Ault News Roundup: Fire, Travel, and Town Appointments
All Over Weld notes Mr and Mrs Dye welcome a son on June 30. Poe moved to a new house south of the church. Mr and Mrs John Hayden visit Denver and Boulder for a week. The town rents half a night of water to improve gardens. Chas Robinson family vacationed at Fort Collins and in the mountains. Miss Mabel Padget praised for ringing the church bell after the fire. Night watchman C Todd appointed with six months salary funded by business men. Many residents head to the mountains for weeks. Auld residents including Pence, Padger family, Richey family, Coffee family, Edwards, and Allison travel. Dave Camp from Greeley arrested a man suspected as a firebug, but locals doubt it due to the suspect’s ties to Ault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. C. Todd
R. L. Pence
R. L. Pence, Jr
Evans residents share news from Denver and nearby towns
Evans notes community visits and arrivals from Denver, Greeley and Idaho. Guests include Miss Lulu Brubaker, Miss Annetta Wylie, and Rev J M Wylie. Local events feature races, socials, dancing, and church activities with Epworth League attendees and an ice cream social planned.
Picnic at Whitman’s grave draws crowd for Fourth
Ashton residents traveled to Windsor for Independence Day while Whitman’s grave picnic drew 45 attendees. Thos. McGunnigle dominated events with six firsts and five seconds, winning in targets, stake driving, spike driving, nails driven, and sprints among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Whitman
W.mce Gunnigle
EB. Swink
Bertha Whit- Man
Thos. McGunnigle
Oscar Moody
Wm. Carson
Chas. Swink
Edward Waite
Lemuel McIndoo
Milo McCollum
Maurice Whitman
MecIndoo
Selberg
Thos. McGinnige
Lemuel Mckadoo
Local Harvest Activity and Community Events Near Highlandlake
Highlandlake farmers work hay this week while fishing parties abound and youths attend a Berthoud dance and band concert. Grace and Mable Evans of Windsor visit relatives as Miss Metta Waite and Mrs Daeschner host the Ladies Aid with solos duets choruses and a musical hunt. Refreshments are served and guests praise the entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace and
Mable Evans
Windsor
Berthoud
Metta Waite
Daeschner
Waite
Delta local notes on crops and new phone lines
The Delta reports beets look especially well and cucumbers are set for picking. J A Thompson sold his place and will move to town. Beets and crops are strong. The independent telephone has expanded with new lines east of the cemetery. S Archibald, now near Evans, is adding to his house and hosted a neighborhood dance last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Foley
Clarkson
Evans
Eaton social notes from Greeley and area
Mrs Wm Sheer visited Greeley between trains on Saturday. Tomer Hileman rode the Denver bound train Monday. Will Lyons of Greeley did business in Haton on Tuesday. Will Aramatoye and wife spent the Fourth with relatives in Windsor. Miss Summers of Gunnison visits aunt Mrs J F Coff man. A W Ward and wife with others have gone to the mountains. S D Dickerson, formerly Eaton now Greeley, was in town Sunday. Wallace Laybourn of Windsor is listed among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Eaton
Greeley
Eaton
Order of the Eastern Star of Eaton
Sarah Jones
Willie
Hailey
Idaho
Wm. Sheer
Tomer Hileman
Denver
Will Lyons
Haton
Will Aramatoye
Windsor
S. D. Dickerson
Beans Canned by Silver State Plant in Fort Lupton
In Fort Lupton the Silver State Canning company began canning beans on Wednesday. Local residents report a good crop this year and several residents made short moves or business trips in the area. A church group attended the Epworth League convention in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver State Canning Company
Dancing and Concert on the Mountain Summit
A special train departs Greeley at 7:45 am Friday July 21 for Glacier Lake for a dancing and concert event. Operated by Colorado & Southern and Colorado & Northwestern, it offers open observation cars at a rate of 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Lake
Colorado & Southern
Colorado & Northwestern
Greeley
Ladies Aid Meeting and Socials in Bic Bend
