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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1905
Page
2
W Frank K Stockover a dentist operates offices above D R McArthur Co hardware in Greeley Colorado. William H Delbridge also has a office above E B Carrithers at 822 Main Street Greeley Colorado. Smith is an attorney and counselor at law with rooms in the First National Bank Building.
J L Brush serves as president with H C Watson as vice president and H Wuever as cashier. T Nerot is assistant cashier and J L Brush, H C Watson, J A Rankin, W M Boomer, C H Wheeler, R H Johns, H D Parker compose the directors. The bank transacts general banking business and buys and sells exchange, with interest paid on time deposits.
Henry T. West reports that Mayor Watson advocated a cautious approach to closing city streets for the Union Pacific project. West says railroad officials told aldermen the railroad cannot fund purchases, and any vacancy should be time limited. West adds aldermen did not push for closing open streets at the meeting.
Greeley High School basketball faces Wheatridge High School of Denver next Saturday evening in a crucial state championship game. Wheatridge defeated the Normal School team last Friday in a disputed decision, marking the Wheatridge squad as a strong challenge for the local boys.
Descriptive travel prose extols Mexico as a tropical Venice and land of sunshine and flowers. The piece invites readers to seek rates and information from T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent for the C. S. Ry., Denver, Colorado.
Eugene Williams former Weld county jailor announces his bid for city marshal in the spring election. He cites four years in the sheriff’s office giving him knowledge of criminal work and office duties, promising conscientious and efficient leadership for the city marshal's duties.
Dissolution notice states the partnership between Frank and Joseph H. Levin under Levin Brothers is dissolved by mutual consent. Joseph H. Levin assumes all liabilities, will collect all accounts, and continue the business under the same name and style of Levin Brothers.
Barber and Smith announce the opening of a new harness shop at 824 Seventh Street in the former Broyles lunch stand opposite the armory building on March 1. J C Smith has four years of harness experience in Greeley and previously worked at F A Gates shop. He asks old friends for patronage.
Last Monday Judge Garrigues heard arguments in Ogilvy Land and Irrigation Co v W A Insinger seeking an injunction to stop use of Greeley drainage water for irrigation. Ogilvy claims Insinger has no right to water once flowing above the Ogilvy dam and irrigated his lands east of Oak Street. Water was piped across the river then carried by open ditch. Ogilvy contends the water belongs to its original appropriation.
Large attendance greeted the Mitchell glass blowers opening last night at 721 9th st. Aimed by novelty items like spun glass, a glass steam engine, and other pieces, the exhibit closed early due to running out of specimens. Admission was 10 cents and included a sample piece.
Greeley hosts a newly opened safety deposit vault in the basement of The National Bank. Miss Blanche Middleton oversees operations in a secure facility built to National Safe & Lock specs with air chambers and a railroad iron ceiling. It houses 203 boxes of various sizes plus extensive shelf space for valuables and private inspection booths for patrons.
Rothschild & Co. sent a record 20 carloads of potatoes to Fort Worth last Monday, the largest one day shipment by a Greeley firm. The box cars were straw lined with stoves in each to prevent freezing and were led by Blair Rugh with Will Bliss Karl Davis and Joe Woolf Jr as assistants. The train will be divided into smaller lots for dispersal to multiple routes upon arrival.
Notice is hereby given that the Boomerang Lateral company will hold its annual meeting for members on Saturday March 4 1905 at 2 o'clock p m at The Weld County Abstract and Investment company office. Objectives include electing trustees for the ensuing year levying assessments and transacting other business. Dated at Greeley Colo Feb 15 1905.
A visitor extols Ormond Florida with waving palms pine groves orange and lemon trees and views of the Halifax river and the ocean. The piece notes low rates to Florida points and invitations for attractive literature from I Fisher general passenger agent at the Denver Colorado office.
A 19th century advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It states the remedy is taken internally, targets blood and mucous surfaces, offers $1000 for any failure to cure, and includes a circular with testimonials. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The adjourned city council meeting placed a $250,000 water system bond issue before voters after final passage. East side residents protested street closures and asked Railroad Avenue opening, with petitions referred to the street committee. A new franchise for Greeley Light & Power was read first. Notices for the election and bond submission were ordered posted.
William W. Jefferson and Joseph Jefferson Jr. performed The Rivals in Greeley. The act featured Bob Acres and Sir Lucius OTrigg er roles with commendable support from Miss Bolliett Paget as Mrs Malaprop and a strong cast.
Clark & Faulkner announce a breakthrough cure for dyspepsia via Pepsikola Tablets. The firm claims a 25 cent box will relieve or refund if ineffective, offering guaranteed satisfaction and urging quick purchase due to rising demand.
The Kuner Pickle Company announces Mr Onstine will handle interests in Greeley and surrounding areas this season. He will be available for contracts or information and will be permanently located at 817 Eighth Avenue above Camerons store.
In New Guinea the initiative lies with the girl as she signals interest with emblems painted on a nut carried by a child. The suitor performs acrobatic feats to gain attention, and a nut indicates their night meeting place where they share it and plan marriage, avoiding European proposing rituals.
A detective describes a gold ring once owned by Jim the Kid with a hidden spring. Pressing it causes a blue stone to slide, releasing chloral into another’s drink. The device allows stealth poisoning during conversation, exposing a deadly mechanism.
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