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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
3
Numerous short items report visits to Denver and Estes Park, farm loans, meat markets, hardware and lumber sales, and residents traveling to and from towns like Kersey, Evans, and Glen Haven. People mentioned include H C Knight B F Woodruff James Dunn and Miss Rae Broman.
William and Mary seek marriage license but are refused by Justice Chipman in Windsor. The couple appeared in court and were astonished by the ruling.
After a request to see a license, the couple provided the required papers and traveled to Fort Collins where they wed. The ceremony followed the completion of necessary legal documentation.
Nunn July 26. The E. W. Green ranch east of town shows 160 acres of unirrigated land with eighty five acres cropped forty in buffalo grass and thirty five idle. Cultivated ground yields corn rye alfalfa beans oats and garden crops. Cattle poultry a cement residence and barns complete a productive dry farm operation using even thistle fodder. The ranch will join the Greeley Poudre project later.
Eaton residents and visitors from Greeley attend Friday band concert with a program including Victor Overture and The Meteor. Intermission features a serenade. later selections include At the Fountain and Autumn Breezes. Fezer's Drug Store advertises Paris green. Edward Keating, Pueblo Leader owner, noted journalist, in town between trains. R. L. Hall announces sprinkling hours changed to 5 to 9 pm due to leaks.
Reports from Estes Park say a late spring opened the season but hotels are filling rapidly. The park is described as exceptionally beautiful this year and August is expected to be notable. Stanley Hotel is upgrading electrical cooking equipment as eastern visitors rush to the park seeking cooler retreats and cottages remain mostly occupied.
Ivan Kindred four years old of Mr and Mrs C J Kindred Westonka S D is visiting at E G Kindred home 1622 Eleventh avenue He walked downtown to find his father and ended at the street car barns two miles away Police were notified after a thorough search C L Hartman of the Street Car company returned the child home
Windsor July 26 The board of directors of school district No 4 aims to clear outstanding warrants this fiscal year as finances improve. For the year ending July 1 the district reduced its deficit by 2000 dollars due to improvements and better conditions.
George Gabler harvested four acres of peas near Ault and grossed 253.24 dollars, an average of 63.41 dollars per acre. He expects net returns of at least 50 dollars per acre after costs and plans to replant the ground with a feed crop, likely covering the peas expense.
Raymer July 26 Mrs L M Sweigard has preached here for eighteen months and will take a rest. She will deliver her farewell sermon next Sunday at the school house. Her work has been praised and sermons enjoyed by the people.
Ault reports the pea huller has begun the second crop run after a one day break on Monday. The plant is a great success and local farmers show strong satisfaction with their crop results and prospects in this vicinity.
Nunn July 26 Will Joyce narrowly escaped serious injury when his shirt sleeve became caught in irrigation well machinery. He clung to a post until the belt freed and he was released. His arm and shoulder suffered bad bruises.
Eaton June 26 report notes repairs at the Lincoln school building including a complete ventilating system, extended cornice, new entries and other modern rearrangements. Also listed is a local market ad offering hamburger steak at 26 cents for three pounds at Keltner's Market.
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