Local Briefs From Ault City News
Ault births report a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Greer on March 5. Fifteen new Congregational church members were received last Sunday. B. F. Early moves into Coffman house now owned by C. J. Ryden. C. A. Brayton buys Walter Wellborn’s house and two Curtis addition lots and will move soon. Mrs. Albert Kratz ill at Boulder sanitarium with appendicitis. Lon Wright family moves to south Todd house. Hughells sold bakery. W. N. Hudson’s store nearly burned by cigar stub in sawdust. Town water works deep well finished and pumped in fourteen minutes. shallow well planned next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Greer
Mary
Congregational Church
B. F. Early
Coffman House
C. J. Ryden
C. A. Brayton
Walter Wellborn
Curtis Addition
Lon Wright
Todd House
Local residents engage in business and land sales
Cipson J. W. McPherson of Greeley was in Gipson last week on business. Aurelia and Lizzie Boyd returned Friday from several days stay at Pierce. Mr. Schermer, Jr., went to Denver last week and expects to remain there some time. J. W. Harsh purchased a carload of tile for farm drainage. Mr. Schermer and Mr. Henderson have been leveling their places in prep for feeding beets. Teller sold ten acres to Dr. Strong of Greeley for 3200 dollars. Strong plans property improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McPherson
Greeley
Gipson
Aurelia and
Lizzie Boyd
Pierce
Mr. Schermer, Jr
Denver
J. W. Harsh
Early spring farming progress and crop plans
The text notes rapid farming activity with early seedings. Farmers have sown small grain, prepared land, and gardeners plan to sow onion seed. Beet seeding is expected in the latter part of the month as work advances.
Early 1900s Community Notes From East Lone Tree
East Lone Tree reports A J Bradley starting for Scott’s Bluff Nebraska on Thursday Rev Euge conducted services at Lone Tree schoolhouse Tuesday Mrs Fred Shick confined with grip this week. Warren Hilton drilled wheat for Mr Heighton. Morton Hutchinson family of Eaton moving to old Bradley place. A J Macy wife dined with F G Baxter family of Greeley. Mrs Lottie Christman visited Leota Christman Thursday. Mrs J Christman stayed with Mrs Suiters west of Greeley. Mrs S A Killban and Mrs Will Van Gorder called on Mrs H G Dixon Thursday. Miss Mary Christman visited Sher friend Miss Bessie Barnett of Greeley Thursday. P A Tisdel family moved to new home west of Greeley. Mrs J Christman and Mrs Chips of Greeley visited Rev and Mrs Brace of Platteville. Clarke Foster of Eaton, pasturing cattle in W D Hilton’s field, took them to Eaton to be dipped Thursday. Social club met with Mr and Mrs John Pennington Saturday. good program and evening of fortune telling cards and social converse, refreshments served. Next meeting to be with Miss Edda Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bradley
Scott's Bluff
Neb
Euge
Lone Tree School
Fred Shick
Warren Hilton
Heighton
Morton Hutchinson
Eaton
Bradley Place
A. J. Macy
F. G. Baxter
Greeley
Lottie Christman
Leota Christman
J. Christman
Suiters
S. A. Killban
Will van Gorder
H. G. Dixon
Mary Christman
Sher
Bessie Barnett
P. A. Tisdel
Chips
Brace
Platteville
Clarke Foster
W. D. Hilton
John Pennington
Penningtons
Edda Anderson
Community Notes From Ashton District Social Round
Miss Ellen Forquer returned home after a week with friends in Greeley. Miss Ona Kimbrey of Greeley vacationed here. Miss Merriam McCollum visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Smith. Preaching at Ashton schoolhouse Sunday March 13 at 3 o clock. Miss Kimberly of Greeley vacationed with the Boresens. Miss Gerda Bengston farewell party at Mrs C A Carlson’s. A S Vose and daughter return from Denver. they plan Boston soon. The Ashton Literary debated March 9 on which is more beneficial Doctors or Lawyers, the negative side won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Forquer
Greeley
Ona Kimbrey
Merriam McCollum
Wm. Smith
Ashton School House
Gerda Bengston
C. A. Carlson
Vose
Denver
Boston
Ashton
Limuel McIndoe
Philip Forquer
Elza McCune
Neighborhood Surprise For Windsor Couple
Mrs Carlson hosted a Thursday afternoon event while neighbors organized a surprise for Mr and Mrs Harris on Thursday evening. Self invited guests arrived around 7 with lunch baskets and the group enjoyed games in a pleasant social gathering with many relatives and friends.
