Weld County Roundup Moves and Visits Across States
Miss Zella Runnells visits her sister in Denver while Mrs. Magda Oleson moves to the Samuel Newell ranch in Greeley. Samuel Garrett’s family relocates to Morrill Nebraska for land. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newell plan an extended Kansas trip stopping at Littleton. Perry family heads to Hot Springs Arkansas for a long visit. Mrs. Map of Denver and Mrs. Held of Cheyenne guests of Mrs. L. C. Vanderlip. J. K. Ross family plans to settle in Loveland. Siscoe of Greeley builds a ten room concrete residence west of Evans. W. McKinney postmaster at LaSalle and son-in-law Gregory visit Evans. Bartell reservoir work begins north of town. Nolan brothers of Greeley land contract. Ralph Rickard returns from Deadwood S D praising Colorado. Woodmansee of the Courier leaves for Kansas City as a land-case witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Runnells
Denver
Magda Oleson
Greeley
Samuel Newell
Samuel Garrett
Faiily
Morrill
Neb
Mary Darrow
Samuel Newel
Kansas
Littleton
W. Coffman
Ault
Mr. Perry
Hot Springs
Ark
Map
Held
Cheyenne
L. C. Vanderlip
J. K. Ross
Loveland
Siscoe
Evans
KE. W. McKinney
LaSalle
Gregory
Bartell
Nolan Brothers of
Ralph Rickard
Deadwood
Colorado
Mr. Woodmansee
the Courier
Kansas City
United States
Local Mead News Touches Contracts and Sales
Highland lake sees L Walker signing contracts for beet field help. Jack Bishop buys his living farm from Frank Parmalee. E entertainment planned in the church on March 15 with 15 cent admission. Ed Johnson buys Mr Beard's tent house and moves it to Mead. Merchants report goods shipped via the Great Western railroad to Mead. A rain and snow storm halted farm work Saturday. Sunday clears. FE H Knott and Rufus Mead plan a meat market opening around March 15 with delivery wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Mr. Beard
Mead
Great Western Railroad
Business and social notes from Fort Lupton and nearby towns
Jobo Haynes transacted business in Greeley Monday while Tony Seboldt bought the Perry Pollock ranch six miles north of Lupton. Evangelist Chas Allen conducts meetings in the M EB church. McKissick couple visited Hawley Daley and wife in Longmont. Mrs Meller and family move to join husband in Montana on a ranch. Condensed Milk plans tiling draining slough west of town. Six year old Martin Nelson died from Brights disease. funeral held. BE Frink rents 300 acres for produce for canning factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Haynes
Greeley
Tony Seboldt
Perry Pollock
Lupton
Chas. Allen
Denver
M. EB
J. W. McKissick
Hawley Daley
Longmont
Martin Nelson
Bright
O. BE. Frink
Silver State Packing and Produce Company
Denver Visitors and Local Doings Reported
Evans L. Larson visited Denver on Saturday while C. Richardson traveled from Loveland to see Mrs. W. G. Scott, who has been seriously ill over the past week. Miss Lulu Brubaker was in Denver Friday and Saturday. Mrs. W. J. McMillan hosted the W C T U group Wednesday afternoon. The old Coloney ranch will be managed by Mr. Bartell of Denver this season. Billy Munee departed for Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloney Ranch
Mr. Bartell
Denver
Local Notes From Lone Tree and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Hamilton of Greeley keeps house for Briggs brothers. B. Edwards moved to Amberger ranch at Crow Creek. W. H. Palmer returns from Chicago after marketing sheep. Alta Miller returns to Greeley from vacation. Farmers begin spring work. A. J. Bradley family move to Scott’s Bluff Neb. Marie Bohen rehabs ankle. Union Aid meets March 20 at Mrs. Hopkins home. Pennington hosts card party at Briscoe’s. Will and Mrs. Wilson plan a Wyoming departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Miller
Greeley
A. J. Bradley
Scott's Bluff
Neb
Marie Bohen
Union Aid Society
B. A. Hopkins
Local notes from Elweli area and nearby towns
Community brief listing visits and movements. John Carlson Bulliing a new barn. Al Swanson and family plan travel to Inli nois. J W Cleaver of Berthoud visited Lewis Eberhart. Darius Shay Allan Renn of Loveland visited Hi well. Jim and Will Smith go to Estes Park for summer work. Lewis Eberhart plans a four room house north of the church. Rev Allan Renn of Loveland preached at the chapel. Goodwin Underwood and Smith returned from mountain vacation. J W Purvis new superintendent held Sunday school meeting. Mrs Jehiel Shull and Miss Beulah plan to return to Colorado and occupy Eichmann house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cleaver
Berthoud
Lewis Eberhart
Darius Shay
Allan Renn
Loveland
Hiwell
Jim
Will Smith
