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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
6
Numerous ads list livestock, furniture, real estate, and services for sale or rent. Entries include cows, seed potatoes, an organ, a roll top desk, a top buggy, a two fresh cows, a six room cottage, a new brick house, a 24 HP gasoline engine, breeding stock, a farm nearby, and various rental offers with contact details and locations in La Salle, Morrison, Greeley, Platteville, and surrounding areas.
Members of the Denver Manufacturers' association arrived by train and spent the day in Greeley to promote Colorado made products. They visited the Oasis hotel and entrained later for Lucerne Eaton and Ault before returning for a Commercial Club reception at the armory.
Judge Bennett praises the company after a Boulder concert calling it one of the most enjoyable evenings in years. He compliments the voices and music and hopes for a return engagement in Greeley as locals favor high talent. Managers Gage and Penny endorse the act noting strong audience satisfaction and recurring contracts.
Charles H. Conway of Cheyenne and Mrs. EF Pierce of Arcola Wyoming wed last Saturday morning. They will reside in Cheyenne. Susie Campbell and Earl Lanman married May 5 1906 at the Foote residence with Rev Hunter officiating.
Three year old Helen Collier of Kersey died of diphtheria last Thursday after family moved from Oklahoma. Burial followed Friday in Linn Grove cemetery. The obituary notes the family’s Oklahoma origin and residence in Kersey.
An entertainment at Lycan's district Schoolhouse No 10 featured Miss Lela South the teacher with Wheeler district assistance. The program included dialogues recitations music and a children's drill and was well received. It concluded with a tie social and dance.
The Greeley Starch and Potato Company will keep buying potatoes at 15 cents per hundred.
Removal notice states Dr. W. H. White has moved his dental practice into the Coronado building opposite the courthouse.
Why not visit friends in the east this summer with low round trip rates on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. On June 1 2 9 16 and July 1 10 a one fare plus 2 ticket to Chicago Milwaukee Madison and other points in the system is valid with return any time before August 31. Two through trains daily Denver to Chicago via the CMStP line. For details contact J E Preston at 1079 Seventeenth Street Denver Colorado.
Fred Roeck of Greeley visited his parents Sunday. Grace Laughlin of LaSalle visited Ioanean last week. Jake Oster returned from Sedgwick where he had spent months. Mr Moser left for Nebraska to assist his daughter Mrs Stanke. At last Monday's school meeting August Baab was elected secretary and Mr Roeck treasurer.
J B Massey of 3322 Clinton Street Minneapolis endured over twenty years of sciatica pain. A single application of Chamberlains Pain Balm brought relief allowing sleep and rest, and less than one bottle cured him. A 25 cent bottle is offered by all druggists.
Church members press fundraising for a large modern structure. Many pledges secured and efficacy expected to cover costs. Location undecided with talk of selling the old building to create space for a parsonage on a new site.
Myrtle Robinson files for absolute divorce and seven thousand alimony against contractor E P Robinson. She cites cruelty and claims he forced her to take in boarders and do washings to support herself despite his stated worth of twenty one thousand.
The Churches First Presbyterian holds services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sabbath school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Reading room open daily Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m All are invited Rev Hunter next Sunday's sermon topic Soul and Body Services start at 11 All invited
The Right Reverend Chas. Sanford Olmstead will preach at 10 45 in the morning and 7 80 in the evening. A reception to the bishop at the rectory is set for Saturday night at 7 30. Rev F K Gifford will also preach. Unity Circle meets at 1519 Eighth Street on Friday afternoon. Mrs Brockway invites church ladies to a social hour at her home after the meeting.
A promotional claim asserts wealth cannot buy a better medicine for bowel complaints than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims eminent physicians endorse it as superior for both children and adults, and notes its pleasant taste when diluted. Sold by all druggists.
The People of Colorado require Louisa B. Orr to appear in Weld County District Court within 30 days or 3o days if out of state by publication to answer a three claim complaint. Actions seek 6.75 plus interest, 75.00 plus interest, and 160.95 plus interest for goods, building materials, hay, and related debts from 1904, with costs and potential land attachment.
Den ver woman leader Mrs Helen King Robinson will lecture on Bernard Shaw at 2 30 o'clock next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wm Mayher. All club women are invited with admission set at 25 cents.
A notice from A. Badger & Son advertises a shipment of 5,000 pounds of alfalfa seed described as the best and selling quickly. Prospective buyers urged to come and purchase before it is gone.
Seed potato lots from Late Ohips Pearls and Rurals sourced to Peter Brown & Son in Greeley and The Lucerne Spud Company in Lucerne. Ault Spud Company managed by E. 8 Pinney oversees the stock.
Mrs. A. L Houghton offers a driving horse a light wagon electric battery carpenter tools and a potato cultivator for sale at 1518 Sixth Avenue.
The railroad adopts very low summer rates effective on and after May 15. Passengers are advised to contact a Jocai agent for details and booking.
Notice of removal states Dr. Ella Mead has relocated her offices from the Williams building to rooms 214 and 212 in the new Coronado building.
An old advertisement touts laxative bromide quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. It promises a refund if it fails and features E W Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
Advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding. Druggists refund the purchase if not cured in six to fourteen days and it is priced at 60 cents.
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