Greeley Fashion Store Announces Spring Summer Styles
The Greeley store launches a special exhibition of late spring and summer wear. Emphasis on early selection and unique prices not to be duplicated.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
7
Easter program draws large crowd at school house
Fairplay notes report a large attendance as the Easter program postponed earlier was finally held at the school house Sunday evening. Albert Nichols loses a well matched horse by accident last week. Ivan Wilson rents Mohlander place for summer farming after moving from Severance. Mrs E Taggart hosts supper for teachers Edna Dean and Mabel Hall. About twenty five of Tom Williams friends surprise him with games at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nichols
Ivan Wilson
Severance
Mohlander Place
E. Taggart
Edna Dean
Mabel Hall
Tom Williams
Local News Roundup From Dover and Nearby Areas
Dover Howard Welty teaches the spring term at the local school. Charles Hopkins travels to Cheyenne seeking his fortune. A L Mealer of Colorado Springs relocates to a ranch east of town. Mrs Charles Van Why visits from Montreal. E Barrow seeks Denver medical care for long illness. Mr Copes of Nunn plans to bring well digging equipment as work increases. Sunday school thanks Lois Hill for lending her organ and music materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Welty
Charles Hopkins
Cheyenne
A. L. Mealer
Colorado Springs
Charles van Why
S. E. Murray
Montreal
E. Barrow
Denver
Copes
Nunn
Water Diversions in Fort Lupton and Bradner Ditches
Fort Lupton reports water turned in the Fulton and Bradner ditches this week. D E Landis of the Bowman ranch on Box Elder visited Lupton Saturday. A M Dougherty and wife planned an extended Kansas trip. Mrs A King and Mrs Charles Fisher shopped in Denver. Sidney Smith, assistant postmaster, circulates a petition for postmastership here. E B St John out with stomach trouble for a week. Pressed brick for J P Gorman block arrived. construction to proceed. Platte Valley dairy men toured Denver dairies to study milking machines. Funeral held for Reidmyer of Big Dry country. burial at Hillside cemetery. Two lots near the K P building bought by a clothing firm for a new store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Bradner
D. E.landis
Bowman Ranch
Box Elder
Lupton
A. King
Charles Fisher
Denver
Sidney Smithe
St. John
Platte Valley
Reidmyer
Big Dry Country
Hillside
K. P. Builling
Local Personalities And Cattle News From Chalk Bluffs
Lawrence Everitt visits from Denver as Hugh Clark moves cattle to Chalk Bluffs for summer. Cattle from Sloan Eberhart and Everitt head to eastern Colorado range. A Y P A rally at Dilley Chapel April 26 27 28 draws delegates from Denver Elbert Mount Zion Bert Houd Loveland with music and youth focus. Several buggy accidents leave minor injuries and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Everitt
Denver
Hugh Clark
Chalk Bluffs
M.r. Kreker
Chicago
Whowell
Harry
Miss Wiggan
Chalk Bluff Ranch
Miss Flory
Scott Redabaugh
Cornelia Smutzer
Messrs
Wesley Sloan
Peterson Boys
Wesley
Gid Clark
Clark
John Purvis
Evans the Delta social notes and arrivals at Evans
Little Raymond Foley suffered a severe tonsillitis attack last week. Georgia Baker visited Allie Archibald and returned home Saturday. Carey from Chicago bought land east of Gehrig and will build a house while living in a tent. Archibald adds rooms to his house. Neighbors and town friends enjoyed a Friday evening gathering with dancing and refreshments. Carnine of Denver and Rev Coffman attended. Coffman family visited. Park family moved to Custer, South Dakota. Speer and Rivett visited Evans. Herriott resumed post office duties after illness. Wiswell and Vanderlip hosted visitors. Kemper family moved from Greeley. J M Kenzie bought a Shetland pony for his children. Hebe Byers entertained Evans friends at Hotel Evans and Sunday with Mrs Olsen. Exstrom guests of Mrs Lewis Olsen. Albert Jacobson returned from Salt Lake City. Buchner married Ethel Bull Easter Sunday. Rev Charles Elliott officiated. Buchner and wife left for Mitchell Nebraska to homestead under canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Foley
Georgia Baker
Farmers’ Spur
Allie Archibald
Mr. Carey
Chicago
Mr. Gehrig
Rivett
Sterling
G. R. Park
P H. Herriott
Myrtle Wiswell
Roggen
Lenora Vanderlip
Kemper
Greeley
Evans
Geo. Parks
J. M. Kenzie
All Over Weld: Local Happenings In Brief
Frank Fashbaugh shipped the last of his sheep this week while Frank Humphrey plans a soft water well and windmill. Rev. Van Miller of Denver to lead Baptist services all week. Baab and Lewis families from Greeley attended church here. Rachel Stiger birthday party with twenty four friends. Journey family moved to Martyne ranch. Baab brothers moved to Greeley. Miss Elsie Whitten injured in a buggy accident near Lucerne. left wrist dislocated, face bruised, Dr. Spaulding says not serious. She uses a sling and is largely mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fashbaugh
Frank Humphrey
van Miller
Denver
Baab
Lewis
Greeley
Rachel Stiger
Journey
Martyne Ranch
Elsie Whitten
Lucerne
Dr. Spaulding of
Kersey
Mrs. Howard Briscoe Improves After Illness
Mrs. Howard Briscoe has been quite ill but is now slowly recovering. Howard Briscoe's mother and sister of Greeley have been visiting to help. The S L W Sunday school honored their organist Mrs Richey with a fine organ, a silverware present, and appreciation for her services. About sixty five attendees enjoyed games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howard Briscoe
Howard Briscoe
Greeley
Richey
Arbor Way program prep by Miss Irving pupils
Miss Irving and her pupils prepare an Arbor Way program for Friday. J. H. Brancher spends a few weeks on his Mitchell Nebraska homestead. Mrs. E. G. Ballentine returns from a week with friends in Denver. Miss Iona Twomey and Miss Leah Olsen of the Normal spent Saturday.
Mead Area Reports Inland Farm Notes and Events
Highland lake Rufus Mead hosted a Denver visitor this week as farmers finish beet drilling and crops look promising though rain is needed. Miss Carro Brown visited friends in Longmont Saturday. A W O W circle may organize in Mead. Water was turned into the Highland ditch for domestic use and last week the lake received water after the ditch was repaired. The corner stone of the new Mead church will be laid next Sunday and Arbor Day preparations are under way at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Carro
L Brown
Longmont
Mead
Martinsburg Justice of the Peace Praises Pain Balm
B F Crocker aged 84 and longtime justice of the peace at Martinsburg Iowa states he suffers sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it did him lots of good. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Crocker
Martinsburg
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Lois Hill
Fort
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Kansas
J. P. Gorman
Elwell
THE
DELTA
Archibald
Dr. Carnine
Coffman
Mrs. Coffman
George Park
Custer, Ss. D
Robert Speer
Wast Evans
Hebe Byers
Bellingham Bay
Wash
Beebe
Crow Creek
Rowe
Highland Lake
Rufus Mead
Highland
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Burlington
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St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Night Express
Omaha
Peoria
J. F. Vallery G. A
California Sts
Denver, Colo
Kreeley Opera House
Ernest Shipman
Roselle Knott
Criterion Theatre
New York
J. M. Barrie
Little Minister
Peter Pan
Pegey
Greeley Opera House
Bijou Theatre
Ew York
Henrietta Crosman
Ernest Denny
Duke of Yorks Theatre
London
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