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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
6
The notice lists OP TELEPHONE, GREELEY 5 Office at 722 Seventh St, Greeley Colorado with subscription rates by carrier and duration. Rates show 4 y and monthly prices, with annual terms and post office mailing details. It notes second class matter and post office registration under a 1879 act.
Lowest reading in past 24 hours reached 4 below. Colorado forecast calls for fair conditions in the east on Wednesday with rain or snow in the west and a rising temperature in the east Thursday morning.
Miss Hazelle Moore returns to Fort Lupton school duties. Miss Margaret Sanford starts as a graded school teacher in Kersey on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Short of Denver reside on the Flats with four attending children. The Sanfords hosted New Year’s Day with a six course dinner and a 500 card games, plan monthly gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. BE Warner, guests include CC Allyn, E V Moore, E V Warner, J Kingsbury.
ER H Knott shipped a car of cattle to Deaver last week. George Markham has leased the Mead meat market. Mrs Jennie Daley returned New Year day from Denver after visiting friends. Mrs R S True entertained Miss Mildred Munson and J C Munson of Longmont. Nygren plans to buy eighty acres of Mrs H Markham s ranch and lease the other eighty. George Markham family visiting Windsor. L C Kerr manages the Markham home. Teachers arrived Sunday evening and school opened Monday with good attendance after a ten day vacation.
Mrs P Balmer visited Mrs W J Henderson Saturday afternoon. Warm weather melts snow fast. farmers may soon work the land if it continues. Marcos Beadle nears completion of a 350 foot deep well with good soft water flow. P J OLeary of Ault did the work. Mrs C M Kinsey returned from Omaha, recovered from pneumonia.
Mrs Ada Hart and daughter Edna of Greeley visited at Jesse Hart's last week. Mr and Mrs C M Larson returned from a visit to Twin Falls and Buhl Idaho. Mrs G A Randolph writes from California that she and Mr Randolph felt a strong earthquake shock. Albert Anderson near Ault reports a valuable horse shot last week likely by boys or careless hunters. months earlier a cow was shot in the leg.
The Fashion will open to the public January 15 with elaborate preparations. The Philadelphia School for Nurses at 2219 Chestnut Street offers free two year nursing scholarships to young women nationwide. Scholarships include room board uniform laundering and rail fare home upon course completion. A home study and short resident course are available to quickly open opportunities in nursing and home emergencies. The school is endorsed by leading physicians and educators and supported by prominent state figures.
Beginning Thursday January 7 the big store offers marked down articles with original tags left on. The sale aims to attract customers while the proprietors figure profit or loss and emphasizes genuine bargains for patrons in the two week event.
The notice advertises a wide range of curtains in many styles and descriptions. It promises plenty of choices to suit diverse tastes and needs in the department.
Mrs. Bertha Boling of Denver visits her mother Mrs. M. E. Bailey for a few days, stopping in during a brief trip.
Rev. John Doane departs Thursday for Lincoln Nebraska to visit Mrs. Doane at Green Gables sanitarium. Mrs. Doane shows gradual improvement during the stay.
L. W. Ranch Co announces its fourth annual sale at the home ranch on Tuesday February 9. The Weld county sale will feature stock of high quality including horses farm implements hogs cattle and more. Auctioneers J W Browne and J W Shearer will preside with H B Witwer, M.E. serving as the manager.
Misses Pearl and Tillie Tremayne hosted friends for a first of the year sleighing tale. Neighbors plan moves this spring to Stevens ranch near Greeley Evans east of Evans Havener ranch southwest of Greeley. Hazelton school house held annual Christmas Eve exercises with high attendance and a refined program by the Hazelton district children under teacher Miss Daisy Linard.
Edina Missouri man J P Klote testifies Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cured his stomach trouble after trying many medicines. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
This old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Salve to keep fever and chronic sores in healthy condition and to treat chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. It claims no superior option and notes availability from all druggists.
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