Local notes from Highland lake area report farming, schooling and town news
In Weld County the Highland lake area gains mention of beet ground conditions, fishing conditions, and plans for a large reservoir near Arvada by Andy Daley and Matt Young. Mrs. Yates visited Mt. Zion neighbor Mrs. Logan, and Dr J Clennen plans to move to summer pasture. The May 1 school election elected John Duncan trustee. Prof B F Brown will head Ault school next year. the new town board includes C H Frye clerk and G H Bradfield attorney. saloon petitions were rejected. a billiard hall and other leisure ventures receive town approval. Burglary and theft concerns surface with a U P depot and shop break-ins. Local residents move, visit, and engage in home improvements, roads, and hydrants with several families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Daley
Matt Young
Arvada
John Duncan
A. W. Morrisson
Homer Richie
Richie
Colorado Springs
B. F. Brown
Ault
R. L. Pence
A. W. Morrison
C. H. Frye
G. H. Bradfield
W. J. Henderson
J. H. Belcher
S. E. Woland
Eaton residents and visitors note local activity and health
Eaton Friday saw EATON W. R. Adams and W M Goodan depart for California while Miss Gail Gilpatrick and Miss Warren recover or return to duties. Denver visitors Mr Gates and H Raber fill telegraph roles. Rev Halow attended a convention. local railroad crews haul supplies to camps west of town. Three Rule of Denver defeated Eaton Eagles 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Gilpatrick
W. M. Goodan
California
Miss Brown
Denver
Miss Warren
H. Raber
Mr. Gates
Eaton Eagles
Eaton
Daughters and Travels Noted In Local News
AULT born May 3 to Mr and Mrs Daywood a daughter. Miss Nina Champ ill with grippe last week. Mrs Ray sold her business and moved to Denver. Miss Grace Carter visited R L Pulliam family. Miss Lola Musser sick with measles but recovering. W J Henderson and son Henry visited Denver for a day. A L Morrison traveled to Missouri and returned with a new wife. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Padget Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Musser
W. J. Henderson
Henry
Denver
A. L. Morrison
Missouri
Baptist Ladies Aid
Local notes on residents and land deals in the area
Gus Mellin tends beets near Lucerne while Frank Young repaints his house. Davis and Martinson receive offers on land as Peterson buys Witham five acres for 750 dollars and starts an orchard. Visitors include H C Weber, Mr. Harris, Mr. Davis of Fulton, and Mrs. Remington from Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Mellin
Lucerne
Frank Young
Mr. Myers
Boyd Ranch
Persons
Greeley
Teller
Mr. Davis
Mr. Martinson
H. C. Weber
Gus Weber
Mr. Harris
Kansas
C. Peterson
Witham
Peterson
Evans Area News Roundup of Local Visitors and Incidents
Evans residents report Prof Kennell visiting from Denver last Saturday. G H Young plans a trip to Columbus Ohio in a few days. L Farris of Los Angeles stays with uncle J A Moore. Arty Royce broke his thumb playing ball Sunday. Mrs Pepper of Denver visits her parents Mr and Mrs S R Huffsmith. About twenty five Evans people attended the old times concert Friday in Groeely. G K Carson left for Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennell
Denver
G. H. Young
Columbus
Ohio
L. Farris
Los Angeles
Calif
J. A. Moore
Arty Royce
Mrs. Pepper
S. R. Huffsmith
Evans
Groeely
G. K. Carson
Sterling
Crow Creek Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
Miss Ora Robinson visits in Crow Creek while Dan Warner and family call on J. 8. Edgar Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Drum visit Mr. and Mrs. George Briscoe Saturday evening. Mrs. H. E. Witwer returns home after a long illness in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Robinson
Dan Warner
Edgar
Drum
George Briscoe
H. E. Witwer
Greeley
Delta community notes on crops health and school meeting
Archie Talbot is sick. S Robb and Linny sow early potatoes. J A Thompson improves and can be up part time. Hay and grain look fine and crops are expected to be good. Mrs Southworth and two Wheatland visitors stay with Mrs Thompson. A Delta meeting about a new school house is set for May 16 at 7:30 pm at the school house. taxpayers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Talbot
S. Robb
Mr. Linny
J. A. Thompson
Southworth
Wheatland
Wyo
Thompson
Delta
Grover Social News From Last Week
Mrs Campbell, Mrs Lingaban and Miss Carstin visited Denver. Mrs Zigler and Glen plus sister Mrs Churchill went to Cheyenne. Dora Blackmore returned to Newcastle Wyoming after winter with her father Sedgwick. George Donovan builds a homestead house. sister Mrs Rice and child due next week. A dance at Grover hall last Friday night drew a small, merry crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Herman Lingaban
Maggie Carstin
Denver
Zigler
Glen
Churchill
Cheyenne
Dora Blackmore
Newcastle
Wyo
John Sedgwick
George Donovan
Beebe Draw and Community Socials Reported
