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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
4
The M. J. Neill Furniture Company and the Greeley Tribune signed a yearlong ad agreement totaling 6 240 column inches. The contract requires one full page per week for 52 weeks, marking a milestone in local advertising growth and inviting other merchants into the 6 000 inch class.
Mrs. Mary Mimmack, a union colony pioneer and elder, celebrated her 77th birthday with a private open house hosted by Mrs. A M Green at the Mayor’s residence. Attendees included longtime friends and fellow pioneers such as Mrs. Hunter of Denver and Mrs. Dunham, with an informal program and group singing.
Real estate and insurance firm Kinsella and Browne opened a fitted office at 809 Ninth Street. The space features green walls, a white ceiling, weathered oak furniture, a main office, a private room, and a modern vault with safety deposit boxes. Owned by D. D. McArthur, the building’s tasteful setup pleases passersby and promises business.
A joint picnic was held near Timnath with Fort Collins and Greeley units attending. Dr. Ward led nature study while games and amusements filled the day. Notable adults included Mrs. Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn, Oliver Howard and son Ross, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. DeVine, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Pattee, Mrs. Brockway, and Mr. MecCave.
J Leroy Stockton and wife arrived in Greeley and stay with Mrs M M P Bartlett at 1019 Tenth Ave. He formerly ran Eaton schools and now lectures for Columbia University extension in suburban New York. The couple, with Guy Stockton, plan a Steamboat Springs summer camping trip. Chas Bettis from southern Kansas visits the Whitman family.
A new Buckhorn Reservoir along Buckhorn Creek northwest of Loveland stores 60 million cubic feet of water. The project cost 26000 dollars, including 20000 paid to contractor W A Riley and 6000 for machinery and improvements. The earth and stone dam is 238 feet wide at the base, tapering to 14 feet at the crown, with a height of 38 feet 6 inches from conduit to top and 40 feet to the foundation.
Revisit by Mrs. Thomas Phillips and two Denver daughters to Greeley on a short business trip. They lived in Greeley sixteen years ago in a brick house on Sixth street near the railroad. Mrs Phillips and one daughter saw Greeley again after sixteen years. Mr. Phillips heads Denver’s sprinkling department.
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