Estes Park
Goodwin, Underwood
Smith
J. W. Purvis
Counci
Jehiel Shull
Gilcrest Community Moves and New Ventures
Cilcrest ER M Rogers made a business trip to Denver Friday. W F Hines moved his store to Main street Friday. F M Miller and John Boise were in Denver on business Wednesday. Frank Mapes and family now live in Gilcrest from Peckham. C B Bancroft and family left for Arizona. Prichard and Zeros new billiard room ready this week. A B Chester hotel manager and wife arrived this week. W K Starbird bought a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. M. Rogers
Denver
W. F. Hines
Main Street
F. M. Miller
John Boise
Frank Mapes and
Peckham
Gilcrest
Prichard
Zero
A. B. Chester
W. K. Starbird
Local News Snippets Include Purchases and Travels
A roundup of small-town activities lists cattle fattening plans, travels to Denver by Mrs. E M Rogers and Miss Aileen Tison, F J McCarthy’s Denver trip for hunting, Boise and Tucker installing heating at a new hotel, Rar Hanna buying land to open a barber shop, Mrs G W Gillespie returning from Aspen Basalt, and a dance oyster supper with more boys than girls sparking a quip about fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Rogers
Aileen Tison
Denver
F. ©. McCarthy
Boise & Tucker
Rar Hanna
Longmont
G. W. Gillespie
Aspen
Basalt
Social Roundup in LaSalle and Nearby Towns
James Stewart was in with the grip last week. D. 8. Ellis was down at Kersey on business Monday. Fred Good of Greeley visited in LaSalle Saturday. Wm Patterson and wife spent Friday and Saturday in Denver. Mrs Harbottle and baby Margaret spent a few days in Greeley. Fred Rockwell of Greeley was guest of his sister Mrs Harbottle. Jennie Ellis visited Gertrude Stuart Evang Thursday. Anna Harbottle of Greeley visited her brother Prof Harbottle last week. Chas McKenney led LaSalle meat market during Mr Patterson's absence. Rev McBurney and Allister Grant of Evans called on LaSalle friends Thursday. Gertrude Stuart of Evans visited Mrs James Beattie early week. Presbyterian church ice cream supper last Friday netted proceeds for the LaSalle band boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
Ellis
Kersey
Fred Good
Greeley
LaSalle
Wm. Patterson
Denver
Fred Rockwell
Mrs. Harbottle
Jennie Ellis
Gertrude Stuart
Evang
Anna Harbottle
Prof
Harbottle
Chas. McKenney
Patterson
Rev. McBurney
Allister Grant
Evans
Moor Creek notes late return and farming plans
John Menagh returned from Denver where he visited relatives. J. E. Morrison and Mrs. Morrison attended to business in Greeley. Rev. Rust conducted well attended services at the schoolhouse. Morrison sowed 50 acres of spring wheat and secured beardless barley seed from J. A. Salter of Wisconsin and various grasses for experiments including Australian salt bush for hay. He plans 150 fruit trees and 2,000 forest trees, with Abbott brothers and others planting many trees locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust
Longmont
J. E. Morrison
J. A. Salter
Wisconsin
Abbott Brothers
Eaton News Notes Echo Greeley Visits and Local Business
Mrs W. K. Clark visited relatives in Greeley Tuesday. F Guthrie attended to business in Denver last week. J H McCall and family visited Greeley relatives. Mrs J C Carlson returned from Greeley. Miss Mabel Rankin of Greeley stayed with Miss Kelley. Wm Aitchison took the contractor for a 7500 dollar residence for C F Tew of Greeley. Rev Coffman of Evans with wife visited his brother Rev J Coffman. Warren Yeagy of Denver spent days with Eaton friends. James Wolfe and W Thomas were in Windsor on business. Clarence Morgan left for Central City to visit parents. Rev and Mrs Payne entertained A R Christenson, Charles and Lyman Cady at dinner. Miss Norma Harrington of Windsor returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs B K Packard. Over 20 M W A members attended the initiation and district rally at Greeley Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carlson
Greeley
Mabel Rankin
Kelley
Wm. Aitchison
C. F. Tew
Rev. Coffman
Evans
J. ¥. Coffman
Warren Yeagy
Denver
Eaton
James Wolfe
Thomas
Windsor
Clarence Morgan
Central City
Mrs. Payne
A. R. Christenson
Charles
Lyman Cady
Norma Harrington
B. K. Packard
H. B. Hogue
E. G. Steele
Louis Levy
Golden Rule
Chicago
T. H. Dailey
Mesdames Denio
Smillie
Jones and
Yeagy
Pleasant social rounds and club notes in local life
Social news and gatherings fill the week with dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anderson and other families. Library patrons elect officers, a Woman's club meets, and Juvenile Training discussed. Depot site chosen for Union Pacific and notable moves include the Naffziger marriage in Denver.
