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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
3
A mixed clipping reports farm loans, milk cow listings, housing ads, and various social items. It lists milk heifers, load prices per ton, cottage properties, and land lots. Local residents are named with visits, moves, and illnesses. The piece also mentions the Normal High basketball win and a brewing social event. Farm loans are attributed to Sanborn and Houston.
Fragmentary report describes a journey involving ftoom Houston port Collins and San Diego Jolnstown Pa, with mentions of C Rugh John Traby ton and Mrs Collins en route home from Denver. AMedical society event is noted as invited to at Sanborn Houston.
A Greeley farmer, L Mackey, reports his cow yielded $9 in butter and over $39 in milk in 39 days, proving income potential with good feeding. The piece also notes W P Cullen’s revival of Pixiey Luder’s The Burgomaster at the Greeley opera house on January 16 with Harry Hermsen and Ruth White in lead roles, a cast of fifty, and notable electric effects.
Wednesday night a B and M passenger train killed four antelope between Hudson and Fort Morgan. The animals were sent to Denver for the game commissioner. Trainmen were ordered to run slow between Hudson and Morgan to prevent more deaths, with over a dozen antelope killed in two weeks. The game commissioner is providing hay and feeding antelope along the railroad right of way between Hudson and Roggen.
Windsor residents and visitors are noted in a series of brief social items. C A Martin in Missouri and Rev CM Cooper plan trips. Families and friends visitings include Miss Martin of Greeley with Mrs Arthur Morrish, Ama Teller Wolf visiting relatives, and Miss Helen Ballegoin returning from Denver. Local moves and visits feature Lou Chipman family relocating to Dowding farm and W W Kennedy visiting Fort Collins with daughter Mrs William Mahood.
C B Ramsdell is reported quite ill at his Capitol hill home. Mrs E E Tracy and Burdette were Evans visitors Wednesday. Mrs Sadler of Godfrey Bottom visited Mrs Hays Tuesday. Mrs John Malonee and children visited Mrs Willie Wednesday. C C Huffsmith and daughter Gertrude were Evans visitors Wednesday. Mr Cook and family of Greeley have moved into the W D Young residence on Main Street. Rev J F Garret will preach for the Holiness people Friday evening at their quarterly conference. J t Behrens received four car loads of lumber Tuesday and reports business lively in the lumber tract.
The Congregational Missionary society hosted a Thursday night church musical featuring home talent plus guest numbers by Fay Read and Elizabeth Slaughter of the Normal school. Miss Julia Hubbell invited. After the program refreshments were served to raise money for the pastors salary fund.
Mrs F W Grace and Mrs E L Hahn spend the week in Fort Collins. Lowry of Ault visits Windsor friends. A club dance was held Thursday night at the S O O F hall hosted by Mrs Cooper of Fort Collins with a dancing class in town. The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all.
A Eaton report says an auto party chased hold-up men near St Petersburg as a large crowd of farmers gathered in the area. It was not stated whether the auto party was held up or the rebels were captured, and sheriff and marshal reports are not available. Mrs Vernie Jenkins of Greeley and Peter Kohnt of Johnstown wed by Judge Bradfield on Thursday. The bride is Leo Jenkins daughter, whose family once lost relatives from vas fumes while digging a ranch well last March.
Potatoes 265.2. Onions and alfalfa pricing listed. Beef Steers and Hogs prices given. Chickens ducks turkeys and butter noted. Farm loans from Senborn & Houston listed. various grain and livestock values shown in Rural market section.
The Platte river is frozen over here for the first time in ten years as young people enjoy skating on the ice. Clyde Baker, operated on for appendicitis in a Denver hospital recently, is recovering and may come home in a few days. Union services in the Reformed Presbyterian church during the week of prayer closed Friday evening with a good turnout and active participation despite the cold.
Ault Military club defeats Company L of Denver N G C 39 to 28 in the armory. A strong crowd attended the Thursday night game followed by roller skating. The Ault Military club continues a long season of victories.
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