Local Social Notes From LaSalle Gather Town Happenings
Fort Morgan resident LASALLE Riley Biddle visits LaSalle. Misses Ellis return home for holidays. Charles McKenney comes from Fort Morgan. Local gatherings include dinners teas and visits with Bedford Dunn Yonker and Beattie families. Evans church members organize Wednesday cottage prayer meetings at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Biddle
Fort Morgan
LaSalle
Carrie and
Adah Ellis
Evans
Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes and Weekend Attachments
Mrs Roal has been sick the past week Clyde Hines visited relatives in the east Roy Bancroft is home visiting his mother during holidays Aid society meets at Mrs Bancroft home Jan 3 Miss Mabel Tilyou spending holidays with mother and sister George Mackey and Miss Elsie Winslow married by Rev Crook Mrs A Taylor and children of Greeley spent last week here Miss Lilly Todd and brother Samuel left for Denver for a visit Richie Briggs lost horse and buggy near Bentley’s hay stack Christ mas entertainment at Peckham church hosted by teachers Alps Day and Tilyou
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milne
Sol Hopkins
Lyster & Kelley
Edith Kelly
Windsor
George Duvaut
Greeley
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Evans
James Beattie
William McMillan
Kansas
Roy Bancroft
Aid Society
Mrs. Bancroft
Richie Briggs
Mr. Bentley
Peckham Church
Mr. Alps
Miss Day
Miss Tilyou
Local notices from Lupton and nearby towns
AULT B F Brown of Lupton spent Christmas with friends in this city. Clark Todd had a severe attack of tonsillitis last week but is much better now. Mr and Mrs D J Nikirk spent Christmas at their old home in Cripple Creek. John Teague contemplates building a new livery barn near the depot. Mr and Mrs John Hayden left for Denver and Boulder to spend the holidays. Mrs G H Bradfield left for a two week visit to her old home in Kansas City. Orie Allison is recovering from typhoid pneumonia and can sit up. Russell and Roy Padget spent Christmas with their parents. W J Henderson added a new department in his store offering 5 and 10 cent goods and higher priced items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Nikirk
Cripple Creek
John Teague
John Hayden
Denver
Boulder
G. H. Bradfield
Kansas City
Orie Allison
Russell
Roy Padget
Mrs. R. D
Padget
Community News From Kersey Greeley and Nearby
Charles Alford and Fred Perry were in Kersey and Greeley respectively while Pete Olson and his wife visited Nebraska. Ida Johnson visited her sister in Greeley and Jerry Alford with his wife traded there Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
Greeley
Pete Olson
Wife
Nebraska
Local Notes: Residents Report Health, Travel, and Farm News
LUCERNE A W Davis is greatly improved after a long illness. William Stanley has bought another farm near Ault. Mrs Elmer Knight has returned from a trip to California. Ed Downey of Ordway CO is here with a car load of alfalfa seed. J L Pennington and family shared Christmas dinner with W E Ven ton and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
William Stanley
Ault
Elmer Knight
California
Ed Downey
Ordway
Colo
J. L. Pennington
W. E. Venton
Huffman district notices and local school moves
Mr Haskins and family plan to move to Montrose in March. Mrs S Peery has been on the sick list. Christmas exercises were held at Platteville Methodist church. Alberta Stratton fell ill and left Platteville school. later diagnosed with scarlet fever. Miss Vogles from Denver has substituted for Mrs Marsh and been well liked. she will leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haskins
Montrose
S. Peery
Platteville
Alberta Stratton
Miss Vogles
Denver
Mrs. Marsh
Famine relief in Ireland moves forward via Colorado potato group
Since the last issue The Tribune reports a mass meeting on famine relief. Mayor Watson asks potato growers to canvass for donations, opening 10 to 15 ware houses to collect and ship potatoes to Galveston for transport to Ireland. Denver has arranged rail rate and $1,000 has been subscribed toward the $7,500 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Watson
Potato Growers’ & Dealers’ Association
L. A. Dickey
Ault
J. R. Collins
Eaton
H. H. Thayer
Timnath
John R. Law
Windsor
T. R. Lynn
LaGrange
C. R. Woods
Crow Creek
S. H. Southard
Greeley
Denver
Galveston
Ireland
Colorado
County tax land sale features low ten percent bids
The annual delinquent tax land sale was held Tuesday morning by County Treasurer Statler. A notable change this year was the low interest rate bidders chose, with many parcels bought at ten percent instead of twenty one. Principal bidders included David Snider of Platteville, M. B. Knowles, A. M. McClenahan, Joseph Woolf, W. M. Boomer, P. W. Allen and E. P. House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statler
David Snider
Platteville
M. B. Knowles
A. M. McClenahan
Joseph Woolf
W. M. Boomer
P. W. Allen
E. P. House
Colorado Booklets Supplied as School Texts
At the request of the High school training department of Colorado State Normal school Secretary Thomas D. Parker of the Colorado Promotion and Publicity committee provided a full set of his committee booklets on Colorado industries resources and attractions. These will be used as text books by the school classes amid high demand from boards of education nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Normal School
Thomas D. Parker
Colorado Promotion and Publicity Committee
Boards of Education
Colorado
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets
Advertising claim for a cold cure tablets with a money back guarantee and E. W. Grove signature on each box. Priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Many Old Friends As New County Officials Take Over
