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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1912

Page

8

Gill District News Notes Include Shipments and Local News

Gill Mercantile shipments bring sixty chickens to Denver. Schools superintendent W. C. Thomas reports district schools in fine condition after visiting last week. In Windsor Mrs. Jesse Forbes visits Loveland. marshals’ wife returns home with him. Local dinners hosted by M. H. Laybourn and Ward Laybourn. A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. John Newcomb. Livery business changes as Bancroft sells stock to A. Bryant. Ice from Bartels reservoir measures a foot thick. Reformed Presbyterian services led by Rev. Hargrave. Water pipes thawing trouble for Joe Kinsinger. Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Debke visit Ed Debke. Horace Dixon visits Greeley. Cold snap with twenty below and no church. Creamery fund rising with 135 cows promised, 200 needed. Helen Ritchie leaves for Lyons duties. Gale ton Friday program features debate on value of horse versus cow. judges side with negative.

GILL Harrison Gill Mercantile Company Denver W. C.thomas Windsor Jesse Forbes Marshal Forbes Loveland M. H. Laybourn Ward Laybourn Ayres John Newcomb

Evans on Business Monday January 12

Robert Speers was in Evans on business all day Monday with support from Messrs. Frea Carpenter and Earl Mason.

Tive Messrs Frea Carpenter Earl Mason Robert Speers Evans

Bee Hive Closing Out Sale Draws Large Shopper Turnout

Tuesday saw a heavy shopper turnout at the Bee Hive store on the first day of a closing out sale. Shoppers bought a variety of useful articles for current and future needs as the sale continues until the stock is exhausted.

Bee Hive

Rexall Orderlies Laxative Ad From Gilbert Bros Stores

An advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies as a superior laxative with a candy like taste and no griping or nausea. It guarantees satisfaction with a full refund and notes availability in three package sizes 10c 25c and 50c at Gilbert Bros Rexall Stores Park Place Opera House Block Sterling Building in the community.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Gilbert Bros Park Place Opera House Sterling

Greeley Drain Extension Ditch Company Annual Meeting Notice

Notice states stockholders meet at secretary's office in Greeley Colorado on Saturday February 3 1912 at 10 a m to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and handle other business. Secretary Harry L Dowell signs January 18 1912. Also notice of lease land applications by Frank R Edson for Weld County school lands lot Sec 16 Twp 10 N R 65 W with Feb 8 1912 deadline.

Greeley Drain Extension Ditch Company Ninth Street Greeley Colo Harry L. Dowell State Board of Land Commissioners Denver Frank R. Edson Benedict Nebr Weld County Colorado B. L. Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners Greeley Tribune

Lady Minister Making Good Severance

Miss Rachel Dangerfield, 27, is the only woman Christian church minister in the state serving at Severance Fort Morgan area. She organized a large Sunday school and taught district school while pursuing her homestead duties. Her leadership has filled pews, grown the choir to 28, and she plans to widen her ministry next summer keeping aspirations focused on service.

Rachel Dangerfield Litchfield Ill Fort Morgan Ault Severance Severance Church Miss Dangerfield

Thimble Party Hosted by Mrs C H Wolfe at 720 Eleventh

Mrs C H Wolfe hosted a delightful thimble party Friday afternoon at 720 Eleventh street. About 35 ladies attended. Louise Seelbach sang a vocal solo, D D Forward played piano, and numbers were performed by Raymond Wolfe, Herbert Aspinwall, and Phillip Williams. Mrs Hansen assisted in receiving guests and refreshments. Raymond Wolfe and Phillip Williams helped serve.

C. H. Wolfe Eleventh Street Louise Seelbach D. D. Forward Raymond Wolfe Herbert Aspinwall Phillip Williams

Eaton Teams Top Ault and Collins District In Armory Action

On January 13 Eaton defeated Company C at the armory while Ault high school beat Collins district. Local games produced wins for Eaton and Ault with strong performances from both squads.

Eaton Ault Ault Company C Ault Collins

Philharmonic recital fills New Orpheum crowd to capacity

The New Orpheum theater hosted a Sunday recital by the Philharmonic orchestra drawing a packed audience with hundreds turned away after 3:30. Ret Couzens received an encore and the ensemble earned praise for tightened, creditable performance under J C Kendel. Tickets remain valid for future concerts on January 29 and can be used for any recital.

