All Over Weld and Local Happenings In Springlike Weather
ASHTON held over from last week. Lincoln Wilder ill with the la grippe. Warm weather brings farm work as several farmers begin field labor. F. Daven left for the east for about three weeks. Clifton Curtis moved to J. B. Coleman’s ranch after his Washington’s Birthday marriage. Mrs. C. A. Carlson returns from Pennsylvania. A pleasant surprise for Mrs. Forquer with about twenty friends. Hallie and Hazel Daven and Hazel Rhodes home from Greeley for a visit. Y P S C E organized here with Miss Whitman president. I. A. and M. A. Whitman had an upset. Maurice uninjured, Mr. Whitman hurt but not in danger. A series of meetings at the schoolhouse, led by Rev. Macy of Greeley and I. A. Givens of Denver, ends. School attendance good. February absences noted for Ora Edwards, Eda Selberg, Milo McCollum, Miriam McCollum, and Tommie McGunnigle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Wilder
P. F. Daven
East
Clifton Curtis
Washington
J. B. Coleman
C. A. Carlson
Pennsylvania
Forquer
Maurice
Eda Selberg
Milo McCollum
Miriam McCollum
Tommie McGunnigle
Local social and ranch notices from Cheyenne area
CAULT J. J. Boyle made a business trip to Cheyenne last week. Mrs. M. T. Tilyou of Greeley has been visiting her daughter the past week. Louis Avery gave a dinner party Sunday in honor of his twenty first birthday. Wednesday a skating party was held on reservoir No 1. Ice cream and popcorn was served for refreshments. Sunday James Merna foreman of the O.T. Perry ranch barely escaped death by dodging the kick of a vicious horse. William Ketcham one of the prominent stockmen of this vicinity lost several head of stock during the recent storm. The forty five pound turkey gobbler property of Mrs. V. Archer had the misfortune to lose one of his feet by stepping into a coyote trap a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Boyle
Cheyenne
M. T. Tilyou of
Greeley
Louis Avery
Reservoir No 1
James Merna
O.T. Perry
William Ketcham
V. Archer
Local Social Notes From Kersey and Nearby
Mrs Al Raymond and children were in town Friday afternoon. Walter Roberts of Johnstown visits Mr Norris. Draper Wilson to form Jim Loustallet place next year. Archie Morrison couple trade in Greeley. James Loustallet attends sale at Kenmore ranch. J K Painter visits Denver. J K Miller of Greeley tending Mrs McCullah. Bert Bedell and Bodo Von Trotha guests of Chuck Pierson. Little Patti Opera Company gave two performances at Woodman Hall to large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Raymond
Walter Roberts
Johnstown
Mr. Norris
Draper Wilson
Jim Loustallet
Archie Morrison
Greeley
James Loustallet
Kenmore Ranch
J. K. Painter
Denver
J. K. Miller
McCullah
Community Notes From Highland Lake Region
Mr Glover visited Berthoud on Sunday while Forbes Coates is slated as ditch boss for the season. Farmers prepare to plant a large sugar beet acreage and a church may be lit with acetylene. Scott Kerr moved from Longmont to a new home west of the lake, and Frank Parmalee sold his farm north of the lake to Mr Hutchinson of Lyons, taking two Lyons houses in part payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Glover
Berthoud
Forbes Coates
Scott Kerr
Longmont
Frank Parmalee
Mr Hutchinson
Lyons
Marriage in Denver and regional social news from Grover
