Johnstown Notes on Farming Trading and Local Events
Johnstown reports George Dunn cutting alfalfa and Link Minor and Cy Waite making town visits. John Sauters digs 180 feet for water at a new home. The Johnstown baseball team beat Berthoud and Loveland’s second team. Children’s Day drew a large crowd with a program at the Johnstown hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunn
Link Minor
John Whowel
Cy Waite
Johnstown
Berthoud
Loveland
Social notes from LaSalle and nearby towns
A series of brief society items from LaSalle Colorado and surrounding areas records visits and travel. Notables include LASALLE A E Bentley in Denver on business, Mrs Haney of Evans visiting LaSalle, Jim Lockhart returning from Clay Center, Rev E Giffen visiting LaSalle, and Albert Finley arriving after five months abroad to take an engineering post in Kansas.
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A. E. Bentley
Denver
Haney of
Evans
LaSalle
Herrington
Samuel Brown
John Beattie
James of
Maude Madison
Cora Bainbridge
Johnstown
Jim Lockhart
Clay Center
Kan
Crow Creek Haying Starts and Local News Notes
Crow Creek Haying has commenced. Mrs. Charles Woods is on the sick list. Helen Richie has the German measles. Vera Houghton visiting at Mrs. Bradley's. Caddie Klein returned to her home in Greeley Sunday. Mr. Macey addressed the children at the river last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Waters visiting sister Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Herbert Russel and Mrs. Houston visited Mrs. Charles Woods Thursday. Miss Julia Stow went to Michigan after a successful school year. The social at the 8S. S. W. school house was a success. about 5 was raised for lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Houghton
Farmers Work, Roads Mended, And Local Property Trades
Windsor reports farmers haying as road repairs continue led by D Strohl at Bracewell switch. Old buildings cleared for new structures. Lake Cana ditch issues persist with water management. W E Williams sells Walnut and West streets residence to M W Fuller for 1200. J M Cazer sells Elm and Third streets property to J P Morrow for 1600. Others plan to visit the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Strohl
Bracewell
Canaditch
Box Elder
W. E. Williams
Walnut and
West Streets
M. W. Fuller
Grover Social Roundup Miss Tillie Stargrant Visits
Mr Adams dips wool while Miss Tillie Stargrant visits Grover. Mrs Jackson goes to Sterling as Pete Nelson gathers horses Wednesday. Miss Nellie Davis visits her uncle this week.
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Mr. Adams
Mrs. Jackson
Sterling
Pete Nelson
Nellie Davis
Local Notes From Greeley Area Church and Community
Beebe Draw Bar and Joy Thompson have mumps. John Aster, working near Greeley months, is at home. Many from Greeley attended Baptist church exercises Sunday. Miss Ethel Laughlin and Ray of LaSalle visited J Dean’s home. Mrs Jim Wright and daughter Wilhelmina went to Denver for eye treatment. Children’s Day at the Baptist church and Sunday school at the school house were dismissed so attendees could go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Thompson
John Aster
Greeley
Baptist Church
Ethel Laughlin
Brother Ray
LaSalle
J. Dean
Jim Wright
Wilhelmina
Denver
Local visits and family travel noted around Antelope Park area
Antelope Park residents and relatives visited each other over the weekend including Franklin and wife in Eaton, Thomas Jones and wife with T Farnworth family, Sara O'Hara with Myrtle Pressler at Jennie Roullard, Mack Crane and Lelia with Cloe and Jennie Roullard, and H Roullard family planning a Nebraska trip. Mr and Mrs W L Baldridge returned from St Louis after attending Mrs Baldridge's sister Mrs H Mead's funeral.
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Franklin
Eaton
Thomas Jones
T. Farnworth
Sara O'Hara
Myrtle Pressler
Jennie Roullard
Mack Crane
Lelia
Cloe
H. Roullard
Nebraska
W. L. Baldridge
St. Louis
Death of Wyoming University President Lewis
President Lewis of Wyoming university died at the home of Prof. and Mrs. F L Abbott in Greeley from pneumonia after a career in Methodist church work and education. Born in 1860 in Brookville Indiana, he led Moore's Hill College for ten years before becoming Wyoming's president last year. The case followed his energetic travels for educational causes and culminated with a visit to friends in Greeley where he died eight days after falling ill.
