Colorado Platte Valley cattle trail chronicles from Brush to Julesburg
A traveling writer traverses the South Platte from Brush to Julesburg, detailing ranches, branding, and vast cattle herds. He notes Iliff estate dominance, Snyder deals, vivid river bottoms, Sterling settlement progress, and daily life with ranch kitchens, sod houses, and early rail and town developments along the Platte corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Ranch
Ford
Julesburg
J. W. Tliff
Ilif
Sterling
Denver
Colorado
South Platte
Bluffs
Iliff
Riverside Ranch
J. W. Snyder
Patterson Ranch
Mr. Snyder
Texas
Riverside
Patterson
W.M. Jackson
Lliff
van Tassell Ranch
Kecline
Pole Creek
City
Julesburg Ranch
Snyder
E. D. Tilton
Ram
Tilton
California
Territories
Black Hills
Many & S
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Wyoming
W. Frazier
Jules
Chicago
Mr. Iliff
George Gunn
Geo. Gunn
Éank
Greeley
Clark & Simpson
Sidney
Hugh Clark
Maj
Minter
Platte Valley
A. H. Sanders
Davis Bros
Edmund Smith
May Minter
Tt Sterling
R. M. Craven
Carrie Ayres
David Davis
Emma Martin
J. G. Ivy
Sarinda
Ivy & Hazen
JH. Simpson
Sarindi
Sterling Ditch
Simpson
W.S. Hadfield
Buffalo
R. Propst
M. W. Propst
R Nelson
Tetzell
Q. R. Eaton
Eaton
Mr. Tetzell
Store Complete in Erie and Local Board Notes
To the Editor of the Greeley Tribune Southard and Hamilton completed a stylish one story store in Erie with a repaired post office space. The Erie ninth faced Longmont first nine at Longmont and beat or loss 30 to 38. Erie will play Boulder next Saturday. Episco pal services and preachings are noted along with moves of residents and local businesses. A farmer in Orceley reports planting 960 crab trees in spring 1875, vast budding gains, and plans to expand fruit orchards with diverse varieties and watering practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetzell
Holland
Tliff
L.T. Moore
H. Krugar
Geo. Mills
Greeley
Chas
Manff
Jimmy” Hutchinson
Hlere
Jimmy
Jim
Mauff
John Smith
H. Girardot
Mr. Girardot
P. W. Putnam
A. Igo
Moore & Roberts
Putnam Ranch
Mr. Bell
O. P. Gale
Gale
Massachusetts
Jack Sutton
Williams Ranch
John Burchell
Jack
W. F. Thompson
J. Wilkinson
New England
Thompson Bros
Dutch John
Putnam's
E. B. Lemmon
Mr. Watson
Salomon
Offcienif
Jacob Earnhardt
John Wylie
Pinnee
Charles Ford
Ford
Mr. L
Greeley Tribune
Sir Southard & Hamilton
Southard & Hamilton
Erie
Arthur Sherman
Chambers Brothers
Longmont
Boulder
Weld County
Bishop Spaulding
Joel Ward
James Laughlin
FH. Randall
Texas
E. M. Deems
Presbytery
Denver
North Carolina
L. L. Belell
Louisville
C. Mine
Malone
N. Y
Rhode Island
Tetofsky
J. W. Parker
Potato Culture in Colorado and planting methods
A Colorado potato grower shares practical methods for successful crops. He advocates mid May planting, no two crops on one ground, cut seed timing, moist furrows, light friable soils, and regular cultivation. He warns against crusting soil, over irrigation, and poor equipment, and notes Early Rose and Morton White as preferred varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
True
Keyes
Greeley
McCullum
Wells, French & Co
Chicago II
Down the Platte notes from South Platte in May 1878
A letter from South Platte dated May 4 1878 reports visits by Mr Packard and the tax collector Kram to the region. It praises Packard's courtesy and notes locals like General Harper and Mr Henderson with their wives at ranches. Farmers report good crops, and riders begin roundups as fertile prospects loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Packard
Greeley Tripune
Platte
Kram
Cap. Kram
General Harper
Evans
Mr Henderson
Greeley
Knights of the Saddle
Vox
South Platte
Pinon Nut Tree Of New Mexico And Its Trade
Pinon nuts come from Pinus monophyllus across northern New Mexico and Arizona. Harvested in fall, nuts are roasted, parched, and sold to regional merchants. Much shipped to Mexico for cocoa, albayalde, peloncillo, and other goods, supporting local farmers against jay pests. The tree is drought hardy and useful for firewood resin, with historical illumination value fading as cheaper fuels arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
M. H
Santa Fe
Also Mentioned on This Page
EL DE Comfort
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Craham
the South Platte
Jules HU LA
Mr. Richard
J. Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Crow Creek
Hoover
Lone Tree
Greeley Fence
G. K Thompson, A
Main Street
Duxham
Post Ofice
W H. Bennett S
Freeman & Buckley
E. Marsh, M
W. Fisk
Colorado House
H. N. Rogerson
W. Tanne
Jules8urc
Solorado
J. M. Freeman
J. D. Buckley
Sec’y & Engineer
Union Colony
Denver Pacific Railway
Union Bank
Masonic Block
Greeley House
Greeley, Weld County
D. L. Dawley
F. L. Childs
May Ath
J. Max. Clark
Messrs. Wells, French & Co