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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1904

Page

3

Weld region notes on construction and visits

All Over Weld reports on a new district 63 school house completion in Kersey and bridge repairs under Charles Boulter. Various visits include Howard Greeley in town, Frank Benton in Denver, and a Platte River dam contract by Mr. Baker Fort Morgan. A planned month trip to Steamboat Springs may affect deer and trout. Warren Sanford is ill with typhoid in Greeley hospital.

Roy Gordon Kersey Mr. Baker Fort Morgan Platte River Jackson Reservoir Frank Hunter William Kingsbury Fred Walker George McCullough Dr. Lonergan Steamboat Springs Judgin

Local Notes from Kersey and Nearby Areas

Kersey residents welcomed Harry Jordan home from Denver. Visitors included Mrs. Dr. Jones and Mrs. Hall in Greeley, J H Wolf and family from Chicago, and Miss Torrence from Emporia visiting Mrs. Reese. Land transactions and new construction occurred as Charles Simonson bought 160 acres east of Ewings farm and Joe Westler built a new school house at Franca Bentons. Numerous social events, illnesses, and travels filled the week, including a basket social at Laneschapel, a Five Hundred game at Miss Florence Packard, and a large congregational funeral for Mrs. E H Armatage.

J. H. Wolf Chicago Kersey Miss Torrence Emporia Kans

Eaton area residents and plans for travel noted

Eaton G A Montgomery spent Monday in Greeley. P Zoellner and wife visited Denver. Mrs Moore of Windsor visited Eaton. Grandma Shreeves was on the sick list. A J Eaton and family plan to leave for California for a year. Huther and wife of Greeley visited Will Roy. Miss Schwartz works in E W Goodan's dry goods department. Eaton schools will reopen next.

G. A. Montgomery Greeley P. Zoellner and Denver Mrs Moore Windsor Eaton Grandma Shreeves A. J. Eaton California Huther and Wife Will Roy Miss Schwartz E. W. Goodan

Local Residents Take Trips and a Fall Injures Worker

Platteville J Wion visited Denver Monday. Mrs F E Hinds traveled to Greeley Elmer Terry went to Fort Collins R 8S Brown builds a small water plant. Mr and Mrs J H Stanton visited Denver Monday. Frank Shea and wife visit F W Hammitts. Louie Camp and Frank Hodgson went to Longmont Monday. Mrs Ben Bollin visited for a couple weeks starting Monday. Isaac Ballingee of Idaho Springs greets old friends George Snider fell and broke his jaw Friday evening at work in the pickle factory.

Ben Bollin George Snider

Local Notes From Elwell and Surrounding Areas

Levi Gibson recovers under a doctor's care after a brief illness. Charles Keirnes wins election as delegate to the annual Denver conference. Bishop N C Castle of Philomath Oregon visits Thorn ton home. George Dunn travels to his Stove Prairie mountain ranch at week's end. Eugene Crowell family visits their sand hills ranch. Rev W V Davis of Pearl Idaho visits Elwell en route to Denver conference. Mrs R C Waters and daughter Ramona of Denver visit B L McKay and Mr Millay. Dunn buys eighty acre Greeley farm adjoining Whowell ranch, farmed by Dunn for two years.

George Dunn Stove Prairie Eugene Crowell Sand Hills Miss Gill Greeley Whowell Ranch Mr. Dunn

Welcome Hill Edward Moves Through Windsor and Johnstown

The report notes Welcome Hill Edward of Windsor passing through last week after relocating a photo car to Johnstown. Frank Mellon, Charlie Mellon, N. R. Lee and T. W. Jones loaded wheat at Ragan's siding last week. A party led by N. R. Lee, Jim McAllister, Estella Wailes and Grace McAllister headed for the hills to be away a week. Ray Hamilton and Charley Mellon planned a surprise at the Anderson ranch Thursday evening with many present and a late hour enjoyed.

Edward Windsor Johnstown Frank Charlie Mellon N. R. Lee T. W. Jones Ragan’s Jim McAllister Estella Wailes Grace McAllister the Hills Ray Hamilton Charley Mellon Anderson Ranch

Lucerne News Roundup: visits, builds, and warehouses

Miss Edith Kelley visits relatives in Illinois. Jasper Riggs installs a new wind mill. A W Davis on sick list with stomach trouble. Patterson & Son near completion of their new warehouse. William McClellan builds a fine barn on his ranch two miles east of Lucerne. Farmers begin a large warehouse for potato storage.

