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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
4
Journal notes daily farming tasks at Johnstown including plowing crops and livestock sales. It records arrivals and departures of residents, church and community events, road work by Great Western Sugar officials, and a damaging Colorado cyclone that hit Windsor area.
Windsor residents report travel and visits including Mrs A S Eaton returning home from Greeley, W W Williams and M H Laybourn on business in Greeley and Timnath, Miss Hattie Peterson visiting from Fort Collins, and L A Chipman with Iowa relatives planning to reside here. The University Glee Club set for April 2 at the Methodist church and Robert Harris recovering after Denver hospital stay. The Windsor lake dyke heightening aims to meet Sugar company water needs.
Miss Della Camp visits Fort Lupton. W. P. Wasley and Mrs. J. M. Kutch travel to Platteville and Denver. Judge Wheeler goes to Boulder. James Stanton and others route carriers exam in Greeley. Second U.S. Infantry camps near town. Calico ball attendees from Longmont. Rebekahs confer degree in Fort Lupton with lunch.
Mr Munson from Greeley and Mr Andy McMillen visited Kersey this week while Mrs James Anderson travelled to Windsor to visit friends. Alma Simonsen has recovered from measles, Ora Foster is ill with typhoid fever attended by Dr Jones, and a storm caused minor unease with a weaker wind than expected.
Collins District reports social visits and small bids across Ault Fort Collins and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs F Cook Miss Fowler Mr Whitnah Mrs Gillmore and others travel visit shop and attend church events. Meetings at I O O F Eaton and bar n construction the grip illness and travel to Chicago Salt Lake City and California are noted.
Mrs. Warner hosted a luncheon. C. Hammerman has a brother visiting from Lincoln Nebraska. Messrs. Tew and Warren of Greeley drove down Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Todd of Peckham left for Eaton for several weeks. Will McMillen advances on his gasoline well hoping for success. John Craven works on the new church nearly finished for dedication. Rev Stillman of Evans installed as pastor. Sunday wind storm caused light damage but uprooted hay racks. Mr and Mrs E Burbanks of Greeley visited L S Larson and planned a warmer climate trip for health.
Farmers face replanting fall grain after a severe weather scare. visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Stone with Mr and Mrs Nelson. Lucy Smith and brother return to Erie. W R Davis and Roy Hubbard depart for Fort Russell to work on government barracks. Bentley visit Greeley with Mr and Mrs Smith. A large dark cloud and strong wind caused fright as townspeople sought shelter or clung to telephone posts.
Fort Lupton items report G W Beeton selling his gray team in Denver this week and George Lambrecht shipping hay to Denver. Miss Daisy Adair of Longmont visited here. Ewing erected a windmill and tank on his ranch. Mrs S J Rhode returned from Iowa. Brighton Ditch builds a new dam at headgate and bought reservoir site on Todd creek. Dr J H Merritt leads M E church meetings. Glockner sold confectionery stock. plans Montana move. Ozment's wife Mrs R L returned after hospital operation. Moon Brothers rent farm to Coburn and join Davidson Knowlton at Windsor reservoir.
Highland lake reports Mrs. Lloyd Mudd and Mrs. W G Gateley on the sick list this week with quinsy. Mr Duffey improving at Lyons enjoys the location. Miss Callie Palmalee to visit Fairview for two or three days. Snow fell Monday delighting farmers. Mrs D A Strong entertained Palmalee at dinner Saturday. A severe wind and dust storm struck Sunday. Longmont welcomes prospect of an electric railroad from Arvada to Boulder Marshall and Longmont.
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