Beebe Draw notes Mr Roeck building an addition to his house Rev Taylor of LaSalle called in on Saturday A S W Dean spent the weekend with his parents A dance at Mr Bedlien's Thursday evening was well attended A youth gathering at the Baab brothers home celebrated Louie Baab's birthday At the regular school meeting Mr Bedlien was elected president and the board decided to move the school house one mile west due to a seeped yard
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Very Thing
George L. Chubb of Harlan Michigan praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has used. The ad claims it cures coughs and colds faster than any other treatment and should be kept at home for prompt use. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Geo. L. Chubb
Harlan, Mich
Kersey town notes and personnel changes
Kersey reports include Kersey J. E. Painter visiting Denver on Monday. Banker Brooks moved into the Hood house on Main street. Chas Alford and wife of Box Elder visited relatives in Kersey Friday. A M Plumb was reelected school director at the May 1 election. Joe Nessler returned Saturday and starts work on Scott Morford's house Monday. Bank work continues and Kersey will have a new financial institution to serve local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Painter
Denver
Brooks
Hood House
Main Street
Chas, Alford
Box Elder
Kersey
A. M. Plumb
Joe Nessler
Scott Morford
Bank
Weekend Socials and Beet Field News in LaGrange
LACRANCE Mr and Mrs O Keilee spent Sunday at Mrs B S LaGrange's. Miss Munford hosted a party for children Saturday afternoon. Edward C Neff left Tuesday for Steamboat Springs to spend the summer. Mrs Chas Ramsey and baby visited Mrs C C Neff and Mrs Chas Ford on Saturday. Mr Connor from Windsor sugar factory inspected beet fields on Tuesday. Wet weather and strong winds will require many fields to be replanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Keilee
LaGrange’s
Sleepy horse on Main Street charms crowd in rainy scene
An aging horse about 25 years old dozed off on Main Street last Friday amid sleet and rain. The animal toppled to a sitting, then sleeping position, freeing himself when the hitching strap broke, and was helped to his feet by a bystander. The scene ended with the horse resuming slumber beside the hitching post. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as fast rheumatism relief. Mrs. W. H. Leggett of Yum Yun Tennessee endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Buckminster
Vineland
Main Street
Chamberlain
W. H. Leggett
Yum Yun
Tennessee
Arrests for Grip Theft at LaSalle Depot
Tim Donovan and P T Ryan were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Paul Gregory at LaSalle for attempting to steal Miss Jessie Ogden's grip. Ryan fled, dropping the grip contents. Gregory caught them shortly after. Ryan received thirty days, Donovan twenty five, both pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Donovan
P.T. Ryan
LaSalle
Paul Gregory
Jessie Ogden
Dover
Ryan
Mr. Gregory
Rayn
Willard
Donavan
Wainwright Promotes Chamberlain Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Lemon City Florida resident C B Wainwright writes manufacturers that Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy yields faster relief for stomach pains colic and cholera morbus when mixed in very hot water. He claims the effect is doubled in speed and notes the product is for sale by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Wainwright
Lemon City
Flax
Wood Preservative and Oil Gas Tar Price Notice
Gas works offer wood preservative and tar products at 10 cents per gallon by the barrel with pricing adjusted for larger or smaller quantities. Apply as gas works.
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Promises Fast Relief
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application brings ease and rest. If Cresyiet isn’t available send 50 cents in stamps for post paid by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
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Highland Lake
Yates
Logan
Mt. Zion
J. Clennen
J. L. Beeler
F. P. Woodley
Etta Strahn
M. ©. Todd
C. McCoy
Clara Curtis
J. G. Musser
Grace Russell
L. C. Vanderlip
Homer Sims
City Water Works
Dr. Park
Fort Morgan
G. R. Park
H. Rhodes
Will Brubaker
J. P. Fashbaughs Ranch
Stellman
Loveland
Bearid
Sam Sisk
A. Sandquist
West Evans
Judelowitz
Seventh
Lammie Streets
U. P
W. F. Smiths
J. C. White
W. R. Adams
Volney
Gates
Clinton
Wisconsin
Jack Smiley
Halow
Windsor
Clark
Atkinson
Roosevelt
Ayers
Cipson
David
Fulton
New York
Meredith
Loa
Bybee
Lillian Orr
Fort Collins
Crow Creek
THE
Crover
Beebe
Lacrance
Horse
Alfred Benjamine
Makers
E.S. Carrithers
Greeley, Colo
Burlington
J. F. Vallery
Hittle & Withey Grocery
First National Bank
Weld County
Asa Sterling
R. F. Graham
J. M. B. Petrikin
John 8. Davis
Assi
F- Thayer
D. B. Wyatt
Robert Steele
H. M. DeVotie
J. L. Ewing
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