Local Notes From Windsor and Surrounding Areas
Reports detail visits and events in Windsor Greeley and North Loup. Entries include trials and visits by Sullivan Laybourn Dickerson and Mrs Parks with family, a horse accident injuring Brad Claus Jr and a postponed lecture by Dr Carnine. New business plans include Claude Thee opening a butcher shop and L Vanderlip building an auto shop. J B Laws and Ida Reid referenced among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnine
L. Vanderlip
Boulder
Sixth Street
A. M. Parks
North Loup
Neb
Fritz Neimyer
Barber
L. Larson
Lucerne and Hixon Host Various Community Events
Lucerne notes illness for Hixon and J Bollinger visiting Chicago. Geo Miller, Pearl Veach of Greeley and Mrs Buck join others on Sunday. Lucerne reports a Washington trainment at Buel school noted as well run with Miss Clara Hielman and Miss Maggie George praised. An 8 number of baskets drew high bids, net proceeds exceed expectations and benefit the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Washington
Buel School
Clara Hielman
Maggie George
Benethe School
Local Notes on Moves and Visits In Delta and Evans Areas
The report details residents relocating near Evans and Delta including Evans H Berry moving north of Evans and Archibald moving east of Greeley. It notes McIntyre’s Chicago trip, Benson family settling with Grandma Stevenson, and Maxwell’s return after three months in Kansas and Tennessee. Guests Edward Wilson of Denver visited Evans friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Berry
Evans
Behrsus
Chi
Archibald
Greeley
M. Benson
W. Maxwell
Kansas
Tennessee
Edward Wilson
Denver
Evans Friends
Elwell News Notes and Local Movements
Elwell notes include visits from Miss Eifurt and Mrs. Wiggin of Massachusetts. The Everitt brothers sold stock and farm implements last week. J. J. Thornton and Eugene Crowell moved to new homes. Halliwill delayed sheep shipment. The Smith family considers moving near Denver for work with a new land project. Postman delayed by storm last Thursday and delivered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charney Everitt
Denver
Miss Eifurt
al Swanson
Everitt Brothers
John Martin
J. J. Thornton
Eugene Crowell
Halliwill
Smith
Wiggin
Massachusetts
Whowell
Mr. Whowell
Mrs. Wiggin
Elwell
Delta News Briefs Include Moves And Mishap
The Delta column notes Claud Clarkson and Mrs Randale step into Mrs Randale's place as T Watts suffers a foot spike accident Sunday. Chas Robison returns from Fort Collins visit. Manchester hosts Watts visit. Reed hauls manure for Waite. five acres prepared for potatoes. Snow brings drift delays for the mail carrier. George Shearer moves to a new home on the former 8 S W ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watts
Chas. Robison
George Shearer
8. S. W. Ranch
Shearer
Local notes from Eaton and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs James Kendal visited friends in Eaton Sunday. Mrs Fanny Tompson and daughter were passengers for Denver Thursday. Twelve cars of sheep shipped from here Friday. Rev Dickinson spends week with wife in Colorado Springs. Clyde M Middleton returns to Sterling factory duties Saturday. M B Nelson and family from Saguache visit sister Nellie Brown. Mrs N E Cushman and daughter return from California trip. The patronesses of the library met at Mrs W R Clark’s home Wednesday. Tl T Scheer and family depart for Idaho to settle. Eaton high school basketball team played the Normal freshmen Saturday afternoon. The game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kendal
Eaton
Fanny Tompson
Daugther
Denver
Rev. Dickinson
Colorado Springs
Clyde M. Middleton
Sterling
M. B. Nelson
Saguache
Nellie Brown
N. E. Cushman
California
Eaton Defeats Opponents 36 to 6 in Local Game
The Eaton team won by 36 to 6. Mrs C E Leiper visited Denver then returned Tuesday. Thomas Leadbetter and Lula joined the Loyal Rebekah lodge Monday. A stereopticon lecture is planned at the Baptist church Thursday by the Salvation Army. The town election features two rival tickets led by Mayor T H Dailey. Dean Peck, in Eaton for union meetings, left ill for Denver but plans to return next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Leiper
Denver
Thomas Leadbetter
Lula
Rebekah Lodge
Baptist Church
Salvation Army
T. H. Dailey
Dean Peck
Eaton
Local Notes On Highland Lake Area Changes And Weather
Rev Gilkey is ill this week. Scott Kerr moved his dwelling from here to Mead last week. Carpenters will finish the school building soon. Mr Johnson of Loveland visited Friday and Saturday and plans to locate here. A Thursday windstorm brought light snow and pleased local farmers. A surveying party works east of the lake amid railroad and road route rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Kerr
Mead
Johnson
Loveland
Local Notes From Hillsboro and Environs
