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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
6
Office space located over Eighth Carrithers at 822 Main Street offers accessible commercial premises with frontage and internal stair access for business use.
A fragment shows an official posting in Greeley Colorado about mailing at second class rates for transmission through the mails, dated 5 184.
The Tribune notes the number of copies printed for issue 1004 is 1700. It states the pressroom circulation books and subscription lists are open to inspection by any advertiser at any time.
The Tribune announces two rail trips to raise funds for the Greeley band. The first, June 30 over the Moffat road, includes a Continental Divide option for an extra 1.50 round trip. The second, July 21, travels to Eldora via Colorado & Southern and Colorado & Northwestern routes. Fare is 3.00, with half fare for children under 12.
Mrs. Craig sang two numbers The Courier of Moscow and a Lullaby with Mrs. Demorest as accompanist. Susan Gale Adams, vice regent, spoke of Revolutionary ancestors in Massachusetts New Hampshire and Vermont troops including Samuel Bemis who founded Spencer. A monument and park were dedicated October 29 1901. guests received May baskets after refreshments.
A home wedding was held at 6 p.m. today at the residence of Charles DeForest in New Orleans. John L. Flynn of Baton Rouge married Miss Virgie Hudson of Greeley Colorado with Rev J E Wray officiating.
Rev. E. J. Harlow and Miss Anna Evick were married Tuesday night at the Windsor home of T. R. Brooks in a ceremony attended by close relatives. The reception drew over 100 guests and gifts reflected the couple’s popularity. The bride, once a Colorado Telephone operator, and the groom, pastor of the local Christian church, plan a brief Denver trip after the wedding.
The article describes how a star’s color and spectrum indicate its temperature and age. It traces infancy to bluish white, white, yellow, orange, and red stages, noting hydrogen, then calcium magnesium and iron lines in the spectrum as stars evolve.
The Greeley Reds defeated the Eaton Eagles 10 to 4 at Island Grove last Sunday. Greeley’s battery consisted of Tann Colgrove and Luman with Eaton Hume Jones and Messier behind the plate. Colgrove pitched an unusually strong game and the contest remained competitive throughout.
A group of youths, including Harold Moody and Harry Elliott of Greeley, damaged the Pleasant Valley school by destroying a new $70 organ, pouring ink and oil, smashing windows, breaking slates, and scattering books. Parents may pay about 200 dollars to avoid prosecution.
The Trinity Lutheran Church at Corner Sixteenth Street and Seventh Avenue invites all German Lutherans to Pentecost services on June 11 at 7 p m in German with the Lord's Supper. Pastor M Manteuffel presides. Regular services at Congregational church next Sunday with Sunday school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m led by Rev W O Fisher of Ohio. everyone is invited. Pastor EF M Sheldon promotes both churches.
The North Side Country Club women met at Mrs Igo’s home last Friday for a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Bartholomew presented a talk and readings on recent explorations and discoveries in mechanics and science. Mrs Witters read a paper on the Future of America predicting a major role for the country in western hemisphere development. Refreshments followed.
A city park gathering next Sunday at 3:60 o clock will feature a discourse titled The Pathway of Satan or The Tracks of Sin. Mrs. Arnold, mother of the Denver youth sentenced to be hanged, will testify at the event. The speaker aims to demonstrate that sin is a fact and invites all to attend regardless of belief.
The Union Pacific Railroad will run an excursion around the loop on Thursday June 15. The special train departs Greeley at 8 15 a.m. Tickets are three dollars for the full trip.
Oscar Oleson of Gibson City Illinois writes February 16 1902 that a year earlier a back pain left him unable to bend over and one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him. The ad promotes 25c 50c and 1 dollar sizes from J F Fezer.
Centen nial State Chapter hosts at Mrs. Craig home where a Russia feather bound blank book is presented for the historian. Library chair reports three books sent to the national D A R library in Washington were acknowledged and described as of local historical interest.
One fare plus $2 for round trip to Missouri river points and eastern destinations including Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha Memphis St. Louis Peoria Chicago Milwaukee Duluth St Paul Minneapolis. Travel May 27 29 June 3 5 6 10 12 13 and July 1 10 with final limit Oct 31. J C Ferguson general agent Denver Colorado.
Travel offer via Union Pacific to Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland with round trip to Tacoma Seattle Bellingham Victoria and Vancouver free May 24 to Sept 30 and on certain dates 51 dollars to Portland and return one way through California stopovers allowed tickets valid up to 90 days not later than Nov 30 descriptive literature and full information on application J G Ferguson general agent 941 Seventeenth street Denver Colo
Oil gas tar wood preservative offered at 10c per gallon by the barrel with quantity discounts. Apply at the Gas Works for proper pricing and service.
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