Change of Business at Greeley Trisune
An 1885 notice reports the sale of a share in the Greeley Trisune to Edwin J. Carver who assumes liabilities and that Harvey L. Dunning becomes a partner. Dated April 25 and April 28 in Greeley Colorado.
29 Apr 1885
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1885
Page
1
An 1885 notice reports the sale of a share in the Greeley Trisune to Edwin J. Carver who assumes liabilities and that Harvey L. Dunning becomes a partner. Dated April 25 and April 28 in Greeley Colorado.
Greeley updates include Peter Samuels moving to 6th Street and millinery openings by Miss Havener and Miss Seelbach. Cattle outfits depart for Crow Creek and range plans by Charlie Camp. Local business activity, feral horse losses, frosts affecting fruit buds, and social events at the Masonic hall and Opera House are reported along with real estate transfers and postal notes.
Fort Morgan Times reports C D rage sells his tree claim five miles east to J J Garrigues of Greeley. Brick demand rises as two kilns of 90,000 burned last season. George Graham and family plan to stay and build on his tree claim south of town. F E Baker operates a lateral ditcher improving field banks. Rains loosen soil six to eight inches signaling good grass growth. Grey wolves raid river ranches, stealing young colts. M K Weems of Quincy Illinois visits L W Kimball for Fort Morgan Land and Live Stock Co. investment.
The Odd Fellows held a large Denver celebration despite mud and threatening weather. About 1,500 members from twenty-two lodges and several uniformed degree camps joined a procession. The Greeley delegation of 75 members traveled by train with a round trip option for $2.50 joining the event. Ex Governor Cumback of Indiana delivered the main oration at First Baptist Church. The evening ball at Sixteenth Street rink capped a well received observance. The Greeley delegation led the procession and the Greeley Cornet Band received high praise for its music.
Messrs Hunter and West plan a brick one story block on the southeast corner of Eighth avenue and Eighth street. It will house Hall and Jastrowitz mammoth dry goods store, Hunter and West's bank, and two stores on Eighth street with iron and glass fronts. The design allows a second story later without interrupting current business. The project aims to enhance Greeley’s status as a business hub.
The past week brought warm, pleasant weather across Sterling. Farmers report good progress with alfalfa, wheat, oats and fruit trees. corn planting soon. Town plans include two rows of trees on six main streets. East residents filed on railroad land for a stock ranch. Real estate transfers rise as Packard & King promote the town.
M H Coffin of St Vrain loses a valuable cow to lightning on Tuesday. The Longmont Ledger estimates snow on the rink roof at 70 000 pounds or ten pounds per square foot. Loveland Town Board sets saloon license at 750 dollars with no billiards or games.
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