Snowfall Delights Crow Creek Area Visitors
Crow Creek reports a heavy snow on Sunday. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Worman Elis of Berthoud at Mr Wood's home. Mabel Bolander of Lucerne stayed with Pearl Whitten. Hilliars of Eliaton visited Whit tens. A musical at George Briscoe's drew good cheer last Tuesday. Doke family plans visit to Carrie in Grover where she teaches. Mrs Richey hosted a small party Friday with dainty refreshments. Jerome Cook and wife plan a Lexington Nebraska trip to aid with hay for sheep. Cook rents his place to Frank Smyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman Elis
Berthoud
Grover
Evans and Area Visitors and Developments in Evans
Mrs. Dr. Horton is on the sick list. Prof. Lollard of Fort Collins visited Evans last week. Miss Mackey of Greeley stayed with Miss Celeen Friday. Mrs. Erickson and Mrs. Kimbley of Greeley visited Friday. Miss Josie Cummings of Greeley stayed with Miss Blanche Neimymer Wednesday. Charlie Sisk of La Junta visited his parents in Evans. Eastern Ohio families arrived and will reside here. Mrs. W. G. Smith and daughter Blanche of Denver visiting relatives. Paint brush improvements on O Grady’s and G H Young’s places. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hughes and Mrs. E. M. Perkins attended I O O F in Fort Collins Friday. Miss Hebe Byers left for Ballingham Washington after months here. Evans received the largest freight shipment ever in one day, thirty three cars of solid steel for the new railroad bridge. Mrs. H. F. Behrens hosted friends on Main Street with games and a new piano. A dainty luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Lollard
Fort Collins
Evans
Miss Mackey
Greeley
Celeen
Mrs. Erickson
Mrs. Kimbley
Josie Cummings
Blanche Neimyer
Charlie Sisk
la Junta
Thomas Sisk
Ohio
W. G. Smith
Blanche
Denver
Hebe Byers
Ballingham
Wash
H. F. Behrens
Main Street
Eaton residents share news and health updates
Miss McCullough of Greeley visited Eaton with friends. Herne Summerville recovers from pneumonia. Vincent Lowry takes a job in a Windsor drug store. Postmaster Wolfe endures a severe rheumatic attack. Scarlet fever cases ease to mild. Mrs. John Rogers visits Denver. Miss Edith Coffman returns from Fort Collins. Mrs. W. J. Scheer hosts in Greeley. Mrs. G. A. Montgomery entertains a dozen ladies. Rev. J. F. Coffman handles Denver church affairs. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. King visit from Ault. Miss Martha Finch returns to Denver after Eaton visit. John Duxbury joins B. & M. and departs for Sheridan. Mrs. Fred Weller hosts mother Mrs. R. Middleton of Pierce. R. L. Blake acquires a 20 horsepower gasoline engine for irrigation northwest of town. Ora Neel’s health improves and plans to resume teaching next year. Several members of the community...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCullough
Greeley
Eaton
Herne Summerville
Vincent Lowry
Windsor
Wolfe
W. J. Scheer
W. E. Lester
G. A. Montgomery
J. F. Coffman
Denver
I. N. King
Ault
A. H. Myers
Martha Finch
John Duxbury
Sheridan
Wyo
Fred Weller
R. Middleton
Pierce
R. L. Blake
Here
I O O F and Rebekahs Attend Fort Collins Meet
I O O F and Rebekahs from here attended the J O O F meeting in Fort Collins and report a pleasant time. Miss Jettie Chaddock of Magnolia Ohio has accepted the position of stenographer for the sugar company, left vacant by Miss Ida Vohs. A J Eaton arrived Tuesday evening from Los Angeles and plans to stay awhile to manage his interests in Eaton country. Prof Smith of Colorado Springs visited Eaton to speak to Colorado College seniors. Mr and Mrs W A Roy entertained friends Tuesday evening with cards and refreshments. About thirty five children were at the Congregational church parlors for sermons by Rev Dickenson, with cake and cream. Mrs W J Scheer and Mrs C S Thompson entertained the 1907 club and guests at the home of the former. prizes awarded and Miss Graham played piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Fort Collins
Jettie’Chaddock
Magnolia
Sugar Company
Ida Vohs
A. J. Eaton
Los Angeles
Eaton
Eaton Country
Prof. Smith
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
W. A. Roy
Congregational Church
Dickenson
W. J. Scheer
C.S. Thompson
Graham and
Jackson
W. F. Krause
Mesdames Hagar and
Searles
Dr. Carlson
Miss Graham
Local notes from Nunn and surrounding towns
