Longmont and Fort Collins News Roundup
Longmont reports include Dr. C Emerson of Denver visiting, a successful winter session at Longmont College, and Knights Templar visit with a banquet at Long's Peak Commandery No 12. The Mutual Building and Loan Association gains support, and Electric Light stock set at 10 000 dollars. Farmers begin spring plowing as warm weather returns, a new Abbott paper by Earnest Newton is announced, and Elmer Sims is named clerk of the district court. A boy loses an eye sharpening stakes. a homesteader Rhodes is found dead near Harrisburg after a blizzard. local bank plans surface. Fort Collins notes growing farmers meetings, Patton visits, E A Stevens returns to Greeley, water rents rise, and new coal near Bristol station.
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C. Emerson
Denver
Gem City
Longmont College
Minnie Brush
Longmont
Greeley
Loveland
Knights Templar
Long’s Peak Commandery No. 12
No. 12
Mutual Building and Loan Association
Electric Light Company
Abbott
Earnest Newton
Robinson
Elmer Sims
Otis
Bir
Sims
Dick Sheldon
Here
Rhodes
Harrisburg
Arapahoe County
Perry Collins
Mattie
Wheeler
J. 8. McCauley
Platteville
Hattie Wambaugh
Business College
Beam & Ely
Courier
A. C. Patton
E. A. Stevens
G. A. Webb
Bristol Station
Rock Springs
Calloway
Livermore
Express
Poudre Valley
Fort Collins
Larimer County Fair Association
H.C. Lett
Stone
Union Pacific Railway Company
L. R. Rhodes
B. B. Harris
Mr. Rhodes
Jim Cuthbertson
Fort Collings
Jim
Times
L. W. Hamilton
Booker
B. D. Harper
Fort Morgan Presbyterian Church
A. J. Wiley
Engineer Corps
J. D. Buckley
Mill Iron Ranch
Kiowa and Bijou
Quarries Change Hands and Local Sewer Plans Emerging
Messrs Beckwith and Quinn take possession of the Union Pacific quarries in the county and will manage at Stout and Arkins. The city council considers a 16 inch sewer from the river up Linden street and Mountain avenue to the railroad with laterals. estimated cost 5000 to 7000 dollars, with existing funds and frontage tax likely covering the expense.
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Messrs. Beckwith & Quinn
Evanston
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Stout
Arkins
Linden Street
Mountain Avenue
Dissolution announced at Mead and Co successors named
Mr A E Mead retires from A E Mead & Co and Fred B E Smith takes over the business. The firm will remain A E Mead & Co until April 1 when it becomes F F Smith & Co. The new firm assumes liabilities and collects all debts owed. A E Mead thanks customers and asks continued patronage to the successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mead
A. E. Mead & Co
Fred BE. Smith
F. F. Smith & Co
A.E. Mead & Co
A. E. Mean
Mead
F. E. Surra & Co
Wilson’s
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Colorado
Ledger
Akron
Fort Morgan
Grand Army
Washington
Opera
Post
Mars Hill
EF. Harper
W. H. McCormick
G. S. Hill
Hillsboro
Yuma
Brown
Motherland
K. of H. Hall
Sterling
The
Advocate
Atood
Pawnee
D. H. Ayres
Arthur L. Smith
W. 8. Knowles
Jud Brush
Snyder
James Torrens
California
Hook and
N. M. Mills
Journal
A. Christensen
Joseph Graham
Kenyon
J. B. Landrum
Matlock
Royal Varney
Joe. Graham
I. M. Perkins
Morrison
John McAfee
Big Bend
Evans Public Schools
Young’s Hall
Bradley—Stevens
Trinity Church
J. T. Protheroe
James Bradley
Matilda Stephens
Knowlton—Chase
R. EB. Knowlton
Leafy Chase
J. G. Reid
Lewis—Burchill
Amy Burchill
C. Levis
A. H. Lucas
Arlington Heights
B. D. Sanborn
Greeley, Colo
Cheyenne
Cheyenne & Northern Railroad
A. G. McGregor
Wyo
Opera House
I. R. Bunker
E. A. Farr
John W. Sannorn
la Salle
LaSalle
Oasis
S. W. Hilton
D. A. Camfield
Wilson's
J. H. McLean
Bucklen
Arnica
J. F. Fezer
Jersey
Hidalgo
Levit Hanna
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
T. Wilson
P. W. Putnam
M. Ferguson
Weld County Abstract
Hunter & West’s Bank
Rex
W. L. Clayton
Platte Land Company
Larimer Street
W. Bb. Mason
Aurree T. Bacon
W. R. Hopson
12Th Street
7Th Avenue
Lone Tree Valley
J. L. Barrett
James J. H. Gregory
Marblehead
Mass
St. Louis
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Boston
New York
Greeley One Price Clothing CO
F. Sipperley & Co
Jackson Block, Greeley, Cole
Larimer & Weld
Pleasant Valley
Seeley’s Lake
Windsor
Town
Eighth Avenue
Evans and
Rochester Lamp
A.ico
Weld County
Hunter and West's Bank
James B. Phillips
Cooper Bros
Arapahoe Streets
Denver, Colo
Reversuxca—City National Bank