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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
2
Heat a kettle to fry suet then brown finger length steaks dusted with flour. Add onion carrot turnip and season with salt and pepper. Pour in two cups hot water bring to boil simmer one and a half hours. Make a crust from suet flour salt water spread over and bake until done then cut into squares to serve.
A local market on Ninth Street, Dauth's, emphasizes premium ingredients for top culinary results, promising customers only the best materials to improve recipes.
The Swedish Lutheran Immanuel Church announces Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. An evening service is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. Oscar W. Gustafson is the pastor.
Services are held at 800 Ninth St Sunday at 11 am and Wednesday at 8 pm. Next Sunday’s sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator asks if Protestants are true to Reformation principles. Sunday night service at Seventh Day Adventist church corner Eighth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. All invited.
Morning service at 10 45. Quarterly communion. New members to be received. Woodmen Memorial service at two. Evening service at 7 30. Memorial sermon for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Men's club at 10 00 addressed by Dr C B Dyde on The Three Graces. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Rev Dr Fulton of Philadelphia to lecture The Bottle Battle Friday evening admission free with silver offering.
The Congregational Church announces a 10 o clock morning service with Children Day at 10 30. Morning events include children's exercises and baptism. No Sunday meeting of the Men's Club. Y P S C E at 6 30 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm followed by a memorial for the Modern Woodmen of America. minister John Doane invites all to attend.
David Boyle of Greeley died May 24 in Wichita at 83. He leaves a wife and six children and was a longtime M. E. church member. Mrs. Lottie D. Case, wife of Fred A. Case, died May 29 in Elko Nevada at 32. born in Greeley, married three years ago, with remains returning to Greeley. Funeral held, Rev. R J Hunter officiating. mourners include husband, parents Hiram White and Mrs. White, and brothers Oliver White and Dr. W. H. White.
Mesdames Farr Boom er and Yardley hosted three thimble parties at Farr's home with over 180 invitations. Green and white decor featured snow balls white carnations and pansies. Attendees spent the afternoons on needlework and refreshments were served by Nora Rugh Hattie Yardley Inda Davis Ethel Ingle and Winifred Rugh.
Many cures of stomach trouble are reported from Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicine was cured by a few boxes. Price is 25 cents. Samples are free at all druggists.
The Colorado and Southern promotes Eldorado Springs as a summer home oasis in the Rockies. It urges interested buyers to consult its agent for current low-rate inducements and incentives to relocate to Eldorado.
The Gladstone has reopened under new management and invites public patronage. Co. C. Paulson of Greeley won a land drawing at Twin Falls Idaho receiving ticket No. 1 and first choice of 160 acres of land, with his family likely moving there. Rev. R. J. Hussies will address the installation of Rev. Dr. Black as pastor of the Boulder Presbyterian church, June 10, with Rev. Dr. Coyle of Denver and Rev. Dr. Johnson of Colorado Springs also speaking.
Mesdames Will Shields and M E B Cummings organized a surprise kitchen shower for Miss Grace McGara. Guests gathered at Mrs Cummings home then went to Miss McGaras residence for a delightful evening of conversation and dainty refreshments, ending with a gift collection of kitchen utensils.
John Mayher Fulton, D D of Philadelphia will give a free evening lecture at the Presbyterian church on Friday. The subject is The Bottle Battle. Fulton is described as a prime adult speaker and clear forceful voice on the American platform. Admission is free but an offering will be taken for temperance work.
The regular annual meeting of The Potato Growers Commission Company stockholders will be held at the company's office 700 6th Street Greeley Colorado at 2 PM on Saturday June 13 1908 for the election of trustees and other business. J G Graham F Mason Presidents. Greeley Colorado May 13 1908.
Advert says Bailard's Snow Liniment treats sprains and injuries of the foot or ankle with instant pain relief, swelling reduction, antiseptic action and rapid healing. Offered in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes and sold by all druggists.
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Greeley Produce & Commission at 705 Fifth Street Greeley on Thursday June 25 1908 at 2 p m. The agenda includes electing five directors for the ensuing year and other business. CHASH BLISS President Ira I. Sides Secretary Greeley Colorado May 25 1908.
Beginning June 1 and ending September 15 the Colorado and Southern will offer extremely low round trip fares to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California. T B Fisher G P A Denver announced the sale detailing travel options and reduced prices.
Four of the finest lots on the hill ready for building homes. City water and sewer available with cement sidewalks and fine shade trees. Lots are graded and street graded to be graveled shortly. Fair price. Inquire Tribune office.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism and chronic pain. It claims relief enables sleep and rest, even in long standing cases, and notes 25 and 50 cent sizes are available from all druggists.
Members are urged to attend the Wednesday afternoon gathering on June 10 for officer elections and initiation. Christine Malone M. of R. and C. notes refreshments will be served.
Delayed report notes a closing week celebration at the Platteville school with an intermediate and primary program at the school house Thursday. Friday’s show at Gass hall featured seventh to ninth graders and included the crowd-pleasing selections Black Breach of Promise Case and Black Faces and a Red Wing solo by Gladys Hammitt.
Reeves Pease Hammitt and Redman led the quartet praised by attendees as the students in May award list honors included James Johnson Ruby Pettee Newell Wasley receiving top class averages. The school board extended the program and elected Redman Boak Knowlton Hoffman as staff for next year.
The Eaton newspaper item covers the I O O F contemplating furniture purchase from M C Lilly Co. A jury dispute with Albert Miller, Gypsy camp near stock yards, a lost child found near the sugar factory, and the Eaton High School commencement. diplomas awarded to Geo W Atkinson Jr Ward Edwards Pearle Mitchell Kingman Packard Arthur Wilson Karl Weller Wallace Laybourne. Pearle Mitchell led with presidency and first honors. Reverend E Payne gave invocation and Prof Aylesworth spoke on Opportunity.
The Camfield orchestra directed by J C Kendel performs a Sunday dinner program at the Camfield hotel on June 7 1968 from 12 30 to 2 30. Overtures include Poet and Peasant and Cotton Land selections feature The Merry Widow and The Bohemian Girl with solos and intermezzi by Losey Durand Williams and others.
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