A roundup of social visits and town news including residents Nunn W. P. Lemonds Maude Ball Georgia Ragland Tioward Welty Mona Lemonds Roxie Fastlack and J Kent. Reports of Adventist services Dr Horace Parker buys land J G Russell travels to Fort Collins Mrs Wm Edson visits Berthond and a Nunn diamond ball game where Dover beat Ault 25 to 9. Community events include a May 5 Presbyterian church dedication basket dinner and Ladies Aid fundraiser clearing 18 dollars 25 cents. Rev Gauss of Greeley spoke at Owl Creek schoolhouse after visiting Guilford Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Lemonds
Roxie Fastlack
Greeley
J. H. Klinchen
Denver
H. P. Parker
Worthy Thomas
Walker & Thomas
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gauss of
Guilford Hamilton
Owl Creek
Local Notes and Farm Trades Roundup
Crover Ed Morris visits Greeley this week. John Thompson relocates to a farm near Oasis ranch. Mrs H H Blackmore drove to Egbert Wyoming on Sunday. Richard Sedgwich visits Otis for a few days. Mrs E Olander visits her mother and brothers for several days. Miss Nellie Burgstrand’s school closed Friday and she returns to Denver. Carston Bros offer a large herd of cattle for sale. Too many farmers for the range. Miss Nellie Davis returns from Loveland where she visited two months. Dry spell breaks with several inches of snow aiding crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Oasis Ranch
H. H. Blackmore
Egbert
Wyo
Richard Sedgwich
Otis
E. Olander
Nellie Burgstrand
Denver
Carston Bros
Nellie Davis
Loveland
Local notices and moving updates from Grover and vicinity
Miss Mabel Stephen returns to Denver after a month with the Morris sisters. Ss. B. Cunningham escapes serious injuries in a runaway. Mead and Oviatt of Longmont operate a 22 horsepower Case engine on Gerry creek. Mrs. Miller and granddaughter depart for California Monday. A large reservoir is under construction on Pawnee creek near Lingelback Bros. ranch. Burlington adds a daily mixed train on Sterling Cheyenne line. Miss Ethel Holmes closes school and travels to Cheyenne. A 75 ton steam shovel arrives for the Willow Creek Irrigation Co. to aid dam and intake ditch work west of Grover. Track lays required for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stephen
Morris
Denver
Ss. B. Cunningham
Mead & Oviatt
Longmont
Gerry Creek
Pawnee Creek
Lingelback Bros
Burlington
Sterling-Cheyenne
Ethel Holmes
Cheyenne
Radford
Grover
Willow Creek Irrigation Company
Greeley
Wellington
Trinity Lutheran Church German Service and Sunday School
The Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a German service at 10 30 AM and Sunday School at 12 PM led by Pastor Fritschie. This notice lists hymnody and instructional gatherings for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Fritschie
Pastor Orville A. Petty Preaches Sabbath Services
Usual services are scheduled for the next Sabbath with the pastor delivering both morning and evening sermons. Orville A. Petty serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville A. Petty
Sunday preaching and music service schedule
Preaching service at 10 45 followed by Sunday school. Morning subject Modern Civilization. Music by the Ladies' quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Quartet
Adam and Fallen Man Testimonial Meeting Notice
Ninth street and Eighth avenue. Service at 11. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Adam
Fallen Man
Sunday worship services announced by Pastor Gustafson
The notice lists Sunday school at 10 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m with an invitation to attend. Signed by Oscar W Gustafson pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Gustafson
Illnesses, Visits, and Revival Services Noted in Big Bend
Ruth Davis is quite ill with grip. Mr and Mrs Jack McMillen report their baby ill. Mr Elvas and Clarence Rudd and families visited at their parents' home Sunday. Revival meetings continue this week at Lane's chapel led by Rev Crook. Miss Florence Rudd plans to accompany her cousin Miss Myrtle Yonker to Eaton on Monday. Mrs S J Nelson left for Ouray Friday evening for a two week visit with sister-in-law Mrs Hoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Davis
Jack McMillen
Mr. Elvas
Clarence Rudd
Lane’s Chapel
Crook
Florence Rudd
Myrtle Yonker
Eaton
S. J. Nelson
Ouray
Hoops
First Baptist Church Weekly Services Schedule
De Witt Daniel Forward, pastor, announces Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 11 45 and B Y P U at 6 30. Teachers meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Public invited. residence 1024 Eighth Street. phone 4223 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt Daniel Forward
