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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
3
Windsor reports progress with a new one story for F A Foster and improvements at homes for Chipman and Osterhout. Anna Rhue opens a Main street millinery. J M Cobbs plans brick blocks. J T Adams returns from Denver for a sick son. and the R E Hayes Post to host an April 29 entertainment with A C Dana as speaker.
LaSalle sees Roy Hubbard move his family in. Mrs. Cline visits Mrs. Bird. Walter Sylvester’s daughter born March 3. Norman students enjoy a vacation week. Ellis sisters host gatherings. Beattie and Hubbard social events noted. Local lecture at Evans, Cora Bainbridge visits Big Bend, A. E Bentley’s mother’s illness, Beers hurt near Ault, and S R Halfsmith reports mining prospects. People's party caucus fails to nominate. single ticket likely. Rev H B Purington speaks on Friendship. EK Balford helps prep Evans bank opening April 4.
Ault becomes an incorporated town. N T Joll opens a new store. Charles Robinson progresses on his house. Miss Nordloff hosts a mil linery opening today. Padget’s new house near completion. Birth announced March 25 a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Mattison. Mrs R L Pence recovering after surgery. Mrs A Falconer of Pueblo visiting sister Mrs M Todd. Zoa Allison hosts a schoolmates party Monday. Mr and Mrs John Yates visiting daughter Mrs J H Teague. Mrs Gibson and Miss Cartee plan to move into Newman house. Ladies Aid not meeting this week, resuming April 7 with Mrs Padget. Mrs F C Rosene of Denver visiting Pence family. Mrs Bone returns from Boulder in improved health. Baby of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith remains ill but improving. Harley Beers remains alive after engine accident. prognosis poor. Mrs Stebbs reports Santa Rosa hotel fire damage. insurance partly covers loss. B Y P U meeting canceled. Easter program at schoolhouse about 7 15. Johnson family moves from Fred Graefe’s house to Oregon. Cora Jackson family to move into Graefe house.
Charles Behrens visits Denver friends this week. Mrs. McPherson and family moved to Denver last Saturday. Miss Bradberry of Denver visits Mrs. Joseph Knight. The W C T U met at Mrs. J T Cornelius home Tuesday afternoon. Miss Louisa Nelson and brothers visited Frank Fashbaugh last Sunday. Frank Dunbar moved into Kensinger residence in south Evans. L J Raymond and family moved to Frank Lemmon ranch in East Evans. Simon Oarbaugh bought the Raymond property and will take possession soon. Will Brubaker returned from a month with friends in St Joseph Missouri. Phoebe Park came from Denver Saturday and stayed with her parents. The White and Erickson case before Justice McCain Friday afternoon was dismissed for lack of evidence.
Sunday visits include Bic Bend Mr Nelson and Mr Johnson. Mrs Wilson of Denver visits nearby. Charles Japson attended Sunday services. Miss Sarah Wiggett ill with Dr Dawson of Platteville attending. Prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs Wrights Wednesday. Will Davis family visited LaSalle with her father Monday. A new boy joins F Sullivan to help spring planting. Captain Lee Salvation Army Greeley and Sam Haney Evans were callers last week. A Taylor family from Greeley visited Wiggett home Sunday.
Beebe draw S W Dean of Cheyenne visited his parents last week. Susie Tregoning suffers with a felon on her finger. Mr. and Mrs. Moser visited their daughter near Kersey Sunday. Mr. Dupper rents land near LaSalle for beet farming. Mrs. Bedlien and Mrs. Tregoning went to Windsor Friday returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer welcome a 10 pound baby girl. Edna and Iva Dean spend vacation with parents. Etta Day resumes school duties after illness last week.
Charles Griffith travels to Big Horn valley and neighbors visit Greeley and Denver. Rev A Chase conducts Easter sermon with choir music. Mrs Bruce Ardell recovering at home. Violet Stone visited Greeley recently. Exchange notes include horse and cattle sale interest and local social visits. Next Sunday marks Easter with special service.
Mr. Waite and family dined at Mr. Foley's Sunday. J. A. Thompson has been sick with a grip. Mr. Clarkson sprained his ankle and cannot stand. Miss Georgia Baker left for vacation with her mother to Farmer's Spur. Hieronymus' two daughters are ill with scarlet fever but not critically. A Sunday school formed at the Delta school house by Rev. Samuel Moore. Robison prepares lawn around his house. Werkeiser grading land bought from Clarkson and plans to plant trees and build on the northwest corner.
A notice list shows residents ill with measles pneumonia and illness including A. R. Ross Minnie Lucan and Mae Robidoux. Local visits include W A Libbey Aalie Morgan J F Sampson Jack Elliott and others in Denver Berthoud and Platteville. Events note a postponed recital and the 22d Scottish Rite reunion in Denver with F B Hinds returning to Deora to work for the U P railroad.
Crow Creek reports new officers at S L W Sunday school and plans Easter exercises next Sunday. Miss Mary Bondeson returns to the S L W ranch from Denver. Frank Jeanson and family visited Cosburg. Snow brings cheer to farmers as the social at the schoolhouse was postponed by the storm. Weekly preaching by Rev. Scott of Greeley continues Wednesdays at the schoolhouse.
Four hundred eighty acres six miles east of Lucerne. 212 acres under No 2 canal, all fenced. Price 9000 dollars. Must be sold soon. Scott and Lyons.
The article notes advantages for farmers along electric railway lines including cheap electric power for irrigation and pumps, modern farmhouses with city-like heating and plumbing, and the replacement of kerosene lamps with electric light, praising the convenience and broad benefits of electrified lines through farming regions.
Married men hosted a return dance for their wives Monday evening following a leap year party on February 15. W. B. Starr and E. C. Smith organized the event and were praised for the entertainment. Dancing ran from 9:30 to 1 with a four piece orchestra and refreshments served by Caterer Brown.
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