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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
8
Kersey March 7. Mr and Mrs E E Gillard return from their wedding trip to a large turnout and a fire wagon parade the couple did not seek but accepted as a surprise gesture. Gillard provided candy for ladies and cigars for men marking the celebration.
G W Racer nominated for mayor at Citizen's party caucus. Trustees named C S Williams W H Harrington Charles Woolf for two years and R W Mortimer for one year. Mortimer presided. Election scheduled for April 5. Also notes on Kallaus trading home for farm tools and Williams entering lumber business with his brother. Sutor reassembling engine for Grover plowing. Denver move of Kallaus family and Mallone joining Weekly Post. Chamberlain's tablets extolled for digestive relief.
Moving day brings tenants to Beebe Draw as families relocate to new farms. Jake Ginter of Denver will tenant the Stigxer place, Phillip Berndt moves to the Roeck farm in Big Bend, Anderson joins the Markle place, and the Markle family moves to LaSalle. F D Moss becomes new tenant at the Staudimger ranch while reservoir surveyors relocate.
Jake Oster Sr rents his farm to buyers from Highlandlake and will move to Greeley after purchasing a home. August Bolander prepares to relocate to his new homestead once construction on his house is complete.
Tom Deane visits his sisters at Eaton and Ault. Mr and Mrs William Moss moved from Stillwater Oklahoma to the Draw. Richard Baker recovers slowly from a recent runaway accident in which he was involved. His daughter Leah fills his schoolroom duties. A Washington and Lincoln program was given at Wentz school Friday but postponed due to illness among several children.
W. F. Hines and A. G. Feland were business visitors of Greeley on Wednesday. Mrs. Smith hosted a post card shower for Della Smith on Tuesday. The Straley family has moved back to their country home.
Fairplay resident Tommy Dean visits sisters Miss Rose Dean and Miss Edna Dean. Theodore Joll moves his family into the J Brown house, vacated by J C Henderson. Mr.
The advertisement asserts superior health benefits from consuming Quaker Scotch Oats. It notes regular size packages and hermetically sealed tins suitable for hot climates.
Henderson moves family to Sun set. Balmer and Stewart relocate to properties bought from Beadle. Several residents relocate farms and businesses while social events highlight library, church, and millinery activities. Ailanes cough remedy ad closes the item.
Ray West and J H Sapher of Fort Collins spent today in Greeley on a business trip and were hosted by C W Guillert during their stay.
Want ads declare stock for sale including Farmers Independent District, Boulder and Weld Reservoir shares. A party is sought to plow 180 acres twelve miles east of Eaton. A rental offer for an 80 acre LaSalle area farm with irrigation, new house and outbuildings seeks experienced irrigation farmers. Addresses in Greeley Tribune and LaSalle Colorado.
Seventeen surveyors camp near Kersey as the Burlington advances from Hudson to Grover via Kersey. The move heights competition with the Union Pacific for access to northern Colorado farmland, with thousands of acres, including Denver-Greeley Valley Irrigation lands, set to open. Wheat planting and three steam plows are underway south of Kersey, and rumors of an independent sugar factory on Hall ranch persist as the town stakes its future on the new road.
The advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medical reach and claims no medicine can do more. It notes the product is sold by all druggists.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Greeley Masonic Temple Association will be held at 409 Opera House block, Greeley Colorado on Monday March 21 1910 at 10 oclock a m for electing five directors and other lawful business. WM Hall Thompson secretary.
Mrs Dora Rhoads and her daughters Edith and Laura traveled to Ault for a few days visit with relatives and friends.
The Greeley Tribune announces a county wide contest with $150 in prizes for the best exhibits of milo, potatoes, and sugar beets from Weld County school districts. Winners advance from district to county to state levels with prizes ranging from $5 to $15 per product and a final display at the state capitol in Denver.
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