William McClellan Lucerne

Local Notes From Ault and Surrounding Areas

E N Fairtchild photographed in town for the Ault Advertiser. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Padget Thursday. Mrs Arthur Ling and family visited with Mr and Mrs Tullofson. Maccabees lodge expects six new members next Friday. Mrs Martha White and granddaughter Willia Bone visiting in town. Pupils in higher grades consider Eaton High School next year. Henry Henderson returned home to attend school. Rev J W King sold his farm east of Ault to Dr Hibard with Miss E Eddy involved. Mr and Mrs Albert Allison left for St Louis fair and Missouri visit. Mr Nikirk and wife moved into rooms at Neffziger house. Prof B F Brown visiting. named as Fort Lupton school principal. Gilcrest Lumber added 20 by 45 addition and front sidewalk on Main street. Church chicken pie supper netted 25 for a bell costing 125.

Ladies of the Maccabees Martha White Willia Bone Seattle Wash William Bone Albert Allison Zou St. Louis Fair Missouri Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Nikirk Nefzigger House Fieber

Local Visitors from Hotchkiss in Fort Collins

George Emerson and family along with Miss Olive Delling visited friends in Fort Collins on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Delling and Mr and Mrs Jack Delling left Saturday for the mountains for a few days. Mr Rice and family plan to move to their Greeley residence at week’s end to enroll their children in school. High school attendance this winter includes Olive and Evelyn Delling May Emerson Jessie Mary Wadiin Katie Rice and Chauncey Rice.

Bessie Patterson Greeley John Haelys Orchard Leonard Pearson Chasin Leonard George Emerson Olive Delling Fort Collins J. H. Delling Jack Delling Mountains Olive and Evelyn Delling May Emerson Jessie and Mary Wadiin Katie Rice Chauncey Rice

Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson Host Friends Sunday

Mrs Saline delivered books in the week and took orders as she called on the town.

Joseph Anderson Miss Saline

Local social notes and travel plans from La Salle week

Lasalle residents host visitors from Denver Greeley Windsor Eaton and Gipson. Trips to Frontier Day Cheyenne and Boulder noted. Cantaloupe shipments begin and families return from Georgia Wisconsin and Arizona after visits. Nye Gregory injures foot. various relatives and friends plan or complete visits.

Community Notes From Beebe Draw Area

Thomas Markle went to Cheyenne Tuesday. Miss Ivaean is visiting her brother in Cheyenne. A Sunday school social is planned at Mr Chesnut's Thursday evening. Mr Johnston's threshing machine is in the Draw and several farmers have threshed. Mrs Dolly Walbridge and baby of Denver visited her parents last week. Misses Maude Chesnut and Ena McGlothlin were chosen as delegates to the Sunday school convention in Greeley in September.

Nettie Miller Greeley Cheyenne Lulu Frazier Barker Lelia Frazier Denver Gipson Dolly Walbridge Baby Mrs. Coffman Maude Chesnut Ena McGlothlin

Local Residents Note Short Trips and Family Visits

Mrs W H Preston visited friends in Fort Collins last week. Merle Hornbaker left for his eastern home on Wednesday. W J Henderson made a business trip to Deaver at the start of the week. A W Coffman is hosting his visiting parents who arrived Monday night. A W Morrison and family returned home from their eastern trip Monday morning.

A. E. Leake Roy Georgia Southland J. W. Harsh Mary W. H. Preston Fort Collins Merle Hornbaker W. J. Henderson Deaver A. W. Coffman A. W. Morrison

Local Notes From Lamar and Nearby Areas

Peckham L S Larson spent Thursday in Denver. Mr and Mrs J E K Davis are visiting at Joseph Cooks of Lamar. Some farmers are stacking grain hoping for higher prices. Little Ray Larson has been ill but is now improving. Art Brown of Greeley visited Monday to service potato diggers.

Ray Larson Art Brown Greeley

Union Pacific Travel Offers From Denver To West Coast

Union Pacific advertises rail and steamship tickets from Denver to San Francisco and Los Angeles via Portland for 311.00 extra, with options via Shasta Route or O R N steamer between Portland and San Francisco. Tickets sold Aug 16–Sept 11 with return by Oct 23. other routes to Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver or Victoria with varying round trips. Freeside trip Ogden to Salt Lake City also available. Liberal stopovers and faster service noted. contact E R Griffin, general agent, 941 17th St Denver.

