All Over Weld Farm Sold and Livelihoods Change
Crover L. Miller plans to sell his farm and move to California. John Wright and Puavis of Loveland visit their uncle Grant Davis. A C G Davis of Hole In the Wall country reports stock losses from black leg. Eric and Ed Larson sold their cattle and will devote time to farming. H E Peters threshes a large oat crop and has a bumper cabbage and potato yield. Henry Thompson of Oasis Farm stocks fine Poland China hogs and aims to create a leading hog ranch in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Miller
California
John Wright
Va Puavis
Loveland
Grant Davis
A. C G. Davis
Eric
Larson
H. E. Peters
Tle
Highlandlake School Opens With Good Attendance
Highlandlake School reopened Monday to solid turnout. C. V. Holmes moved his goods to Mead last week and plans to relocate his dwelling there once completion occurs. Mr. and Mrs. Linstrom visit Johnstown to see Mrs. Linstrom's ill mother. James Ballenger bought Hotel Mead and will run it with his wife. H. S. Miller, Fort Collins schools superintendent, lectures Friday evening in the church under Ladies' Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Holmes
Mead
Local Notes: Students, Movers and New Ventures
Miss Thurza Thomas of Boulder University spent vacation with her parents. Mr and Mrs Stone move east of Greeley to establish a home next year. School reopenings clash with an incomplete new building with the old one in use. J E Smith rents two eighths of W W Brown. Mr and Mrs O E Guisinger rent the remaining eighty and relocate. Ken Wyatt and W H Ross of Eaton plan to open a branch store at Ault offering machinery and farming implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurza Thomas
Boulder University
J. E. Smith
W. W. Brown
O. E. Guisinger
Ken Wyatt
W. H. Ross
Eaton
Ault
Windsor Highlights From Local Week
Mrs W T Porter was ill early week. Dr Shane adds a residence extension on Main. Mrs Rh BS Dickey and daughter Gladys visited Denver Friday. Miss Isaphine Cooper returned to work at the Normal Sunday afternoon. School opened Monday with large attendance. Three new teachers started. Mrs J Z Stocking of Pierce sold the American hotel in Windsor to A M Fermiee through H H Bills. Windsor residents hosted New Years dinner with Dr and Mrs Bartz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Porter
Shane
Main Street
Dickey
Gladys
Denver
Isaphine Cooper
J. Z. Stocking
Pierce
Windosr
A. M. Fermiee
H. H. Bills
Windsor
S. &, Bartz
Aldrich
Fort Collins Social and Tragedy Update
The community mourns a Park addition child death of a two year old son of the Sauter family. James Newell and Adam Jahn with wives depart Sunday for a southern trip including Galveston Texas. Miss Bernice Lewis and Fort Collins youths entertain at Odd Fellows hall for Christian church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beatty
Amoss
Lewis Kern
Ben Sauter
Park Addition
James S. Newell
Adam Jahn
Galveston
Texas
Bernice Lewis
Fort Collins
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Church
Visitors from distant towns accompany local residents
Olive Branch Mrs J Lawson hosts sister Mrs Barnes from Wyoming. Mrs Powell of Hardin visits her parents Mr and Mrs J W Kellham. Mrs Walters of Longmont visits brother G N Page and family. Lillian and Harry English host their father Mr English from Pueblo. Mrs David Blystone and daughter Erva return from Denver relatives. Mr and Mrs Geo Simpson of Denver visit Mrs David Brown's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lawson
Mrs. Barnes
Wyoming
Mrs. Powell
Hardin
J. W. Kellham
Walters
Longmont
G. N. Page
Lillian
Harry English
Mr. English
Pueblo
David Blystone
Erva
Denver
Geo. Simpson
Mr. Simpson
David Brown
Local Notes on Residents Travels and Business
NUNN G E Russell was a passenger for Denver last Monday. G W Harding has gone to Idaho Springs seeking health benefits. Mrs Pomeroy visited Cheyenne Wells. Rev H C Whittaker is in the east with family planning their future home here. H Walker, San Luis valley implement dealer, bought land here and builds a blacksmith shop and store, planning a full line of farming implements. The blacksmith shop bill is ready for work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Russell
Denver
G. W. Harding
Idaho Springs
H. C. Whittaker
Local Notes and Travel in Gilcrest District
Bic Bend August Strait leaves for home in the east. Rev. Miller of Denver preaches at Gilcrest schoolhouse. Mrs. Thacker departs to Illinois after her father’s death. Miss Margrete Johnson of Greeley visits Mrs. Davis. A New Year dinner is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stone. Mr. Bancroft heads to Arizona for the winter. Mrs. Mocbriey travels to Platteville to care for an ill mother. Miss McKelvey is ill. Esther Nelson teaches in her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Strait
Rev. Miller
Denver
Gilcrest
