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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
3
A scanned classified page shows multiple listings including sale items such as Angora goats and horses, Desert Relinquishment on 160 acres, and a variety of goods including a good refrigerator and a square piano. Also includes several rental offers for a four room modern house and a clean newly furnished room near central town with references to local names and addresses.
A ropey appeal directed to Colorado voters announces Denver western headquarters for Bryan campaign efforts. Governor Osborne named vice-chairman and in charge of finances and administration, urging newspapers and citizens to forward remittances to fund the statewide effort.
A fragmented notice notes a girl aiding with morning and evening tasks at a residence. An address appears as 423 11th street with reference to a bicycle lost weeks ago in front of the property. The text mentions an agency for rewards.
Little Local Farm loans Sanborn and Houston. Tribune want ads do the business Inez Menger assists in Shaw's store. Bert Bowen of Ault visited O H Adams Friday. J Wadsworth of Geneo Colo. Phil ie ene Mrs S E Davenport. Mrs E T French expected home today from California. Chinese lily bulbs for sale at Alexander's Nation store 930 Ninth avenue 8c each. Mrs J V Crone and son returned from Boulder. Mrs Herlbut's Twenty of the Congregational ladies serve lunch at church Tuesday noon October 6 Twenty five cents. Henry Foss of Clark Faulkner's store leaves Sunday for two weeks vacation in Omaha Chicago and Harlan Ia. Brahm tailor over Glaziers Have it insured Colony Investment Co. Mrs J P Fry of Grover visiting Mrs O H Adams. Mrs Harry Davidson and son De Witt of Windsor spent today in Greeley. Mr and Mrs N D Bartholomew went to Denver to hear Taft. George Horne and George McAfee went hunting by auto today. Miss Roxie Adams teaching in Denver came to Greeley to spend Sunday with her parents.
Farm loans and engraved calling cards noted at the Tribune. Friday visitors include J. Johnson heading to Reno Ney. Mesdames Lynn and Ran-of Ault spent Friday in Gree cy. The Elesmo club hosted the first dance of the season in Academy hall with a four piece orchestra. Mr and Mrs Holland entertained young ladies honoring Elizabeth Jonik and Nellie Foley. Mrs Jeff Wingert and family of Panxsutawney arrived in Greeley and rented Camfield apartments for the winter. Wingert is a Panxsutawney attorney.
A long hotel arrivals page lists Mrs. Jeff A. Winger and family of Pa. plus guests from Denver Boston Windsor Longmont Mead Sheridan Ind. Wis. and other locales. Names include H Pool Tacoma F Holliday Laramie J Dowling Denver J Wilson Denver R Kincaid Russiaville Ind. and G R Hall Boulder among others.
Greeley hosts a major Congregational gathering with anticipated national attendance. Support comes from Colorado churches, the new Greeley church building, leader John Doane, Harvard alumni and Theodore Roosevelt ties. A strong program and broad prayer focus are urged for the 1903 event.
The reception for Pastor Philips to the members of his Young People's Bible class, planned for Friday evening, has been indefinitely postponed. W. A. Philips, Pastor.
Breeders and buyers in Ramah Colorado can find extra good rams feeders at The Host Live Stock Co. The ranch offers quality lambs and rams to meet needs of buyers and breeders.
A roster reads like a regional docket with participants from Eaton Fort Collins Denver and Colorado Springs. Included are E S Schoonover and family H Bert Cave I N Stevens Miss Ellis Meredith Thad Lynn J M Dille Geo W Bell H B Smith R Scott D D Olive H L Mecum Sarah Faust J E Law and wife E H Abbott bailiff and a jury of twelve.
Burrell Reynolds hosted a stag dinner at his parents home on Friday night for eight guests Rex Eaton Eugene Fisk James Mulford John Parks Harry Phillips James Reynolds and Harry Robbins. The event celebrated a birthday delayed by family illness and absence of the host’s father.
The Friday evening reception in Greeley honored Rev. J. J. Lace. About four to five hundred attendees included Normal students. Music by the Greeley band and church choir accompanied the event. welcomes were extended by J. M. Cameron and Ernest Tuck. Refreshments followed and the gathering was well received.
Two east Greeley youths John Quertero and Howard Webster met Marshal Williams for a private talk about fighting. They pledged to stay out of mischief and were sent home. A later incident saw John threaten to remove Howard’s boots, leading to a furious scuffle that reached the marshal.
Mark Beetham of Denver visited his sister Mrs L L Wyatt on Friday. W H Gill returned from Laramie Wyoming with sheep. Mr and Mrs H C Casner depart for hunting and fishing in the Twin Lakes mountains. A new $400 Merrill piano was purchased by the Christian Endeavor society of First Presbyterian church. Mrs H R Withey leaves for an indefinite stay in St Louis to visit relatives for health. Mrs BE M Loring and grandson Arthur Cooper arrived from Boston to reside in Greeley. Mrs Loring is mother to Mrs F B Cooper.
After Local precincts 14 Highlandlake 46 Nunn and 10 Kersey are out after a local option law. They have filed petitions to allow voting on making their territories anti-saloon at the coming election. Public sentiment is strong with ongoing agitation since precinct establishment.
The junior and senior classes of G. H. S. will host a banquet at the Unitarian church this evening honoring the Cheyenne football team. The two football squads are invited guests and a fine time is anticipated.
After hours of deliberation the jury in the case of Mr and Mrs Charles Williams charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency in the Anna Carlson matter disagreed and was dismissed. No new trial arrangements have yet been made.
The Electric Theatre Comedy company delivers a laughing sketch titled Over the River Charlie drawing big crowds. Managers Basten and Nelson secure good clean shows and attract liberal patronage with entertaining performances at the Electric theatre.
Nicholas Longworth declared that Theodore Roosevelt would seek the presidency again in eight years speaking to thousands at the Tri-state exposition in Rock Island Illinois. The remark followed by sentiment and speculation among attendees about a potential political comeback.
The Farmers' Institute at Colorado Agricultural College finds that a well bred hen with proper care yields a net 2 dollars yearly above upkeep. High hatch rates and favorable climate boost profits in breeding and brooding. Large operations and town poultry ventures show strong returns. Colorado’s climate supports efficient housing and healthier stock. A great opportunity exists for trained poultrymen to relocate with capital to double regional profits. H. M. Cottrell Of Aareniaret College, Fort
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