Highland Area News Briefs Report Local Events
Highland residents report Hutchinson took lumber from Lyons last week while Jefferson plans to ship sheep to Chicago this week. Farmers harvest grain now with no moisture. Knott unloaded one car of hogs Saturday for market. A high school teacher and her pupils plan a visit to Fort Collins Agricultural College Friday. Mrs Daley's place remains under quarantine as Miss Kate Daley contracts diphtheria, the third winter in the family. Highland Lake Reservoir Co began lake work last Monday adding a new headgate and strengthening the dyke.
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Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Daley
Kate Daley
Highland Lake Reservoir Company
Local notes from Loveland and area
Elwell Geo Crowell resumes treatment at Loveland hospital and Elmer Hardest shows progress with arm preservation. Mrs. Jacob Oster fears for her health amid dropsy, while Mrs. Gertie Davis from California visits Mrs. Will Clark and daughter. Martin Peterson injured his foot breaking coils for J. W. Purvis. House party at Whowell home enjoyed by Bessie Carlson Lillie Carlson and Highlandlake friends. Al Swanson Scott Redabaugh and Pete Larson report cattle feeding success. Larson sells stock at five and a quarter.
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Geo. Crowell
Loveland Hospital
Elmer Hardest
Jacob Oster
Eberhart
Gertie Davis
California
Will Clark
Worden
Martin Peterson
J. W. Purvis
Bessie
Lillie Carlson
Highlandlake
Whowell
Friends No 1
al Swanson
Scott Redabaugh
Pete Larson
Mr. Larson
Fort Lupton Residents Return from California Visit
Wm Rowland John Hayden and wife returned Saturday from a two months visit in California. J P Gorman and Mrs Ellen Moan are building a pew pressed brick structure on Denver street. Lupton Bottom Ditch company widens their ditch by about two feet with ten or twelve teams at work. Two carloads of lumber arrived for Mr Mandt of Denver who bought the old R L Winbourne farm on the west side. He plans a $2000 house and large barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rowland
John Hayden
Caliifornia
J. P. Gorman
Ellen Moan
Denver Street
Lupton Bottom Ditch Company
Mr. Mandt
Denver
R. L. Winbourne
LaSalle Market Welcomes David Stewart Proprietor
Local notes report David Stewart now owns the LaSalle market. Supt Jas Beattie plans to turn water in the Union ditch this week to fill the Latham reservoir. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Geo Moekie, have returned from Arkansas after a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stewart
LaSalle
Jas. Beattie
Union Ditch
Latham
Geo. Moekie
Arkansas
Local Social Notes and Visits This Week
Evans S R Huffsmith of Denver visited friends on Saturday. Mr Frunty repairs property in north town while Frank Smsser leads road work to Greeley. Dr Latovel’s family plan to move to Vancouver Island. J T Behrens returns from six weeks on the West Coast. Pauline Henthhel hosted friends Saturday to celebrate her birthday. A social event described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Frunty
W. E. Brubaker
Helen Coffman
Frank Smsser
Greeley
Dr. Latovel
Vancouver Island
J. Tl. Behrens
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pauline Henthhel
Pauline
Temperance Lectures Draw Large Crowds This Week
Time was spent and fine refreshments served as Rev. Phillips of Greeley Mr. Critchlow of Texas and Rev Dr. Rankin of Denver gave lectures on temperance. A large crowd filled the house each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Phillips
Greeley
Mr. Critchlow
Texas
Dr. Rankin
Denver
Birthday Dinner Brings Old Friends Back Together
A. B. Carpenter hosted a birthday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Carpenter and family of Greeley, Mrs. George Carpenter of Timnath, and Mrs. D. C. Coward of Denver. Mrs. H. Dahlgren hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson, their daughter, W. J. Tormey, and John Larson and John Eckland of Manistique, Mich. Larson and Anderson’s families had not met for twenty four years. John Rienks returned from Dubuque Iowa, while his parents recover from a serious pneumonia illness.