Snowy Week Opens with Plow Plans and Local Ranch Work
A slight snow fell on Saturday as E B Moore Owned steam plow to begin work this week. Farmers south of town report many coyotes dead on the range from mange. Chas Waite pastures cattle and horses on EB V Warner ranch. Alva Campbell builds a dam for Empire reservoir, finished Saturday. South Side school March 8 roll lists 19 pupils with many names noted for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Moore
Mange
Chas. Waite
EB. V. Warner
Alva Campbell
Empire Reservoir
South Side School
Axel Bergren
Homer Brannon
Irma Donaldson
Charles
Frank
Luella
Sophie Hanneman
Clara
Fred
Vera
Margaret
Marjorie Hilderman
Agnes
Alfred Montgomery
Ralph Warner
Auction Bulletin Schedule At Ranch Near Greeley
Auction notices list two events near Greeley with cattle horses mules hay and implements. W RK Joens and Abe Mumper sell 80 acre farm and various farming goods respectively. A third sale invites park buyers to bring goods for auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
W. RK. Joens
Abe Mumper
Local Society and School News Roundup
Mrs. B. B. Putnam is convalescing after a week of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Murray called Friday at J. Smith's, who remains seriously ill with dropsy. J. L. Gabbet and family returned Sunday from a weekend visit with friends in the valley. Supt. Harrison visited our schools last week. South Side patrons petition the board for one more month of school. William Fierstack's wife and children arrived from Missouri last Tuesday. Brothers unloaded a car of household goods and machinery on Saturday for a housekeeper setup after shipping via Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Putnam
Murray
J. Smith
J. L. Gabbet
Supt. Harrison
South Side
William Fierstack
Missouri
Burlington
Local Residents Spend Time Across Communities
Miss Gerda Bengston plans to return home to Pennsylvania. Miss Merriam McCollum enjoyed a spring vacation with friends in Ashton. Mrs. Carlson visited her son Dr. Carlson in Eaton for a few days. Mr. Litaveary was called to Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam McCollum
Ashton
Mrs. Carlson
Dr. Carlson
Eaton
Mr. Litaveary
Gordy MacMillan Pew House Start Expected This Week
Mr Miller plans to begin work on Gordy MacMillan's pew house this week. Miss Yonkers of Eaton visited with Miss Frances Miller Saturday afternoon. Mrs Wright of Greeley visited with daughter Mrs Margrette Davis Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Bandcroft attended the Big Bend gathering Sunday and plan to travel to Winslow on Tuesday. A large crowd from the area attended the La Salle band ice cream social Friday night for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Gordy MacMillan
Pew House
Hazelton Social Notes Reflect Illnesses and Moves
Hazelton society item lists Mrs. Rasmussen Mrs Tremaine and Ellen Tunner on the sick list. Mrs. John Moody visiting sister Mrs. Butler of Colburn Colo. Mrs. Norah Elder of Fort Collins visiting her parents Lon Beetham and wife. Earl Cassiday moved east of Greeley to the Baird ranch for summer residence. BE F Landrum traded pasture land for Loveland property and plans fall move for schooling and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moody
Mrs. Butler
Colburn
Colo
Norah Elder
Fort Collins
Lon Beetham
Earl Cassiday
Greeley
Baird
Delta Bets on New Team as Clarkson Buys Horses
Claud Clarkson purchased a fine team from Tom Hall for the Delta area. Many locals suffer colds while spring brings plowing and planting. Archibalds hosted a dinner for four couples. Lawrence family left for Garden City Kansas after tending beers for Foley last year. Movements rise as people seek better prospects. Delta school gains eleven new scholars as some families move away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Clarkson
Tom Hall
Delta
Mrs. Archibald
Will Heard
Mrs. Shearer
Lawrence
Foley
Garden City
Kaw
Craig
Delta School
Death in District Leaves Husband and Four Orphans
A family from Missouri faced tragedy as Mrs Burge died ten days after arrival to seek health care. Her husband and four children aged seven to eight months were left behind. Relatives returned with the father and younger children after the burial arrangements.
