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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
10
Real estate ads offer 160 acre farms under Gree ley Loveland canal with $10 500 price after discount 110 acre garden tract near city with house barn and water well priced around 105 per acre 40 acre tract with equipment 10 acre garden near bay 800 and 640 acres under No 2 plus city property and insurers in strong companies.
A series of livestock and farm equipment auctions is listed for late February to March in the Kemmerer area and nearby. Items include horses, cattle, mules, farm implements, and a large Louisville stock clearance by State Mercantile Company. The notices name dates, locations near Fort Collins and Greeley, and contact points for J. D. Ashby, F. Murphy, S. A. Moore, and Russell & Haymaker.
Browne and Shearer announce a horse and cattle sale near Bracewell station eight miles northwest of Greeley on Monday February 26. W H Henderson owner holds a sale Wednesday February 28 in Kersey including five head horses a new wagon and farm goods. A Alford owner has a March 7 sale five miles northwest of Greeley on Windsor road offering the entire stock of horses cattle farm implements and household goods. James G Graham owner retires from farming with all good stock and goods.
German services at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 P B Fritsche is pastor Sermon subject How to get a Revival Such as Greeley Needs at Steele's Hall next Sunday at 3 o'clock.
The New Century Club met at Mrs. Potter’s home on February 14 with Valentine decorations and heart souvenirs. Talks covered Alexander Dumas, The Three Musketeers, and George Sand. refreshments followed. The next meeting is with Mrs. Moore on February 28. Nearby Neighborhood Whist club hosted a one dollar luncheon hosted by Mrs. W H Chambers with eight guests and a simple menu.
Service at 11 a.m. announced. Wednesday evening gathering set for 7 30. Reading room open daily with all welcome.
Morning worship at 10 45 a m titled Approaching Life from Above and evening service at 7 30 p m titled Moral Surgery. Strangers welcomed. Ville A Petty and T Clinton Brockway pastors lead with special music by a quartet and a bass solo.
All services at the usual hour. Gospel song service in the evening led by the choir and orchestra. The anthem Come Unto Me will be rendered. The pastor will preach at both services. Morning subject How to Become a Christian. Evening The Labor War. All are invited.
Morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 Prof G W Watson lectures at 3 on Holy Land Customs and at 7 30 on The Inspiration of the Scriptures He previously spoke in Greeley for ten lectures to packed houses On Monday evening he lectures on Russia under Young People's Society auspices
Public worship at 10 45 a m features The Mission of the Church. Sunday school at noon. The Noon Club discusses The Ethics of the Threatened Strike led by James B Phillips. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 with Daybreak in Africa led by Miss Gardner. Evening lecture 7 30 on Who is Jesus Christ led by John Doane pastor. Strangers invited to attend.
The Great Western railroad boosted capital from 600000 to 2000000 to extend lines this summer. A planned Liberty to Longmont route will serve Weld county and connect with the Burlington at Longmont, expanding produce outlets. Last summer’s key development was Windsor to Eaton.
Travel note highlights a $77.65 fare from Denver to Mexico City with broad tourist appeal. Describes parks, plazas, cathedrals, theatres, clubs, galleries, and museums as top attractions. Mentions side trips to ruins at Mitla, Tampo, Vera Cruz and other sites, with T. E. Fisher of Colorado & Southern providing details.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Greeley Gas & Electric Co. will be held in the rear office of Sanborn & Houston in Greeley, Colorado on March 9, 1906 at 2 o'clock p.m. to elect a board of directors and transact other business. A. Riley, Secretary. Greeley, Colorado, Feb. 3, 1906.
A short ad urges readers to recommend Chamberlain's Salve for itching piles noting instant relief. The price is 25 cents per box and it is sold by all druggists.
Dr Sapero the Denver specialist will again be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on February 22 23 and 24 for consultation and examination free.
