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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1905

Page

3

Evans Wrines Through Week as Town Boosts Water

Mr Ramsey visits his uncle G H Young in Sandusky. Town board approves 6000 feet more water main. Will Winchester and Rosa Tenant plan to farm J S Barber ranch near Evans. South Bend Construction Co rep Cole surveys site. Revival at M E church continues all week led by Rev Rarick. Mrs Grenfell of Denver to lecture next Saturday evening at R P church. George Deichart funeral held at IOOF hall with A R veterans. Remains interred in Evans cemetery. Mrs W L Clayton and daughter visit Eaton. Woodman Circle host surprise for Mrs Dusenberry. Clark & McCormick ship ten cars potatoes to Seattle. more to follow. Millinery opening at Chris Montgomery’s drew young crowd. Ed Hensley wins best hat trim. Miss L M Hannum gives table talk on Religious Drama at Mrs E G Steele’s. light refreshments served to about fifty.

Ramsey Sandusky Ohio G. H. Young Will Winchester Rosa J.S. Barber Ranch Evans Mr. Cole South Bend Contraction Company M.E. Church Rarick Grenfell Denver R. P Methodist George Deichar 1. Oo. F. Hall 1.O.O.F. Lodge A.R Evans Cemetery W. L. Clayton Genevieve Eaton Dusenberry the Woodman Circle Clark & McCormick Seattle Washington Chris Montgomery Ed. Hensley Womans’ Club L. M. Hannum State Normal E. G. Steele

Local news brief from Fort Lupton area

August Smith and W. 8. Decker ranch cattle. H. J. McAming builds brick kitchen on Denver street. Rev. Chase and W. S. Falkenburg aid M E church meetings. W O W lodge hosts social with dancing. Public schools take one week vacation. Anti license caucus Friday at Smiths hall. Special M E church meetings for two weeks led by Rev Carnine and others. Jones farmers meet about beet dump. Sugar company reps attend. over 500 acres of beets pledged if dump accepted.

August Smith Decker H. J. McAming Denver Street Rev. Chase Denver W.S. Falkenburg M. E. Church W. O. W. Lodge Prof. Brown Anlt Smith’s Hall M. E Carnine Guilette Arvada Osgood Brighton HA. J. Grace Jone Kelsey Barr Timothy Sugar ‘Company

Grover area notes land bids trains and dances

William Wilson went to Hardin to work for Frank Benton. Three Boulder men seek three sections east of Grover. George Donavan plans to build near Grover after coming from Greeley. A B&M extra train carried soldiers to Cheyenne. A Boulder relative arrives to claim a homestead west of Grover. Harry Peters hosts St Patrick’s dance March 17 at his home southwest of Grover inviting neighbors.

William Wilson Hardin Frank Benton Boulder Grover George Donavan Greeley Cheyenne Mr. Ides Davis Ranch Harry Peters St. Patricks

Eaton Social Notes Tug at Local Life

Mrs. William Platner appears on the weekly list. Fort Collins visitors include Mr. E. L. Peterson and Miss Ora Neil with her brother. Mrs. Gossilman tours Aust for a week. Dickerson leaves with sheep for Omaha. Buffalo N Y businessman A C Adams attends Eaton interests with Mrs Lester of Greeley. Karl Weller helps at H W Robbins grocery. A Baptist and Congregational church events raise funds for the Athletic club during Monday programs.

William Platner E.L. Peterson Fort Collins Eaton Ora Neil Gossilman Rends Aust Kiis Dickerson Omaha

Lucerne Social Visit Notes and Ranch Movements

Mr and Mrs Duval of Greeley visited Mr Houston and Mr and Mrs Meeker visited Mrs Collins on Sunday. Seventeen carloads of sheep were moved here and Eaton. Perry Murray hosted a dance and board party Saturday night. Mr Freemen and Mr Howell left for Wheatland Wyoming with two teams and wagons. Mrs Thomas Rayburn and daughter Edith traveled to Pueblo then Lamar to visit her parents.

Mrs. Duval Greeley Mr. Houston Mrs. Meeker

Delta News Briefs Include Local Moves and Players

Claude Clarkson spent days in Denver this week. Ed Shearer signed with Thomas Watts for the year. Orr rented Kinsella’s farm and moved in. Carer, a former local owner, visited seeking a sale. A Delta baseball nine forms with Harland Shearer captain and aims to challenge any state team. Devenport thanks neighbors for support after sorrow. Hoffendaffer's fire damaged wood supply coal house and store room. origin unknown, danger to house. occupants unaware until next morning.

