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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1885
Page
1
Four individuals or firms named Benedict and Mansfield appear in a clerical or legal notice. The fragment lists names with possible abbreviations and filings pending. Further readable context would clarify the action and jurisdiction involved.
Notices from Greeley Colorado June 1885 cover business, social visits, round up at Gale's Ranch with branding, property transfers, hotel life, and a council push to form Weld County Library Association with life memberships and a mass meeting planned.
The notice advertises Howe sewing machines in all styles and prices. Prospective buyers are told to call and examine them at Ep Dunham's.
Musicians are asked to attend a June 29 meeting at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Hall to practice for July 4 exercises. Bring music books for The Star Spangled Banner and America per the Committee on Music.
Special correspondence reports an unusual upsurge of vagrants in Platteville. One tramp entered a dining room by a window and stole meals. Four tramps looted a parsonage cellar taking food a gold watch and ten dollars before fleeing. A lone witness observed the acts.
Special Correspondent notes Erie’s growing streets and homes, aided by a busy summer season, though mine closures during last fall and winter cut wages and work. Public schools closed with a picnic. teachers Thompson depart for Towanda, while local merchants prepare for an absence. farming lands fill with industrious residents as markets remain ready.
A succinct remark dismissing an "offensive partisan" tactic as inapplicable in a case, concluding with a cheer and a blessing. The statement centers on March 4th as the date of the unpleasantness and uses ceremonial language. No concrete names beyond the initials XX.
Special Correspondence notes M A King and J J Cheairs will open a first class meat market on July first. A bakery may follow. Denver Junction grows to two hundred. irrigation question easing. carpenters and painters work on railroad buildings.
Special correspondence notes ranching activity with C H Mills and Parrish Wright finishing shearings. Bob Kendel drives costs down as a cow puncher. Livery growth cites a colored man hiring a rig. Residents discuss fire guard contracts and wool shipments to Decatur county Kansas. Beaver Creek fence plans involve Sam Raugh. Ed Lewis to ship outfit to Oberlin Kansas for railroad work. Rattlesnake crop outlook hints at abundance.
Local performers present The Sorcerer to raise funds for the Weld County Public Library Association. Proceeds will go to the library trustees after two performances this Thursday and Friday, following an experienced production similar to a prior G A R Post show.
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