San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Victoria Ogden Salt Lake City Union Pacific E. R. Griffin 17Th St Denver

Democratic County Convention Set in Greeley Aug 27 1904

Notice by Weld County Democratic Central Committee announces a convention at the courthouse in Greeley on September 17 1904 at 10 o clock am to elect delegates to state judicial and congressional conventions and nominate county officers including State Senator two Representatives County Clerk Sheriff County Judge County Assessor Coroner and two County Commissioners precinct representation listed and primaries urged to open one hour with notices posted five days prior Charles F Tew chairman.

Democratic County Central Committee Weld County Court House Greeley Colo

Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

E W Sullivan of Sullivan House Reno Oklahoma Territory endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pains. He reports immediate relief and recommends it to others. Available in 25c and $1.00 sizes sold by J F Fezer.

Allard E. W. Sullivan Sullivan House E. Reno O. T Ballard J. F. Fezer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Top of Wellin Howard Frank Benton William Army ml Mrs. O. J. Rice Etta Shull Mrs. Hunter Warren Sanford Greeley Hospital Josephine Brukaber Evans T. W. Hunter Charles Boulter Harry Jordan Dr. Jones Joe Westler Franca Bentons Will Gordon Painters Ranch Charles Simonson Ewings Farm Mrs. Adams Walter Edna Estes Park Frank Hulpin Mrs. Hefferman George Tressles J. C. Steck Nellie Susie Steck Colorado Springs George Hullman Edith Hulman Lena Clanton Laneschapel H. H. Clement Mesdames G. W. Musburger T. R. Latch W. H. and B. G. Eaton George L. Jones Five Hundred Florence Packard James Wolfe FE. W. Goodan Thos. E. Short Miss Belle Lux M. BH. Parsonage Max Meyer Mesdames G. N. Yeagy J. F. Coffman Warren Yeagy Terre Miss Archey E. H. Armatage Eceased Smillie Brothers Congregational Church Dickinson Eaton Cemetery J. R. Gillies Augustus Wood J. L. Kendel Gillies Mary Kendal Mr. Good Wood Edith Bilis Bessie Beattie Ethel Hubbard Edith Herrington Jennie Faris Peckham LaSalle Mrs. Wylie J.F. Beattie Mrs. Brown D. S. Ellis Platteville J. W. Wion F. E. Hinds Elmer Terry Brown J. H. Stanton Frank Shea F. W. Hammitts Louie Camp Frank Hodgson Longmont Isaac Ballingee Idaho Springs Elwell Levi Gibson Charles Keirnes N. C. Castle Philomath, Oregon Thornton Home W. V. Davis Pearl, Idaho Welcome Hill Edith Kelley Illinois Jasper Riggs A. W Davis Patterson & Son E. N. Fairtchild of Ault Advertiser R. D. S. Padget Arthur Ling Columbine District Tullofson The Eaton High School Henry Henderson J. P. Fry J. W. King Ault Dr. Hibbard B. F. Brown Prof. Brown Fort Lupton Gilcrest Lumber Company Hotchkiss Cipson A. E. Bentley Louise Edgar Mrs. H. Bicknell Sherman House G. E. Yonker Helen Jos. Wendrick la Salle Burns Lowa Wm. Luman H. F. Sherman Boulder Canon Nye Gregory Carrie Snook Harry Teller Aley Webster Independent Telephone Office Beebe Thomas Markle Campa Colorado Perte Phesos Sonny Mascaras L. S. Larson Union Pacific Coast Trips A. D Charles F. Tew St. Vrain Hillsboro Raymer Crow Creek North Windsor Hardin Hudson North Platteville Roggen Grover South Erie Delta S. E. Greele North Fort Sieces South Windsor East Evans Hazelton South Highlands Lake USA Hammar Paint CO St. Louis Rey Cary NE Zn York Ely ELY Brothers Warren St New York Union Pacific Railroad A. W. Barbour 17Th Street Venver Bain and Mitchell Farmers Supply and Machinery Company Sors To E. Sr Ox J.D. Potter Ind Greeley Business College Williams Block D.C. Royer
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