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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
6
Want ads list items for sale including a used bed and stove, a driving horse, hogs for sale, and job work. Contacts include James Thompson, Mrs. Shaffner, Dr. Mulford, and W H Senior with addresses on 7th Avenue, 928 ay, 712 6th St, and 577th ay. ads priced at ten cents per line with a minimum of 20 cents and deadline Wednesday noon.
Notice to all concerned that described stray animals including a branded horse and an unbranded mare about five years old will be sold for the benef it of the owner if not claimed by September 14, 1906. Sale to take place at Denver Colorado. Public notices appeared in the Grooley Tribune on August 24 and August 30, 1906.
Notice names Kenneth G. Phelps announcing the disposal of the current interest and Mr. Charles E. Phelps will conduct the business with a greatly enlarged stock of goods inviting patrons for the store’s future patronage due to sickness in the family.
Carload of horses and mules for sale bred and raised in Colorado. Ready to work this year and acclimation not required. Call Hall & Spellman to view before buying.
J. Max Clark submits a lengthy remonstrance to the Mayor and City Council arguing the proposed transfer of canal water to a gravity pressure system is improper. He accuses officials of secrecy, warns of court action, and asserts the water rights of Union Colony of Colorado members and other lot owners must be protected.
C D Berheimer of F E Baker & Co returns from southern Alberta with a party from Colorado and Nebraska to view irrigated and wheat lands offered by the Canadian Pacific. N Holmes joins the party praising soil climate and irrigation as ideal for a first class investment. Baker & Co plan several Alberta excursions. address 813 Eighth Avenue.
The Grebey S Flower Mission society, working quietly, has helped the poor and sick. They logged 74 visits and 10 outings for invalids this past year, and distributed 45 bouquets 423 garments 94 delicacies and 6 in cash. Susan G Adams secretary.
Nearly all country correspondents of the Tribune will join a reunion at Eldorado Springs with families. A special coach will be attached to the Odd Fellows excursion train leaving Greeley at 8 o clock Friday morning Sept 7.
The East Side chapel held its first Sunday school service at 3 PM in the new building funded by A Thompson who plans to donate it to a church or organization in Greeley. The oak pewed edifice seats about 200 with Mason and Hamlin organ donated by Oliver Howard. 76 attended as Rev. H. T. Vincent to preach next Sunday and Methodists appoint a preacher to supply the pulpit for the year.
Republicans held a Monday vote in Greeley with 1 283 ballots cast. The Statler Churchill contest mirrored the Garriques Smith race for district judge, with factions aligned and similar results as the earlier showdown.
Delia Dellitt, who opened Stewarts Depot Cafe last year with pies cakes and doughnuts, resumes a return engagement at the Depot Cafe in Greeley. She plans a home cooking department as a future feature and is billed as the highest priced cook in town. Reserve seats by telephone. Baur's ice cream will be served Saturday and Sunday with all-night service.
Sealed proposals are invited at Weld County Savings Bank in Greeley Colorado until September 10 1906 for concrete rip rap on the Windsor reservoir embankment and a concrete dividing box for the Windsor reservoir outlet. Information available at the savings bank. N Jackson secretary Windsor Reservoir and Canal Co.
William Boomer, Dave Camp and J. M. Ferguson protest they were overlooked in the lottery of lucky drawers for Shoshone reservation. Each claims a high number, Boomer in the eight thousands, Camp in the nine thousands, and Ferguson in the ten thousands.
Three day Island Grove Park event showcases top trots and pacers. Notable marks include One Mile free for all and under saddle races with times around 2:17 to 2:31 and purses up to 200 dollars. Participants include St Elmo Little Major Pack-reuan and gear by Brannigan and Lady Eaton.
A Greeley woman reports her sister’s child improved after using Doan's Ointment for a persistent facial rash. The anecdote credits two applications with healing progress and notes plans to buy more before moving. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Rev. F A Petty came back to Greeley last Friday after a month in the east. He traveled to New York and took a trip up the Hudson, praising the Columbia river for beauty. He spent about a week with Rev. F M Sheldon in Rockford Illinois, noting Sheldon’s strong work in church duties and reform with backing from Rockford's leading citizens.
A dubious advertisement claims a laxative and quinine tablet can cure a cold in one day. The boxes allegedly bear a signature and price guarantee, but the dubious statement raises consumer confusion and calls for scrutiny of the product claim.
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