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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
5
A dense collage of sale offers and notices appears, including livestock, farm equipment, real estate, furnished rooms, and services. Items range from cows and horses to irrigated land and rental rooms, with contact hints and miscellaneous ad guidance embedded throughout.
A small key attached to a copper chain about 18 inches long was lost in Greeley. A reward of $5.00 offers for its return to Tritone.
Multiple brief items report residents traveling to Denver and Golden for visits, farm purchases and sales at Meyer Store with Shoe Value sale starting March 6, Japanese china discount, real estate talk by A N Strickland, and Greeley club meeting with five new members joining.
Sanborn and Houston announce farm loans for California feed barley seed. Ralph Bowden and Anna Bowden of Grover are in Greeley filing desert claims. Mrs. W. F. Willis visits from Denver to see Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Houston. Tomorrow a new President and new bargains appear in Alexander’s window.
Community notice lists a chicken pie supper at the Congregational church on March 4 from 6 to 8 pm. It also reports local social updates including Mr. and Mrs. William L. Minor of Denver returning home, visiting relatives, and other residents traveling or seeking medical care.
Farm loans, clipping services for horses, and retail notices appear as town items. R R Moodie of Denver, formerly here, visited a few days and returned home. Mrs C B Morgan visits friends and leaves for Fort Morgan. Mr and Mrs J Kussart plan a Den ver trip. Watch for a Saturday sale and Union Ladies Aid sews for the poor with dinner.
Mrs Harry DeVine stopped here over Sunday on her way from Philadelphia to Los Angeles. She is a sister of Mrs Low Sellers and her brief visit created a cheerful surprise for locals.
The ladies of the Congregational church will host a chicken pie supper on Thursday March 4 from 5 to 8 pm to benefit the church. Tickets are 25 cents. Everyone is invited.
The Farmers' Mercantile Co. at 702 Fifth Street lists alfalfa seed including imported German and Turkestan varieties and Nebraska seed. Seed potatoes from Brave Prairie, California, are available, with feed barley also offered to suit purchasers.
Exclusive sale of the Red IBrand candy line announced under Noah's Ark banner with emphasis on unique availability and limited distribution.
Mrs Wilson and her two sons and daughter Mrs Platt depart for Balen Oregon to establish a new home. The article notes the death of Mrs Wilson's husband who was scalded to death at the sugar factory.
Local notices list several residents departing for new postings or extended trips. Leslie Miner heads to Aberdeen Washington. F Morse to the San Luis valley. O Hering to San Bernardino for summer visits. Others plan permanent or future homes in Idaho Portland Salem Twin Falls.
Attorney Joseph C. Ewing was in Collins for the opening of the district court. The case of Newcum the Berthoud school teacher was set for March 9.
A miscellaneous shower was given this afternoon at Miss Esther Marsh home. The event was hosted by the W O W as she is a musician in the circle.
The Progress club gathers this afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Mosher’s home to study Edinburgh with topics "Old and New Edinburgh" and "Literary Edinburgh" and to hear reports on science and economics.
A parcel of school land in Pleasant Valley opposite Eaton is put up for sale today in Denver. The ditch worked tract, leased by Bruce Eaton, will be divided into quarters and bids are expected from several local bidders. Estimated price around 846. Also note a Wall Paper sale run by G. D. Horne with strong discounts and up-to-date patterns.
A parent reports a three year old boy suffered severe constipation with high fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, the next morning the fever disappeared and the child recovered completely. The testimonial claims the product saved the child’s life.
Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain mercury as the toxin damages smell and mucous surfaces. Use only on prescription from reputable physicians and avoid internal products with mercury. F J Cheney Co advertises Mercury Free Catarrh Cure available in project form offering relief. Also promote Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
The Food and Industrial Exposition runs in Denver from February 22 to March 6. Colorado and Southern will sell round trip tickets at one fare for the round trip, with sale dates February 22 26 and March 3 and a final return limit of March 6.
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