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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
3
Local notices indicate Tidball promotes oil and window glass, Clayton's offers roofing and paints, and various residents travel to Denver and Estes Park. Other items include auctions, loans, grocery ads, lodging, and driving park plans.
Items from Greeley include Mrs. Hill visiting Jefferson Iowa and local calls for frame work and repair. J T Clough Furniture Co and a dance in Camfield hall plus several ads for farms, oil engines and cooking ranges populate the page with rigged commerce and social chatter.
Advertises Muths on Ninth Avenue for lawn mower grinding. Announces a Estes Park trip for E. S. Pinney and party including B. D. Sanborn W. M. Coward and Mrs. W A Hotchkiss. Lists L C Smith No 6 typewriter at 85 dollars and Royal No 5 at 75 dollars with easy terms. Henry Candlin Room 25 Bank Elk. Miss Helen Hart to return Sunday from Denver after five months with Smith Brooks Printing Co.
H Nesbit of Atchison Kansas visits Nelson Demorest at his home. Mrs Nesbit will live in Greeley with her brother Demorest, who hosts the wife and son during the stay.
Mr and Mrs C S Faulkner and family traveled by auto to Denver for a short visit with relatives. Miss Pearl Warner, who had been visiting Mrs Faulkner and Mrs W C Dickerson, accompanied them back to Denver.
The Ruth Bowers Company presents a Sunday chautauqua program in Weld County with a violin soloist performing during both afternoon and evening sessions, as reported by The Tribune.
Mrs. Will Viner spent a few days in Fort Collins visiting friends while her husband Mr. Viner returned to Oakley Kansas. Mrs. Viner and her son plan to return next week after two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs Horace Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gilbert of Victor visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jy. H. Gilbert for two weeks. They will travel to Denver Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. Gilbert, a mining engineer and chemist for Ajax Milling in Victor, is on vacation during a mill construction period to tour points in the state.
Miss Grace Loustalet swung to avoid a horse and bumped her auto into another car at Hallett drug store. She was with Miss Winifred Hannas and Miss Edith Woodbury. Three girls and two lamps were damaged. no serious injuries reported.
Fumigation crew works in the Evans elevator to ready for the fall run. Supervisor W. D. Young oversees efforts and plans to renovate the mills at Kersey and Greeley next. The crew moves to Kersey on Monday.
A 1912 city notice states strict enforcement of Section 26 of Ordinance No 88 prohibiting firing cannons guns pistols squibs crackers or any explosive within city limits without written mayoral or council permission. Violators face up to twenty five dollars fine plus costs upon conviction. Mayor William Mayher announces the order.
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