All Over Weld CIPSON Joan Lutz Trip to Eaton Monday
CIPSON Joan Lutz made a trip to Eaton Monday. Several residents are mentioned with moves, visitors, and illnesses, including Mr Clitsittle’s sick child and Mrs Berkstrom visiting A G Carlson’s family with their three children. The town plans a new town hall costing about 1500 and a week of prayer services was held at the Reformed Presbyterian church. Judge Tregoning exhibited chickens at a Denver show winning multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lutz
Eaton
Clitsittle
Boyd
Webster
Ge Weber
Gus W
Houtehens
Gipson House
L. L. Harrison
Merlin House
M. P. Martinson
Chas
Berkstrom
Japan
A. G. Carlson
Mr. Carlson
Rev
Acheson
Denver
Wylie
Coffman
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Johnson Town News Briefs and Social Glimpses
Johnstown notes Jennie Reed left for California Thursday. Clingenpees store opened with groceries on display. Racker, Wellington, visited recently. Local youths attended a Highlandake dance last Friday. Strange Griffith and Dr Whittaker in Denver for Ben Hur. Jay Parrish returned from Denver after talks on new beet contracts. Hicks and Desstras left Denver after visiting sick sister Mrs Rogers. Light snow Sunday. by Monday bees still busy as summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Reed
California
Hicks and Desstreae
Denver
Rogers
Crow Creek Passes Through Greeley Notes Visits
Crow Creek toward Briscoe was in Greeley lay Belle DeSellem is sick with ithe Mrs K Boyd visited Mrs chew last week ha Gegray visiting Howard riscoe last week Virgil Stockstong visiting his sister Mrs McLean Mr and Mrs John Lofgren visiting Mrs Statler last week Mos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briscoe
Greeley Lay
Ios
K. Boyd
Chew
Ha Gegray
Howard Riscoe
Virgil Stockstong
McLean
John Lofgren
Statler
Evans and Coffman Reported on Chest Incident
Miss Moffet of Greeley was the best of Mrs. Kinsinger Sunday. W. L. Nicholson of Denver was feeding business in Evans last Thursday.
Beebe Pair Hired to Fill Separator Ice House
Beebe residents J Dean and Gus Roblender secured a contract to fill the separator ice house this winter with Joe. Earl Thompson and family visited their father J Thomp son over the weekend. An infant of Mr and Mrs Neurauter died after a brief illness and was buried in Box Rider cemetery. John Gates operates his threshing machine in the draw and has threshed corn for several farmers with more work awaiting. Christ Moser fell from a thirty foot windmill last week, suffered serious injuries but no bones were broken and he will remain bedbound for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dean
Gus Roblender
Joe
Earl Thompson
J. Thompson
Christ Moser
Ice House Supply and Local Happenings at Highland Lake
Highland lake reports nearly all ice houses filled with good ice. Jos Bodkin visited Denver last week with several lots reportedly sold to different parties. A large dance Friday drew a good crowd with home talent concert to follow on Saturday. W L Mills is occupying Mr McCormick's store room and boarding at Fairview while Donbar of Berthoud manages the Berthoud stock here. Ed McCormick of Berthoud was in town last week invoicing goods purchased from Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Bodkin
Denver
W. L. Mills
McCormick
Fairview
Donbar
Berthoud
MccCormick
F. P. Waite
Ed McCormick
M. 5S. Adams
Elwell Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Skating
Robert Kahler tours town in a new car while youngsters host cheerful skating parties each evening. Mrs. Eugene Crowell visits sister from Nebraska, Mrs. Stroud. Leonard Thornton visits brother Stuart at the Masonville store. Miss Fuller remains ill with appendicitis and was moved to a Denver hospital. Levi Gibson reports from Billings, Montana. Will Smith recovers from burns after last week's powder explosion. Elwell residents enjoying Ben Flat include Mrs. J. W. Purvis, Leonard Thornton, Lewis Worden, John Everitt and Ed Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kahler
Eugene Crowell
Nebraska
Stroud
Leonard Thornton
Stuart
Masonville
Fuller
Denver
Levi Gibson
Billings
Montana
Will Smith
Elwell
Ben Flat
J. W. Purvis
Lewis Worden
John Everitt
Ed Brown
Denver News and Local Social Notes
ASHTON Magnus Selberg is in Denver this Mrs. McCune who has been very ill is improving rapidly. J. M. Michaels and family were Denver visitors last week. Mrs. A. Carlson has been on the sick list the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Randall are visiting friends in the Berthoud vicinity. Martha and Grace HBoresen were very sick with tonsilitis the last of the week. Lincoln Wilder's cousin who has been visiting him the past week has returned to his home in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Wilder
Wisconsin
Ault Town Updates and Local Business Moves
