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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1886

Page

5

Brighton Debates Incorporation Amid Opposition

Northern Colorado brief notes discuss Brighton's effort to incorporate and opposition over land area. A burglary at Mr. Hackett's home and theft of provisions is reported. The Brighton post office moved to a J Briscoe building, with new lock boxes. Captain J W McIntire of Fort Collins, a Civil War veteran with thirteen wounds, now travels for International Insurance of Denver.

Brighton Hackett J. Briscoe Wheeler J. W. McIntire Fort Collins International Insurance Company of Denver

Abbott Growth Spurs B M Rail Line Survey Progress

The Pioneer Press notes wagonloads of lumber heading to Abbott in Arapahoe county, 38 miles southwest of Akron as the Holdrege and Akron B M line survey nears completion. A Pioneer Press reporter also visited Yuma, praising its fertile land and predicting Yuma will become the best town on the Akron to McCook B M route.

Akron Pioneer Press Abbott Arapahoe County Holdrege Yuma McCook

Local News and Notices from Fort Collins and Evans

Fort Collins news notes Mrs Governor Eaton visits with a unique coffee tree cane for Abraham Hill who is gradually losing sight Eva J Conger ties the knot in Los Angeles to Charles P Ludwick and Mrs Ludwick is Charles Conger’s sister Mountain fires rage west of town George Bruton leaves Express Presbyterian church upgrades survey work on Greeley Salt Lake line school year shortened to nine months to save funds Evans items county commissioner talk for George H Young and A R post banner cost 75 dollars Atwood hotel changes hands Asbury notes small La Salle post office controversy Atwood hotel owner changes and 2700

The Courier Governor Eaton Abraham Hill Los Angeles California Charles P. Ludwick Ludwick Charles Conger Express Here George Bruton Presbyterian Church Linden Street Corps of Engineers Greeley, Salt Lake & Pacific Bellevue Board of Education Greeley Poudre Laramie Evans Evans Journal George H. Young Evans Post H. Sanborn Gerry

Atwood Ranch News and County Setters Report

A ranch head near Atwood increases lambs by nearly one thousand as a ewe flock expands. R E Dotts searches for three horses that ran away two weeks ago near the Eaton Greeley fence. Coyotes threaten a dog owned by James Tyler. Antelope are common near town. Stidger Brothers work on abstract books in Greeley. A herd of 150 cattle heads from Nebraska moves toward Sterling for sale. Abe Brunt kills rattlesnakes at E E McLaughlin’s place after a dugout stable encounter.

Atwood R. E. Dotts Eaton Or Greeley James Tyler Tenderfoot Newa Brunt Tripune Greeley Bar Harbor Boston Maine Central Railroad Bangor Maine Anon

Spring Broadcast From Bangor Portrays River, Politics and Lumber Trade

The correspondent notes Maine's spring opening with the Penobscot line, stories of the Boston and Bangor steamers and ship losses, and growing salmon fishing. It highlights Hamlin and Bodwell as gubernatorial contenders, Bangor’s lumber industry, labor troubles, Salvation Army activity, and Bar Harbor’s rising resort status aided by rail links.

Maine Boston Penobscot Bangor Cambridge A. C. Hamlin New England Cache-la-Poudre Hamlin Hannibal Hamlin J. R. Bodwell Bodwell Florida Mediterranean Havre-de-Grace Maryland Rhode Island Pennsylvania England Here Baltimore Knights of Labor Salvation Army

Greeley Classified Notices and Advertisements 1886

Various notices advertise evergreen trees from A E Gipson of Greeley Nurseries and promote Electric Bitters for ailments. Other items include real estate deals at Sanborns, loans on ranches, watches regulated free, horses for sale, hotel Colorado House for sale, city water tax notice, and product ads from A Igo and Struby Eastabrook. Public notices mention George Miln at Jackson's opera house with praise from Detroit Free Press.

George C. Miln Jackson’s Opera House The Detroit Free Press Mr. Miln Booth

Thank You Note to Travelers Insurance and Local Notices

A letter expresses gratitude to Travelers Insurance for promptly settling a $335.41 claim paid in full by B D Sanborn agent in Greeley. The notice also advertises Angus cattle and hogs for sale, loans at 10 percent, trades, and local contractor services, plus a large property being closed out by Joseph Burrows and a house for rent.

Travelers Insurance Oeed B.D. Sanborn Greeley Joseph Burrows Walnut Street Main Street Mill Oak Street B. D. Sanborn

McClellan and Clayton Dissolve by Mutual Consent

Dissolution notice states the firm McClellan and Clayton has dissolved by mutual consent. Creditors are asked to settle accounts immediately by cash or a good note, signed by W. L. Clayton and W. R. McClellan.

McClellan & Clayton W. L. Clayton W. R. McClellan

Clayton announces coal and grain business move at old stand

W L Clayton announces continuation of coal hay grain and bran sales at the former McClellan location. He promotes Stewart coal as the best in the market and thanks customers while inviting new trade. Also note J T Woolens at Greeley Mills sells buckwheat seed at cost with seeding guidance and grist services.

W. R. McClellan Stewart W. L. Clayton J. T. Woolens Old Greeley Mills Colorado Kansas Nebraska

New Exotanp Live Stock Co Auction Offer

One imported Percheron Norman stal lion among top livestock. One hundred well broken saddle ponies fed through winter at average price 50 dollars. Also 200 unbroken native geldings to be gathered for sale soon.

New Exotanp Live Stock Co

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