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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1904

Page

6

Colorado cattle and horse sale notices of Kemmerer and others

Auction bulletins advertise December sales near Fort Collins Windsor Loveland Greeley and Spencer ranches. Listings include cattle horses mules dairy cows farm implements and household goods with dates and locations and urging early ad submissions. Address Col C P Kemmerer Greeley Colo for notices and bills.

Righton Jacob Kramier Spencer Ranch Trumoil Loveland M. A. Spencer Fort Collins Observatory Schoolhouse Windsor M.J. Perry W. A. Mc Donald Greeley David Bell David Wilson C. BF. Finley

Local notes on property, trades, and travel

All Over Weld Mr. Larson builds an addition. Mr. Mack buys ten acres from Mr. Jackson and plans a new house. Snow eases dusty roads for farmers. Mr. Krumm buys Fred Welch’s farm and will move with his family. Claud Clarkson trades horses and nets 40 dollars. Mr. Brown repairs falling bridges. Mrs. Foley’s brother Guy Welch, returning from Manila, prefers warm California climate over Colorado winter.

Mr. Mack Orchard Mr. Krumm Fred Welch Claud Clarkson Mr. Brown

Visiting notes and moves in Nebraska

BOX ELDER O A Gordon visits relatives in Nebraska. Mrs. Jacob Arnold returns from a two month Illinois visit. Jerry Alford rents a J L Ewing farm near Kersey and will move there at year's start.

O. A. Gordon Nebraska Jacob Arnold Illinois Jerry Alford J. L. Ewing Kersey

Euterpean Club Met With Miss Estella Smith Hostess

The Euterpean club met Saturday December 3 with Mrs Estella Smith as hostess and Mrs Bullock chairing the music committee. Gonnaud’s opera was discussed and Miss Phillips recounted scenes and airs from visits in Germany and Paris. Performances included Vocal duet Careless Idle Maiden by Misses Smith and Wright and multiple solos and piano pieces.

Euterpean Club Estella Smith Bullock Gonnaud

North Side Club Holds December Meeting and Plans Reception

The North Side Country club met on Friday December 2 at Mrs E M Pier s home. Members discussed Thanksgiving thoughts and readings with plans made for the December 30 husbands and families reception at Mrs Charles Deffkees. Revival meetings by W H Lee and Florence Lee begin December 11 in Steele s hall at 7 50 p m with the Greeley Holiness Band aiding the event.

North Side Country Club E. M. Pier Greeley Holiness Band W. H. Lee Florence KE. Lee Steele’s Hall Lee

More Good Prizes and Holiday Puzzles Announced

The Tribune invites readers to solve yearly picture puzzles with substantial prizes. This year aims to attract more entrants, hoping for 2000 responses. Also noted is Home Electric Light and Power company stockholders meeting to elect seven directors on January 10 1905 at 7 30 PM at 1727 Eleventh Avenue with Albert F Carter as secretary.

Tribune The the Tribune

New Century Club Meets Reviews Swinburne and World’s Fair

The New Century club gathered with Mrs. Moyer on Wednesday November 30 for a regular program. Mrs. Flint presented life sketches of Swinburne Arnold and Jerrold, followed by current events and a talk on the World’s Fair in St. Louis. Refreshments were served and the group will meet with Mrs. McKinney Dee. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised by J. F. Fezer as a remedy for paralysis and skin issues.

New Century Club Moyer

Mrs Rothschild Hosts Progressive Tea Evening

Mrs. Rothschild entertained Wednesday evening with a progressive tea. Poinsettias decorated rooms and tally cards. Gentlemen prize a book, ladies a decorated plate. Booby prize a game for the lady and an air gun for the gentleman. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs Stockover and many others. She will host thimble and card parties upcoming.

Stockover Mesdames Shaw Decker Allen Mosher Dille Parker Gill Horne Woolf Reynolds Russell Sturlbut Ray Watson Mr. Goodman Rothschild

Coughing Spell Causes Death of 25 Year Old Man

Harry Duckwell aged 25 died at home from a coughing fit that caused suffocation after a cold worsened. His wife and child witnessed the incident as a physician arrived too late. Advertisement notes Ballard's Horehound Syrup sold by J F Fezer.

Harry Duckwell Duckwell St. Louis Globe-Democrat Ballard J. F. Fezer

Two for One Greeley Souvenir Book Offer

The Tribune discounts two local titles, offering a free Spud Book with every purchase of Glimpses of Greeley at 50 cents. The Spud Book contains ten potato pictures and Glimpses of Greeley shows twenty eight half tone views, creating a two for one deal for holiday gifting.

Greeley Spud the Tribune

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public

Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and stresses using prescriptions from reputable physicians. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and systemically acting. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price 75 cents per bottle.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Hail

Sealshipt Oysters Advertised by Coulter Carrier

Eat Sealshipt oysters the only guaranteed Pure Food Oysters. Don’t buy embalmed watered oysters shipped in dirty pails. Go to E. B. Coulter for genuine Sealshipt Oysters. Patent Carriers insure purity freshness and cleanliness of the Sealshipt Oyster. We sell Sealshipt Oysters only.

