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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
2
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The Colorado National Guard holds a semi annual Hogle trophy drill in the Greeley Armory next Monday evening the 27th. Two men from each company may enter with Sergeant Frank Madden from Company D as one contestant. Judges are three officers from the 21st regiment U S Army. The event opens at 7 30 and drill starts at 8 with Heuring’s orchestra providing music followed by a public dance.
Odd Fellows plan a special Colorado & Southern train excursion from Lafayette to the Northern Colorado Power Co plant on April 25. Guides from the power company will explain electric service and irrigation power potential aiding regional development and factory siting prospects.
Mrs R F Graham hosted a handsomely appointed dinner Wednesday evening for her sister Mrs Stillman F Kelley of Cambridge Mass. Kelley is en route home from the west visiting for a week. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs E R Thayer Mr J B McCutcheon Mrs Jennie Harper Mrs Mary Dille and Charles Jackson.
Mr Thos Stenton of Pontypool Ontario reports eight years of rheumatic pains and says Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave the best relief among all remedies tried last summer. He recommends it to all rheumatic sufferers and notes it is sold by all druggists.
To settle an estate three modern cottages two blocks from Main Street Enquire of Harry Wambaugh Admr at Greeley Mercantile Co.
The Greeley Commercial Club hosts a Friday April 24 lecture at First Presbyterian Church on human tuberculosis sources of infection and prevention. Doctors G R Pogue and B K Ellis, residents, present a nontechnical talk for all to attend.
A party led by W. R. Patterson and J. W. McPherson, including Dorothy and Charles, left for Masters mid afternoon and faced tire troubles. E. W. Langtry retrieved them after 3:30 PM, locating them two miles from a ranch. They camped overnight and reached Greeley at daylight, the children saying the journey was fun.
Beginning May 4 the Greeley opera house company will present a stock company and vaudeville every evening and three matinees per week. The bill shifts weekly with vaudeville the first three nights and stock the next three, priced at 10 20 and 30 cents. The venue will be ventilated with electric fans to assure a pleasant summer season of light entertainment. This marks a first in Greeley, aside from moving picture shows which have paved the way.
Revival services begin Friday at 8 p m at the Seventh Day Adventist church corner Eighth street and Fourteenth avenue. Dr B L Dieffenbacher leads sermons on the coming of the King a second time and on predicted conditions in finance politics and religion using scriptures. All are invited.
Notice of the annual meeting of stock holders at the Colony office 717 Main Street Greeley Colorado on the first Tuesday in May 1908 to elect five trustees for the next year polls open 2 to 5 p.m. By order of the Board of Trustees H T West President Robert Steele Secretary.
The renowned western thoroughbred Stallion John A Scott enters a second season with a reduced fee of 12.50. He has earned 10,000 in prize money and holds a world record. Breeders and riders are invited to breed to the prize winner via Elite Cigar Store at Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street, run by A. H. Asmus.
A window of silk and taffeta garments showcases tailored skirts in multiple shades and lengths, with free alterations and Hyde Grade fabrics. Prices span 5.00 to 812.00, plus discounted silks and waist lengths at 50c to 1.00 per yard, highlighting new spring lines.
Dr J W Fuqua sued Lewis Willson for his fee after claiming the horse Was misrepresented. Willson countered with 300 damages for misrepresentation and 5000 for malpractice. Jury awarded Fuqua ten dollars. appeal filed. Also noted is Mrs Susan LaGrange’s eighty six birthday and family reunion in LaGrange with Union Colonists attendance.
A versatile magic lantern offers electric light compatible shows with or without views, suitable for churches halls or private homes. Operator services and slide orders available through J Henry Couture at Fezer's drug store. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised as a cure for rheumatism sprains sore throat and other pains priced 25c 50c and 1
Mrs. W. D. Balcom hosts a farewell par for two Morris sisters who leave for Montrose Colorado. The Junior Bridge club ladies note many delightful winter afternoons and regret the departure. The gathering Monday featured jolly time and refreshments served by Mrs. Balcom.
Mrs R W Bullock and her music pupils staged a pleasing studio recital at her home last Saturday afternoon. The program featured Misses Graham Anna Wilson Kit Dotson Ollie Graham Sarah Huter Helen and Margaret Ring Masters Donald Rothschild and Bruce Parker.
Administrator Anton Anderson of the Robert Nelson estate in Weld County Colorado announces a court appearance on June 1 1908 at 10:00 AM in Greeley to settle claims. All creditors must present claims and all debts are payable immediately. Published April 23 1908 with May edition.
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