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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
7
Local dealer highlights fabrics and floor coverings famed for durability. Window shades and linoleums are advertised at the lowest prices to attract bargain shoppers.
All Over Weld reports Mr. Goodwin moving to Mead this week while John DePew aims to prove up in May. George Evans returns from the east after selling sheep. corner stone laying for a new Mead church was postponed by a storm. Earl Young visits Longmont hospital, farmers praise recent heavy snow, and E A Knott with P M Mead head to a mountain ranch to plant 40 acres of grain. Josephine arrives from Greeley. Painter travels from Denver to his ranch. Local fishing yields improve on the Platte as beets are seeded. recent frost damaging impacts noted.
The Empire reservoir break is repaired. E. E. Moore restarts his engine. J. Hilderman reports a fine new wagon from Sterling. B. B. Putnam improves the ditch for summer irrigation. Mrs. Webber and her daughter, Miss...
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Burt Anderson on April 14. Mrs. Jas LeRoy and children of Box Elder visited Sherman Markie. Deputy Assessor H Kanley conducted routine work in the community last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bell of Lafayette visited Mr. and Mrs. Riley Anderson in Greensboro. Mrs. C A Girvan hosted a 6 pm dinner on the 15th for Mr Girvan's birthday. Journey family noted as having a siege with four of their children counted among attendees.
A local school planned an Arbor Day program with teachers and scholars but postponed it due to an unspecified factor. The article notes the group had prepared a nice program and arranged activities for students.
Lone Tree residents report Miss Pearl Flager staying with Mrs. Frank Baxter for a few weeks while Tom Barnett from Greeley visited friends over the weekend. Elmer Saiberg, with scarlet fever, is recovering on a light case. A recent dust storm halted field work but has settled. Beets suffered in the cold spell and some may need replanting. The Social club met at the Christman home with about thirty five attendees enjoying a program, games, music, and refreshments.
Dr. Downing, a Denver visitor, came Saturday. James McKinley of Hardin was an Evans visitor Monday. Mr. Dennison, an old timer, visited Evans friends Saturday. Arte Royce left for Custer, South Dakota, on Saturday. Fred Aleck suffers with a felon on his thumb.
Last week residents report changes in residence as Mr. Kingsbury and family move into Miss Fashbaughs home on Idano street. Miss Helen Coffman improves after a week of illness. Mrs. Fred Groth suffers a grip attack since returning from the springs. Mrs. S. J. McAfee and Mrs. Orr of Greeley attend the Morrison auction. Dry land farmers welcome snow that saved fruit blossoms. Celeen and Sanford host friends at Mrs. Behrens home with dainty refreshments. Mrs. Matt Briggs recovering from appendicitis in Los Angeles and expects to return home to Evans soon.
Birth announced for Cipson child to Mr and Mrs J W Anderson. C Peterson's business trip to Pleasant Valley. J G Graham sold eighty acres to Frank Baxter. Neuswanger leased J L Ewing garden tract for the year. Miss Rove Swan bought a Bush Gerts piano and shipped it home. Mrs H B Strong in New York tending her father’s serious illness.
The region endures a hard freeze after the snow storm harming fruit trees and garden beds. Mr Walters of Windsor surveyed beet fields seeking moisture while J G Graham in Chicago sold lambs at about 8.55 per hundredweight. The Foster funeral for their child drew many attendees after the child died from accidental scalding with hot gelatine.
Rev J W Cleaver visited Elwell while Miss Edith Flory planned an Oklahoma visit. Mrs Shull bought four town lots on Capital Hill and had two residences painted. The Y P C U rally at Dilly chapel opened Friday featuring Karl Lehmann with programs for children and a weekend schedule including a picnic lunch and visiting ministers preaching Sunday.
Mrs Geo Snider slowly improves after illness. Miss Clara Peery from Greeley visits Platteville. Mrs Mattie Stanton convalesces after serious operation. Mrs Esther Lycan visits sister Mrs M J Lycan. M E Church Ladies’ Aid social postponed due to storm. Miss Anna Duenweg and Miss Blanche Peery spend weekend with friends then return home. Snowstorm and freeze bring mixed fortunes for fruit crops. M W A basket social at Gass hall a success. Josie Egner and Frank Bal linger to be married in Denver and plan to move to Golden. Bal linger was mail carrier, Egner is his fiancée.
Manitoba editor endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as gentle and effective for biliousness in sedentary life. The ad notes pricing at 25 cents and free samples at druggists.
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