William Bolen and Hilda Grandstrum wed in Denver on February 28. Cicero Davis visited relatives near Grover. Major brothers moved to a ranch north of Gault in early March. Frank Benton from Hardin reviewed ranch interests in Grover. A Grover masquerade dance on February 24 drew attendees from Greeley Buttes Gault and Cheyenne and was a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicero Davis
Grant Davis
Grover
Gault
Frank Benton
Hardin
Greeley
Buttes
Cheyenne
Local News Briefs from the Region
Isaac Erickson listed as ill with Dr. Bovard visiting friends in Evans. J T Cornelius and family relocate to a ranch east of LaSalle. WRC ladies raise 24 dollars from a Friday event. Arthur Rhodes leaves for San Francisco after visiting parents. Mrs Maxwell departs for Idaho Springs seeking rheumatism treatment. Rev J M Wylie and wife attend the National Reform convention in Denver. Georgie Bollman returns to Leadville from illness. Town crews clean ditches as water service is to resume soon. Rev Roerick and wife visit during revival meetings. W A Jack buys Vanderlip’s blacksmith shop and starts his own business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bovard
Sterling
Evans
J. T. Cornelius
LaSalle
W.R.C
Arthur Rhodes
San Francisco
Calif
Maxwell
Idaho Springs
J. M. Wylie
Denver
Georgie Bollman
Leadville
Rev. Roerick
Loveland
Rev. Stillman
W. A. Jack
L. C. Vanderlip
Local Social Roundup at Farmers Spur
Mrs Schraver and Mrs Brown visited Mrs Baker at Farmers Spur last Thursday. Mr Vandermay from Denver will farm this summer at May field place. Mr Watts builds a large addition and hosted a neighbor dance Friday night. Mr and Mrs Foley hosted a supper with several neighbors and played progressive high five. Mr Thompson traveled to Kearney Nebraska Thursday and returned Saturday unsettled by conditions. They have moved back to their old place and are at home to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Foley
Brown
Georgia Baker
Rosenburg
Bertha
Augusta Rosenburg
Thompson
Kearney
Nebraska
Community Notes From Ault Area Families
John Henderson Cipson drove to Ault on Saturday. Emma Leake and daughter visited A. E. Leake family on Friday. Spring plowing has begun and onion seed will follow. Dewitt Swan visited from Longmont on Saturday. F C Teller family spent Friday in Windsor with Harry Teller. George Houston builds a new house near Cliff's place west end of Fifth Street. T B Webster and Walter Webster with Velorus and Olin near Kersey Sunday. Frank Young sold five acres to Evans of Greeley for 1250 dollars. Evans plans a residence and market garden. Gus Weber hosted by G C Weber Jr and John Vedder from near Johnstown. Vedder and Gus Weber in Ault on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
Ault
Emma Leake
A. E. Leake
Dewitt S. Swan
Longmont
F. C. Teller
Windsor
Harry Teller
George Houston
Frank Young
Mr. Evans
Greeley
Evans
G.C. Weber, Jr
John Vedder
Johnstown
Gus Weber
Mr. Vedder
Farmers Spur Seeding Preparations and Local Visits
Some farmers begin plowing as seeding season nears. J R Henderson of Big Bend stayed with relatives Monday night. Edward Johnson, John and Frank Larson attended the Friday lyceum. Mr Baker did grading and leveling on his farm. Miss Lizzie Mumper of Greeley rode to Wind sor with a friend last Thursday and returned that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Henderson
Big Bend
Edward Johnson
John
Frank Larson
Lyceum
Baker
Lizzie Mumper
Greeley
Windsor
Community Update from Antelope Park and Nearby
