Local notes from Greeley and nearby towns
A stream of social and business notes from Greeley Colorado and surrounding counties. Residents and visitors including Miss Mollie Offerle, Mrs. A Irwin, Miss Velma Musberger, George Sabana, Mrs. D S Doty, Mrs. Maxwell Aldrich, Miss Kate Burke, and many others travel, host, or attend events while local clubs meet and prepare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Offerle
Eaton
Father Casey
Ver
Willis Eaton
A. Irwin
Keota
Greeley
Velma Musberger
L. Conley
Denver
A. C. Overman
Evans
Verna Offerle
Loveland
H. A. Edie
LaSalle
George K. Sabana
A. K. Clark
Musberger
Frank Seelinger
Celia Johnson
Charles Huffsmith
George Briggs
Johnstown
Rebecca Woolf
Judge Haynes
D. S. Doty
Rawlins
Wyo
Fort Collins
Maxwell Aldrich
Windsor
Largon Ranch
A. T. Lucan
Frances Lucan
Platteville
Kate Burke
R. P. Walker
F. W. Walker
Horace Hopkins
J. W. Morrow
George A. Carlson
Jack McMillan
J. C. Wolfe
G. B. Wiets
H. E. Churchill
F.W. Calder
Sirs
Clayton
Riverglide
Odd Fellows Hall
Progress Club
Frank Harrington
Fred Williams
Edith McCreery
Mther Rice
D. A. Camfield
Lyle Norcross
Children’s Hospital
Evening Social at Peckham Neighbors Gathering
A pleasant evening with neighbors including Mr and Mrs Daniels from Peckham. The Graphic club met at Mrs Faulkner's home to discuss Senator Carpenter’s bill and hear J C Ewing’s farmers institute paper with opposing views. Refreshments and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Millers
Peckham
Graphic Club
Carpenter
Faulkner
Couzens
J. C. Ewing
Farmers’ Institute
Senator Carpenter
Ewing
Forty Years Ago In The Town Chronicle Highlights
A Washington birthday ball was announced. B F Marsh opened a new photograph gallery. The Inman brothers announced a grand concert. The Rio Grande railroad had finished grading to Pueblo. A town ordinance establishing a board of health was passed. The Farmers club authorized the purchase of 75 dollars worth of seed. The Longmont colony was reported to be flourishing. Finishing touches to the new brick Methodist church were being put on. A story of two miracles seen by Luther August 5 1530 appeared on the front page. A Congregational Sunday school was to be organized next Sunday in the town hall. The new ordinance regulating liquor traffic in Greeley was printed for the first time. The third communication of H T West on the liquor question was printed and commented on editorially. Apparently the editor of the Tribune and Mr West differed somewhat in a few points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gayman
J. C. Carlson
Eaton
Prof
Clark
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Job
King Lear
J. W. Timmerman
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
New Place
D. B. Wyatt
J. M. B. Petrikin
Greeley
Panama
Uncle Sam
Canal Zone
O. D. Higgins
Sterling Block
Denver
Higgins
A. S. Brown
Oklahoma
Legislature of
Guthrie
E. F. Cottingham
W. E. Kinsella
The
Denver & Rio Grande
George W. Brewster
B. D. Sanborn
Sheridan
Wyo
Brewster
Boston
Mr. Sanborn
H. C. Miller
Plainview
Mrs. Miller
Fort Morgan
H. T. West
the Tribune
West
Farm Prices and Local Socials Share Feb Notes
Farm property brings good price with W P Cooper farm near town selling at 100 dollars an acre. Athletic smoker planned by Company 1 N G C features local and outside talent. Local visits include S G Haines now in California visiting relatives. In Galeton, 79 attend Sunday school despite wind. Rev. Lynn to preach next Sunday at 7 30 p m. Various residents attend dances, lectures, and farewells, with Miss Susie Ferguson hosting a Valentine party and Joe Bardwell preparing to depart for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Joanson
Wisconsin
W. P. Cooper
Company 1. N. G. C
S. G. Haines
Luptonite
California
Galeton
Lynn
Anna Blair
Greeley
Roberson
A. H. Retsloff
Alvin Blair
Notice of Lease Application on Weld County Lands
Elventhal Mia Isabel G Rienks of Greeley Colorado applies for lease of school lands in Weld County described as SW Sec 16 Twp 5 NB sy Wy. Public comment ends March 14 1912. Also estray notice of one red cow branded Weld County 16 1919 near Greeley taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
Elventhal
Isabel G. Rienks
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
BR. OL
Jefferson Register State Board
Y Tribune Son Mareh
Estray
Winter fur from Weld county farm nets good prices
In Riverview on J R Millers Weld county farm a winter fur catch yields up to 38 animals including wolves, mink and muskrats with wolf skins worth about 25 dollars and mink higher. Skins go to buyers in St Joseph and St Louis as demand remains strong for fur. Truant case in Windsor reports eleven year old son of Eva Libsack to be sent to the state home after repeated truancy, mother widow unable to control him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview
Weld County
J. R. Miller
Miller
Council Bluffs
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Lada
Windsor
Eva Libsack
Eaton Pair Outwit Coll In Wedding tale
A clipped wedding account notes Mabelle Eaton and her partner outwitting Coll Eaton in a February ceremony at a Methodist venue. The couple, after their journey and reception, depart in a car with friends and rice. Aims and plans discussed, with local details sparsely readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feb Eaton
Tives
Adr Automobile
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Helena
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Northern Pacific Express
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S.R. Drury
General Ag
Passenger Department
Seventeenth Street
Washington
B. F. Marsh
Inman Brothers
Rio Grande Railroad
Board of Health
Farmers’ Club
Longmont
Luther
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Lupton
Donald Matheson
Joe Bardwell
Nelson
Bess Dockstader
Gilcrest
Bessie Blair
OTICE
State Board OF Stock
Prc
Fownes
Vassar
Gordon Dye
Forest Mills
Henderson
Ladies Home Journal
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
P. N
Cahill Dry Goods Company
Greeleys
Tribune
Coll
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