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John Rienks
Dubuque
Iowa
A. B. Carpenter
L. F. Carpenter
Fred
Delph Carpenter
Greeley
George Carpenter
Timnath
D. C. Coward
Denver
H. Dahlgren
P. Anderson
W. J. Tormey
John Larson
John Eckland
Manistique, Mich
Larson
Anderson
Delta community notes and upcoming school sale
Mrs Nace is ill and may need appendicitis treatment. Mrs E A Hopkins hosted friends last Saturday. Charley Rosenburg spent winter in San Antonio. Mr and Mrs Bruckner moved to Godfrey bottoms from Williams place. Mrs 8S Robb stays with daughter Pearl Austin who had a baby girl March 12. Ed Brown family and Baker party visited Foley. C H Robison plans bachelor life until Mrs Robison returns from California around June. Mrs Von Rosenburg hosted an afternoon of needlework and refreshments. Next Saturday the four acres of school land will be sold at the school house at 1 PM with minimum bid of 215 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rosenburg
San Antonio
Texas
Schoo l
Ault News and Local Happenings
A notice page lists births and illnesses in Ault including a new son to Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Owens. Miss Blanche Ruffner is ill with pneumonia while Mrs. L. Gibberson recovers. The Little daughter of Robert Bruce is well enough to go out. Scarlet fever cases improve. J Gohlman’s daughter Ione is noted as ill. Residents return from Missouri and local election officials are named. Mayor Allison recovers but wife remains bedridden. Water Works crossi ngs laid for pipes. Citizens party nominates Henry Mead for mayor and local trustees. Funeral for Er. A. Coney held. burial in Lawrence, Mich. Construction starts on A. M. Nixon’s new building on site.
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Blanche Ruffner
L. Gibberson
Robert Bruce
J. Gohlman
Ione
W. H. Bone
Missouri
G. H. Bradfield
R. L. Peace
C. A. Brayton
C. H. Frye
A. L. Allison
Allison
Ault Water Works
Citizens’ Party
Henry Mead
Charles Schieferdecker
J. J. Newell
M. A. Spinkle
Frank J. Brown
Er. A. Coney
Congregational Church
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lawrence
Mich
A. M. Nixon
Hotel Reconstruction Plans For Auit Fire Site
A new street front building to replace the burned old Auit hotel will measure 41 feet by 60 feet with a basement. Construction uses gray pressed brick and is estimated at 84000 dollars. Hess & Hess hold the contract and work is set to take ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auit
Hess & Hess
Social Notes From Hazelton and Fort Collins
Miss Fannie Rogers of Fort Collins visits friend Ethel Beetham. Lan drum, Parker Foster, Bluford Lan drum and Gertrude Mackey spend Sabbath in Loveland with Mr and Mrs RB Landrum. Oscar Moody heads to Ault after buying stake in a confectionery store. Girls club met with Mrs Dollie Curtis. afternoon sewing and ice cream. Charles Beetham to be cared for by Nora Elder. Literary club held at the school with officers elected and final meeting planned before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Rogers
Fort Collins
Ethel Beetham
Messrs
Ben and Bluford Landrum
Parker Foster
Gertrude Mackey
Loveland
Mrs. RB
Landrum
John Moody
Oscar
Ault
Dollie Curtis
Maggie McIndoo
Alonzo Beetham
Wilma
Charles S. Beetham
Nora Elder
Little Charles
J. B. Dickey
Gale Willas
Robert Barber
Mr. Moody
Earl Barber
Lone Tree Society Activities Report
Mrs. R. S. Flint has been seriously ill for several days. Lone Tree school hosts a vacation this week. Bethel Ladies Aid held a meeting with Mrs. Shinkle and guests enjoyed sherbet and cake. A ten cent tea is planned for Wednesday afternoon March 18 at Mrs. W. A. Miller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Flint
Lone Tree School
Bethel Ladies’ Aid
Postcard offer from A T Cook Seedsman Hyde Park NY
Advertisement for original art postcard sets priced at 15 cents for 20 cards 25 for 40 35 for 60 postpaid. Claims unique quality no comics or trash with a premium coupon and seed catalog free with each order. Address A T Cook Seedsman Hyde Park NY.
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A. T. Cook
Seedsman
Hyde Park
N. Y
Pleasant Cathartic Stomach and Liver Tablet Ad
A concise drug store promotion urges trying Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for a mild gentle action and pleasant cathartic effect. A free sample is offered at all drug stores.
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Chamberlain
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