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Lewis
Wyoming University
F L. Abbott
Eleventh Avenue
Brookville
Ind
DePauw University of Indiana
Abbott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moore's Hill
Laramie
Wyoming
Greeley
F. W. Bross
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Judge James H. Jones Dies in Fort Morgan
Judge James H. Jones of Fort Morgan died Friday morning from consumption after years of illness. Born January 9, 1846 in Putney Vermont, he lived in Greeley and Fort Morgan, serving as justice of the peace and county judge. He leaves a wife Adelia E. Murray and son Laurence D. Jones. Funeral held at his home, with Masonic orders presiding, and interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
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James H. Jones
Fort Morgan
Judge Jones
Putney
New York
Boston
Greeley
Union Colony
Linn Grove Cemetery
Occidental Lodge No. 20
North Side Country Club Discusses Edward Hale Works
The North Side Country Club met at Mrs. Sam Clark’s home to discuss the life and works of Edward E. Hale presented by Mrs. Wm Tinker and Mrs. Mort Darling. The program was well rendered with refreshments and social time. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Sawyer’s residence on July 8.
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North Side Country Club
Sam Clark
Edward E. Hale
Wm Tinker
Mort Darling
Sawyer
New Century club holds special meeting with social session
Mrs Rocho presided as New Century club held a Thursday afternoon gathering. New programs were handed out and members enjoyed a floral game won by Mrs Lyons. Readings on Thackeray and Dickens were offered, followed by funny duffer. Lunch on the lawn featured pink and green colors and moss rosebud favors. Visitors Mesdames Norcross Heath and Bennett attended. Next meeting set for September 7 with Mrs Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Mesdames Norcross
Heath
Bennett
Hopkins
Pepsikola touted as cure with money-back guarantee
Clark and Faulkner promote Pepsikola promising to cure dyspepsia or users pay nothing. They claim a fifty of fifty success rate and immediate improvements in digestion and energy, touting it as a nerve tonic and blood-boosting aid with a full guarantee.
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Clark & Faulkner
Greeley
Train Schedule Notice for Summer Departures
Our 5:00 p.m. train will leave Denver at 7:00 p.m. on Sundays via Colorado and Southern for Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley during the summer months.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern
Boulder
Fort Collins
Greeley
Or dinance Granting Spear Electric Plant Franchise in Greeley
City ordinance grants George J. Spear and assignees a twenty year right to construct operate and maintain an electric light power and heating plant with poles wires underground conduits and related equipment across streets and alleys in Greeley subject to specific construction safety restoration and regulatory conditions including police powers and city right to use poles for fire and police alarms and a hold harmless clause with litigation costs borne by the grantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Spear
City of
Greeley
Colorado
Spear
Attest teen City Clerk in Greeley Tribune
A brief item from the June issues of the Greeley Tribune notes a teenage city clerk's duties and duties or responsibilities highlighted within civic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Water District 4 Notice from Big Thompson Creek
The People of Colorado address all interested owners and consumers taking supply from the Big Thompson creek and its tributaries in Water District Number 4. The May 31 1904 order of the Honorable District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Boulder County is recorded.
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State of
Colorado
Big Thompson Creek
District Court
Sth
Boulder
Adjudication of water rights for Town of Loveland fields
Public notice in Boulder County announcing a district court decree and appointment of Thomas M. Robinson as referee in water rights proceedings for Big Thompson River irrigation, domestic, fire, and power uses. The notice sets a July 25 1904 hearing at Loveland Town Hall and requires interested parties to file statements and present proof of water rights.
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Division O.1
James E. Garrigues
Loveland
Big Thompson River
State of Colorado
Boulder
State of
Colorado
T. M Robinson
Boulder County
Thomas M. Robinson
Larimer
Big Thompson Creek
E. S. Allen
T. M. RopiNson
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