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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
3
A collage of rental notices, room ads, sales and found items. Listings include furnished rooms near Ninth Avenue priced around 10 dollars, a modern house rental in Greeley, a 110 feet cable and five pulley item for sale, a Maxwell Runabout reference, a white duck coat, a black and gold engraved pin found at a drug store, and a open face gold watch with initials.
Plans urged for Seely’s lake celebration with Professor Norris the famed high diver and swimmer as a major attraction. Local notices promote services from Stewart's Studio and Woodruff & Son, and advertise lodging, loans, and supplies including Kodak developing at Fezer's drug store and typewriters for sale.
Notice to the secretary of state of the demand for student labor is requested. Contact information shows the office in Greeley with phone number 277 to reach the normal school for details and placement.
Mrs Tyroff of St Joseph Missouri arrives Sunday to spend the summer with sister in law Mrs J Ty. Mrs Bassett touring from California attends gathering hosted by Mrs L W Bassett. Mr and Mrs Sherman come from Greeley for a few months and take up concrete work on Standley Lake ditches.
An old drug advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills contain the ingredients needed to regulate and strengthen kidney and bladder action and urges readers to try them through Clark and Faulkner Drug Company.
J. T. Clough Furniture Co promotes picture framing and furniture re pairing while Clayton Lumber Co offers a wide selection of screen doors in all sizes and finishes.
Unfurnished inquiries include 821 Sixth Street and Mrs W J Gilmore of Ault visiting Greeley on business. New invoice of wedding rings available at ee Jeweler opposite courthouse.
A report highlights exclusive safe fireworks at Imboden's Book Store. A. M. McClenahan returns from a brief business trip through Idaho and Wyoming. Smith Thompson among visitors in Greeley from Masters over Sunday.
Crone is asked to reveal the Northwestern Mutual Life policy described as ahead of its time, seeking details on its terms and implications. The request implies access to a policy or prospectus, aiming to understand unique features, benefits, and eligibility.
Wv D Jones of Iola Kansas was among Sunday arrivals in Greeley yesterday. Clayton’s is closing out colors at cost for painting needs.
The Greeley launders receive prompt service from The Superior Dry Co as described in a terse ad fragment.
J M Moore traveled to Black Hawk on Sunday to stay a week with his wife and children who own a cottage there for the summer season.
Mrs Myron Brink traveled to Denver on Sunday to spend several days with her sister, planning to enjoy a family visit and explore the area.
Prof. A. Bari Juckett and his sister Lois Juckett of Spearfish South Dakota formerly of Greeley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kemmerer while traveling to California.
Mrs L B and Mrs Ayers will arrive in Greeley from Hebron Nebraska to visit for two months. She is known here as Miss Mamie Stites and will be remembered by many friends during her stay.
Mr and Mrs W A Stacey and their son Wilber of Ontario California are in the city for a few days with Mr and Mrs Dudley Bartholomew before continuing to Iowa where they will stay until fall.
Clayton Lumber Co promotes nut coal as the top choice for summer use, touting its quality and suitability for the season.
Mies Georgia Ardell has returned from Pueblo to spend the summer at the Normal school.
W. Clements from Cheyenne came down and spent Sunday in Greeley visiting friends and enjoying a quiet day in town.
Friday afternoon Mrs Hall Jones hosted about forty friends at a lawn party in honor of Mrs Younger visiting from Chicago. She is here with her sister Mrs Hall Jones and Mrs A W Jones.
If your baby is under five years old bring the child’s name and date of birth to Cahill Dry Goods Co or D R McArthur Hardware Co or M J Neill Furniture Co during store hours this week.
The Colorado and Southern offer one round trip fare on all lines for July 2 8 and 4 with final limit July 5. Local agents provide details on trains and rates.
Mr and Mrs Whittler of Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs Fred Girardot of Ault were guests of Mr and Mrs Myron Brink in Greeley over Sunday. They were en route to Zion City after a long Chicago and eastern trip and visited Mrs Girardot in Ault to renew old acquaintances.
John Insinger and friends spent yesterday on the Thompson canyon outing. Dr. C. B. Dyde visited Estes Park for a week with family. Mrs. Clarence Abbott of Aurora visited here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Foss plan a summer in Custer county. Mrs. Levi Wickerson and Doris shopped in Greeley. Willus Thompson returns from Iowa reporting hot weather. Mossers Adams and Foss toured Fosston to inspect new land projects under construction.
Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold spread to back and kidneys and, after using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, claims substantial relief. Clark & Faulkner Drug Co. confirms the testimonial from the New York Life Building address.
Mrs M J Baxter and daughter Mrs Frank B Gibson left Saturday for a four or five weeks stay at the Baxter summer home in Glen Haven. Wanted A splendid opportunity for one or two men with horse and buggy to make good money. For particulars see W F Beckett at Harris harness shop.
Mrs Mariam Owens from Kansas City visits her daughter Mrs J W Browne in the city for a few days. Mrs W H Browne of St Louis is also a guest at the Browne home.
Mrs. Adeline Hyde traveled to Fort Collins this morning after brief stops in Evans with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Alger of Eaton were in Greeley Sunday to hear Bishop Quayle at the Methodist church.
The Hunt Pen Co. has a new display featured in the Imboden Book Store window drawing considerable notice from customers and passersby.
Lorena Harrison and Lucile Harrison traveled to Estes Park yesterday to spend the summer with relatives, planning extended stay and family time in the mountain area.
A notice invites readers to observe the Majestic window clock and guessing when it will stop. For additional details, see the large card displayed in the window.
Miss Carrie Campbell travels home to Lodge Pole Nebraska after spending several weeks visiting Mrs. Robert Scott in the locality.
Mrs M L Madden arrived from Minneapolis Minnesota this morning to begin her homestead deed work about fourteen miles east of the city.
Denver June 26 Anna Eisele 16 protests her parents plan to send her to the industrial school for girls. She wrecked the matron’s quarters at the city jail tearing mattresses bedding and reading material. She vows to demonstrate when she reaches the home they intend for her. The girl was placed in a cage after intimidating other inmates.
Miss Florie Carithers arrived in the city from Dallas Texas and will spend the summer with her friend Miss Glessner Carrithers. They plan an outing in the mountains soon.
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