Auction Bulletin at Dan Vances Barn in Colorado
Regular sales days every second and last Saturday each month at Dan Vances Barn. Thursday March 9 cattle auction on J H Michael ranch 74g miles southwest of Greeley five miles west of Evans four miles south of Farmers Spur sixty head of cattle in good condition some dairy cows balance ages up to five three year old steers and heifers hay and farm implements included J H Michael owner
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Dan Vance
J. H. Michael
Greeley
Evans
Farmers Spur
Champion Farm
Kenmore Ranch
Godfrey Bottoms
Timnath
My Ranch
Snider & Co
Marsh
Platteville
Snyder & Co
Col. C. P. Kemmerer
Colo
Main Street
Miss Edith Hallman Weds Charles I Williams of Kersey
Miss Edith E Hallman and Charles I Williams were married yesterday afternoon at H P Hill home in Kersey by Rev F D Crook. The bride, a recent resident of seven months, came from Sterling to Weld County. The groom has spent most of his life in Weld County and now manages the Kersey Lumber Company. The couple has many friends in Kersey and nearby areas.
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Edith E. Hallman
Charles I. Williams
Kersey
H. P. Hill
F. D. Crook
Evans
George Hallman
Weld County
Sterling
Emma Aley Webster and Dewey Carr Wed in Greeley Home
Miss Emma Aley Webster married Dewey Carr on Wednesday afternoon February 22 at the bride’s parents home in Webster. The ceremony was by John Reid with about fifty relatives present. Afterward a luncheon was served by family and friends as the couple plans to live near Greeley and farm at La Grange.
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Emma Aley Webster
Dewey Carr
Thomas ©. Webster
John Reid
First Presbyterian Church of
Greeley
Denver
Fred Teller
A. H. Meyers
Ellen
Nellie Meyers
Eaton
Esther Kitchel
Fort Collins
Edna Teller
Carr
Independent Telephone Company
M. J. Hogarty
Andersons of Lucerne wed in Greeley home
Miss Bina Anderson of Greeley and Carl A. Anderson of Lucerne were married last Thursday evening at Rev. A C Leafgreen's home in front of about fifty guests. A wedding supper followed and the couple received many substantial gifts before planning to reside on a Lucerne area farm.
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Bina. Anderson
Greeley
Carl A. Anderson
Lucerne
A. C. Leafgreen
Collins
Leafgreen
Mrs. Anderson
Ida Etten and Joseph Gisi Married at St. Eters Church
Ida Etten and Joseph Gisi of Windsor were married at St. Eters Catholic church last Tuesday morning, with Rev. Andrew B. Casey officiating. The newlyweds will reside in Windsor.
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Ida Etten
Joseph Gisi
Windsor
St.eters Catholic Church
Andrew B. Casey
Death notices and paid obituaries policy
The Tribune prints only short death notices for free and reserves space for paid items. Cards of thanks, lodge or society resolutions are charged at ten cents per line. Notices with age, birthplace, funeral plans, and any comment may be printed as news without charge if space allows.
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Tribune
Death of William R. Ratchford in Greeley
William R. Ratchford, about 41, died last Wednesday afternoon from phthisis after coming to Greeley for his health. He was from Clayton, New York, and his body was shipped back there last Friday.
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William R. Ratchford
Greeley
Clayton
N. Y
Frederick Held Pioneer Leader Dies in Weld County
Frederick Held, among Weld county's oldest pioneers, died at his Fort Lupton home last Wednesday. His funeral was held Friday afternoon. He had long been a prominent resident and early settler in the area.
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Frederick Held
Weld County
Fort Lupton
Mr. Held
Death of Mrs. Mary C. Coggins in Phoenix
Word has been received of the death on Feb II in Phoenix Arizona of Mrs. Mary C. Coggins long a resident of Greeley. Born in Killingsley Connecticut sixty years ago she married L D Coggins in 1865 at Lemoine Maine. They moved to Greeley in 1876 living there until 1892 when they moved to Phoenix. The Coggins once owned the Adams ranch near Grover.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mary C. Coggins
Greeley
Trinity Lutheran Church English and German Services
The Trinity Lutheran Church at Sixteenth Street and Seventh Avenue invites worshipers to services on March 5 at 10 45 a m in English and at 230 p m in German led by Pastor M Manteuffel.
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Sixteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
M. Manteuffel
Preacher Rev T C Kirkwood to Lead First Presbyterian Services
Rev T C Kirkwood of Colorado Springs will preach at First Presbyterian Church on Sabbath. Morning quarterly communion service. Evening music by choir and orchestra. Social gathering Monday March 6 with Rev Dr Kirkwood Rev Dr Hunter Rev Charles Taylor and Rev Dr Reid expected to speak. Refreshments to follow.
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T. C. Kirwood
Colorado Springs
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Kirkwood
Hunter
Denver
Communion Services at Congregational Church This Sunday
Communion services at the Congregational church Sunday morning at 10:45. Evening service at 7:30 with New Starts in Life. Morning music features solo O Divine Redeemer by Miss Phyllis Wolfe. Hymn Anthem Bread of the World by T G Shepard. Evening music includes piano organ voluntaries by Mrs Bunker and Mrs Van Sickle. Solo Rae Couzins. Sextette As Pant s the Hart. Obbligato solo Miss Wolfe. Anthem The Dream of Paradise by H Gray. Music director Miss Wolfe.
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Divine Redeemer
Phyllis Wolfe
T. G. Shepard
Bunker
van Sickle
Rae Couzins
Pants the Hart
Miss Wolfe
Anthew
Dream of Paradise
H. Gray
Services at New Christian Church Next Sunday
Services will be held in the new Christian church next Sunday morning and evening. The 11 a.m. sermon is titled Attempting Great Things and the 7:30 p.m. sermon is Personal Responsibility for Souls.