Philharmonic Orchestra Orpheum Theater J. C. Kendel Ret Couzens Butte Mont Philharmonic Kende

State Trs college names new officers in semi annual vote

The senior class elected O. B. Hull as president while Katherine Hale heads the college class. Junior officers include Roy Adams president E. W. Boland vice president Florence Evans secretary Alice O Neal treasurer and R A Thompson sergeant at arms. The three classes met in the administration building and held a dance in the gym after the meetings.

State Trs O. B. Hull Katherine Hale Roy Adams E. W. Boland Florence Evans Alice O’neal R. A. Thompson

Windsor Ice Harvest Shines In January Breakup

Windsor January 13 In Windsor lake at least 1000 tons of the best ice have been stored by C B Woodward coal and ice merchant The ice is valued at thousands of dollars and teams worked the lake plowing the ice until Chinook winds slowed the operation Woodward is noted as the only man in Windsor who never complains about the weather.

Windsor C. B. Woodward Windsor Lake Woodward

Commerce men meeting here in Greeley state club visit

The Commercial club of the state meets at the Greeley Commercial association rooms for dinner and a program. Visitors include J H Tenking Pueblo, W On Erie, Thorndike Deland Denver, C E Daniels Fort Collins, Alva Henderson Colorado Springs, Frank Dekel Boulder. Lunch hosted by F McCrery. Delegates tour to locate irrigation plant site.

Commercial Club Greeley Commercial Association H. Tenking Pueblo Commercial Club W. Y On Consolidated Commercial Club of Erie Thorndike Deland Denver Chamber of Commerce Cc. E. Daniels

Historic Old Place Bought Under Hammer

In LaSalle on Jan 13 sheriff sale bidder George Briggs, a local merchant, won the 160 acre Jim Bailey farm for 6500 dollars, assuming the mortgage. The old farm near Greeley, homesteaded by Hon. Jim Bailey in the 1860s, has historic ties to Weld county and was once a site of notable early events.

LaSalle Sheriff McAfee George Briggs Jim Bailey Platte Valley Briggs Greeley Weld County Bailey Mary Bailey Ed Flint Grace Romans Kersey

Witwer hosts reception for newlyweds Donovan at ranch

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Witwer entertained sixty neighbors at a Christmas decorated reception in their 5 L. W. Ranch home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Donovan. A violin and piano program was performed, with a named receiving line and a refreshment table run by Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Berth, Mrs. Witwer, Mrs. Swope, and Miss Ellen Jensen. The Donovans have moved to the ranch.

S. L. W. Ranch H. E. Witwer Clarence Donovan Witwer Swope C. E. Donovan Mr. Witwer Bertch

Milliken case before Judge in Evans amid venue change

The Milliken matter, moved from Judge McKinney of LaSalle, is set before Judge Tregonning in Evans Tuesday. Pardee, reportedly ill, faces assault charges against Clough and may sue the town of Milliken for damages claiming pneumonia contracted while jailed 48 hours without fire.

Milliken Tregonning Evans McKinney LaSalle Pardee Clough

Dawley Case Ruled Upon in Will Dispute Suit

After a five day trial Judge Graham ruled the purported contract invalid and favored James Tuckerman as administrator under Hannah Dawley's will. The estate mainly in Greeley property goes to nephews and nieces in New England. Ella J. Dawley intends to appeal if a new trial is not granted.

Ella J. Dawley Hannah Dawley Dawley Graham James Tuckerman Greeley New England Supreme Court

Diphtheria shuts La Salle schools and gatherings

La Salle public schools close today and remain shut until the diphtheria outbreak is controlled. A nine year old, Carl Axman, died Saturday night and was buried privately. A younger brother is ill but improving. Health Officer Dr Horton says precautions will prevent further spread.

LaSalle Carl Axman Axman Horton

Leap Year Party At Hopkins Home In Pleasant Valley

A leap year party was held last Saturday evening at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hopkins in Pleasant Valley. Twenty guests attended as young people traveled in four tallyho for games and late evening refreshments.

Horace Hopkins Pleasant Valley

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