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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
2
Union National Bank Greeley Ad Claims Prompt Attention
Union National Bank of Greeley Colorado lists state incorporation 1877 national incorporation 1905 capital 50000 surplus and profits 15000 and invites both foreign and domestic exchange business with prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colorado
National
Talk Right of Way in City Water Pipe Line
The city council discussed right of way for a new water pipe line at Tuesday’s meeting. J. L. Armstrong makes progress in Larimer county securing rights of way. Weld county commissioners granted rights across and along county roads for the line. The old fire engine to be overhauled by a machinist for possible service or sale amid offers. Commercial Club members W. L. Clayton and C. F. Bell attended to discuss merging city telephone systems. no action. A petition to graveled Eighth Street from park west to city limits yielded no action. Alderman Ward moved to stop cutting cottonwood trees in the city park for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Armstrong
Larimer
Weld
W. L. Clayton
C. F. Bell
Commercial Club
Eighth Street
Park
Ward
Domestic troubles erupt in shooting near Longmont
Jesse Corder of Longmont and his wife, married six months, separated and faced fatal clash when Corder allegedly tried to shoot Eben W. Hamilton, the father of his wife. Hamilton shot Corder in the shoulder, then Corder fled. He was hospitalized and the bullet removed. Corder claimed Hamilton provoked the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Corder
Longmont
Corder
Eben W. Hamilton
Highland Lake
Hamilton
Corders
Churches Christian Science Sunday Services
The Christian Science church invites all to Sunday morning services at 11 o'clock with the lesson subject Love. All are cordially invited to attend.
Morning worship and evangelist series at local church
Morning worship titled Viewpoint and Vision and evening program The Possibilities of Faith are announced by pastor Orville A Petty. Ladies Unity Circle meets Friday January 19 at 2 pm in the church parlor followed by a picnic supper. Evangelist Karl Lilgevist of Wisconsin conducts meetings nightly all week, with several conversions. he plans to leave Monday for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville A. Petty
Unity Circle
T. OC. Brockway
Karl Lilgekvist
Wisconsin
Lilgekvist
Denver
Sermons on The Gospel in Travel by Rev J A Davis
Next Sunday Rev J A Davis begins a sermon series titled The Gospel in Travel. He has traveled widely and will share experiences alongside his messages. Services are in the new armory during the Methodist church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davis
Davis
New Armory
New Methodist Church
Baptist Church Ends Special Meetings With Sunday Programs
The Baptist Church and The Bingham Brothers conclude their meetings Sunday evening. Sunday events include 10:45 a.m. Sunday school, 12 p.m. gospel meeting for men at 2:20 p.m. with W. J. Bingham speaking on Avoided Subjects. A 4 p.m. quartet sings, 7:30 p.m. closing evangelistic services, and a 6:30 p.m. Young People's meeting. The week continues with daily 7:30 p.m. meetings and 3 p.m. weekday afternoon sessions, except Saturday at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Brothers
W. J. Bingham
No More Beet Contracts In Greeley Area
A. Granger, manager of the Greeley sugar factory, halted beet growing contracts for next year after 7,000 acres were already secured. Windsor and Eaton factories have 4,000 acres each, with six thousand acres to be grown for those plants, likely by week’s end. Previous growers receive priority, contracts already secured three weeks earlier than past years. Growers expand acreage. beets seen as a rotary crop and profitable harvest. Five dollars per ton payable on delivery. Lucerne district signs for 1,000 acres. Pleasant Valley signs for several hundred acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Granger
Greeley
Windsor
Eaton
Sugar
Lucerne
Pleasant Valley
Farmers Institute Dates Set for Greeley Event
The farmers' institute in Greeley is scheduled for February 28 and March 1. The venue may be the district court room. Women will participate in domestic science education. Dean Carlyle of the Agricultural College will lead a session on judging draft and driving horses, with other topics by expert teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Greeley
District Court Room
Dean Carlyle
The
Agricultural College
Wilson Wins Suit Over Peckham 320 Acre Deed Fight
Judge Garrigues ruled for Lewis Wilson of Sidney Nebraska in a drawn out case to set aside a deed to 320 acres near Peckham. The Mackeys who owned a ranch and sold it to Wilson claimed misrepresentation and possession disputes led to sheriff intervention. Attorneys Jacob and firmmates represented defendants with Miles MelIntosh and H E Churchill for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mackey