Cheyenne Couple Wed at Albert Hotel Denver
Miss Larue Cowhick and John F. Meyer of Cheyenne were married last Friday evening at the Albert hotel in Denver. Greeley interest centered on the ceremony with Mrs. Charles F. Tew of Greeley as matron of honor. The bride has wintered in Greeley and remains popular locally. The groom maintains a Cheyenne home where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Albert Hotel
Denver
Larue Cowhick
John F. Meyer
Cheyenne
Charles F. Tew
Corner stone laid for Swedish Lutheran church on Eighth Ave
Impressive services were held last Sunday afternoon as the corner stone for the new Swedish Lutheran church at Eighth avenue and Thirteenth street was laid. Dr. Brandell and Rev. J. F. Ablin spoke in English and Swedish. Pastor O W Gustafsen led ceremonies as a list of congregation members and papers were placed in the cornerstone. The society, two years old, numbers 65 and the finished church will cost $6 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Brandell
Kansas Lutheran Conference
J. F. Ablin
Longmont
O. W. Gustafsen
Denver
Church Society
Greeley to Elect by Petition Under New Law
For the first time in years the city may hold a spring election by petition rather than a convention. The Water Works ticket seeks re election, while only the mayor aldermen city clerk and city treasurer will be elected with all other officers appointed under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Water Works
Chicago Swedes Inspect Box Elder Lands For Investment
A. Peterson who recently bought the Asa Sterling lands in Box Elder valley hosted a visit last Thursday in Greeley by a party of prominent Chicago Swedes. The group included OC A Valentine Dr Alfred Hakanson and P Pearson. They examined another tract of land with investment interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Peterson
Asa Sterling
Box Elder Valley
Greeley
OC. A. Valentine
Peterson
Alfred Hakanson
P. ©. Pearson
Chicago
Surprise Party For Mr and Mrs Carlson At Home
About fifty youths from the Swedish Lutheran church surprised Mr and Mrs Carl Carlson at 1327 Ninth Avenue last Saturday evening. The gathering included games and music with refreshments, and the couple received two leather chairs as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Carlson
Ninth Avenue
Colorado & Southern Homeseeker Rates to Texas Panhandle
The Colorado & Southern advertises very low rates to Texas Panhandle destinations for homeseekers. Write T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Denver for details and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Texas Panhandle
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Apples for sale four to six tons good sound
For sale four to six tons of apples not affected by frost, sound and marketable. Call or write W. O. Minks in Loveland Colorado for details and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Minks
Loveland
Colo
Seed Potatoes for Sale by Farr Produce Co
Divide seed potatoes and Wisconsin seed potatoes available with alfalfa seed also offered. Farr Produce Co. houses offerings and prices for farmers seeking quality seed stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Wisconsin
Farr Produce Co
Seed Man Offers 1500 Sacks Pearl Seed for Loans
Advertisement note from G. O'Farrell of Rural Route 3 announcing 1500 sacks of Pearl seed from Divide last year grown on sod with light irrigation. He offers private money for a few good loans and promises best terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Cure a Cold in One Day Product Claim
Advertises laxative bromide quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with money back guarantee. Mentions Bew Grove signature on each box and a 25 cent price indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEW
Grove
Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Pastor
The Trinity Lutheran Church announces a German service at 10 30 Sunday school at 12 and an English service at 7 30 led by Pastor P B Fritsche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Fritsche
Church Services Move to Steele's Hall
A notice states that church services will be held in Steele's hall from now on, replacing the former venue at Business College hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele’s
Business College
Sermon Topic Matter At Sunday 11 A M Services
The sermon next Sunday morning centers on the theme Matter. Services begin at 11 o clock. A Wednesday evening meeting is scheduled for 7 30.