Eighth Street
Red
Sunday School at Ashton Opens With All Invited
Ashton announces Sunday school at 10 30 inviting everyone. Mr and Mrs Turner of Missouri visit aunt Mrs William Edwards. Mr and Mrs Alford Carlson of Fort Collins visit his mother Mrs C A Carlson. A runaway with Elmer Edwards last Saturday caused no serious damage. A soft water well 200 feet deep was drilled west of Hazelton school on Mr Hawkins dry land farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Turner
Missouri
William Edwards
Alford Carlson
Fort. Collins
C. A. Carlson
Elmer Edwards
Greeley
Hazelton
Hawkins
Holy Communion and Sermon Schedule at 11 A M
The Sunday program features holy communion and a sermon at 11 A M with the topic My Heart Is Fixed. Sunday school now begins at 10 A M, replacing the previous 12 PM start. Morning service moves to 10 45 AM, with evening prayer and a sermon at 7 30 PM on The Lessons of the Forty Days. Special music planned for both services. Public invited. J A Trimmer Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trimmer
Local agency opens Weld county Little Snake land sale
Arbuckle and Purcell secure Weld county agency for Routt county Colorado Little Snake River colonization plan offers 50 000 acres of rich farming land to be opened by the state this summer James J Armstrong a Greeley pioneer and Routt County Development Co general agent oversees the canal system contract 350 000 and work resumes this week deposits of five dollars per acre with three percent interest secure choice farms for settlers who move next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Arbuckle & Purcell
Weld County
Little Snake River
Routt County
Colo
Colorado
James J. Armstrong
Greeley
Denver
Armstrong
Armstrong Is One of the General Agents of the Routt County Developement Co
Seventeenth Street
Snake River
Local Notes and Social Updates in LaSalle
Grandma Duncan and Miss Carrie Elis are ill this week. Mrs. Zingg and children arrived Monday. Mrs. Seamans had the grip earlier this week. Jas. Stewart residence work advances. Miss Midgett visited Platteville Saturday. The Ys plan a May social Friday May 3. Mrs. Moore gave a report on the Ladies Presbytery at Sterling. Old Folks Program to be held May 7 in Stewart's hall. R. Sullivan visits wife at Green Gables Nebraska after three months apart. Mrs. Orr and McAfee of Greeley and Grant and Craig of Evans visited the McMillans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Duncan
Carrie Elis
Stewart's Hall
R. Sullivan
Green Gables Sanitarium
Lincoln
Neb
Mesdames Orr and
McAfee
Greeley
Grant
Craig
Evans
W. J. McMillan
Woodruff and Mumper Real Estate Opens New Office
Owing to the rubber company needing space B F Woodruff moved his real estate office from 920 Ninth Avenue Coronado Building to suite 14 Union Bank block. The business will be conducted hereafter by Woodruff and Mumper. He thanks customers for patronage and invites them to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Company
B. F. Woodruff
Ninth Avenue
Coronado Building
Union Bank Block
Woodruff and
Mumper
Miner returns from Ward after storm ordeal
James M. Peterson came back from Ward where he sought buyers for his mining property but could not settle with leasers until after July 1 due to deep snow. A large ore dump could not be disposed of as storms and four feet of snow slowed the trip. He braved a ten hour overland journey to cover seven miles in a single rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Peterson
Ward
Seed Potatoes For Sale A Few Choice Sacks
Hand sorted Pearl and Rural seed potatoes offered by L. Holland EK. Phone 22-14 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Holland
Special Music at Trinity Episcopal Church This Sunday
Trinity Episcopal church continues Sunday evenings of fine music with As Pants the Hart set to Mendelssohn Song Without Words by the choir. The offertory solo The Radiant Cross will be sung by Miss Hake. Ruth Brush came from Loveland Friday to visit her father J L Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pants the Hart
Mendelssohn
Cross
Miss Hake
Republication Notice for Dixon Secretarial Record
Public notice records a republication under Dixon's secretary role in the Greeley Tribune dated May 2 1907 with final entry June 6 1907. Includes archival timing and official handling of the reprint.