As a new administration begins, several county offices will see familiar faces. George Dr Statler remains treasurer with George Weber and Grace N Henderson. A. J. Luther stays chief deputy in the assessor's office, while Ray Wilson may greet old friends at the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dr. Statler
George Weber
Grace N. Henderson
Davis
A. J. Luther
Ray Wilson
Alice M. Beckwith
Margaret Davidson
Alma Anderson
B. H. Florance
Fred Williams
Ira I. Sides
Board of County Commissioners
S. A. Bradfield
L. L. Stimson
Surveyor’s Office
List of Potato Growers Dealers Members in Greeley Area
List of dealers in good standing under The Potato Growers Dealers association with locations in Greeley and surrounding towns. Names include Farr Produce Co, Mosher & Parker, The Greeley Merc Co, The Greeley Produce Co, and many others. Manager S. H. Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Growers & Dealers Association
Farr Produce Co
Greeley
Mosher & Parker
I. Moore
Kersey
C. Collier
Roy Gillette
Collins Produce Co
Ault
Allison & Son
E. A. Coney
The
Ault Produce Co
Bruce G. Eaton & Co
Eaton
E. S. Schoonover
Harry Schoonover
E.G Steele
W. H. Eaton
Eaton Grain Co
N. E. Cushman
G. W. Deffke
Fort Produce Co
Wm. H. Barber
Windsor
Windsor Merc. Co
Wm. Simpson
Williams & Porter
Bills & Briggs
Miller & Gilkison
Timnath
Frisco and Southern Railways Introduce Through Sleepers KC to Jacksonville
Beginning November 15 and continuing through the 1905 summer, the Frisco System with Southern Railway will run through Pullman sleepers between Kansas City Missouri and Jacksonville Florida as part of the Southern Limited. Berth reservations may be made via Frisco or connecting lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Southern Railway
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Limited
Passenger Traffic Department
St. Louis
New Train Service Between Kansas City and Hot Springs
Missouri Pacific launches a first class train between Kansas City and Hot Springs Arkansas. Depart Kansas City near noon and reach Hot Springs next morning at 9 40. Return trip leaves Hot Springs at 7 00 p m and arrives Kansas City at 3 00 p m next day. Dining cars for all meals. Contact H B Kooser for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Raiload
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Ark
H. B. Kooser
G. P
U. A. Mo
Fac
Denver, Jolo
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Ad Claims Cure for Paralysis
A testimonial from W. S. Bailey of Texas proclaims Ballard’s Snow Liniment cured his wife’s five year paralysis and treated old sores frostbites and skin eruptions. The advertisement lists a 266 500 price and notes it is sold by J. F. Fezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bailey
P. O. True
Texas
Ballard
J. F. Fezer
Grand Jury Probes Weld County Take-off Transaction
The Denver News reports a grand jury investigation into a transaction tied to a claim allowed by the last state assembly. Harry Churchill and Charles Davis allegedly secured a $1000 indemnity bond, with $500 going to each, as part of proceeding that led to the payment after scrutiny by State Auditor Holmberg and Treasurer Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
General Assembly
Harry E.churchill
State Senate
Weld County
Charles Davis
House
Churchill
Watson
Greeley
von Gohren
Davis
Holmberg
Newton
von Guikren
Denver News
Congregational church society elects officers at annual meeting
About 100 members attended as J A Alexander was chosen deacon, John Davis and Mrs. William Gill trustees, Mrs. E T French and Mrs. William Mayher deaconesses, Anita Doherty president of Christian Endeavor, Rev F M Sheldon Sunday school superintendent, and an array of ushers and committees named. The church closed the year with roughly $50 in treasury after paying $500 on parsonage debt, with talks of remodeling but no final plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church Society
J. A. Alexander
John Davis
William Gill
E. T. French
William Mayher
Anita Doherty
Christian Endeavor
F. M. Sheldon
Harry H. Shaw
Joseph C. Ewing
Ray Alexander
Harmon Freeman
J. B. Patton
Nelson Demorest
J. B. Phillips
C. T. Neill
Death of Harry Duckwell in home choking incident
Harry Duckwell aged 25 died at his home yesterday morning from suffocation after a severe coughing spell. His wife and child witnessed the event. The inquest notes a lingering cold prior to the fatal episode. Ballard's Horehound Syrup is advertised as a treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Duckwell
Duckwell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
O’ Ballard
J. F. Fezer
Notice to shareholders meeting of Little Thompson Reservoir
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Little Thompson Reservoir and Water Supply Company will be held at the secretary's office in Greeley Colorado on January 3 1905 at 10 o clock a m for electing a board of directors and for such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Come or send another with your proxy. Ww. R. Adams secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Thompson Reservoir & Water Supply Company
Greeley
Colo
Ww. R. Adams
The
Greeley Building & Loan Association
Union Bank
First National Bank of
Colorado
Greeley Building and Loan Plans Annual Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders notice announces the annual meeting of the Greeley Building & Loan association at Union Bank parlors on Tuesday January 3 1905 at 7 PM. Purpose to elect seven directors and three auditors and transact other business as may arise with G D Statler as president and J H Hays as secretary.