The Ladies' Aid met at the church Tuesday. Visitors include Mrs Tayior of Louisville staying with Mr and Mrs Wiggett. An ice cream social is planned at Miss Esther Nelson's Friday. A surprise party honored Mrs Boal on Tuesday. Visitors Mr Nelson and daughter with Mr Carl Domnerus were in Denver Tuesday. Mr Manful and sister from Brighton visited Mrs John Pritchard. Mr Willson family moved into their new home after buying Mr Mackey's place. A Barr home picnic was well attended Tuesday. Neal Duncan of Maitland visited his in laws the Pritchards last week en route to Cheyenne for electrician work. A Gordon visited Greeley on homestead business at Box Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Somerville
Parkersburg
W. W
Wm. Clayton
Blanche Middleton
Kelley
Miss Chapman
Greeley
Women of
Woodcraft
J. E. Snook
Ladies’ Aid
M. E
Charles Turner
T. C. Milner
Salt Lake
Denver
Wm. Goodanl
Alta
Long Beach
California
Tayior
Louisville
Wiggett
Esther Nelson
Boal
Nelson
Carl Domnerus
Manful
Brighton
John Pritchard
Willson
Mackey
Barr
Neal Duncan
Maitland
Colo
Local residents featured in Sunday visits and travels
Johnstown resident Will Newman spent Sunday with his mother near Hillsboro. Henry Conway returned home after a long stay in Kansas. Glendale Holmes visited Welcome Hill with J Wailes. Mr and Mrs Bob Balentine spent several days in Windsor last week. Will Clayecomb traveled east of the state earlier in the week for cattle work. Mrs Waite and her baby plan to visit relatives in Cripple Creek this coming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison McCollum
Armond McCollum
Thos. McGunnigle
Oscar Moody
Allen Swink
Selberg
Mrs. Carlson
Hallie Daven
Etta Gross
Ed. Waite
Will Newman
Hillsboro
Henry Conway
Kansas
Glendale Holmes
J. Wailes
Welcome Hill
Bob Balentine
Windsor
Social Notes From the Community Roundup
Cipson Mrs. Ralph Harris hosts her sister from Kansas and Mrs. Sweet with daughter call at S L Spurgeon’s. J S Clague sold Gus Mellin’s farm recently to a Golden buyer for 4200 dollars. Mr and Mrs McCurry and Ella visit Fort Collins relatives. Petzke family move in near the sugar factory. Rev and Mrs Taylor with two children leave for Holbrook Nebraska after three weeks with Spurgeon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurry
Ella
Fort Collins
Community Notes From Alliance and Nearby Towns
Geo. Thomas Crover spent the Fourth with his parents at Alliance Nebraska. Mr. Jackson and family are visiting relatives at Snyder this week. Walter Jackson of Sharon Springs Kansas is visiting his mother this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Thomas
Alliance
Neb
Mr. Jackson
Snyder
Walter Jackson
Sharon Springs
Kan
Clubs Gather for Summer Meeting With Alaska Paper
The Club met at Mrs. Sol Hopkins's home on June 30 with strong attendance and a lively program. A paper on A Summer in Alaska by Mrs Williams of Denver was read by Mrs Hopkins, followed by Miss Nichols reading How the First Flag Was Made. Refreshments and a playful finger bowl finished the gathering as members departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Hopkins
James Graham
Alaska
Williams
Denver
Hopkins
Kondike
Rohins and Kaiser Tie The Knot In Denver Nuptials
Miss Edith A. Rohins and Charles A. Kaiser married on July Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. A. Davis. Both spouses are from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Miller
Edith A. Rohias
Charles A. Kaiser
J. A. Davis
Denver
Bly Daughter Weds James E Gies In Denver Ceremony
Miss Winnie Bly eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Bly of 1224 Twelfth avenue married James E Gies of London England on Sunday July 2 in the Methodist Episcopal church in Denver. Rev Montgomery officiated. The bride attended Normal school here last term and the groom has also made his home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Bly
L. G. Bly
Twelfth Avenue
James E. Gies
London
England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Montgomery
Hillsboro Social and Travel Notes Mixed Readouts
Hillsboro reports Charles Griffith visiting Greeley on Saturday. Tom and Dave Jones began a Sunday excursion in the hills. Mr and Mrs Bowles visited Mrs Stewart of Platteville. Mr and Mrs Herman Rogers with a party left last week for a trip. Mr and Mrs Mossman and family spent last week in Windsor. Miss Stevens returned to Loveland after a visit with her brother Jim Stevens. Local beer crops show thinning and weeded work improving prospects.