Theodore Jol Ault plans to move into a Graefe addition home in a few weeks. G H Bradfield sold the Ault Advertiser to Ely P Hubbell of Denver. Baptist Ladies Aid meets Mrs R L Pence Thursday. R P Fowler bought Main street lots east of the schoolhouse to build. Mrs Sylvan Schroll and son Harold sick with tonsillitis but improving. Lizzie Dare and Hulda Dare moved into the Wykert house. Residents visited Pierce library Friday night for a program. J A Belcher returned from Denver after a car operation, feels weak but optimistic. W T Miller moves store front back forty feet, plans two story brick front. brother of W D Campbell to rent and run a general store. Ben Marsh of Greeley assisting. Deputy Woland and Constable England captured Cox, fined 850 and costs, jailed in Greeley for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Bradfield
Ault Advertiser
Ely P. Hubbell
Denver
the Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
R. P. Fowler
Main Street
Sylvan Schroll
Harold
Lizzie Dare
Hulda
Wykert
J. E. Morrison
Pierce
J. A. Belcher
Mr. Belcher
W. T. Miller
W. D. Campbell
Ben Marsh
Greeley
Woland
England
Cox
Cody
Henderson
Local Social News From The Delta Area
Mrs Green stocked ice for summer this week while Mr Leake works on a new house near the sugar factory. Mr and Mrs Frank Barber and family visited Mr Foley. Misses Agusta and Bertha Von Rosenburg visit relatives in Texas. George Shearer hosted Mr and Mrs J W Shearer Harland and Mr and Mrs Beecham family for Sunday dinner.
Eaton Area Social Roundup and Travel Notes
Eaton residents and visitors appear in a sequence of short items. Atkison extended trip to Idaho. Copeland and wife drove to Greeley. Hoyer and wife to Denver. Gates attended a social hop. Mrs. Miner of Greeley visited Gosselin. Mrs. Luther visited Mrs. Roy. Hays Bush ill with his father from Oklahoma nearby. Levi Dickerson did business in North Windsor. Dr. Clock and family hosted by the Sheers. Platners back from Denver. Archie Brownell and family in Eaton. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs. Woods. Cushman and daughter to return from California. Middleton visiting Denver relatives. Piper family moving to Missouri. Ross travels to Kansas City and other eastern cities. Hogarty and Morris business visitors. moonlight ride and skating on Clark's Lake. Mary Wright leaving for Coshocton. John O'Conor ill with blood poisoning. Dorothy Rebekah lodge hosted Loyal Rebekah lodge with two new candidates and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Atkison
Idaho
Prof. Copeland
Greeley
Elmer Hoyer
Denver
Volney Gates
Eaton
W. A. Miner
Gosselin
A. J. Luther
Wm. Roy
Hays Bush
Oklahoma
Levi Dickerson
North Windsor
Dr. Clock
Sheer
Col
Mrs. Platner
A. B. Middleton
Coshocton
Oho
John O'Conor
Dorothy Rebekah Lodge
Ault
Rebekah Lodge
Baton
Local Notes From LaSalle Busy Week
Miss Edith Herrington spent Saturday in Denver. Rev E E Giffin of Denver visited LaSalle. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs T G Hotchkiss on January 14. Margaret Lewis is convalescing after ten days illness. Mrs Jas Beattie recovered from a two week grip. Chas McKinney was appointed justice of the peace for LaSalle. Presbyterian ladies held a well attended social in Stewart's hall Friday. Pearl Reeves returned to Denver after visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Herrington
Denver
Bert, Godfrey
Ellis
Grip
E. E. Giffin
LaSalle
Tf. G. Hotchkiss
Margaret Lewis
Jas. Beattie
Chas. McKinney
Stewart's Hall
Pearl Reeves
Chas. Welch
Windsor social notes show visitors and travels
Windsor residents hosted and traveled to Denver Rocky Ford Boulder Longmont and Hot Springs. Names include Croll Briggs Bartz Miller Osterhout Nagal McCurdy Cross McKelvey Bradfield Teller Kern Lester, L. E. Bartz, A. B. Price, J. B. Lester, and B. H. Ken Hur among others. A lecture by J. B. Lester on anti cigarette efforts is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Bradfield
Florida
Harry Teller
Hot Springs
California
A. B. Price
Greeley
E. S. Kern
J. B. Lester
Windsor
Colorado Anti-Cigarette League
M. E
Ken Hur
Denver
Elmer Hahn
H. Kawin
Griff Teller
Jesse Evans
J. H. Kennedy
Local residents and visitors noted in GroverTimes column
Crover W. Morris spent days in Cheyenne sightseeing. Mrs Lena Sedgwick visits her parents in Grover. Mrs Henry Thompson, Oasis ranch owner, visited Grover last week. Anna Guest arrives from New Castle Pa to visit L W Miller family. Artesian well receives 40 foot drill bit and 3000 feet of wire rope. work to resume soon. Grandma Cunningham, nearly 80, injured by a bull and bedbound. Emma Nelson McEndaufler wedding reception at Pawnee Buttes home with guests from Brush and Sterling. Chas Miller, son of L W Miller, dies after illness since November. services held Tuesday at 1 pm. interment Grover cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sedgwick
Henry Thompson
Ault
Oasis Ranch
Grover
Anna Guest
New Castle
L. W. Miller
Artesan
Grandma Cunningham
Emma Nelson-McEndaufler
S. Nelson
Pawnee Buttes
Brush and
Sterling
Chas. Miller
Wanted at 2c loose or Xe sacked delivery at factory
Three cents freight rate from any loading station listed by Greeley Starch and Potato Co owners W and Clayton. Communication lines Weld 39, Greeley 12, Indianapolis 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Starch and Potato Co
W. &. Clayton
Greeley
Weld County Savings Bank Statement for Jan 1 1906 Greeley
Charles N Jackson cashier swears the bank at close of business January 1 1906 shows resources total 140 083 04 and liabilities 140 083 04 including cash items and state tax. Sworn before Ferguson public official on January 2.
