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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
6
The report shows the bank’s reserve and cash items, including notes under circulation, and the cashier Decker attests the figures are true. Notary public verifies the document dated February 21, 191_.
The report shows the bank's condition as of February 14 1908 with assets including cash from reserve agents, securities, loans, and due from other banks totaling 834,191.82. Signatures from cashier and directors attest to accuracy and the public note warns readers about local railway franchise disputes and civic tensions in Greeley Weld County.
City council held first reading on a 25 year street railway franchise for Greeley by the Denver and Greeley Electric Railway, known as Mosher road. Amendments were discussed but no vote to print the franchise. Also council heard requests for a garage, permit for Weld County Abstract, gravel for Sixth avenue from farmers, and a water main petition on Eighth Street.
On Saturday March 21 at 1 pm land four acres more or less owned by District No 20 will be sold from the school house steps. Minimum price 215 per acre cash terms. Also notices promoting Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Chamberlain's Salve with druggist availability are included.
An irrigation focused real estate ad urges buyers to inspect before purchasing. The firm Woodruff and Mumper location is 81454 Main St with the contact phone Greeley 45.
The Colonial entertainment at the Armory last Tuesday drew nearly 300 attendees. Elderly guests enjoyed old time square dances led by J. F. Fezer while the younger crowd joined in round dances and a musical program featuring Mrs. Kate Norcross-Gale, followed by refreshments.
Miss Nellie Rankin entertained the Kudranta club, composed of former Unlucky Thirteen members with new additions, last Thursday afternoon. The young ladies gathered for a social afternoon of fancy work and were served a dainty repast by the hostess and her sister Miss Edith Rankin.
R Patterson and Son acquire the coal and feed business from Harvey Moore and Co and will operate at the previous location. All customers with debts to the old firm are urged to call and settle by cash or note.
We express sincere gratitude to those who assisted us during the death of our loved one James Beetham and relatives.
Miss Nancie Dill of Greeley spent Saturday with her uncle 3. B. Dunn. Herbert Badger of Greeley surveyed for D. S. Ellis last week. Senator Booth of Denver visited LaSalle for business. Miss Carrie Ellis served as substitute in Fort Morgan school. Mrs. Dean visited Mrs. R. M. Moore. Miss Nannie Stewart from Greeley visited brother Jas. Stewart. C. E. social at Sewarts hall enjoyed by all. Mrs. Brunell visited Mrs. D. S. Ellis. W. E. Morrison of Evans attended local business. J. Batnbridge and family moved to ranch south of town. Mr. Bailey and daughter reside here. Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie dined with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McAfee of Greeley. Miss Hattie Ellis visited aunt Mrs. M. J. Evans of Greeley.
A letter from E Work announces the purchase of the Scott & Kitson coal and feed business. He offers fair honest treatment and prompt delivery of goods and asks for continued patronage, providing the Weld 292 phone contact.
Dr. Cunningham of Longmont visited the Platte Valley pharmacy last week. Mr and Mrs Sigfried Solomon hosted a 5 oclock dinner on Saturday February 22 with several couples and single guests. The Women of Woodcraft presented Wild Mab last Tuesday February 18 to a large crowd, earning high praise, receipts topped a hundred dollars, and the troupe received strong applause for fine scenery and performances by a quartet including a villain accomplice a negro servant Sambo and Banker Evans.
Notice from A Tilde Sr Administrator of the estate of Frank Marks deceased in Greeley Colorado seeking information leading to the discovery or whereabouts of stray horses branded F M on the left shoulder.
Frequent calls for spring hats prompt a special showing of early spring styles this week. Shapes are medium to small compared with last fall. Delph blue navy and brown are favorites with new braid and trimming effects. Visit today in the Millinery Department on the second floor.
This week presents our first complete showing of fine wash fabrics for spring and summer 1908. The collection features sheer and silky textiles with stripes cross-bars and embroidered figures. England and America mills contributed. items include Fancy Silk Boliennes and Voiles Pongee and Shadow Silks, plus Abroider Swisses Lawns Organdies and more at moderate prices.
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