are available from the Tribune or any agent to avoid rush.
Antone Perezz and Jesus Solez were arrested on robbery charges for the section house near Evans and entered guilty pleas.
Mrs. J. A. Brooks came back to her Briggsdale home yesterday following a week of visiting friends in Briggsdale and Fort Collins.
Miss Emma Carter spent the day shopping in Greeley and returned to her Peckham home last evening.
Mrs. Charles Negus and daughters and Mrs. K M Johnson were among the Greeley residents who traveled to Denver today for unspecified activities or events.
Mr and Mrs C J Warner of Lincoln Nebraska representing the American Salvation Army were 80 liiting in Greeley yesterday.
Mrs Cora L Cole and her daughter Miss Enid arrived in the city yesterday and spent the day before continuing to Eaton to visit Mrs 8 J Wills, according to local notes.
Miss Margaret Statler, a recent University graduate, has been awarded a fellowship at the State Normal School in Boulder Camera.
At 26c per cup two for 450, the regular 30c coffee goes on sale for one day this week. Watch the bargain counter at Johnson and Piper's.
Mrs. Willard Darling a longtime member of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Weld County traveled to Fort Lupton for the convention. The article notes her status as an elder member and her visit to the city during the gathering.
A new men’s shop advertises work shirts overalls Ge and collar and a summer suit at unmatched prices. The store is located on 6th avenue in the Scott Lyons building.
Advertised deals include extra specials at Demorest s all next week and various local promotions. Miss Mannie Mecindoc visits Greeley from Milliken while Mrs M A Laybourn spends time in Windsor. Kodak developing at Fezer s and Henry Candlin offers typewriters. Estes Park builds and travel tickets on sale with Tribune office sales.
Sam Griffith Charles Melon and Jess Stanisbury traveled to Greeley yesterday to verify the rainfall report cited in the local coverage. They met with officials and observed conditions on the ground.
Miss Effie Butler and her sister Miss Helen arrived in the city from Cortez Colorado to attend six weeks of summer school at the Normal.
Miss Edna Duncan and Misses May and Bertha Longenbaugh travel from Cortez Colorado to Greeley for six weeks of summer school attendance.
Mrs. Agnes Foley of Orchard passed through Greeley en route to Brighton for a brief stay before a month in Denver. Miss Letitia Allen and Miss Angeline Nelson also spent yesterday in Greeley shopping and socializing, returning to Fort Lupton last night.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hickman and family of Denver settle in Greeley. Mr Hickman opens a small nation store near the Union hotel on Ninth street.
Charles Johnson and his niece Miss Nannie Johnson of Windsor were in Greeley yesterday between trains. They went out last evening to Cheyenne where they will visit Mr Johnsons brother for the next week.
A local ad urges shoppers to save on clothing items including gloves shirts and overalls at the nob by Men's Store located in the Scott & Lyons building on 6th avenue.
On July 12, 1911 at 10:00 a.m. the Eighth street pool hall business including fixtures and tables will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
Jesse Shaw principal announces a new summer program at Pressant Valley to help students who failed to pass grades this year. The initial attendance is thirteen, allowing them to continue learning next year.
The annual meeting will be held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at 2 p m on Saturday June 24 1911 for the election of trustees and other business as may come before the meeting H N Bickling President Arthur Leaver Secretary
Miss Mattie L. Bailey arrived home in San Diego yesterday after a week in Greeley attending court matters. She praised Colorado climate and energy, noting electricity in the air as a boost to local activity, and said she plans to move here soon.
Dean McGrew of Briggsdale was a visitor here yesterday, sharing conversation and greetings with local residents.
Demorest's sale carries on next week with extra special bargains including new mid summer styles in millinery. East Side Fuel and Feed Co. lists contact Greeley 121. Mrs. J. W. Gault departed Eaton this morning as an outgoing passenger. Mrs. Lock of Denver visited the city today on a short business trip.
Mrs. Hall plans to depart in a few days for an extended journey through the eastern states.
Miss Matilda Pavel arrived this morning from Montrose to attend the summer school.
George Bliss of Keola is attending to business in the city for a few days. Miss Mabel Monroe traveled to Windsor this morning to stay over Sunday with friends.
Miss Mary Fritts of Denver traveled to Camfield today to visit Mr and Mrs King at their home.
M. L. Norris and his family depart tomorrow to their LaSalle area farm to spend the summer. Mrs. Lizzie Laubach goes home to Ault after a three month stay in Green.
Miss Neva Hunt arrived from Montrose this morning and will enroll in a six week program at the Normal. She plans to study there for the duration.
Mrs. E. C. Fuqua and her daughter Irma journeyed to Fort Collins this morning to assist Mr. Fuqua with his prolonged meetings there. F. D. Hill of Des Moines is staying at the Albion for a few days to survey business prospects in Greeley.
Mrs B B Minor and Miss Min or arrive in Colorado to visit George L Chapman and family. They will stay in Colorado all summer after coming from Indianapolis Indiana.
Royal Neighbors members urged to gather at the IOOF hall Sunday June 18 at 10 15 AM to join Modern Woodmen in a march to the Christian church for memorial services.
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