Lewis Wilson
Peckham
Garrigues
Mackeys
Peltham
Sidney
Neb
Mr. Wilson
John T. Jacobs
Defendant
Miles & MelIntosh
Sidney, Neb
H. E. Churchill
Plantiffs
North Side Country Club Hosts January Reception
The North Side Country Club held its annual reception on January 12 at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deffke’s home. Over eighty members and guests enjoyed a programme of piano solos, vocal and violin performances, recitations, and a club work review followed by a light supper and a playful millinery contest led by the gentlemen creating hats for the ladies. The event ended at midnight with high praise for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Charles Deffke
Graham
Blunt
Charles
David Bliss
Chappelow
E. Bliss
Bartholomew
Mabel Wilkinson
Mildred Hopkins
Miss Twist
Williams
C. D. Deffke
Pooby
H. Igo
Deaths in a Local Family and Community Notices
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lohr died in bed with her parents possibly due to inauition. Mrs Herbert Barthrop of Severance died last Wednesday at about 23 leaving a husband and two children. The infant son Carl Eckhart of 220 Tenth Street died Sunday from enteritis and his funeral was at the German Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lohr
Herbert Barthrop
Severance
Severance School House
Carl
George Eckhart
Tenth Street
George Herbst
Death of Lola Hamilton in Colorado Tuberculosis Claim
Miss Lola Hamilton daughter of J N Hamilton died last Sunday from tuberculosis twelve miles north of Ault. Funeral services were held in Ault Tuesday afternoon. The family moved from Kansas to Colorado about three years ago, living in Boulder and Longmont before homesteading on the prairie north of Ault. Survived by a father one sister and six brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Hamilton
J. N. Hamilton
Ault
Colorado
Kansas
Boulder
Longmont
Mexico City Appeals To Tourists With Vast Attractions
The city offers parks, plazas, cathedrals, theatres, clubs, galleries and museums as premier sites. A delightful climate draws visitors, with side trips to Mitla, Tampico, Vera Cruz and other locales. T E Fisher of Colorado Southern in Denver can provide full data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mitla
Tampico
Vera Cruz
T. E. Fisher
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Burials and Fatal Accident Reported in Local Notices
Samuel Hall of LaGrange was buried last Tuesday after funeral services at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. J. A. Davis. Joe ceased, a Rio Grande railroad engineer near Pueblo, was killed last Sunday when freight cars bumped into his engine. he left a wife and two children, about 35 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hall
W. W. Hall
LaGrange
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Davis
Joe Ceased
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy
We express our appreciation for the kindness shown by the Women of Woodcraft, the Woman's Relief corps, the Grand Army corps, the Knights Templar, Occidental Lodge, A F and A M and the many friends for their sympathy and acts of kindness in our hour of sorrow. H. M. Williams, H. B. Williams, Rose Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Woodcraft
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Corps
Knights ‘Templar
Occidental Lodge
General Hardware and Stove Business Sold to Greeley Hardware Co
Announcement stating the Pier Brothers sold their General Hardware and Stove Business to the Greeley Hardware Co. The new owners invite customers to continue their patronage, promising courteous treatment and a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier Brothers
THE
Greeley Hardwareoo
Cash House
Weddin gs of Holman and Sticksler in Cripple Creek
Mrs. Mary Holman of Greeley wed FR. Sticksler of Florissant at Cripple Creek one week ago last Monday. Mrs. Sticksler is sister of Walter Davis of the Kit tle and Withey grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holman
Greeley
FR. Sticksler
Florissant
Cripple Creek
Sticksler
Walter Davis
Kittle & Withey Grocery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japan
Bartlett Lumber
Main
Ofo
Wea
Pier Bros
Mossel
Union National Bank
Pepe
K. Thompson
Christian Science
United Presbyterian
Unity Church
Swedish Free Mission
Methodist Episcopal
the Baptist Church
Farmers’ Institute Sure
Wilson
Lohr
City of Mexico
H. M. Williams, H. B. Williams, Rose Williams
California
Best Resort Hotels and Grounds
America
California Falls
Sean
Sunset
Ogden & Shasta
Pps
W. K. McAllister
Southern Pacific Co
Seventeenth Street
Florida
Rock Island
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Tampa
Mobile
New Orleans
Havana
West Indies
N. S. Drew
General Agent Passenger Department
Seventeenth St. Denver
Rock Island System
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Cuba
Old Mexico
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