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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
7
Classified notices offer sale land near Ault Windsor reservoir rights farm equipment and a milk trough engine. Listings include two strays and horses taken up with owners to contact, plus trades houses and raw land bargains in Greeley Albion Hotel Block and surrounding areas.
Miss Florence Dowding of Wind sor spent Thursday in Greeley. Mrs. W. L. Miller and two sons Elmer and John visited Denver. Mrs. D. J. Mareh recovers from an appendicitis operation in Denver. Harry Bliss visited his mother in Fort Collins. Kemp Middlekauff attended a funeral in Denver. Big horse sale announced at Vance Bros. Oyster stews at Morrison's billed as best in the city. Born Saturday February 15 at 1 o'clock.
Kinsella visits Denver. Miss Louise Nelson of Aust visits Greeley. A son born February 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Conner. Mrs. N. O. Myrick visits from Platteville. Mrs. L. H. Florance leaves for two months in Los Angeles. A furniture bargain at Alexander's Marlborough building. Knights of Pythias banquet next Monday in the I O O F hall. Mrs. Ralph King visits from Boulder. Mrs. George Settle returns to Denver after weeks with McKinney and Spere. Louisville coal offered. A Delsta schoolhouse musical for Lincoln and Washington birthdays. Boynton shop paints buggies and cars. Miss Sadie Miller home from hospital. Phillip Marks sells business, rests six months. Greeley club directors named. Mrs. Abigail Dunham celebrates 91st birthday. Mrs. G. H. Funck hosts dinner for young ladies. Frank Sumner sentenced for false pretenses. New wallpaper at Imboden's. Lillian Stargraft visits Eaton. Mrs. B. L. Kittle in Denver. Watches and silver selling well. Signs and paint by Boynton. Bernice Edwards and Maria Turner wed. Edwards and Turner plan Pleasant Valley ranch. Normal faculty lecture series opens Feb 18 at Unitarian church.
Major Samuel Moore sold 80 acres forming the North Fort Morgan townsite to Frank S. Miller for The North Fort Morgan Townsite & Development company, backed by Denver and eastern capitalists. The $250,000 sale fronts land one mile north of old Fort Morgan by the South Platte, with Riverside ditch irrigation feeding 30,000 acres for the 1908 crops. Plans call for cement sidewalks wide streets shade trees a park and a new hotel plus more than a dozen buildings within thirty days.
Joe Goshert opened his new theater in the Decker-McCutcheon building last Monday evening, drawing nearly 700 patrons. The remodeled venue features raised and level seating, fresh paint, and a cleaned interior and exterior. Films shown included Indian Friendship, Silent Burglar, and Lady Godiva in Coventry, with a surprise performance by the local Greeley opera house orchestra delivering several selections.
The Brotherhood of St. Paul of the Greeley district will hold a convention in Greeley next Monday February 17. Delegates will come from Boulder Longmont Loveland Fort Collins and Sterling. Two sessions at the M E church will plan for the state convention in Denver late March with afternoon sessions. Evening addresses by Dr R A Carnine Denver Mayor Clammer Fort Collins and Rev Warner Boulder.
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