Why How When and Where God Seeks to Save Sinners Sermon
Hurbit Hall will host a Sunday evening sermon on March 17 with a theme Why How When and Where God Seeks to Save Sinners. The pastor will deliver the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hur
Hall
Bethel Church Announces Sunday School Missionary Series
Rev Euge Bethel will begin services next Sunday March 17 at Bethel church in Pleasant Valley. Services will continue in the evenings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euge
Bethel Church
Pleasant Valley
Deaths in Local Family and Brooklyn Burial
Fred Coutright two weeks old died of whooping cough on March 6. Funeral at 2 p.m. March 7 at 407 Tenth Street led by Rev. R. J. Hunter. Sarah A. Smith, 41, wife of Silas P. Smith, died March 7 of tuberculosis after arriving from Brooklyn. body shipped there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
C. H. Coutright
Tenth Street
R. J. Hunter
Sarah A. Smith
Silas P. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Elma Brown Dies in Kansas City at 19
Miss Elma Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Brown of Platteville died in Kansas City where she was attending school February 28 at age 19. The body was shipped to Platteville and funeral services were conducted by Rev R E Brace at 2 30 o clock Monday afternoon at the Methodist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Brown
R. S. Brown
Platteville
Kansas City
RE. Be, Brace
Methodist Church
Death Notice for William E. Austin
William E. Austin died March 7 at the family home from blood poisoning linked to a hand cut. He was 43, survived by a wife seven children his father six brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at Macy's Undertaking Parlors with Rev. J. A. Davis officiating at 1 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Austin
Fourth Street
J. A. Davis
Macy’s Undertaking
Mrs A Eliza Briggs Dies at 70 in Milwaukee Area
Mrs. A Eliza Briggs died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs I E Ingle 1031 Tenth street aged 70 years Ill since December She leaves three children Mrs I E Ingle Mrs Charles Schumann of Portland and Charles N Briggs of Wantoma Wis Funeral services are at 2 this afternoon at Rev R J Hunter's home and burial will be in Neenah Wis with Mrs Ingle and her son traveling there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eliza Briggs
I. E. Ingle
Tenth Street
Charles Schumann
Portland
Charles N. Briggs
Wantoma
Wis
R. J. Hunter
Neenah
Mrs Lou L Knowles dies at home after long illness
Mrs Lou L Knowles daughter of J S Knowles died at the family home 910 Fifth street Tuesday morning after years of nervous trouble. Aged 38, born in St Joseph Michigan she leaves husband W S Knowles father sister Miss Josephine Knowles and three brothers. Funeral by Rev T Brockway at 2 this afternoon at the home with Eastern Star lodge conducting at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou L. Knowles
J.S. Knowles
Fifth Street
St. Joseph
Mich
W. S. Knowles
Josephine Knowles
Rev. T. ©. Brockway
Eastern Star Lodge
Beet Land for Rent Near Hardin on Benton and Von Richtofen Ranches
Fine beet land for rent for the coming season on Benton and Von Richtofen ranches near Hardin. 300 to 400 acres, rentable in tracts of 10 to 100 acres, with good water rights. Inquire of Robert Graham & Son, agents, room 407 Opera House block, Greeley, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton and
von Richtofen
Hardin
Robert Graham & Son
Opera House
Greeley, Colo
Don’t Buy Life Insurance in the Northwestern
A fragmented advertisement warns readers against buying life insurance from unknown agents and urges using Northwestern Life Insurance through a Greeley agent, specifically mentioning J. V. Crone. The piece emphasizes cost and contract advantages of the Northwestern option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Greeley
J. V. Crone
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Albert Kratz
Boulder Sanitarium
Cipson
East
Lone Tree
Kimberly of
Martha, Emma and
Grace Boresen
Mrs. Kiel
Windsor
Creen City
the Phelps Shoe Store
Accident and Health Insurance
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. ©. Ulrich
Colorado
Ridg
Denver, Colo
Kemmerer & Gordon
Pennsylvania
Barteldes Seed CO
Bic Bend
Hazelton
Mrs. Rasmussen
Mrs. Tremaine
Ellen Tunner
THE
Cowhick-Meyer
Texas
A. M. McClenahan
Trinity Lutheran
Christian Science
Nazarene
Bethel
Coutright
Brown
Austin
Briggs
Gias Co
Merrill Pianos
the Thompson Music Co
Flinthote
Bartlett
Telephone
Ninth Street
Depot
Standard Om Co. Incorporated
National Railway Training School
E Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
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