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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
3
Shaw's sales promotions pledge to eclipse all prior Greeley bargains with deeply reduced prices on every item. The announcements boast Shaw's leadership as the defining feature of the sale, inviting shoppers to read and compare thousands of discounted goods.
Correct Millinery offers an elegant assortment of street and dress hats at half price. The sale shows pattern hats from American designers, untrimmed shapes, and season flowers discounted by 25 percent. Children’s hats are highlighted this season.
Women should visit Shaw's this week for a first time suit sale with a wide range of new models and seasonal shades. Prices span Lot 1 to Lot 4 from 8.50 to 19.00 with coats and jackets reduced for the event.
Forty-one imported dress patterns offered at special reductions. Fabrics include French serges chiffon panamas wool taffetas and chiffon panamas. Sale features varied yardages and widths with substantial discounts on per yard prices and special lots.
G Gibson recovering from tonsillitis. Thomas visited friends last week. Chas Elliott of Ault to preach at the schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon. Graves of Greeley visited her daughter Mrs Clare Doolittle over the weekend. School election last Monday AB Howell re-elected treasurer. Mrs A Thomas left for Colorado Springs to attend W R CO meeting and visit Boulder and her granddaughter Thurza Thomas. Grandmother Duncan ill but improving. Paul Gregory hosted eighth grade graduates. W R Davis liveryman has a soft water well bored. Rev Petty of Greeley to address graduates Friday evening at Presbyterian church. Rev Seamans preached bac calaureate to eighth and tenth grades. Mrs Kissick returned to Denver after caring for Grandma Duncan.
Fragmented notes show Gregory Harbotle, Anna Harbotle, and Anna George visiting LaSalle last week. Reeves returned from Chicago Friday evening. Rev Greer and Mrs DeCellum are associated with Prof Harbottle. Mrs Herrington visiting relatives.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Carter a son on Friday. A DP Philip birth on Saturday. Talbot Monson rode bus in Fort Lupton Saturday. A R Fisher served as a W delegate from this place to Collins last week. Mr. and Mrs. A B Daughtry returned from a month’s visit to Kansas friends Saturday. Tennis club met at Alilsebroos Philips hardware store Monday and organized for the season. E K Smith has traded his…
Allsebrook and Philip will move their stock of hardware to new premises around June 1. The Board of Trade met in Sells hall to discuss town and country advertising. A new public road from Styles lane to Frame lane south of Fort Lupton will serve rural route 2. Amon recovering from stomach cancer expects to return to Fort Lupton soon. School meeting elected Geo Schillig secretary and David Wailes treasurer. Plan to build a new school one block south, with an enlarged playground space.
Dr Carnine will preach at Bethe on June 9 at 3 p m. Mrs M W Darling has been very sick for two weeks. Mrs Krumm of Pierce visits daughter Mrs Arthur Hilton. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Darling ill for several days. Pennington hosts friends with music and cards. Bethel Aid meets at Mrs Jennie Alden's new home May 8. Visitors from Union aid attend. several new members join. hostess serves refreshments.
Mrs E G Darner recovers from pleurisy while Miss Myra Link visits Kansas relatives with Mrs F C Gilbert. Dr Craig relocates to Hayden block. Mrs Albert Payne heads to Boulder sanitarium for surgery. Mrs A W Morrison improves after buggy accident. Electric light poles set to be completed by June 1. Albert Allison re-elected school board president with 20 of 29 votes. Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Hembree dies Saturday night.
Mrs. Summerville of Denver visits her daughter Mrs. Fry in Rowe district. Miss Leah Olsen visits her mother. J H Rowe and J H Braucher resign, three directors elected August Molander president J Boulter secretary and Mr Pulliam treasurer. Seven mill tax levy approved and decision to move the north school building one block to land donated by Shafer.
A three month old child died from pneumonia and was buried Monday afternoon at the Ault cemetery. Mrs. Mary Stapleton attended the Congregational state convention in Denver and extended her visit until Friday night. Ewing Miller, hospitalized after an accident, grew delirious and was moved to the Grand sanitarium where he is confined in a padded cell awaiting possible operation to restore his condition.
Mrs J B Law visited relatives in Greeley and Ben Middleton from Eaton spent time in Windsor. J B Ferguson and Walter A Noble helped in Denver and Wellington. F L Weller of Eaton visited Windsor relatives. Crittenden birthday party entertained friends. Osterhout attended a science workers meeting in Greeley. Mrs C A Yancey, in California, plans homeward soon. Dr G K Boyajian spoke at the M E church. Grandma Laybourn funeral held at M E church.
Notice records that on April 29 1907 at Denver Colorado Fort Colorado Sugar Company held a meeting of stockholders to dissolve the corporation after paying all debts The dissolution was unanimously carried and officers Morey and Dixon signed the dissolution note with the corporate seal First publication in Greeley Tribune May 2 1907 and last June 6 1907.
The Longmont Sugar Company dissolves after a meeting held in Denver on April 29 1907 with all stockholders present by proxy. The dissolution was unanimously approved and the president and secretary were directed to execute the dissolution notice. The secretary Chester B Morey signed and sealed the document in Denver Colorado. Publication dates in the Greeley Tribune were May 2 1907 and June 6 1907.
At a special meeting of stockholders in Denver on April 29 1907 the Greeley Sugar Company discussed dissolving the corporation. The meeting was attended by all capital stock, with officers Chester S Morey secretary and the president signing and sealing the record in Denver. First publication May 2 1907 in the Greeley Tribune. last June 6 1907.
By decree of the Weld County Court a guardian will offer for sale on June 3 1907 at the east door of the Greeley courthouse the undivided one fourth of the west half of the east half of the northeast quarter section 1 township 5 north range 66 west, plus three full and one unpaid share of Greeley Irrigation Co stock. Ten percent payment due at sale. Appraised value set at 625.00 for the land and water shares, with deed after court approval. Guardian George Milne of Harry Hannas et al. and Ames Scott attorney. publication in Greeley Tribune May 9 to May 23, 1907.
Notice of estray cattle taken up near Lueterne Colorado describes a roan heifer with white face branded Taig side and a second branded left hip. No ear marks. Owner must claim by May 24 1907 or the board will sell the animals for the benefit of the owner. Published May 9-16.
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