Local Notes and Socials This Week
Miss L. Sawyer returns from a three week visit to relatives in Illinois. Mr H. Jordan and wife and Mr E. H. Gale and wife depart for Manitou for the summer. A. W. Davis and wife come back to Greeley after a month in Iowa and Wisconsin. A public dance at the Opera House Hall tomorrow features the Dutch Band and expect a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Norcross
Greeley
Longmont
L. Sawyer
Ilinois
H. Jordan
E. H. Gale
Manitou
A. W. Davis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Opera House
Public Library to Close for Cataloguing Two Weeks
The Public Library will close after this Wednesday evening for two weeks to allow the librarian to catalogue new books and complete other necessary work. The note lists local happenings including illness, travel, and community events in Greeley.
Lupton Visit Notes And Local Diversions
From Our Own Correspondent Fort Lupton July 26 Miss Helen Pace of Denver visits Mrs T C Winbourn Rev Kent White of the Denver University preaches to Lupton residents University boys popular in town Mr T L Monson arrives with new stepper dubbed Jay I See You by locals The youth gather at Mrs Dr Hubbell’s parlors enjoying a game titled Waspephant Chinaman Copies of full game info available from E L St John or Chas Safford Assistant P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Luptos
Helen Pace
Denver
T. C. Winbourn
Kent White
Denver University
Lupton
T. L. Monson
Jay
Real estate transfers recorded in Weld County clerk notes
Transfers include Platte & Beaver Improvement Company to Hawks & Tuckerman multiple sections in townships 4 and 5, R 55 and 56, plus blocks in Brush addition. James C. Scott gains sections 26 and 1 and a block in Brush addition. Mary Bracewell to Weld County a 60 foot land strip for a county road. W F Thompson to Orlando White lot 0 block 10 in Fort Morgan. L H Bartlett to L N Baldwin lot 2 block 2 Fort Morgan. Platte River Land Company to W E Pabor lot 21 block 30 Platteville. call for Weld County exhibit at National Agricultural Exposition in Kansas City starting Sept 15 1887 with prep guidance. note notice of George O Stevens groceries on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte & Beaver Improvement Company
Hawks & Tuckerman
Brush
James C. Scott
Mary Bracewell
Weld County
W. F. Thompson
Orlando White
Thompson
Fort Morgan
L. H. Bartlett
L. N. Baldwin
Platte River Land Company
W. E. Pabor
Platteville
Union Bank to Build New 50x115 Foot Stone Block
Plans completed for a two story plus basement Union Bank building on Eighth street with offices on the second floor and stores on the rear fronting Eighth avenue. The block will house a 33 by 41 foot bank room, nine foot high basement front, and dual stairways. The project would rank among the finest business blocks in Greeley, comparable to the Opera House and First National structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Court House
Presbyterian Church
Jacob Welch
Sheriff Love
College Avenue
Ike Farrar
Livermore
John Young
Horace Wheeler
First National Bank
G. A. Webb
Union Bank
Bank
Eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Greeley Opera House
First National
Post Office
Proving Up Meeker Townsite Marks Bold 1887 Step
The Meeker Herald recounts the 1887 proving up on the Meeker townsite. Mayor William H. Clark Town Recorder G D Thayer and Trustee J L McHatton presented title to the town on July 8 1887. The Meeker Townsite Company funded public improvements as residents prepared for deeds and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
William H. Clark
G. D. Thayer
J. L. McHatton
White River
Meeker Townsite Company
W. H. Clark
Charles S. Attix
T. J. Little
Georges. Allsebrook
James Lyttle
Washington
Clark
Thayer
Meeker Town
Glenwood Land Office
Meeker Herald
Court ruling on barb wire fences along highways
It is stated that courts have decided no boundary fence can be made of barb wire without the consent of adjacent landowners, and any man who installs a barbed wire fence along the highway becomes liable for all injuries to stock passing the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Age of Steel
Also Mentioned on This Page
A C. Watson
Main Street
H. N. Haynes
Arthur & McDonald
Greeley, Colorado
Alene T. Bacon
Boomer
Greeley, Colo
A. Bennett
Attorney AT Law
Hunter & West's Bank
Pars & Taylor
General Blacksmiths
Deering
H H. Barton
Practical Watch Maker
Colo
First National Bank Block
Colorado
H D. Webster
J. L. Koonz & Son
Childrens Pictures
H. D. Webster
E. Garrigues
Ralph Talbot
Attorney-At-Law
Clayton Block
Lawrence and
17Th Streets
Southard
T C. Morley
J. Whiteman
Ninth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Wilson
Wilson’s Bookstore
J. E. McCreery
Law
Firs Nationa Ea Reeley
Robert Steele
Notary Public
John M. Wallace
Nat'l Bank
Robert Steele & CO
Ames C. Scott
Jones & Wyman
Architect and Builders
Ninth Avenue
the Park
M. Dille
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Boomer's
Aovelty Repair Shop
A. B. Wolfenden
Home News
Mayor West
Herkimer County
New York
8. A. Wallace
la Salle School
Clarence Wood
Messrs. Wood & Mayher
Weld County Fair Association
Sun Publishing Co
Robert
George Graham
Polti
Seely’s Lake
Long's Peak
Canton Greeley
P. M
G. O. Stevens
J. J. Stevens
J. B. Lucas
Marine City
Michigan
Rev
A. H. Lucas
J. C. Scott
Spring Dale
Boulder County
Louise Gilbertson
Fisk
Rutledge
Evans
W. F. Bradner
Detroit
Greeley Amateur Cooking Club
Mira White
J. J. Armstrong
Larimer and Weld Canal
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Robert Hale
Prof. Whiteman
Fritz Patton
Fritz
Patton
G. W. Currier
Messrs. Backer
Barber
Henry F. Currier
Normal Institute
Fort Collins
B. D. Sanborn
Upper
Poudre
Mr. Sanborn
Pingre Hill
Mr. Ingersoll
Crippen, Lawrence & Co
Lawrence Street
W. M. Morse
Messrs
B. D. Harper
W. G. Sterling
Eaton
Cal. Randolph
Laramie City
Chambers’ Lake
Pingree Hill
James E. Graham
Rhoda Carver
Eastman
A. E. Marsh
J. D. Buckley
Burnett
J. E. Williams
Judge Clark
Joseph Moore
Carver
E. J. Carver
Judge Scott
Wolfenden
Charley Brown
Oasis
Mr. Sipperley
Sipperley
Brown
Willard
Hawarden
Bank of Hawarden
Hawarden Gazette
Thomas G. Macy
Undertaker
Steele & Luttenbacher
Greenlee & Co
Fort Lupton
Kansas City
Missouri
E. F. Dawxey
George O. Stevens
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