Various Local Movements and Visits Remarked in Greeley Area
Mons Peterson left for Pocatello Idaho. Judge O Regan of Denver trans acted business in Greeley. Mrs J C Hufty of Denver visits. Mr and Mrs George Ikeda in Denver for a day. Mrs S R Morley ill at 86 with slim recovery hopes. Normal high school to send candidates to interscholastic meet at Collins May 1. Orr s black smith shop offers spring file work. Morrison family returned to Cambridge Ohio from visit. Mrs Ben Pfalzgraf visited Carrie Woodruff. Miss Bessie Wright traveled Windsor to Eaton via Greeley. Mrs Frank Darling and baby go to Denver to visit sister. Rev Gustafson leaves for Lindsborg Kansas for annual conference. Cough remedy advice favors Foley s Honey and Tar over imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wright
Windsor
Eaton
Greeley
R. D. Hughes
Delta Special Horse Dies in Checks and Mare Saved
A Delta Special reports a valuable horse belonging to Anderson died after checks for trivial reasons. Tom Hall states his brood mare is out of danger after a near collapse. Hall bought three registered mares in Iowa and lost one valued at 800 dollars.
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Delta
Delta District
Anderson
Tom Hall
Hall
Iowa
Foley Ortno Laxative Praised by Oneonta Father
F. G. Pritts of Oneonta New York reports his daughter benefited from Foley’s Ortno Laxative calling it best for constipation and liver trouble. He says it is mild pleasant and effective and recommends it as spring medicine to cleanse the system and improve complexion sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Pritts
Oneonta
N. Y
Foley
Deaths Strike Kruse Family With Two Tragedies
Melen Kruse aged 11 died of endocarditis at the family home four miles east of town on Saturday April 17. This followed the April 12 death of grandmother Helens Potter, marking a second family loss within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen Kruse
William Kruse
Helens Potter
City Council Holds Special Session To Organize
The city council met in special session last night for two hours and tackled bills and unfinished business so the new board can organize with a light agenda tonight. The street commissioner's report was read and aldermen elect received city ordinances to study. Alderman Farr was introduced as President Taft, joked about a special heavy chair, as the old council edited bills. The mayor elect and new clerk were guests and were given courtesy in discussion and explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Taft
Mr. Farr
Muscular Rheumatism Relief with Liniment
More than nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or due to damp or cold and need no internal medicine. Chamberlains Liniment provides quick relief with topical application. Internal medicines are often harmful. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Prices Rise for Spuds and Pearls in Ault Market
In Ault the Spuds trade at 81.80 and Pearls at 1.70 with rurals selling 10 cents higher. Dealers promised 1.65 to farmers but the market boosted as weather hampers hauling and a track buyer seeks a carload. The legitimate values stand at 1.05 for Pearls and 1.65 for Ruralis.
Rumors Surround City Street Light Contract Fallout
Rumors swirl as the Home Light Co delays street light installation despite a city contract. Claims allege leasing from the Northern Power Co and future electricity from Northern, with only fifteen new lights planned. Whispers link Home Gas Light and Power to gas company ownership changes and a Chicago visit. The five year city contract ends with potential municipal plant on the horizon, current lighting costs near $5,000 annually.
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Home Light Co
Northern Company
Home Company
Northern Octopus
Northern Power Company
Home Gas, Light and Power Company
Darrow
Chicago
Home Electric
Greeley
Loveland Bride Joins Deitschman In Fort Collins Visit
Loveland artist Ed Deitschman of Deacons barber shop brought home a bride named Emma Wahl from Loveland after a Tuesday trip to Fort Collins. The couple had a prepped home at 1120 Tenth Street and hoped for biscuits from a promised housekeeper. The note mentions the 13th as a test of hoodoo beliefs as the first bisjcwits were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Deitschman
Deacon
Fort Collins
Emma Wahl
Loveland
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Louis Sandbers
Seattle
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Randall King
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Eleverth Avenue
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George Ikeda
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Mr. Morrison
A. M. McClenahan
Cambridge
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Alss
Carrie Woodruff
Frank Darling
Baby Wet
Mrs. Darling
W. B. Meyers
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Lindsborg
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Carrither
Carrithers
Round Oak Range
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W. R. Dedrick
H. H. Jones
Henry Arbuckle
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W. A. Insinger
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F. A. Nimms
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J. W. Fuqua
T. J. Hall
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W. O. Wright
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Jos. C. Ewing
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