E. B. Coulter Be. B. Coulter

Fire destroys Broyles brothers' house near city

A house at the Broyles brothers farm fourteen miles northeast of the city burned Monday evening with all contents. The fire, believed incendiary, left no one on the property, as Asbury Broyles had only begun moving in. Estimated loss is 600 dollars with no insurance.

Broyles Brothers Asbury Broyles

The Key that Unlocks the Door to Long Living

An article argues that long life lies with thin spare men over eighty and ninety, who eat modestly. It notes that even careful eaters may overindulge and need Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets to cleanse and regulate digestion and liver function, promising longevity with such regimens. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

Deaths and Notice of Foreclosure Auction in Greeley

The three months old babe of Mr and Mrs W E Haynes died last Thursday and lies buried. By virtue of a deed of trust the S Adams heirs face a foreclosure sale January 9 1905 at ten o'clock to satisfy a note from 1903 with eight percent interest. The sale takes place at the east front door of the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley Colorado for cash to the highest bidder to pay principal interest taxes and costs. George D Statler Public Trustee of Weld County Colorado published in Greeley Tribune December 8 1904 and January 1905.

W. E. Haynes Oni Gorenoon S. Adams Ou Court House Greeley Weld Colorado George D. Statler

Death of George Marsh Teacher from Typhoid at Platteville

George Marsh well known local teacher in Platteville died at his home Sunday afternoon after a lengthy illness from typhoid fever. He had resided here for years and was a graduate of the State Normal school. He was son in law of John W. Sanborn. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Hapgood’s residence on Eleventh Street. The article also notes the funeral of R H Johns from Binghamton New York held yesterday at 2 pm under Masons auspices with Rev R J Hunter delivering the sermon. Pallbearers were Robert Steele B D Harper Jesse S Gale Albert Igo J A Woodbury and M A Bunker.

George Marsh Platteville Mr. Marsh State Normal School John W. Sanborn R. H. Johns Binghamton N. Y H. H. Shaw Masons R. J. Hunter Robert Steele D. Harper Jesse

Holy Land Lectures Draw Wide Audience at Baptist Church

Prof George W Watson has given a week long series on Holy Land manners and customs at the Baptist church. His talks, delivered to a growing audience, clarified biblical questions and drew many young listeners. Tonight he concludes with a lecture titled Inspired Word. Admission is free.

George W. Watson Baptist Church Holy Land

Store to Stay Open Evenings Through Christmas

Beginning Monday December 11 and continuing until after Christmas Levin Bros announces extended store hours. The shop will be open in the evenings until 9 p m to serve customers.

Levin Bros

Ordinance Amends Greeley Railway Franchise Terms

The City of Greeley Colorado passes an amendment to Ordinance No 118 changing the franchise requirement from one year to two years for the railway construction The amendment becomes operative when Geo J Spear or assigns file a city clerk acceptance The ordinance was signed approved and published in December 1904 in the Greeley Tribune with specific publication dates December 8 and 15 1904.

Greeley Colorado Geo. J. Spear

Public Trustee's Sale Notice for Weld County Colorado

George D. Staller, Public Trustee, announces sale of real estate in Weld County Colorado under a trust deed dated May 14 1903 to secure a $9000 note to Martin A. Bunker. Principal and interest are overdue, taxes for 1913 unpaid, action authorized by the deed and law. The description covers multiple sections in Townships 10 North Range 62 West and 63 West, with the Little Crow Ditch and related reservoirs and rights, and includes all improvements and water rights.

George S. Adams County of Weld State of Colorado Pou Lg Eet County of Weld Township Ten Little Crow Neilson Ditch Bunker and Coggins Adams and Bunker Reservoir George 5 Adams Martin A. Bunker George D. Staller Weld County

Colorado water case orders referee in Straker petition

In Larimer County Colorado the court on September 27 1904 appoints Horace I Garbutt as referee for Herbert Straker petition to change the point of diversion and appropriation of The William Calloway Ditch No 1 in Water District No 3. The order directs public notice by publication and mail and schedules hearings to determine impact on vested rights. The order consolidates Straker with the City of Fort Collins petition for the same diversion changes.

Herbert Straker William Calloway State of Colorado William Calloway Ditch Cache la Poudre Horace I. Garbutt Mill James EB Garrigues State of Colorado Latineette City of Fort Collins

Court referee set to hear water priority claims in Fort Collins

On January 2 1905 at 10 00 am a referee will begin hearings in the Fort Collins district court room Larimer County Colorado to determine priority of rights for ditches and reservoirs in Water District No 3 on Cache la Poudre river. Interested owners or consumers must attend and may file statements of claims if not already filed.

Fort Collins Larimer Colorado Cache la Poudre Ciaws Horace 1 Garbutt Greeley Tribune

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Boyd Rosen & Borg Postoffice Hall & Smith Kreeley Colo Col C. P. Kemmerer Champion Farm Stock Auctioneer Ft. Luyton Greeley, Colo DELTA Mr. Larson the King of Mrs. Strong Faust Miss Seelbach Mesdames Bunker Demorest People’s Mission Colorado Springs Colorado Holiness Association God Jesus Christ Church of Christ W. I. Lee Florence FE. Lee Stockholders Meeting Batley P. C. True Texas Mrs. Rothschild Haynes Gu Eree County James E. Garrigues
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