Windsor visits and family movements in the county
Sevrance A A Riggs visited Windsor. Carrie Lee ill with pneumonia threat. Miss Lucy Hankins of Missouri visiting her brother M E Hankins. E G Sickier and wife enjoyed a visit in the capital city. John Queen and family moved to Franklin place south of Windsor. Mr and Mrs D E Severance return from Osinia. Inez Franklin celebrated fifteenth birthday with friends. W L Baldridge bought an incubator and brooder to raise chickens. News of Miss Nettie May death at Campbell Neb was received with sadness. she impressed many during a visit to A W May a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Riggs
Windosr
Carrie Lee
Lucy Hankins
Missouri
M. E. Hankins
E. G. Sickier
John Queen
Windsor
Franklin Place
D. E. Severance
Oisinia
Inez Franklin
W. L. Baldrigde
Nettie May
Campbell, Neb
Miss May
A. W. May
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Boulder and Greeley
Mrs F Nesmith of Nunn spends a few days with friends in Boulder. L D Branson of Cheyenne recently visited Webster Kinneman. Chandler and Nesmith attended business in Greeley. Katheryn Joyce recovers from pneumonia. Dr H Parker's family settles in apartments above the drug store. Mrs Maud Walls of Evans returns after visiting at the Kent home with her two children. Mrs E C Whittaker and her daughters visit her mother in Walnut Kansas and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Nesmith
Boulder
L. D. Branson
Cheyenne
Webster Kinneman
Chandler and Nesmith
Greeley
Katheryn Joyce
Lucerne Moves and Travels Across Nebraska and Beyond
Alfred Carlson was a passenger for Denver on Friday. Several families plan moves to Nebraska and Cheyenne while Lucerne reports signs of prosperity. A local moving day saw Roy Barclay and others change homes. Lucerne residents plan visits, building, and hosting events through March.
Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised for digestion aid
An advertisement urges men with stomach trouble to use Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate bowels and improve digestion. It promises the trouble may disappear and offers a free sample, with sales by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Highlands Valley Reservoir and Duel company meets to levy assessment
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting at LaGrange school house on April 1 1907 at 8 00 p m. Secretary Mrs Chas S Mulford of Greeley Colorado states meeting will transact such business as may properly come before it. March 1 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Valley Reservoir and Duel Company
LaGrange School House
Chas. S. Mulford
Greeley, Colo
Commissioners Five Notice Sale Of Described Premises
On Friday, the 22d day of March, 1907 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the described premises will be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash, subject to or free from the lien of the deed of trust as the best price for the land. Dated at Greeley, Colorado, March 2, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Vanalt
James McKay
J. J. Griffen
Highland Ditch Company
Mead Lateral Ditch Company
Greeley
Longmont
Colorado
Jone
James E. Garrigues
Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rowe District
Highland Lake
L. Walker
Jack Bishop
Frank Parmalee
FE. H. Knott
Rufus Mead
Fort
L. Larson
Billy Munee
Ayer
Z. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Emma
Elweli
John Carlson
al Swanson
Inlinois
Cilcrest
Bancroft
Arizona
OWL
John Menagh
J. H. McCall
Anton Anderson
A. L. Kilstrop
Josephine Gillmore
John Watson
John Bennett
T. Loomis
Wm. Christie
Aberdeen
Scotland
Rebekahs
Mesdames
Fannie Thompson
J. Will
L. H. Harrison
E. L. Hoops
Sharpsburg
Hoops
H. Hatfield
D. Nuffziger
Wheatland
Wyo
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Woodman Hall
J. A. Monroe
Omaha
Union Pacific
Stenger
BRF
Naffziger
Miss Welsh
J. Rader
Severance
Nunn
Lucerne
Alfred Carlson
Mr. Southard
Nebraska
Laura Hoyt
Normal
Orlando Clark
Mr. Killan
Athey
Joe Norman
Stanley
Ilda Williams
D. E. Carey
Bride
Dan
William Southerland
Mitchell
Chas. Nicoll
Sugar Company
Roy Barclay
Max Gerry
Emory Woodland
Sandberg
Joseph Kilian
Bolander
G. M. Wilson
A. Cattron
J. D. Potter
M.S Stones Jr
F. A. Gates
Calotrdot
Eustace W. Webb
Ber
Webb
Harold Webb
Theda
Jesse
Tyree
Mary
Michael
M. Newker
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