Local visits and travel notes from Eaton area
Local residents report recent visits and travels. W. F. Willis and Hagar families visited relatives. J. Blandin returned from a Fort Collins business trip. Mrs. Farr went to Denver for several days. Mrs. Keeler of Buffalo visited her mother. Adams and Parsons families returned from Loveland. Hensley departed for Scottsbluff Nebraska. Edwards Christenson spent holidays with parents in Wood River. J Buell from Muskogee, I T visited briefly. Montgomery Wilson and B G Raton shipped four cars of fat cattle last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Willis
J. Blandin
Fort Collins
Mrs. B. Parsons
Loveland
Frank Hensley
Scottsbluff Country
Nebraska
Montgomery& Wilson
B. G. Raton
Ed Christenson
Wood River
Local Social Notes Echo Family Visits and Holidays
The column records numerous visitors and travels among families: Miss Irving teaches in Rowe district. Mrs. Baker heads to Missouri for her mother’s illness. Mrs. Eggleston hosts nieces from Seattle and Denver. Mr. Layman travels to Denver to meet relatives. Babcocks return from Colorado Springs. Misses Leah and Laura Babcock visit from Colorado. Mrs. Elliott addresses Ladies Missionary Society. Library patronesses host a New Year reception with cakes. Additional items mention business visits, newlyweds Gaults receiving gifts, Milton Robinson’s turkey dinner anniversary, club reception with music and dancing, and family gatherings with various departures and deaths, including Mrs. McGunnigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hughes
Buffalo
N. Y
Leah
Laura Babcock
Colorado Springs
F. C. Babcock
Chas. Elliott
Ault
Ladies’ Missionary Society
W. J. Farr
Rowe District Social Gatherings and Visits Noted
Mrs Walter Fry visited Denver friends while Mrs 8 Lewis returned from Denver with her parents Mr and Mrs M M McLeod. Mr and Mrs J H Rowe hosted Walter Fry and Frank McIvor of Chalk Bluff at dinner. Mr and Mrs A F Riddle of Pullman W V visited J H Rowe. J H Braucher hosted dinners for T Summers H Graefe Minnie Trampe. Mrs Samuel Newell hosted W T A and Congregational Ladies Aid of Ault, followed by Dorothy Rebekah lodge social with Odd Fellows families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fry
Denver
8. Lewis
M. M. McLeod
J. H. Rowe
Frank McIvor
Chalk Bluff
A. F. Riddle
Pullman
W. V
J. H. Braucher
T. Summers
H. Graefe
Minnie Trampe
Samuel Newel
Congregational Ladies’ Aid of
Ault
Dorothy Rebekah Lodge
Order
Odd Wellows
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Cities
Local notices report Ashton Lewis in Nevada attending mining interests. Chas Swink and family traveled to Denver on business. Emma and Olivia Hanson spent the holidays in Denver with relatives. Social gatherings at Edwards and Witlman residences were enjoyed. Ellen Forquer visited her sister near Greeley. Carlson group visiting Fort Collins this week. Boresen family in Greeley with Byron. Ona Kimbley visited Martha Emma and Grace Boresen in Greeley. Walter and Zella Runnells visited Whitman family in Pierce. Sunday preaching scheduled for Jan 20 at 3 PM with Mr. Lane and Mr. Consol. All invited. Chris Rasmussen left for Denver then Denmark with May return. Last Sunday a Mc- reunion ended the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Nevada
Chas. Swink
Denver
Emma
Olivia Hanson
Edwards
Fort Collins
Boresen
Byron
Greeley
Ona Kimbley
Martha
Grace Boresen
Walter
Zella Runnells
Pierce
Mrs. Whitman
Mr. Lane
Mr. Consol
Alii
Chris Rasmussen
Denmark
Restaurant opening in Stewart building
Mrs. J. D. Brown opens a new restaurant in the Stewart building. A surprise dinner occurred at the home of T. G. Hutcheson on Wednesday. Jas. Beattie and daughter Susie are both ill with tonsillitis this week. Jennie and Carrie Elis visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Winebold of Evans Friday afternoon. Mrs. Herrington returned home after a week with her sister Mrs. John G. Parks of Loveland. Friends note Mrs. Sorenson is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Stewart Building
T. G. Hutcheson
Jas. Beattie
Susie
Jennie
Carrie Elis
A. Winebold
Evans
Herrington
John G. Parks
Loveland
Ault Hosts Cheyenne High in Armory Friday Night
Ault travels to the armory next Friday to face Cheyenne High School in a basketball game. The town notes report local resignations, new appointments, and households shifting as Mrs. Huff moves to housekeeping in the Aldrich house. Funeral details for George Esterle are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Cheyenne High School
Armory
F. P. Stoner
Cy McCain
E. G. Huff
North Bend
Wash
Huff
Aldrich
Anna Jorgenson
Hannah Anderson
J. D. Mattison
Minden
Neb
Evans Gene Forrest Returns Home After Mining Interests
