Notable Greeley Flush of News and Arrivals
Local notes report Hon. F. 8. Fish visiting Greeley, Eph Heaton expanding hay and grain storage, and many residents returning from travels. Spring plans emerge as merchants prep stocks, sidewalks may need widening, and waterlines face car shortages. A notable discussion covers Dr. Hawes's Castle Morgan prison history and a large Women Relief Corps social with a vivid account of Cahaba prison conditions.
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Hawes
Hanchett
Hauchett
Jones
Dr. Hanes
U. S. Grant Relief Corps
Platteville Whispers
February notes report warmer weather resumes work on local improvements with Miller of Iowa shipping brick kiln castings and planning coal firing once possible. Mrs. Reed aged eighty three dies after long illness. James Stanton plans retirement from mercantile business creating an opening for a new operator. Grover reports a healthy week with a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs George Morris. A dance at the seven cross ranch and repairs at Mrs Montgomery’s house are noted. depot buildings near it receive fresh paint.
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Trivnys
Henry Miller
Sparrep Court
Platteville
PuarreviItte
Miller
Iowa
Reed
Joseph Coykendall
the Tribune Grover
George Morris
Seven Cross Ranch
James Mackly
The Lena Loeb Exhibition Becomes a Dismal Flop
Reported at the Opera House the Lena Loeb electrical power show drew skepticism as observers noted normal pulse and respiration during feats. Spectators claimed maneuvers failed to impress, while the crowd remarked the exhibitor’s strength act was a grand failure yet a public curiosity.
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Loeb
Lena Loeb
Opera House
Miss Loeb
Sim
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Alfred T. Bacon
Boomer
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A. Bennett
Greeley, Colo
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Hunter & West's Bank
Dawson
Greeley
Fred M. Dille
Colorado
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Boomers Block
General Blacksmiths
Deering
H. Barton
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Colo
H N. Haynes
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H. D. Webster
Jebster Bros
F. A. Webster
Greeley, Colo., and
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Jas. W
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Law
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Robert Steele
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John M. Wallace
Pres’t First
Nat'l Bank
Robert Steele & CO
James C. Scott
Highth Avenue
Jones & Wyman
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Ninth Avenue
the Park
T., Morley
Homas G. Macy
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Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
Ralph Talbot
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Clayton Block
Lawrence and
17Th Streets
Denver
J. & Garriguer
Abrigues
Southard
D. F. Camp
R. W. Comer
E. M. Nusbaum
John W. Sanborn
James B. Phillips
F. 8. Fish
Newark, N.J
Percheron Norman Horse Company
Oasis
Eph. Heaton
Mainstreet
J. Max Clark
August Boye
Covington
Georgia
A. I. Allen
L. R. Mansfield
Home News
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LaGrange School
B. W. Hilton
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J. H. Richardson
J. B. Hinkley
Oasis Hotel
James Mansfield
Wier City
Kansas
Senator Freeman
Washington
Fred Dresser
Virginia City
Nebraska
George Curry
Ed. Hewitt
Harvey Brownell
New York State
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George
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Seventh
Eighth Streets
George W. Fisk
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Fred Williams
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First Brigade
Greeley Opera House
Grover
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Eli Annis
J. E. Davis
Frank Green
W. P. Welch
A. L. Camp
H. A. French
Fred Chittenden
Omaha
M. A. Chittenden
Board of Trade
A. E. Gipson
Greeley Nurseries
LaGrange Schoo House
Thomas Stimson
North Platte Canal
Charles Tinker
Building and Loan Association
W.H. Nice
W. L. Porter
Charles Mason
Poverty Flat
Mary Simmons
Fd. McKinney
Girard
Illinois
Miss Simmons
Lincoln
Nona McKinney
Chicago
Will C. Levis
Amy Burchill
John Burchill
A. H. Lucas
Will
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Wood & Mayher
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Greeley Taffy Club
W. B. Mason
J. Brownell
W. W. Tinker
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Silver Bow
Butte City
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Jordan
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Thayer
New West
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Cram
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U. 8
Grant Woman's Relief Corps
Grant Post
Company C
N. G
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Masonic Hall
Daughters of Veterans
Castle Morgan
Confederacy
Jane
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