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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
3
Patrons at East Side Feed Store request Ahlstrand's Bread by name, seeking the local bakery option at Cottage Grocery. The brief advertises availability and customer preference for the product.
Advert says Kil-Insex lead arsenate is better and cheaper than Paris green and asks readers to contact their dealer. Local residents Mr and Mrs J Mack Mills and daughter Elda return from Fort Collins after a three day visit. Mrs Prunty, at Missionary convention here, returns to Foss ton. Mrs R J Lewis of Denver leaves after a short stay in Greeley. Mrs A L Wickham of Eaton visits Greeley en route to Fort Collins for a week with friends. Miss Mattie Graves of Crockett and Moody’s store departs for an extended trip to Denver and Chicago.
Sam Newell visits Ault on a short business trip. Mrs S S Poe returns from a Boulder and Denver visit. For houses or rooms contact 831 Sixth Street. Dr and Mrs B B Tyer back in Denver. Henry to handle tasks. Kodak developing at Fezer's drug store. Mrs Lucretia Bassett shops in Denver. Pork shoulder ten cents a pound ham burger steak three pounds for twenty five cents. Marks and Keltner's phone Greeley 95. Mr and Mrs W H Pollard return to Dover from a week in Greeley. Clayton Lumber Co. offers a full stock of screen doors.
Charles Hardesty and his sister Delia have been schooling in Johnstown this winter. They passed through Greeley today en route home to Grover.
Mrs. M. H. Stokes traveled to Denver this morning following a brief visit with Mrs. Hamnett and Mrs. Lee Carrel.
Miss Ida M. Bishop leaves this morning for Buffalo New York to spend the summer. She will return to Colorado in the fall and visit Philadelphia Washington and Cincinnati for short stays.
Mrs Juston of Ogden Center Michigan visits with friends Mr and Mrs John Lutz of Gipson District during a social gathering.
Miss Weatherhead and Miss Chase departed this morning for Denver after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. BE Thayer.
A collage of community updates and ads including loans from Woodruff & Son at 813 Ninth Street, furniture services, a Brigham visitor Margaret Speer, a five piece orchestra at Camfield hall, lodging and rental listings, library hours for July and August, wedding ring notices from Dunham’s Jeweler, and various visits and trips around Greeley. Also mentions of church events, ice cream fairs, a park band concert, and sale items from Marks & Keltner’s with bargain highlights.
Mr and Mrs Walter Rothe traveled from Denver this morning and plan to locate in Keota where they intend to settle.
A stocky note advertises pickles at Comer's market located at 710 8th Street and gives the contact Gree ley 455 for orders or inquiries.
Mrs Ed Stenson and Miss Ianson return to their San Francisco home following a brief trip through Colorado. The pair traveled together visiting attractions and are en route to daily routines.
Five room cottage for rent described as near in with bath gas light. Includes instantaneous water heater and gas plates and oven for light cooking. Inquiries to Max Clark by phone.
Dr. Cox’s liniment guarantees healing without leaving a blemish or refund of money. Available in 60 cent and $1 sizes for fresh wounds and bruises, 25 cent for family use. Also Dr. Cox’s Painless Blister claims to cure spavin ringbone curb sweeny splint or any bone or muscle enlargement with refund option. Sold by private parties.
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