Mr. Edgar buys Mr. Mc Call's place. Herman Rodgers moves near Mr. Hixes. Ed Baker installs plate glass in new store. Lee Bowles rents Pickett place for another year. Little Mable Rodgers ill all week. Will Newman of Windsor visits Pardee. Mr. Hefsebower ill in Fort Collins this week. McCoy family moves to Holmes ranch east of Lucerne. Brice Ardel and Jim Danley of Greeley in this vicinity Wednesday. Mrs. Hamilton ill with neck abscess. James Hamilton with left side abscess. Mrs. Embree sprained ankle recovering. Mr. Houtehins moves into Bechtel house. Daniels school taught by Mr. Houtehins. S. D. Griffith back after two weeks with lame back. Elmer Durand relocates from Fort Collins to W. R. Adams ranch east of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edgar
Brice Ardel
Jim Danley
Greeley
Mrs. Hamilton
James Hamilton
LaSalle Births and Local Social Notes
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dunn on Feb 28 a son. Mrs. McKissick of Denver visits sister Mrs. Jas. Beattie. Miss Bessie Beattie visited in Greeley last week with Miss Cora Bainbridge. Frank Downey of Greeley called at Kenmore farm earlier this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore hosted a reception for son Will Moore and bride T. BE. Hotchkiss will move to Port Collins after accepting a Singer agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Dunn
McKissick
Denver
Jas. Beattie
Bessie Beattie
Greeley
Cora Bainbridge
Frank Downey
Kenmore
John Moore
Will Moore
Abbot Ranch Split and Move Inquiries Reported
Dennis Cipson acquired the north half of the Abbot ranch. N Calvin and family relocated to Greeley last Wednesday. Ethel Spurgeon and Agnes Robb visited on Sunday. Mrs Webster spent the week with her sons near Kersey. A daughter was born March 1 to Mr and Mrs Claus Peterson. Mrs Bybee traveled to Indiana for a visit. D L Walace of Pleasant Valley was in the area on business last week.
Local notes on residents moving and visits in Peckham area
Huey Bros trade property with Lewis Wilson of Peckham. A Strom slowly improves after a severe injury. Carl Anderson returns from Fort Collins and Stoat. Mrs D W Carr visiting her parents the Websters. Raymond Teller run over but unhurt. Martin Nelson of Scotts Bluff visits Joe Anderson's. Gus Carlson plans summer carpentry with Paul Hansen of Greeley. Meredith family and Loa spend Sunday with S L Spurgeon family. Gus Weber heads to Loveland to move next week, renting a farm. Ida Bybee travels to Indiana for summer. C Lilga sells garden tract and buys property in Lexington. Roberson of Greeley and Manuel McIndoo of Ashton new here to farm on Geo Houston place. Dent family move to new home near east ward school. Dent janitor there. W A Warner returns from three weeks in Larchwood Iowa. rents his farm for five years, Iowa winter noted as mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Carr
T. Webster
Raymond Teller
Martin Nelson
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Joe Anderson
Gus Carlson
Paul Hansen
Greeley
Meredith
Loa
S L. Spurgeon
Gus Weber
Loveland
Ida Bybee
Indiana
C. Lilga
Lexington
Mr. Robinson
Manuel McIndoo
Ashton District
Geo. Houston
Dent
East Ward School House
East Ward
W. A. Warner
Larchwood
Iowa
Local Notes and Social Items From BiC Bend
Miss Nettie Moerkle has been on the sick list this past week. A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Gordie McMilien. Mrs Wilson will return to her Denver home this week. A prayer meeting was held at Mrs Boals home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Zilar of Greeley have moved to Hermosa ranch. There will be preaching Sunday afternoon and evening at Lane's chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Moerkle
Gordie McMilien
The Girl From Sweden at Greeley Opera House
Amusements note that Fred Falkner presents The Girl From Sweden a Swedish dialect comedy drama at the Greeley opera house on Friday March 9. It promises strong melodrama and heart and life like scenes with Swedish heroine and hero amid plenty of specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Opera House
Fred Falkner
Sweden
Oles
Yons
Hans
Falkner
Sale of 180 china sets offered at half price
An advertisement promotes 180 cups and saucers with 180 plates in fine china and beautiful decoration. Each cup saucer and plate is priced at 75 cents, offered for three days or while stocks last, at extremely low price just half their value, display in window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Local Kitchenware Promotions Highlight Cheap Porcelain Sets
Ad copy touts cooking and dining wares with onion sets and semi porcelain dinnerware. Claims prices beat competition and offers low double pricing on two packs and a beauty LOO piece set. Mentions eye catching patterns and English makes at below rival costs.
