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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
2
Highland lake reports Mrs. Palmer sick with grip while Rufus Mead worsens slowly. Wm Himmingsen completed a large ice house and plans to fill it soon as several farmers stored ice last week. Ice thickness is about seven inches. Fritz Magnuson and bride departed for a state honeymoon this week.
George Reed buys a fine team of colts. Miss Elnora Goodwin visits with Mrs. Hoffendorfer and calls on neighbors. J B Archibald injures knee and uses crutches. The road between Lizzie Green and Archibald now fenced and open. Delta residents attend the Denver stock show including J W Shearer Mr McConnel Claud Clarkson Guy Welch and the Foleys.
Ashton F. C. Miller of Wellington stayed with Mr and Mrs Rasmusen the past week. Oscar Moody of Hazelton returned to the Literary event after a long illness. Mr and Mrs Peter Rasmusen visited a brother in Wellington. Frank Smart of Evans joined their daughter and son H Miller this past week. The Jan 26 Literary program featured a debate on gambling versus intemperance with Omer Kyle and John Lonstrom for the affirmative and Wm. A. Carlson and Mr Trust for the negative.
Nunn W. P. Lemonds rode to Denver last Monday while Dr H K Parker conducted business there last week. Arthur Turner and family moved from Longmont to a place near Nunn. Frank Brewington of Eaton was in town for a couple of days last week. Mr and Mrs Gee Winterburn welcomed a daughter on January 2. E A Teter plans a meat market here and has built an ice house for future filling. About 45 friends honored Chris H Nelson with a surprise 61st birthday party at his home.
The guests presented Mr. Nelson with a handsome Bible as a token of esteem. Fellows offered remarks and thanked him for the kindly spirit behind the remembrance. At a late hour the visitors departed wishing him many happy returns.
Wyatt 8 H Birdsall of Pine Bluffs Nebraska was in the vicinity recently. Relatives of Geo Williams and a New York wife are visiting them. EB Blandin attended the W O W stag party at Eaton Saturday. David Higgins was called to Missouri by his mother's illness. W L Harrison of Cozan Nebraska visits his sister Mrs Armstrong. Mrs Fred Mason and Miss Graves of Greeley visited their sister Mrs Doolittle at the Wyatt ranch last Tuesday. County Superintendent L H Harrison received a petition to transfer W J Farr land to Collins district and the school board supports the move.
Tom Stack returns from Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs John Roberts host C L Weller and wife. E Barrows and wife visit the capital. Dover families attend the Jones Jones wedding in Wellington. Fort Collins carpenters erect a house for L N Ward east of town. Chas Van Why and family visit O W Nye ranch Olive Branch district. H O Welty recovering at Boulder sanitarium. Dover citizens form a Commercial club with Martin Adams elected president and Chas Van Why as secretary.
Fairplay notes Chas Sarbaugh attending to business in Ault Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stiff visited the capital city last week. H Webber entertained Fred Mimmack of Eaton at Sunday dinner. Mrs A Alkire and Miss Maud Dukes were Eaton visitors one day last week. Murray moves to the Lamb place. B H Wykert of Severance attended to business nearby last Friday. Mrs A M Bartholomew and daughter Hazel visited Mrs Alfred Nelson in Collins district. Jack Carroll and wife hosted a gathering with dancing and games last Saturday evening for a good time.
Miss Elsie Layburn on sick list. F R Harrington visited Denver on business. Douglas Bucke and wife visited Windsor relatives. Lewis Kern shipped thirteen carloads of fat lambs to Chicago. Miss Laura Doty of Fort Collins visited Windsor friends. Rev R H Lampkin of Dexter preached at the Christian church. P Farber of Denver opened a tailoring shop in former photographic gallery. G W Amoss and wife went to Denver. Armoss wife stayed a few days. Ben Sautter moved back into the section house.
The infant sons of Geo W Foster and wife died Friday and were buried Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev Cooper in charge. Chas Chipin and family with W Hunt from Boulder attended Mrs J Alcorn’s funeral in Greeley Monday.
Lasalle J A Beattie is reported convalescent. Mrs L Ogilvy has been ill for ten days. R B Kelso of Delta spent Friday with D B Ellis. Evangelistic meetings are held at the Presbyterian church this week. Mrs Harbottle of Greeley visited Prof Harbottle Thursday evening. Capt Ogilvy won first prize for the finest lamb at the Denver stock show last week. Mrs R Sullivan and her husband left for Lincoln Neb where Mrs Sullivan will enter a sanitarium for treatment.
Green City reports crowded classrooms as grip illness hits younger children hard. Fort Morgan visit mentioned. Four year old Bush child injured by a horse breaking a leg. C B Rhodes sells Deer Trail property and plans Mill Iron ranch. New irrigation district line by northsiders noted. Griffin hosts Mill iron ranch social event enjoyed by attendees.