Claude Clarkson Denver Ed. Shearer Thomas Watts Mr. Orr Delta Harland Shearer Devenport Hoffendaffer

Local Notes and Changes In Town Families And Homes

AULT L. H. Harrison visited the schools last week. Rebekahs held a box social Monday night. John Duncan suffers a whooping cough attack. Several new houses rise in the south part of town. J. W. Hodgell moved his family into Theo. Joll's house last week. Edward Curtis recovers from brain fever. W. H. Preston moved into a new blacksmith shop opposite the schoolhouse Monday. Thursday prayer meeting at Mrs. Padget's this week. Prof. B. F. Brown visits from Lupton during vacation. Zou Allison suffers a hand poisoning. N. T. Joli becomes a salesman for a Denver firm, begins travels Monday. Baptist ladies aid meets at Mrs. Padget's Thursday at 2 p.m. Richard Shannon's new house nearly ready.

L. H. Harrison Rebekahs John Duncan J. W. Hodgell Theo. Joll Edward Curtis W.H. Preston A. E. Padget B. F. Brown Lupton Zou Allison Albert Allison N. T. Joli Denver Baptist Ladies’ Aid

Local Notes and Town News Highlights

Chris Hine builds brick house in the north town on dwelling land bought from Mrs. Mary Stapleton. W. N. Williamson hosted C. A. P. Stewart and H. Henderson at a turkey dinner at Gaulke's. Mrs. Milton Allison plans to travel castward for climate benefit to her son Leo, who has heart disease. A U P refrigerator car derailed near the stock yards causing wreckage and removal of wheels. wooden structure burned. Citizens' Conservative caucus at Randolph's hall nominates ticket: Mayor Albert Allison. councilmen John Duncan M C Todd Richard Shannon for two years Jere Muserson Burt Hart A W Morrison.

Chris Hine Mary Stapleton W. N. Williamson C. A.P. Stewart H. Henderson Advertiser Gaulke Milton Allison Leo U. P Citizens’ Conservative Party Randolph's Hall Albert Allison John Duncan M. C. Todd Richard Shannon

Community Notes From Greeley and Nearby Areas

Helen Barnett Cipson guest of Ethel and Lela Spurgeon. Mrs. Remington of Boulder visiting cousin Mrs John Lutz. Phelps of Greeley spoke at Sunday-School. Hooley building new house on J H Orr land. Stoghill family from Greeley visiting Harris. Bybee couple traveled to Denver for son's treatment. Lillian Orr spent spring vacation at home before Fort Collins school term. Roe and Nathan Calvin plan F W Scott ranch move near Yuma. Mrs. Scott to stay, move into West Fifth street home. Sunday School reorg under Skinner with 3 30 p m sessions. officers Dalzell, Steele, Turner, Spurgeon. Teachers Steele, Spurgeon, Dent, Main.

Helen Barnett Ethel Lela Spurgeon Remington Boulder John Lutz Phelps Greeley Hooley J.H. Orr Stoghill Harris Bybee Denver Lillian Orr Fort Collins Roe Calvin Nebraska Nathan Calvin F. W. Scott Ranch F. W. Scott Yuma

Local Notes and Family Updates From Lacreance Community

Mrs Charles Ford and Miss Eva dined with Mrs Ada Bliss. Charles Rogers and sisters plan to move to Greeley for the summer. David Nauman and wife rent J P Nauman's place for the year. Spring work begins after good weather. Mrs Ford and daughter visited Hillsboro. A new daughter arrived for the Loveland family. Mr and Mrs Ramsey expect to manage the farm again this year. Fagerberg family returned from California for Mrs Fagerberg's health. Mrs Carver and Mrs English visited the Forbes, who have pneumonia but improving. George Adams of Evans died Sunday at noon. He is survived by G E Adams, Alex Adams, and Charlie Adams. funeral Tuesday at 1:30 at the house.

Charles Rogers Greeley David Nauman J. P. Nauman Charles Ford Eva Hillsboro Charles Ramsey Ramsey Charles Fagerberg California G. E. Adams Alex Adams Charlie Adams

Highland News Briefs From Lake and Nearby Areas

Miss Strawbridge visited her parents in Denver over Sunday. Charles Howard of Longmont was a business caller here Wednesday. The E. E. society expects to pay for new church lights. Lloyd Mudd moved to a new home west of the lake to try dry farming this season. Mr. Hutchinson of Lyons came Wednesday with a load of posts for his recently purchased farm from Mrs. Parmatee.

Miss Strawbridge Denver Charles Howard Longmont Lloyd Mudd Mr. Hutchinson Lyons Myr. Parmatee

Local Notes From Bend County Social and Church Activity

Arnold Boal works for Andy McMillen. Anna Flowers at Mrs. Davis home. Charles Stone left for Denver for an appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs A K Bentley of Pleasant Valley visited relatives Sunday. Nora Brown visited cousin Grace Rogers last week. Mrs Alfred Alderson of Erie visited with her parents Wiggett last week. Local youths attended Rev Charles Rarick services at the M E church in Evans last week.