Antelope Park notes serious illness of Mrs. D Severance and travel plans of O T Austin to the east to dispose of his sheep. Local visits include Mrs Farnsworth and daughter Kathleen at D C Pages, and Mary Severance from the Agricultural College staying with relatives. Several families James Wilson and family Ivan Wilson and wife B Williams John Morgan and others spent Sunday at H Boullard s. Newton Cater and Gilbert Kinney arrived from Zanesville Ohio after visiting relatives. Mrs Titmus M F King and J L Dorsey from Columbine attended the sewing bee at Mrs Roullard s Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Severance
O.T . Austin
Farnsworth
Kathleen
D. C. Page
S. Mary Severance
The
Agricultural College
James Wilson
Ivan Wilson
B. Williams
John Morgan
Messrs
Newton Cater
Gilbert Kinney
Zanesville
Ohio
Titmus
M. F. King
J. L. Dorsey
Columbine
Sheep Shearing Trip Begins. Town Casts Attention
A M C Todd begins his annual sheep shearing trip this week. Several children in town suffer from whooping cough. Mr and Mrs J P Fry visited W J Henderson's last Saturday. W H Preston plans a move to a new east side shop this week. Mrs Lulu Elliott recovers from a grip attack and Ora Allison is back in circulation. Rev C D Proper preached Home Missions at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The L O T M initiated four new members last Friday and expect three or four more next meeting. Earl Mason Carl Coffman and Fred Miller visited Idaho and returned last week. Edward, son of Mrs Clara Curtis, is ill with brain fever but improving. Will Hodgell underwent an appendicitis operation last week and is recovering. Mrs Otto Lorton, visiting her mother in Iowa, reports a fine girl about two weeks old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Todd
J. P. Fry
W J. Henderson
W. H. Preston
Lulu Elliott
Ora Allison
C. D. Proper
Baptist Church
L.O.T.M
Earl Mason
Carl Coffman
Fred Miller
Idaho
Edward
Clara Curtis
Will Hodgell
Otto Lorton
Iowa
Local People in Eaton Greeley Fort Collins Visits
Percy Gillman of Greeley was in Eaton Saturday. Dan Miller and Mr. Lawson visited the capital city Saturday. Miss Nettleton of Loveland visits Eaton this week. Mrs. W. H. Eaton and sister Mrs. Losey shopped in Denver Monday. Windsor sugar factory superintendent Mr. Sullivan was in Eaton Saturday. Hutchinson family plans move east of town in a few weeks. Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Alger visited Kins Dickerson’s country home Friday. Mrs. S. D. Dickerson and Ray returned to Fort Collins Tuesday. Denver University Glee Club concert in M. E. Church March 20. Bruce Eaton attended to business in Fort Collins Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. Hanson and wife evangelsists holding meetings at the Baptist church. Mrs. E. E. Paul and Mrs. Paul Hogan visited in Greeley and Eaton and returned to Denver Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Gillman
Greeley
Eaton
Dan Miller
Mr. Lawson
Capital City
Miss Nettleton
Loveland
W. H. Eaton
Mrs. Losey
Denver
Sullivan
Windsor
Hutchinson
Middleton
Alger
Kins Dickerson
S. D. Dickerson
Ray
Fort Collins
Denver University Glee Club
M. E
Bruce G. Eaton
Hanson
The
Baptist Church
E. E. Paul
Paul Hogan
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for use with kids. It claims no danger and reliable relief for colds croup and whooping cough with sales at all druggists.