Gene Forrest Evans returned home after weeks in Rollinsville tending mining interests. Revival meetings start in the M and church with pastor conducting and special song services nightly. Steve Wiswell Roggen reports selling land to an Italian colony. J H Rhoades learns his son Arthur is gravely ill in a New York Marine Hospital. The Evans Town Well is finished and ready to supply soft water. Mrs H F Behrens hosted friends in honor of Miss Hebe Byers of Denver on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Forrest
Rollinsville
Steve Wiswell
Roggen
Evans
W.C. Allen
Oakland
California
A. P
Evans Town
J. H. Rhoades
Arthur
Marine Hospital
New York City
Home Rule versus the Saloon address at M E church
E. B. McLaughlin, Superintendent of the Anti-saloon League of Colorado, gave a fine address Sunday morning on Home Rule versus the Saloon at the M E church, with a large audience in attendance. Refreshments were served that evening. The W R installed with the Post in Youngs hall Wednesday evening, Mrs L A Herriott conducting the W R installation and Comrade S R Huffsmith for the post. A social hour and supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McLaughlin
Anti-saloon League of Colorado
M. E
W. R
Youngs’ Hall
L. A. Herriott
Beets Hauled as Farmers Continue Siloing Crop
Lola Bollinger has been ill with a cold this past week. Grace Veach departed for Chicago on New Year’s Day. A large crowd attended the New Year’s Eve dance and reported a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Bollinger
Grace Veach
Chicago
Delta Chronicle Items From Mis souri And Nearby Areas
John Clarkson learns his mother is ill and hurries to Missouri. A road project between Mrs Green and Archibalds advances toward opening. Mr Baird and family relocate to a farm four miles southwest of Greeley. Sunday school convenes at the schoolhouse every Sunday at 3. Hastings sells his farm for 16000 with partial payment in land and 100 head of cattle. Waite’s new house narrowly escapes a fire caused by shellac on a hot stove. Earl Waite sustains burns but recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Waite
Earl
Social Roundup Notes From Cheyenne and Sherman
Beebe and H. H. Dean visited friends in Cheyenne last week. Mrs. D. T. Bush and her young son from near Hardin are visiting Sherman Markle. Miss Annie Oster returned to Denver after several days with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Dean
Cheyenne
D. T. Bush
Little Son
Hardin
Sherman Markle’s
Annie Oster
Denver
Brandreth's Pills: A Century-Long Constipation Remedy
The piece argues most illnesses stem from constipation and many laxatives lose effectiveness with continued use. It claims Brandreth's Pills provide stable results with the same dose even after fifty years and a 100 year history as a standard laxative tonic for purifying blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Notice to Stockholders of Lower Latham Reservoir Co Meeting
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting at the company office in Greeley Colorado on January 12 1907 at 10 o clock A M to elect five directors for the ensuing year levy an assessment and transact other business J B Phillips Secretary Greeley Colo December 27 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Latham Reservoir
Greeley
Colorado
J. B. Phillips
Colo
Bartlett Lumber Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Bartlett Lumber company stockholders will be held at 2 p.m. on Monday January 21 1907 in the secretary's office to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. J L Bartlett Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bartlett Lumber Company
J. L. Bartlett
Chamberlain Pain Balm Promises Rheumatism Relief
A simple application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised to relieve rheumatic pains and improve rest and sleep. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Crover
Henry Thompson
Oasis Farm
Wyatt
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
Nunn
Bic Bend
Mrs. Keeler
Buffalo, N.Y
A. OC
Adams
W. R. Clark
J. W. Smillie
E. W. Goodan
Los Angeles
Calif
Goodan & Phillips
Phillips
J. W. Gault
Milton Robinson
Payne
N. ©. Nelson
C. Nelson
Peterson
H. Adkins
Woodmen Hall
Messrs
Hagar and
Losey
J. M. Mcladoo
J. M. McIndoo
Mr. McIndoo
McIndoo
Hays
Thomas
Guy McGunnigie
Boulder
Rowe District
Ashton
Lasalle
Edgar Allison
George
Max Esterle
Congregational Church
R. P. Fowler
Topeka
Kansas
Lucerne
DELTA
John Clarkson
Missouri
Mrs. Green
Archibald’s
Beebe
R Kryptok
Drs
Dill
Dill Opticians
Whitton Block
Fort Collins, Colo
Weld and
Larimer
Keeley Opera House
Wilson Barrett
R. G. Craevin
Greeley Opera House
America
John Griffith
Makespeare
King
Richard the Third
Opera House
Browne & Shearer
Platteville
E. F Clark
la Salle
Joshua Stone
Roy Lockhart
Frank L. Blunt
Chas. S. Mulford
Browne & Shearer, Reliable Auctioneers
809Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
National Railway Training School, Inc
Boston Block
Minneapolis
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