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New Christian Church
Morning worship and revival at first church
Morning worship at 10 45 a.m. The Welsh Revival and an evening service at 7 30 p.m. The Young Man and the Church. Men who have no church home are especially invited to attend the evening service. Orville A Petty pastor.
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Orville A. Petty
Salamagundi Club Hosts Talk on International Law
The Salamagundi club met Tuesday evening at Dr. Ella Meade’s home. Prof. Merten of Greeley High School presented the evening’s paper on International Law.
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Ella Meade
Merten
Greeley High School
Social Science circle meets at Carter home on Sixth street
A lively session of the Social Science circle was held at Professor and Mrs. Carter’s Sixth street home last Thursday. Professor Hugh led the discussion on the municipal league question and faced broad, spirited criticism. Punch and cake were served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned.
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Social Science
Carter
Sixth Street
Hugh
Municipal League
Debate on Socialism at Spaulding Home
The debate will be held at the home of Doctor and Mrs. Spaulding with Professor Carter and D. Todd arguing the question of socialism. The event is anticipated to be lively and engaging.
Progress club hosts patriotic Natal Day gathering
Wednesday the ladies of the Progress club met at Mrs. Charles Elliott's home to celebrate the father of his country. They wore bygone era gowns, sang patriotic songs, and enjoyed a Colonial lunch. Guests included Mrs. Harvey Parker and Mrs. J. R. Hyde of Woodstock Illinois.
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Progress Club
Charles Elliott
Parker
Preston
Dresser
Harvey Parker
J. R. Hyde
Woodstock
Ill
North Side Club Members Honor Father of Our Country
Ladies of the North Side Country Club held a patriotic session to relieve a routine meeting. The program featured Colonial costumes and paid tribute to the father of our country.
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North Side Country Club
Goodman & Wasley Beat Eaton at Ten Pins
Goodman & Wasley bowling team easily defeated Eaton by a wide margin at Brunswick alleys on Tuesday evening. Rissler posted the highest Greeley average while Jones achieved Eaton’s top game as Eaton 2353 Greeley 2548. Earlier, Miss Miller of Greeley gave a recital at the Ashton school house, seven miles southwest, drawing a crowded, eager audience. I. A. Givens of Denver provided the musical program with Miss Whiteman as accompanist.
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Goodman & Wasley
Eaton
Brunswick
Rissler
Greeley
Jones
Red Hair and Iron in Blood Explained
Science attributes red hair to excess iron in the blood which it says gives great vitality and intense emotion. It also links iron excess to freckles on pale skin and notes heightened sun sensitivity causing burning and a peculiar wrinkling sensation.
What a Lump of Coal Can Do
A single pound of coal can produce 236 horsepower and perform the work of an express locomotive for one fifth of a minute. It could haul an eight-car train at fifty miles per hour for one sixth of a mile. By contrast, a machine driven circular saw can cut seventy times as much wood as a man at sixty strokes per minute, revealing the coal’s power to drive multiple tools simultaneously.
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Chicago
Greeley Water Works Bond Issue Ordinance Plan
Ordinance No 133 proposes submitting at the April 4 1905 city election the question of building new water works and acquiring a new supply with bonds to pay for it. It notes the 1889 pumping plant yields hard inadequate water and the present system is costly, suggesting a gravity system as a remedy.
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Greeley
Greeley City Election Heads Water Works Question
In the regular city election on April 4 1905 Greeley voters who are taxpayers will decide a measure to construct new water works. The plan envisions soft water from the Cache la Poudre river via gravity pipeline and related appliances to supply the city and inhabitants.
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Greeley
Colorado
Cache la Poudre
Greeley Expresses Water Works Bond Plan Vote
The ordinance contemplates issuing bonds up to 250000 dollars to fund construction of water works and river intake with a measured bond term up to fifteen years. Separate ballots will be used for or against construction and bonds with qualified voters voting on the proposal. If approved, the city council will proceed to acquire water supplies and build the works.
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Cache la Poudre
Greeley
Greeley Grants Powers Light and Power Franchise
A proposed ordinance grants The Greeley Power and Light Company a twenty year right to build operate and maintain an electric light and power system in Greeley Colorado. It requires poles at least 25 feet tall five inches diameter and spacing of 100 feet with wires placed accordingly and within city streets alleys and public ways.
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Signs
Greeley
Colorado
Coma
Greeley Power and Light Company, & Corporation
State of
Notice of Sheriff Sale Weld County Colorado 1905
Public notice states sheriff of Weld County Colorado will sell at public vendue at the east front door of the county courthouse in Greeley on Monday March 27 1905 at 10 o clock a m. Property includes lots 4 5 6 7 and 8 in block 100 of Greeley with improvements as per city plat on file in Weld County clerk and recorder office. First publication March 4 1908. last publication March 16 1905.
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Weld
Colorado
District Court
Greeley
Weld County
Greeley Tribune
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A. M. McClenahan
Poland
T. Cc. Williams
City Scales
BAY Morgan
W. P. Randall
Ashton School House
Kenmore Farm
J. R. Moon
Col
C. P. Kemmerer
Hall & Smith
Guest
7Th
Sireeley
Webster-Carr
Julius
Brighton
Fritz
South Dakota
B. F. Twombley
Etten-Gisi
Ratchford
Coggins
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christian Church
United Presbyterian
Salamagundi Club
Social Science Circle
the Progress Club
City OF
Farmer
Sixth St
H. Watson
M. P. Henderson
State of Colorado
County of Weld
I. M. P. Henderson
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