Evans residents react to local events and plans
Charlie Behrens suffers a badly sprained ankle while Evans residents hear news of visitors and local developments. A coyote round-up is billed as the season’s greatest event with a special Denver to Evans train. The Burns and factory fire near the railway is investigated as sparks from a passing engine are blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Behrens
W. G. Nichelson
Denver
Evans
Homer Sims
Fort Lupton
Coyote
Windsor News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Lectures
The factory finished grinding beers Friday after a successful run. Robert Harris returned from Denver in improving health. Ben Middleton visited Kris Dickers on Friday night and Saturday. James McGruder and wife left for a southern trip. Fred Crane and family returned from Oklahoma. F E Bonifield and wife went to Havana Cuba for Mrs Bonifield’s health. Mrs James Wolfe of Eaton visited the Thompsons last Saturday. B O Aylesworth of the Agricultural college will lecture at the Christian church Thursday January 21 on Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Middleton
Kris Dickers
James Wolfe
Eaton
James Thompson
B. O. Aylesworth
The
Agricultural College
Christian Church
Cross Roads
Austin and
Allan
Eaton Schools
Lt. C. Gates
A. C. Warner
Denver
G. N. Yeagy
Congregational Church
Greeley
H. L. Montgomery
Ault
Johnson & Anderson's
Evans
Sam Huffsmith
LaGrange
J. P. Nawman’s
Brace’well Switch
Benton and Hegg
Ogilvy Ranch
P. H. Brewington
Lars Sorensen
Windsor
J. Jeremiassen
Severan Eccentric Social and Church Notes
Miss Daisy Law shared Sunday dinner with Miss Jennie Cater. Howard Hawkins returned from an extended visit in Missouri. Fred Austin Wallace Grant and Nat Farnsworth traveled from Fore Wollins Friday. Miss Carrie Sorenson plans a trip to Morgan county. Mr and Mrs Roullard entertained W A May and J Wilson at dinner. Miss Reynolds left for Denver due to her brother's illness. A large Severance crowd heard Rev Crook at Columbine on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednie Tallman
Alma Plummer
Howard Hawkins
Missouri
Fred Austin
Wallace Grant
Nat Farnsworth
Fore Wollins
Carrie Sorenson
Morgan County
H. Roullard
Messrs
W. A. May
J. Wilson
Severance
Rev
Crook
Columbine
Local notes from Big Bend residents and farming activity
Mrs. DeVinney is on the sick list this week as farmers haul beet pulp. Arnold Boal and J Flowers of Erie visited home Sunday. Keyes reports high milk production with beet pulp feeding. Pritchard brothers sink a coal mine near Platteville nearing completion. Esther Nelson and Swan son visited Anna Flowers. Mrs Rudd and daughters and Mr Miller and daughter traveled to Joliet to mourn a father’s death before visiting their Chicago home.
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Arnold Boal
J. Flowers
Erie
Mr. Keyes
Pritchard Brothers
Platteville
Esther Nelson
Miss Swanson
Anna Flowers
Rudd
Mr. Miller
Joliet, Ill
Chicago
Local Notes on Arda Wier and Nellie Larson Visit
Miss Arda Wier visited with Nellie Larson Saturday afternoon. Prof. Wilson has been quite sick with neuralgia, but is getting some better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arda Wier
Nellie Larson
Prof. Wilson
People and Visits Mark Evans LaSalle Area Notes
Local social notes list residents and visitors such as Wylie of Evans in La Salle, Dunn of East Evans, Herrington on Denver business, Faris of Peckham, Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. Lewis, Bertha Brooks of Eaton, Duncan of Denver, George Bedford returning from Iowa and Kansas, Charlie Moore and Frank Bentley with Ralph Ellis, plus a Postal Telegraph carload arrival. A student, Norman Yonker, was injured returning from Greeley High. A Presbyterian and J. P. church committee met Esther Ellis to plan February 22 reading room benefit.