Local shops and notices mix in Greeley scene
Local ads list Pier Brothers garden seeds and red onion sets, Mack’s Grocery specials, Phelps Shoe Store promotions, and Rissler Platt butter. Household items from McCutcheon Hardware and Olds engines featured. Social notes report Mrs. Warner’s new baby, Pleasant Valley Horse Growers forming, and Wy Oregon legislator Hogue visiting M J Baxter’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier Brothers
Macks’ Grocery
Phelps Shoe
Rissler & Platt’s
Mack's Grocery
The
Tribune
Community Notes From Crow Creek Area
Mrs. McMurray left for Iowa last week. Miss Ella Edgar visits sister Mrs. John Sequine in Cheyenne Wyoming. Frank Williams has returned and plans to farm next year. Mrs. Minnie Statler and nephew Stewart Sorber reside at the S. L. W. ranch currently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
Lowa
Ella Edgar
John Sequine
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frank Williams
Minnie Statler
Stewart Sorber
S. L. W. Ranch
Hillsboro Briefs and LocalMovements
Mrs Stedman visits sister Mrs Waite. Loveland rents farm to Douglas Shaw. Mrs Bridgford’s mother of Des Moines Iowa visiting. Dale Nelson building on father’s farm east of here. W K Lewis and Dave Jones rent Newman farm. Mr and Mrs Baker in Denver buying spring goods. Ardell Griffiths building houses on their farms. Will Newman and Frank Spencer return from Idaho with horse car. Frank Stedman of Windsor visits wife with Mrs Newman. Mr Pomrunkey moves from old Riker place to Charles Binder’s near Johnstown. Hillsboro people attend funeral of Jack McMillen of Peckham. Jake Shaw to farm Adams ranch vacated by Bridgford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ardell & Griffith
Will Newman
Frank Spencer
Idaho
Frank Stedman
Windsor
Newman
Mr. Pomrunkey
Riker Place
Charles Binder
Johnstown
Hillsboro
Little Jack McMillen
Peckham
Jake Shaw
Adams Ranch
Mr. Bridgford
Order Allowing Appeal in Water Rights Case 1905
Colorado Larimer County district court clerk certifies a full copy of the February 3 1905 order allowing appeal in the matter Adjudication of Priorities of Right to the Use of Water for Reservoir a im Water District No 3 Division No 1 with trustees for the Sheldon Lake owners C F Finley John W King Orville Austin Samuel T Welch and A Scott. First publication in The Greeley Tribune February 16 1905 last publication March 9 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Colorado
C. F. Taley
John W. King
Orville T. Austin
Samuel T. Welch
A. W. Scott
Transtees
Sheldon Lake
C. F. Finley
Supreme Court of
State of
Colorado
The
Lake Supply Ditch Company
Windsor Lake
Lake Canal Reservoir
North Gray
South Gray
Omprmeer Lake
Boxelder Ditch and Reservoir Co
Jameson Lake
Rollin Q
Tenney
Richards R . Dixon Canon
Dixon Canon
Settle C. Poore
Mitchell Lakes
Larimer & Weld Reservoir Co
Larimer & Weld
Windsor Reservoir and Canal Co
Divide
James K. Garrigues
Judge District Court
John E. Davidson
Orville
Austin
A. Scott
Sheldom Lake
Im Water District No
Fort Collins
Public notice of heirs and administrator in estate case
E. N. Miller named administrator of the George B. Bercar estate. RG and Strong serve as attorneys. Notice first published February 16 1905 in The Greeley Tribune with final publication March 9 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Miller
George B. Bercar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ashton
Cault
Kersey
Highland Lake
Crover
William Bolen
Hilda Grandstrum
Isaac Erickson
DELTA
Cipson
T. B. Webster
Walter Webster
Velorus
Olin
Antelope Park
McCutcheon Hardware Company
English & Carter
Phelps Shoe Store
D. J. March
U. of C. Glee Club
Greeley High School Athletic Association
Howard
Oliver Howard
House of Opportunity
Bissell
Olds
Sixth Avenue
I. Rothschild
Ludie Warner
Warners
Summerville
Ind
Pleasant Valley Horse Growers Association
Charles Deffke
Arthur W. Atkinson
H. N. Bickling
Paul Gregory
W. H. Stimely
C. R. Woods
Castor de Baudecet
Representative Hogue
Laramie
M. J. Baxter
Jackson Hole
Baxter
Yellowstone Park
Hogue
Crow Creek
Red Bird Stock Farm
Due Hal
A.l.camp, Jr
Greeley Opera House
Lincoln J. Carter
Hudson River
Dan Vance
J. H. Michael
Farmers Spur
Firecley Steam Laundry
Robert S. Roeschlaub
F. A
Frank S. Roeschlaub
Robert S. Roeschlaub & Son
Architects
Denver, Colo
Larimer
Sen
Rhodes & Lee, Atty’s
Appellants
Greeley Tribune
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Union National Bank of
George B. Berger
Jonas Cook Higley
Jonas Cook
Paul L. Higley
Thompson & Hatch
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