Notice of Annual Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting of First National Bank of Greeley Colorado. Meeting at bank parlor Tuesday January 10 1905 10 am to 4 pm to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. J M B Petrikin cashier.
Parties urged to arrange sales and prepare dates promptly
Parties wishing for this class of goods should make arrangements at once. Parties wishing sales please make dates early.
Auction notices from Col Kemmerer ranch and area farms
Col Kemmerer announces a January sale at the Fisher ranch featuring 75 heavy work horses 1200 to 1500 pounds, 25 teams, 4 to 5 years old, 500 to 700 tons of alfalfa, corn from 100 acres, 32 harness sets and farm machinery. Davis & Croft advertise at George Howe ranch near LaSalle and Windsor area sales with cattle horses and implements. Thomas Doherty promotes a 240 acre Windsor north area farm with 40 horses and cattle and additional bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Ranch
Thos
Wolfe
Irvington Place
Denver
George Howe Ranch
LaSalle
Davis & Croft
Windsor
Thomas Doherty
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Georgie Brown
Fort Collins
Cornelius
Emma Hardwick
Pueblo
Willie
R. J. Jones
Longmont
John Kinney
Colorado Springs
Jesse
Henry Behrens
San Diego
Calif
Jay
Essie
C. C. Norris
Taylor
la Salle
Second Street
Main Street
F. M. Coffee
Kirksville, Mo
Hiram Carter
Paul’s Valley
I. T
Ed Carter
Cora Jackson
W. Coffman’s
Jack Teague
Otto
Anderson
Miss Edna Blunt
Mr. and
Mrs
Chester Blunt
Lucerne Chapel
Milton Robinson
Minnie Hammonds
Robinson
Charles McKenney
Richey Blackwood
George Bedford
James Hayes
Rev. Wylie
Coil and
Hayward
Charles Moore of
Roy Lockhart
Clara Edgar
James Dunn
Alice
Grace Ellis
Helen Yonker
Julia Varney
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Bid Bend
Mrs. Roal
Clyde Hines
Mabel Tilyou
George Mackey
Elsie Winslow
Crook
Miss Lilly Todd
Brother Samuel
B. F. Brown
Lupton
Clark Todd
W. J. Henderson
Charles Alford
Ida Johnson
Jerry Alford
A. N. Burke
Don Heffernan
Draper Wilson
James Romans
Elmer Jessup
Miss Young
Scott Morford
James
Loustalet
Grace
Scobee
Bert Mortimer
Mabel Hill
Mr. Mortimer
Lucerne
Huffman District
Florida
M. P
Davis and
von Gehren
G. D. Statler
J. H. Hays
J. M. B. Petrikin
Frank R&r. Stearns
Olive Jessup
K. Stockover
D.R. McArthur & Co
Gresley, Colo
William H. Delbridge
Carrithers
Mainet
Greeley, Colo
Smith
First National Bank
Greeley, Cole
H. Bennett
Osteopathic
Dupree Building
Ind
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C V.S
van Sickle’s Livery
W.C. Dickerson
the Gladstone
Hall & Smith
7Th
Cheyenne
Ly Dye Eewer
Arilo
Tindersen
Brighton
Lipton En Eewe
Eek
Peckham
Reete
Loucerne
Ul Sees Ate
Awnee Pierce
Ewer Ewes
Eee Carr
Athol Ee
J. E.gordon
Col
C. P. Kemmerer
Champion Farm Stock Auctioneer
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