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Greeley
Colorado
Ea Fates
Busakpa Cy Aera
Sachaeaae Se
Charles N.jackson
Flos Sipatsy
Ee Ferguson
Ecoputhathaets Tata Aethine
Jenuarl
Seanu
Multiple Farm and Livestock Auctions Around Greeley
A sequence of sale notices lists auctions near Greeley Colorado from late January to February. Items include horses, cattle, farm implements, and household goods on various ranches and farms. Owners mentioned include E A McCarty J W Golden M burg H E Witwer Huey Bros H B Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cemetery
J. W. Golden
Evans
M. Burg
H. E. Witwer
Scott Farm
Huey Bros
Kersey Road
H. B. Manchester
C P Kemmerer Farm Auction Notices Near Hillsboro and Fort Collins
A series of livestock and farm equipment sales listed by C P Kemmerer across Colorado towns from January to February. Sales include cattle horses and implements with owner names such as William Hadhey Arthur Brandt Nick Hermanson J L LeRoy Tom Beach Howard Orr O K dairies Miller Stover H M Munford J A Hicks W L Osbourn Matt Ryan and others. phrases like look for bills and bulletin indicate auction notices and timing. The ads promote blooded stock from Fort Collins and various ranches near Greeley LaSalle Pleasant Valley and Love land road with addresses and contact cues.
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Hillsboro
William Hadhey
The
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Arthur Brandt
LaSalle
Nick Hermanson
J. L. LeRoy
Fort Colling
Thomas Beach
Second Street
Eleventh Avenue
Old St. Lambert
Howard, Orr & O. K. Dairies
Miller & Stover
H. M. Munford
Greeley
J. A. Hicks
Pleasant Valley
W. L. Osbourn
Loveland Road
Sanborn Ranch
Matt Ryan
Eleventh St
Colo. Ind
Bell
Black
Kemmerer
Notice of Adjustment Day in Estate Matter
Estate of Ellen J O H Hopper declares adjustment day in Clainved vn Sapa county with administrator Chas F Tew. Creditors must present claims by the specified date at Peter street Greeley Colorado. First publication January 11, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen J
O'Hara Hopper
Ara Hopper
Clainved
Ives
Perth
Yale
Greeley
Colorado
Chas. F. Tew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cipson
Harry
Charles Froth
Cole
W. A. Warner
Bybee
Jos. Anderson
Matson
Mellin
Lucerne
Emma Hager
Oregon
Ed. Huffsmith
Lulu Brubaker
Blanche Neimeyer
Archie Park
North Loop
Neb
Fritz Neimeyer
Johnstown
Crow Creek
Ayers
Ayer
A. Pombroy
Appleton
Ayr
Lowell Mase
Beebe
Highland Lake
Ashton
Magnus Selberg
Theodore Jol
Graefe
DELTA
Archie Brownel
Ladies’ Aid
H. H. Croll
Frank Briggs
Rocky Ford
L. E. Bartz
Geo. E. Osterhout
Boulder
Geo. Springer
Blanche Nagal
Fort Lupton
J. L. McCurdy
Longmont
A.B. Cross
Missouri
Mr. McKelvey
Crover
W. M. F.smorris
Cheyenne
Ask the Gas Co
O’brion & Day Plumbers
Maginnis
Flume Builder
Weld County Savings Bank
Resources
Total
7Th St
Sheriff Jones
E. A. McCarty
C.P. Kemmerer
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