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Presbyterian and
J. P. Church of
Evans
Esther Ellis
Beebe Draw Mr Allred and Visitors Tour Fort Morgan Area
Beebe Draw Mr Allred of Fort Morgan visits his brother R E B Allred. Wilkie Dean of Cheyenne rooms with his parents for a few days last week. R S Chestnut adds two rooms to his ranch house formerly owned by George Zilar. August Baab, recently working in Denver, is appointed to run the separator here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allred
Fort Morgan
R. EB. Allred
Wilkie Dean
Cheyenne
Chestnut
George Zilar
August Baab
Denver
Ogden Vaudeville Company at Greeley Opera House
The Ogdens and their refired vaudeville company of fifteen or more artists perform at the Greeley opera house on Tuesday January 26. W R Ogden head-liner known for the tramp role in Victim’s Daughter Sited as a refined, varied program preferred by theatergoers over melodrama with short sketches and novelty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Opera House
Greeley
W. R. Ogden
North Side Country Club Elects Officers At January Meeting
The North Side Country club gathered with Mrs. Dunn hosting Mrs. Bartholomew invited January 22 meeting. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Dunn president Mrs. Hoyt vice president Mrs. So Hopkins secretary Miss Tinker assistant secretary and Mrs. Horace Hopkins treasurer. Will Carleton life was presented by Mrs. O Rienks with discussion by all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Dunn
B. ©. Rienks
Hoyt
So Hopkins
Miss Tinker
Horace Hopkins
Will Carleton
O. Rienks
Bartholomew
Deaths of Mary Nelson Former Greeley Girl
Mary Nelson aged about 20, a former Greeley girl, died in Fort Collins Tuesday afternoon. The body was brought to Greeley for interment and buried yesterday afternoon. Services were held in Macy's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nelson
Greeley
Fort Collins
Macy’s
Local Notes From Eaton Area Towns
Wyatt and Mrs Meek visited Eaton on Friday. Farmers loaded potatoes. Albert Woods suffers from appendicitis. R F D man Mr Sheppard travels in a new mail wagon. Superintendent Snook paid a welcome visit to the school. Miss Jessie Smith and cousin Miss Kelley of Greeley shopped in Eaton. Eddie and Willie Williams returned from the range after fixing a cattle watering place. Gus Anderson family moved to a farm near Greeley. Mr Spencer to move into Anderson’s vacated place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Woods
Sheppard
Snook
Jessie Smith
Miss Kelley
Greeley
Eaton
Eddie
Willie Williams
Gus Anderson
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Anderson
Yon Yonson to Play at Greeley Opera House Saturday
Local notices report people visiting Denver Greeley and Eaton with weekend gatherings. The play Yon Yonson, featuring Nelse Erickson, will be presented at the Greeley Opera House next Saturday January 23 with a new scenic vestiture and strong company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelse Erickson
Mr. Erickson
I. W. Little
Harry Bond
James C. Mack
Thomas O’brien
Eri. H. Bender
Frank Thorndyke
W. H. Konst
Helen Ridgeway
Maude LePage
Madge Woods
Minnie Sharp
Mae Woods
von Yonson
Wreeley Opera House
Yon Yonson Draws Big Receipts Despite Long Run
The comedy Yon Yonson remains a strong draw in its twelfth year. Reports indicate receipts are larger than in prior runs, with the play sustaining life through ongoing novelty and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon Yonson
Pine Woods
Minnesota
North Dakota
Thomas Yates Declares Separation From Mrs Alice Yates
The signer Thomas Yates states he shall not live with Mrs Alice Yates again and will pay no bills of her contraction from this date, indicating a formal separation or monetarial pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Yates
Thomas Yates
Water rights pursue Cache La Poudre irrigation expansion
Fort Collins activists William Rist and John McNabb filed for headwater water rights on Michigan river and built canals to feed the Cache La Poudre valley. They sold the venture to F. C. Grable and associates who plan a four mile ditch to divert 150 cubic feet per second into the Poudre with about 50000 dollars to be spent next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
William Rist
John McNabb
Michigan River
Cachea Poudre
Medicine Bow Range
Platte
F. C. Grable
Denver
Correction to Meeker Emerson remark in Greeley lecture
Lilian Whiting corrects a misquote from her Greeley lecture about Nathan Meeker and Ralph Emerson. She states Meeker and Mrs. Meeker were well known and esteemed in Boston and notes Emerson once inquired about the authors of Meeker's New York Tribune articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Nathan Cook Meeker
Emerson
Boston
Greeley
Meeker
Lilian Whiting
S Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed by Texas Minister
