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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
May 29 notes detail visits by Kit Coykendall and others from Loveland Mead and Denver. Residents attend school events in Briggsdale Keota News debut promotion and a Briggsdale school district vote. Community develops road access and names local officials in a period of civic activity.
Local notes report a pleasant Rose Hall dance and upcoming Catholic event on Friday. A school picnic, May 21 closing, and two eighth grade graduates are noted along with visits from Miss Mason of Longmont and Emil and Elvin Oleson of Denver. Community leaders elected include E. W. Hamilton as justice and George Snyder as Mead constable. Johnstown hosted a ball game in Mead with a Johnstown victory. Weather brings needed rain as wheat goes to Mead elevators.
Two heavy rains over the Briggsdale district on Saturday and Sunday brought nearly two inches, lifting crop prospects and easing drought concerns. Postmistress Mrs. F W Bird and her daughter Mrs. W W Wilson returned from Gill where they visited Bird's mother. Revival meetings this week are led by Rev. G P Gibbs of Grover.
Mrs. E. G. Whiting of Akron Ohio reports kidney trouble backaches and dizzy headaches. She took Foley Kidney Pills as directed and felt rapid relief with clearer vision and renewed energy, calling herself a well woman. Clark Faulkner Drug Co. endorses the remedy.
A clothes closet fire in Prof. Lafayette Ryan house late last night caused over $2300 in damage. The family was away when rain and Evans Power Company aided saving the structure and the remaining contents. Authorities suspect mice ignited matches. The home was insured.
A series of warranty deeds traded hands for multiple Colorado properties. Martha M. Bartlett to George H. Hardy transfers Lot 8 in Seaman & Crawford’s Subdivision, Greeley, for 5 dollars. Joseph J. Neill gains Lots 23 and 24 in N. S. Add, Greeley, for 4 500. Alfred Crebbin sells Blk 8 Crebbin’s Sub SE 29-5-67 for 1 500. Further transfers involve Pierce, Milliken, Windsor, and Fort Lupton areas with prices ranging from 1 to 6 000 dollars.
A Tuesday evening reception at the Presbyterian church honored Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Hunter who depart soon for the northwest. After fourteen years as pastor, the couple was praised by the congregation and friends. Mrs Hunter received a silver chest while Rev Hunter got a purse of 180 dollars. A large crowd attended with a social hour and refreshments.
Testimony from Mrs Edward Bryan of Greeley Colorado praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a splen did kidney remedy after two years with no serious recurrence. The ad notes the pills were sold by Gilbert Drug Co and Foster Milburn Co as U S sale agents, price 50 cents.
Mrs. Weaver hosted a Saturday afternoon event honoring Miss Dullam of the State Normal School ahead of her marriage to Dr. Knowles. YWCA advisory board and cabinet girls joined in a surprise shower featuring a cook book leaf shower and an illustrated life history of the bride to be.
A Nearby Rancher invites readers to invest in five acres or more in Gill, urging sturdy farming and cottage building. He envisions growth, patience, and a pleasant retirement while hoping the town’s future environment pleases Gill’s residents. A public notice also touts Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism, sold by dealers.
The Grand Army of the Republic plans its 32nd annual Colorado Wyoming department reunion in Salida on June 6 and 7. Railroads offer a special round trip fare from all points. Thousands are expected to visit as locals prepare to host the old soldiers and their guests with planned entertainments.
Harvey Phillips who has been attending school at Lawrence Kansas is expected home this week.
A prominent Weld County resident complements Kamama’s bloodless surgery after weeks of patient visits in Greeley. A local woman reports four years of pain relief in six days and praises Kamama’s treatments and value. Kamama advertises chronic disease care for the cost of medicines plus a small fee, with office hours and a $1 consultation and a vaudeville show nightly through Saturday.
The program lists Phi Beta Kappa exercises with Paul Shorey at University of Chicago, Baccalaureate by President Baker at Presbyterian Church, and various events June 5 to 7 including class day parade, alumni receptions, and commencement ceremonies with oration by Mam Allen White at Chau tauqua auditorium and multiple college and school recognitions. Regents invite all graduates and friends to attend.
The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.
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