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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
3
For BALE-309 HEAD OF STOCK in bunches to suit, will trade for cows or horses. 4 Hon Scott ranch, 1% miles NW. House details and inquiries limited to contact via phone.
Small items from Sanborn and Houston on farm loans and business cards. Mentions Mabel Padgett visiting Greeley, the McPhersons traveling to Spokane, A. C. Fouts and Mrs Fouts in Sterling, rubber harvest certificates, and J A Taylor as a machinery doctor. Also notes residents returning from Denver Holdrege New York and a trip by Wm Burkhart and John DeLand to Fort Morgan and Sterling for Chacamax Land Development business.
James M. Freeman left this morning for Albuquerque New Mexico to attend the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress as a delegate. He expects to be away about two weeks.
The Greeley branch opens its fall term with regular Wall work starting Wednesday October T. Catalogs are available at Woods Music store and inquiries can be made with Lyle BE Gorton at Miss Potter's studio above the store each Wednesday.
Twenty seven hoboes found beds along river banks and sheltered overnight in a depot waiting room. A night watchman discovered them about 1 o clock and sent them back into the cold.
A roundup of daily moves and travels around Greeley and nearby towns. Residents shift homes and jobs, visit family, and attend events while local business and transportation notes appear alongside obituaries and travel logs.
Mr and Mrs B G Kindred and children from Denver and guests visit Mrs G W Kindred in Greeley. Mr and Mrs M E Wilmarth of Corning Indiana join the visit. Kindreds plan to return to Denver soon and accompany the Wilmarths back to Corning midweek.
Special to the Lally Tribune reports the American Bankers Association annual convention in Denver with near 3000 attendees. The gathering is viewed as the most important in light of recent nationwide financial conditions and the bankers’ role in addressing them.
Beginning October 1, northern Colorado sport hunters have twenty days to hunt deer with or without horns. Inquiries to the state game and fish office rise as licenses are issued. Deer are protected from sundown to sun up during the season. steel or hard-point bullets are illegal. Mountain sheep and antelope remain protected until 1971 with a ten day open season.
The Pleasant Valley Whist Club held its first meeting of the season with an oyster supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Ly A Kight. Twenty five members attended, continuing a winter tradition of weekly gatherings at members' homes.
Brohlin the tailor over Glazier's Mrs J C Smith left Sunday for Los Angeles Calif Invest now in Rubber Harvest Certificates See Fishback S M Goodman and H J Weib King spent Sunday in Denver Mrs F A Malins of Denver spent Saturday with Dr Martha A Mor ison W H Parry of Colorado Springs visited Sunday with his daughter Mrs C B English Stanley Leake recovering from appendicitis moved from hospital to home Sunday Mrs H Johnson and niece Miss Mabel Wilson of Chicago visiting Mrs H Collins three ladies spent Monday in Eaton Elizabeth Bovard won new Goodrich sewing machine at Thompson Music company store auction Saturday afternoon.
The three month old son of Mr and Mrs George Heberlin died Saturday with funeral services later this afternoon conducted by Rev Hillier. Ed Harris died this morning of typhoid fever after a five week illness. He was 39, unmarried, and farmed near Gipson. He leaves four brothers, a step brother and sister, and several relatives in Kansas Colorado and Texas. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Voters are reminded to register if they did not vote in the previous election and now reside in their precinct. The notice urges prompt registration to participate in the upcoming fall election and highlights an anticipated, vigorous campaign.
Horses will be on sale around October 11 in Greeley with a car of well-broke animals and some good matched teams. Inquiries to Albert Lawrence or Harry Beasley. Lambs for sale and plenty of extra good rams available at The Host Live Stock Co. Ramah Colorado for breeders and feeders seeking livestock.
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