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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
10
Dentist frRank K Stockover appears in the public record with practice at Room 410 Opera House Block in Greeley Colorado. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Highlandlake residents report ice has been put up but dusty wind spoiled its quality. A Denver stock show drew Mead's large attendance with praise for the event and fine stock. Water in the Highland ditch was scarce for cisterns and irrigation. Mr Somers and family, former locals, are in Cheyenne and plan a move to Greeley after widespread illness.
A series of regional moves and land transactions are noted including Bert Jenneway visiting Hazleton, Chas Johnson moving to a farm east of Greeley, First National Bank disposing of a 180 acre farm, Gus Carlson and W O Michael relocating families, Harsh purchasing a dairy wagon, and multiple farm trades involving John Strom, Claus Peterson, and J G Graham.
Pete Larson's infant Elsie has been seriously ill for several days. Will Avery and family visited Fort Collins relatives Friday to Sunday. Roach brothers visit Smith brothers' mountain ranch. Durand sale last week and Durand moves to Fort Collins with family. Purcell traveled from Berthond Friday to photograph the Friends. Twenty one present. Eli Avery and Jack Morey move to dry land claims. families delayed relocation. Aid meetings noted with Mrs. Shull and upcoming with Mrs. Rodefer. Mrs. Hodges moved into her own house. Leon plans Montana departure. Peterson Bros. to reside on J W Purvis farm formerly Hodges residence.
Mrs Wolk has grip this week. Miss Cora Bainbridge spent days in Denver. Farmers are arranging for the coming season. Miss Carrie Ellis visited Mrs Winehold of Evans. Miss Julia Varney of Idaho Springs visits her sister Mrs Helen Lewis. Mrs A L Reeves ill but gaining slowly. Mrs W E Morrison of Evans visited LaSalle friends. Mrs Geo Gregory of Hardin visits her parents. Shaw Kelso of Delta was visiting D S Ellis. Mr and Mrs Will Sawyer of Pleasant Valley spent last Monday with Mr and Mrs D Ellis.
Jas Beattie spent Friday and Saturday with his brother J F Beattie at St Luke's hospital in Denver. Mrs McAfee of Greeley Mrs Barry of Evans and Mrs J F Beattie were dinner guests at Mrs Jas Beattie's home on Thursday. Ed Packer arrived from Nampa Idaho Friday to attend to his father who is reported to have passed the crisis and is slowly improving.
Fort Lupton items report Mrs. G R Vickroy recovering from an illness, community visits from F M Overman of Yampa and others. Public auction set for February 1 with G C Bruce and Nate Stover, plus Latin of local meetings, stock show praise, and club gathering. Longtime resident J Hayden family depart for southern California. In Brighton, W Nix dies after heart illness. J F members honor his memory at Hillside Cemetery in Fort Lupton.
The new D. R. Mc Arthur Hardware Company store to the west of the Missouri river is nearly complete and touted as a model for efficiency. It features underground oil tanks and five pumps with an instant gauge to measure quantities, reducing required staff while keeping work tidy and fast.
A newspaper section argues for frank, heart-to-heart talks on catarrh cures. It emphasizes selling patente medicines at low prices while withholding ingredient details and warns against untrustworthy claims, urging customers to rely on the shop’s honesty.
A private train excursion from Denver on January 28 departs via Colorado & Southern to view prehistoric Mexican ruins. Reservations are urged with T. E. Fisher listed as the general passenger agent.
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