Anna Flowers W. R. Davis Charles Stone Denver A. KE. Bentley Pleasant Valley Nora Brown Grace Rogers Alfred Alderson Erie Wiggett Charles Rarick M. BE Evans

Farmers Spur News Briefs and Local Moves

Mrs. John Bans Jr has been quite sick for several days. Mrs. Baker and family moved into the house just east of the Spur. Denver land buyers visited early this week seeking farms near the Spur. Mr Johnson and family went to Greeley last week to celebrate his mother's eighty seventh birthday.

John Bans, Jr

Social Visit Recap in Eaton and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Ireland shopped in Eaton Saturday. Mrs. W. Baldridge spent Friday with Mrs. Hagar in Eaton. Mrs. Tinsman and her Windsor son visited D. E. Severance and family. Ladies surprised Miss Jennie Cager with a party and refreshments were served.

Beebe Draw Host Surprise for Mrs Baab and Mrs Standinger

Mr and Mrs Melvin Clymer plan a Loveland move. Wilhelmina Wright is ill with a lung cold. Miss Waite resigns as primary teacher. Miss Danford of Greeley will replace her. About fifty friends gathered last week at Mrs Baab’s home for a surprise in honor of both women.

Melvin Clymer Loveland Wilhelmina Wright

Real estate agents sell 200-acre Greeley farm to Tarkio buyer

Arbuckle and Purcell closed a major farm deal this week selling John P Roberts home ranch of 200 acres northeast of Greeley to William M Wilson of Tarkio Missouri for 20000 dollars. Wilson, an experienced farmer, has cattle feeding experience in northwestern Missouri. The brokers report several farm deals this year and plan to bring more home seekers to the Greeley district this summer.

Arbuckle & Purcell John P. Roberts Greeley William M. Wilson Tarkio Wilson Missouri

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy

Urges catarrh as a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. cures via blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failure. Includes address in Toledo Ohio and note that druggists sell it. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Why Not See Mexico

A promotional piece touts Mexico as a sunlit, flower filled land rivaling Egypt and India in allure. It describes white sunshine, costumes, churches, hospitality, and varied scenery from white capped peaks to ragged mountains and bustling canals. Rates and information are offered by T. E. Fisher of the C S Ry in Denver.

Egypt India Mexico Biue Venice Spain Holy Land T. E. Fisher Denver Colorado

Dr K C Sapero to Visit Greeley Oasis Hotel

Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr K C Sapero will return to Greeley to hold consultations at the Oasis hotel on March 29 30 and 31.

Denver Eye Greeley Oasis Hotel

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets

Advertisement promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets for a one day cure of colds. Claims refund if it fails. Mentions W Groves signature on each box. Product uses old fashioned medicine tone with imperative instruction.

W Grove

Will Make Good Marshal Eugene Williams Candidate

Eugene Williams appears likely to be unopposed for city marshal at the citizens' convention Monday evening. He has a decade in the sheriff's office including four years as deputy sheriff and jailor under Elliot and pledges to enforce city ordinances and uphold public morals without favoritism.

Eugene Williams Citizens’ Convention Williams Sheriff’s Office Elliot Wiliams

City Considers Condemnation of Old Frame House

A petition circulated to the city council asks condemnation of the southwest corner frame house at Eleventh street and Ninth avenue. Neighbors allege repeated contagions and believe disease germs inhabit the building. if approved the property could be appraised and destroyed by fire.

Eleventh Street Ninth Avenue

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertisement

An old ad proclaims loss of appetite stems from faulty digestion and offers Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy. It promises to invigorate the stomach strengthen digestion and restore a strong appetite while acting as a gentle laxative. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

Great Industry Promised In Colorado Starch Venture

Charles B. Fox of Muscatine Iowa secretary of the Colorado Starch company visited the Greeley plant under construction north of the city. He praised the progress and said a successful first venture could make starch manufacturing a major Colorado industry. Fox is very wealthy and could fund the plan if justified.

Charles B. Fox Muscatine Iowa Colorado Starch Company Greecy Colorado Fox

Invaluable Balard Snow Liniment for Rheumatism

John C. Degnan of Kinsman Illinois asserts Balard's Snow Liniment relieved years of rheumatic pain. Advertisement notes sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1, sold by J. F. Fezer with date March 24 1902.

Balard John C. Degnan Kinsman Ill J. F. Fezer

Free Eye Exam Clinic at Oasis Hotel

Bring the school children to the Oasis hotel on March 29 30 and 31 for a free eye examination by Dr Sapero a renowned Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist. Come early.

Oasis Hotel Sapero Denver

Best Cough Syrup Endorsed by Ex Probate Judge

Ex probate judge S. L. Apple of Ottawa County Kansas endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best cough syrup. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and $1 sizes, sold by J. F. Fezer.

S. L. Apple Ottawa County Kan Ballard J. F. Fezer

Wallpaper art offers at Horne's House of Opportunity

Don’t miss seeing the art things in wall paper at Horne's. The House of Opportunity has a thousand doors and latch keys that fit nearly all of them are made of Want Ads.

Horne’s House of Opportunity

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