Rev Carlisle P B Martin of Waverly Texas endorses S Ballard's Horehound Syrup for throat and lung troubles. He notes it loosens phlegm and stops coughing after a small dose and praises its pleasant taste. Available 25¢ 50c and 1.00 at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle P. B. Martin
Waverly
Texas
Elected Directors at Greeley and First National Banks
Greeley National Bank stockholders reelected the old board: J. L. Brush, H. C. Watson, J. A. Rankin, W. M. Boomer, C. G H. Wheeler, R. H. Johns, H. D. Parker. First National Bank also kept its old board: Asa Sterling, E. R. Thayer, H. M. DeVotte, R. F. Graham, D. B. Wyatt, Robert Steele, J. L. Ewing. An advertisement endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion with a testimonial from George W. Emory of Rock Millis, Ala. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Brush
H. C. Watson
J. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
C. G H. Wheeler
R. H. Johns
H. D. Parker
First National Bank
Asa Sterling
E. R. Thayer
H. M. DeVotte
R. F. Graham
D. B. Wyatt
Robert Steele
J. L. Ewing
Chamberlain
George W. Emory
Rock Millis
Ala
Hoffman Milling Sues To Preserve Water Power Rights
The Hoffman Milling company of Fort Collins sues Colorado Milling and Elevator and Windsor Reservoir seeking to force Lindel Mills to continue using water for power. They claim water returned to the river after powering Lindel mills remains available to Hoffman and contest Windsor’s use of the water to fill its reservoir. The case cites prior supreme court rulings and the No 2 reservoir's rights amid an irrigation dispute on the Cache la Poudre river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Milling Company
Fort Collins
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
Lindel Mills
Windsor Reservoir Company
Linden Mills
Hoffman Mills
No. 2
Supreme Court
Windsor
Hotte Mill
Cache la Poudre
Larimer County
Larimer County Ditch
New Beet Contracts Set One Year Price At Five
The Greeley Sugar company prints new beet contracts offering five dollars per ton for beets delivered to the factory or rail dumps. The one year term standardizes beet prices across northern Colorado and may lead to record beet acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Sugar Company
Colorado
Flowers in Bloom in Antonio and southern trips offered
Flowers in Bloom in Antonio highlights a winter scene described as quaint and delightful. The Colorado & Southern Railway advertises a round trip from Denver at $41.10 and suggests map out pleasure trips to southern resorts or across the Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Imperfect Digestion and a Remedy Promising Vitality
The ad claims imperfect digestion lowers nutrition and vitality. It states that liver bile secretion failure leads to bilious blood, poor digestion, and constipation, and promotes Herbine as a tonic for stomach liver and kidneys, appetite and complexion, lasting energy. Available at 50 cents a bottle from all druggists.
For Rent A Few Improved Farms in Wheatland Wyoming
Notice offers several improved farms for rent with a superior water system. Inquiries directed to F. E. Davis in Wheatland Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Davis
Wheatland
Wyo
Rummage Sale for Library Benefit Planned
A rummage sale at 1125 Sixth Street is scheduled for Thursday and Friday January 28 and 29 to benefit the library associations. The sale will be postponed if a storm develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Cars Scarce Burdening Produce Trade Across Railways
Produce dealers fear car shortages as only the Santa Fe line could supply sufficient cars for long fruit hauls from California to the east, and that line has reportedly withdrawn all available cars. As a result, produce prices continue to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jong
California
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Clark
Baptist Church of
Main Street
P. H. Hughes
Mr. Smith
Rankin Farm
Mr. Roberts
Thomas Hutchison
Walter Kimsey
Idaho
Mr. Stone
New Methodist Church
Peckham
Mr. Ferris
Robert Harris
James McGruder
Fred Crane
Oklahoma
F. E. Bonifield
Havana
Cuba
Mrs. Bonifield
Severan‘e
Daisy Law
Jennie Cater
Big Bend
Mrs. DeVinney
Lasalle
Wylie of
John Dunn
East Evans
E. C. Herrington
Melville Faris
James Beattie
D. M. Lewis
Bertha Brooks of
Mr. Duncan
Mrs. James Beattie
George Bedford
Iowa
Kansas
Charlie Moore
Frank Bentley
Ralph Ellis
Postal Telegraph Company
Greeley High School
Norman Yonker
Beebe
Ogdens
Nelson
Wyatt
Mr. and
Mrs. Meek
G. N. Sustine
J. G. Reynolds
F. E. Bates
C. P. Zoehner
Lizzie Mumper
W. A. Hfe
B. M. Lair
Grandma Grant
W. W Tinker
S. C. Dickinson
Colorado Springs
W. N. Platner
WR Teas
M. E. Church
Dr. Merrit
G. H Denio
Emerson and
Mr. Meeker
Weld and
Larimer Counties
Antonio
C. P. Kemmerer
Champion
Greeley, Colorado
Fireeley Steam Laundry
Union Pacific
Unicel, Mat Oel
Paul
Union Station
Canal and
Adams Streets
J. E. Preston
17Th St
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