The Longmont Sugar Company Dissolution Notice
Notice of dissolution of The Longmont Sugar Company a Colorado corporation. Meeting held in Denver on April 29 1907 with all stockholders present. Debts paid unanimously approved dissolution and formal notice signed by President Chester Morey and Secretary W A Dixon on April 29 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont Sugar Comany
Colorado
Denver
State of
Sach Company
Chester
Morey
Notice of dissolution of Greeley Sugar Company
Notice is given that The Greeley Sugar Company a Colorado corporation held a meeting at its Denver office on April 29 1907 to consider dissolving the company. Chester B Morey president and W A Dixon secretary signed the dissolution document. First publication appeared in the Greeley Tribune between May and June 1907.
Final Settlement in Ellen J. O Hara Hopper Estate
William Hopper, administrator, will present his final settlement to the Weld County Colorado County Court on May 13 1907. He seeks court approval and discharge as administrator of Ellen J. O Hara Hopper deceased. Objections may be filed by interested parties at Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen J. O’hara Hopper
Weld County
Colorado
William Opper
Greeley
William Hopper
Ellen J. O'Hara Hopper
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EK. Stockover
Bennett
Osteopathic
Opera House
Greeley, Colo
William H. Delbridge
Greeley, Colorado
Oasis Stables
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N. Hamilton
Coronado
Tel
Robert H. Bird
Greeley, Cole
van Sickle’s Livery
W M. Lindgren
9Th Street
Candlin
Henry Clay
Luther
Bank Block
Pollock
Bills Bros
Sth Ave
F. A. Gates
Ave. Greeley, Colo
Greeley Opera House
Charles B. Hanford
Marie Drofpnah
Julius Caesar
Mr. Hanford
Marc Antony
Pruit
Utah
Crow Creek
Dr. Horton
O’grady
G. H. Young
P. W. Hughes
E. M. Perkins
John Rogers
Edith Coffman
Ora Nee
Nunn
W. P. Lemonds
Crover
Ed Morris
Trinity Lutheran
United Presbyterian
Unitarian
Christian Science
Big Bend
First Baptist
Trinity Episcopal
Snake River Valley Land Company
Lasalle
Trinity
Ruth Brush
J. L. Brush
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Joseph Burnett Co
Boston
Mass
Nheriff
Gate of Colorade
Ana
Beateolorado
Western Purchasing Company
Frank H. Dunlevy
Justee
Epgobernat Court
Soyer
State of Colorado
Wester Releasing Company
Ernie Frank H. Dunlevy
Frank If
County of Weld
Gresley
A. D
B. H. Florance
Greeley Tribune
Fort Collins-Colorado Sugar Company
Bovine
Seba
Chester 8. Morey
W. A. Dixon
Penver, Prporado
Chester 8
Wes “’ Dixon
Longmont Sugar Company
Jin Greeley Tribune
PE Greeley Sugar Company
Greeley Sugar Company
Jenver
Colt Sorcereree
Attes Nea' Pixon
Ygreeley
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