The South Side Hose company debuted as social entertainers last Wednesday with their first exposure to fire and water after the Bartlett fire. The dance, a standout of the winter season, drew about ninety couples and ran until 2 AM, with all present leaving early.
Northern Weld county ranchman Thomas ONeill, who was shot in the leg while repairing fences, visited Greeley last Monday. He walks with a limp and the bullet remains in his leg as doctors wait for healing before locating the lead with X rays. He reports his south pasture fencing, part of a 20,000 acre spread, has been cut by enemies and he has not begun repairs since the attack.
The pastor will present a series of lectures titled Christ Character and Conduct starting next Sunday evening February 25. Topics include Who is Jesus Christ March 4 Christ in History March 11 The Indwelling Christ March 18 The Outworking Christ and March 25 Christ the Hope of Glory. Lectures precede special services in early April. Everyone is welcome.
The Colorado and Southern Railway offers one way tickets from Denver to all points on the Mexican Central Ry north of Mexico City and to national lines between Eagle Pass Laredo Torreon and Mexico City. From Denver the fare is 29.10 dollars, from Colorado Springs and Pueblo 26.60, and from Trinidad 24 dollars. Sale runs Feb 15 to Apr 7. Written details by T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver.
Nash-Smith Tea and Coffee Co announces J F Roche as sole agent for Wedding Breakfast coffee in Greeley Colorado and warns against imitations. Prof George W Watson speaks at the Baptist church Monday February 26 at 7 45 pm admission 3 cents two children on one ticket tickets discounted 10 cents if bought before 5 pm day of lecture.
Mrs. Tedrow visits aunt Mrs. James Frances in Aultis. Ditch and reservoir stock sold by Cornelius Rhodes Evans Cole. Golden Rule store advertises ten days sale and bargains. Presbyterian church hosts a 25c all you can eat supper next Tuesday. Mr Wells to lecture on religion of health at Unity church Sunday. Mrs. C Luther Wells speaks to ladies on keeping well. Advertising drives postal card returns for baking powder. Gale reports Bowen death in Los Angeles. Christian church calls Rev Humphrey of Spongmont. no regular pastor since new church opening. Augustus Reeves and Worthy Short wed in Denver. Reeves to reside in Greeley. Sturgeon visits, plans move to A. B. Cope land ranch. Rev Leafgren travels to Leadville Aspen. Swedish Free Mission church planned at Leadville. Bergstrom to fill pulpits in Greeley Lucerne.
County commissioners last Tuesday granted right of way along county roads for poles and wiring of J. J. Henry Electric Power Company of Denver. The firm plans to supply wholesale electric current to northern Colorado. Earlier the request was refused, but a new law allows only restrictions to protect highways.
The new hotel project in Greeley nears full funding as 875000 has been pledged. Principal workers include D. A. Granger and D. R. McArthur while D. A. Camfield and J. B. Camfield with associates have contributed 50000. The structure will rise at Tenth Avenue and Ninth Street facing the park.
A notice seeking a few more pupils to learn the auctioneering business. Col. P. Kemmerer, an experienced auctioneer, offers instruction in two days.
The Willard memorial service conducted by the WCTU took place Saturday afternoon at Adele Baker’s home, 503 Eleventh avenue. About seventy women attended the program featuring solos, readings, prayers, and recollections of Frances E. Willard and her life’s work.
A mother who keeps Chamberlain s Cough Remedy on hand avoids uneasiness as coughs colds and croup in children are quickly cured. It counters a cold s tendency to pneumonia and given at first croup symptoms may prevent the attack. The remedy is safe and sold by all druggists.
It was announced yesterday that the opera house block had been bought by local men from the Colorado Mortgage and Investment company. A stock company in course of organization will be incorporated in a few days. The purchase price is understood to be in the neighborhood of 50000.
Henry Clay Luther advertises stenographic services for court cases depositions and legal work. Located at 10 and 1 Bank Block in Greasy, Colorado.
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