Noah’s Ark Choice Bargains Lands and Lots for Sale
A varied sale rundown offers a 160 acre farm near Greeley and Loveland canal for 10 500 after asking 15 000, a Larimer County ditch property with orchard water and a 44 year note, a 60 acre garden tract with a 7 room house and barn, plus 40 acre and 10 acre tracts with improvements and personal farming gear. City properties and cheap houses also listed. Insurance noted as available in established firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley & Loveland Canal
Larimer County
Denver to City of Mexico and turn
The City of Mexico invites tourists with a thousand attractions including parks plazas cathedrals theatres clubs galleries and museums. Side trips to Mitla Tampico Vera Cruz and other points are suggested. Mr T B Fisher G P A Colorado and Southern Denver offers full data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mitla
Tampico
Vera Cruz
T. B. Fisher
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Colorado & Southern time card overhaul affects Greeley trains
The Colorado and Southern railroad revised its timetable for trains serving Greeley last Sunday. Morning service remains 6:30 arrival, Fort Collins train arrives at 10:00 and departs 10:30, while afternoon service shifts to 12:10 arrival and 12:40 departure. Denver evening train arrives 8:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Greeley
Fort Collins
Fand
Denver
Cure a Cold in One Day Promoted by Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises a refund if ineffective and carries W Grove signature on each box, priced at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
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Windsor
Ke, Sullivan
Wife
Mne
H. Laybourn
Dickerson
E. Hotz
Sep Manden
Jessie Hardinger
Marsh
Gree
Ns Anna
M. Forgy and
S. J.B. Laws
Ida Reid
S. Dickey and
Familly
Brad Claus Jr
Akeside Cemetery
Award Law
Walden
North
Xe Boys
Mutual Protective Club
Parks Allough
Claude Thee
J. B. Huffsmith
John P. Klug
Hixon
J. Bollinger
Chicago
Geo. Miller
Sum
M. Davis
Pearl Veach
Buck Sunday
Han McIntyre
Ayers
Ayer
Katic Paterbon
Cal
Ater
Ayor
THE
DELTA
Mrs
Claud Clarkson
Mrs. Randale
Eaton High School
Highland Lake
Rev. Gilkey
Hillsboro
Lasalle
T. BE. Hotchkiss
Singer Sewing Company of
Port Collins
Cipson
Huey Bros
Lewis Wilson
Peckham
A. Strom
Carl Anderson
Stoat
Bic Bend
Lane's Chapel
the Girl
Ompeti
10Th Street
U. S
H. P. Heath
First Nat. Bank
Bartlett Lumber
Ind
Main
Bell
City of Mexico
Henry George
Ninth Ave
Zoe
York
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Texas
Colorado
T. E. Fisher
Colo
Fred W. Falkner
Fun Makers
Horne’s Book
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Bross
H. C. Watson
H. Weenie
T. Nerun
Ass’t
J. A. Brush
H.C. Watson
J. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
C. H. Wheeler
W.H. Farr
H. D. Parker
Union National Bank
State
National Incorporation
Capital
Bo Page
EB. Gil
Hs cCutcheon
EB F. J A Ayer
H. Russel Rutven Ver August Anderson
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Deaver
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