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Tom
Dave Jones
Hills
Mrs. Bowles
Stewart
Platteville
Herman Rogers
Mrs. Mossman
Windsor
Miss Stevens
Loveland
Jim Stevens
Marriage at Mrs. Peppmayer's Home in Denver
Miss Pauline F Jenschenag wed Arthur G Sutor of Greeley at the bride’s mother's Denver home on a Thursday afternoon. Rev G A Schmidt presided in a small gathering of family and friends. The bride is little known in Greeley, while the groom belongs to the Sutor Brothers firm, bakers at the Phoenix bakery on Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peppmayer
Williams Street
Denver
Pauline F. Jenschenag
Arthur G. Sutor
Greeley
G. A. Schmidt
Sutor Brothers
Phoenix Bakery
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Crow Creek Enters Haying Season Amid Social Plans
Crow Creek moves into haying season as residents plan a social at the S. L. W. school house Friday night July 14 with ice cream cake and lemonade. Miss Pearl Cannon remains on the sick list while visitors include Walter Jackson from Kansas visiting his brother T. J. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. C Stockton in Colorado Springs. Matt Robinson visits Ray and George Standiford. Milton Grogin visits cousin Bertha Gaston from Sunday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jackson
Kansas
T. J. Jackson
C. Stockton
Colorado Springs
Matt Robinson
Ray
George Standiford
Milton Grogin
Bertha Gaston
Holiness band meets on village streets. town visits noted
Holiness band members held a street meeting in the village on Sunday. Will Kingsbury was in town last Thursday for ranch business. Thomas Halpin and his wife spent the Fourth with Don Heffer man and his wife and sister Miss Halpin. James Warren of Hover ranch sold two carloads of cattle on the Denver market Tuesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness
Our Village
Will Kingsbury
Thomas Halpin
Don Hefferman
Miss Halpin
James Warren
Hover Ranch
Denver
Free Wedding Trip Excursion Offer From Greeley Tribune
One couple from each town along the line can win a free wedding trip including marriage license minister and wedding dinner by joining the Greeley Tribune Eldora excursion on July 21. Write the editor for particulars. Free band concert and dance at the pavilion for all excursionists. Fare three dollars round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Eldora
The
Pavillion
Summer Vacation Rates From Denver to Missouri River Points
Union Pacific announces elevated travel rates for summer via Denver to Missouri river points including Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and intermediate points to Memphis St Louis Peoria Chicago Milwaukee Duluth St Paul Minneapolis with travel dates May 27 29 June 3 5 6 10 12 13 and July 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 at one fare plus 2 dollars for round trip Final limit October 31 J C Ferguson general agent 941 Seventeenth Street Denver Colo.
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Memphis
St. Louis
Peoria
Chicago
Milwaukee
Duluth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J.C. Ferguson
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colo
Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism in Danville
G Higbee of Danville Illinois writes about being bedridden four months with rheumatism two years earlier. After using Ballards Snow Liniment one bottle cured him and he cheerfully recommends it to others suffering from the affliction. Sold by J F Fezer for 2 cents, ce, or 1 dollar.
Denver and Return Offer at $1.50 Sundays via UP
Union Pacific announces a Denver route special with round trips priced at $1.50 every Sunday through September 18. The deal covers weekly travel from Denver and returns, highlighting a limited-time weekend fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
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Lulu Brubaker
Theo. Ennis
Kersey
John Robinson
Ault
Annetta Wylie
J. M. Wylie
Adolph Erickson
Mrs. Archibald
Delta and
Lamberton
Horton
East
Stillman
G. H. Young
P. H. Herriott
Epworth League
Jack O'Grady
J. W. Myers
Bakersfield
Gali
Los Angeles
Anna Lundstrom
Ashton
Paul and
Chas. Holmquist
Andy Holmquist
Wm. Smith
Martha
Emma Boresen
Ladies Missionary Aid Society
Ladies’ Missionary Aid Society
Ed Daven
Rev. Macy
Miss Macy
Miss Bundy
Iowa
India Dickerson
Wm. Platner
Boulder
George Box
Xenia
Ill
Fred Weller
Er. K. Packard
Mrs. Baker and Son
Colorado
John Nass
Charles
Iowa City
Iown
Nass
James Beeler
Liberty Hall
DELTA
Harland Shearer
Mr. von Rosenburg
Miss Summers of
Gunnison
J. F. Coffman
A. W.ward
Mrs. Wardo
Wallace Laybourn
Fort
Lupton
A. R. Fisher
Denver Street
W. J. Burge
P. S. Junge
B. E. Newton
Lincoln
Mike Moran
New York
Empson Canning Company
G. S. Allsebrook
C. M. Ireland
Box Elder
G. W. Twombly
H. J. Grace
May McClare
Grace Coburn
C.G. Philip
St. John
Bic Bend
A. Gordon
Johnstown
Will Clayecomb
Mrs. Waite
Baby
Cripple Creek
Cipson
Ralph Harris
Crover
North Side Country Club
Rohins-Kaiser
Bly-Gies
Chas. Griffith
Jenschenag-Sutor
Bartlett Lumber Co.’s
Bartlett Lumber
Greeley Employment Agency
Geo. W. Mays
F.e.baker& Meeker
Bell
Ind
Illinois
Northwest
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Galena
Freeport
Rockford
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Evansville
Nashville
17Th St
James Culton
Crow Creek
Miss Pearl Cannon
Boston
North-Western
Misson River
D. H. Hoops
General Agt. C. & N
Union Naa
Texas
International & Great Northern
D. J. Price
G. P
G.N. R.R
Palestine, Texas
Avia
G. H. Kirts
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