Evans C B Ramsdale was a Denver visitor last Monday. Henry F Behrens is suffering with a severe attack of grip. James Philips of Greeley was transacting business in Evans Saturday. Mrs Lockhurper went to Denver Monday morning for a few days visit with friends. Rev A J Ragett will deliver chalk talks next Friday in the A P church. Shaw Kelso of Delta was calling on Evans friends last Thursday. Born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Hardwick in Pueblo a son. Mrs Hardwick formerly Emma Willie of Evans. The Bovard family of Sterling welcomed a baby girl. The reservoir west of town will be rebuilt with a concrete dam holding double the water. Mr and Mrs Mattox and others visited the Denver stock show. Vernon Jay returned from Rock River Wyo where he worked for Union Pacific for two months. Mrs Ellis Lundy entertained at tea last Wednesday at her mother Mrs P W Hughes on Laramie St with Mrs O Zittlie of Denver and Miss Bessie Bliss of Greeley.
The infant son of Theo Jol is sick with pneumonia amid many others suffering from colds and grip. The year old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Jol is also ill with pneumonia. Mrs E G Huff visits her daughter Mrs Wm Calhoun in Palisade. Mrs Lute Brown is ill. Mr and Mrs Brown lost their infant son last week, buried at Eaton cemetery. Hiram England moved his family into a new house across the street. Died Jan 24 of pneumonia.
Several deaths and community updates mark Eaton events. John R. Joll died of pneumonia aged about 75. burial at Eaton cemetery after a Congregational church funeral. Johnnie Edwards died of consumption. buried in Eaton cemetery. Mrs. John Hayden died after pneumonia. burial at Boulder. Diphtheria and pneumonia affect residents. families relocate houses and stock moves noted. Community meetings filled with papers on progress and home life. W O W party hosts 21 applicants. Woman's Club topics include women in progress and homes.
Cipson Swan traveled to Hardin on business. Calvin sold his farm to Peterson of Windsor. Erickson rented a ten acre tract to J W Evans. Mellin family from Lucerne visited relatives. Evans spending hundreds on garden property. Boyd and sons plan cattle auction next week. Jenneway visited brother Bert, now living in Lucerne. Joe Anderson plans a five room cottage on recently purchased land. Moore contracted to complete a wasteway for No 3 ditch and will start soon. Gibson in Kansas City on business, returning soon. Houston plans dairy upgrades and tenant telephone and later home power, using reservoirs as generators.
Willis Eatong in Denver Wednesday. Rev and Mrs E Payne in Denver Thursday. Mrs Obas Krueger improving after illness. Born to Robert Brewington and wife a son on Friday January 18. J D Ashby renting 160 acres from W J Farr after returning from Idaho. T Logan of Idaho Springs and H Raber of Boulder visited Eaton friends last week. Mr and Mrs E Lager entertained F J Allnutt family of Greeley last week. Rev and Mrs Chas Elliott of Ault guests of Rev and Mrs S C Dickinson Monday. Frances Thompson at Colorado College spent a few days at home. Mr and Mrs J Dougherty of Toronto visiting R M and L M Hutchinson. Fred Shattuck building a house on his claim east of shore. J C Noecker Co finished the foundation. Mr and Mrs J Swigsson left for a visit in the ...
J H Wright undertakes an addition to his home while J H Oster visits kin near Kiowa. Will Roeck and John Oster hold the contract to fill the separator ice house, which stores about one hundred tons of ice. Ad Fry learns of his brother West Fry’s death after a train accident at Salida. West formerly resided here and friends are shocked by the loss.
The district court jury awarded Baroness von Richtofen 1810 dollars in her 92000 damage suit against Bijou Irrigation district. They granted 210 for land taken for the inlet ditch to the New Empire reservoir and 1600 for residue. The district had offered 5000 to settle but she declined.
The Colorado & Southern promote illustrated literature on the sister republic and offer special round trip rates. T. RB. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver.
The text records Charles N Jackson cashier swearing a full true statement of the bank's affairs as of Monday January 1907. The document notes the oath was administered by W Ferguson, a notary public, with a commission expiring January 1310.
The document lists assets and items such as loans and discounts totaling 530,734 and 52 overdrafts. securities including U. S. bonds and various bank holdings. a banking house and fixtures valued at 5 66 cee. other real estate owned. due from national banks and reserves. checks and cash items. notes of other national banks. lawful money and treasury notes totaling 1,020,407.50. It shows reserves and circulation components and a mortgage fund with the U. S. treasurer.
Be. J. Decker is cashier of the Weld County bank. He swears to the accuracy of a financial statement showing resources totaling 387 668 86 including loans and discounts 250 354 and various reserve items. The document lists bonds securities and cash items and notes the emption fund and due from other banks.
State of Colorado Weld County. Bank cashier T Neill certifies the cash ledger. Notes list U S bonds and premiums, checks and other cash items, notes of other national banks, fractional currency, and lawful money reserve. Redemption fund with U S Treasurer and total figures are stated as true to the cashier’s knowledge.
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