Normal School Social Opens Close Of Term
The Normal school junior class hosted the most brilliant reception to the senior class in the chapel with decorations in cherry white and lavender yellow. Officers and committees led the event while President Snyder attended another engagement with the Denver branch of the Normal School Alumni association. The first field day of the Normal training school followed on the athletic grounds with kindergarten through eighth grade participation. The Norway school received forty stands of arms from the adjutant general to form a cadet corps next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Harry Snook
Frederica Zorn
George Roup
I. C. Hall
Mabel Ferguson
Mamie Beckford
W. T. Blaine
Fredia Kulp
Arba Jones
Jennie Twomey
Pearl Robb
Denver
Normal School Alumpi Association
Snyder
Norway School
Adjutant General
Mucch
Ice Prices and Weight Claims Stir Greeley Publics
The Greeley ice firm, rising from 40 to 60 cents per hundred pounds, faces charges of monopoly behavior likened to New York’s ice trade. A customer challenged the weight of a 75 pound block, prompting calls for Mathematicians from State Normal and Greeley High to determine the actual weight and project summer 1905 pricing for a 15 by 10 by 12 and a half inch block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Nature
New York Ice Company
van Wyck
Big City
State Normal
Greeley High School
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Greeley Testimony
O E Paulson a stone mason at 1508 Sixth Avenue testifies that after several kidney trouble attacks he used Doan's Kidney Pills from H Reynolds & Co at Eighth Street and Ninth Avenue. He says half a box relieved his backache and his wife also benefited. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Greeley
O. E. Paulson
Stone Mason
1508
Sixth Avenue
H. Reynolds & Co
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Mr. Reynolds
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Local notes from Highl and area beat by Tribune
All lakes are full and orchards look fine while Rev Gilkey visits Wednesday. Graduates and school commencements upcoming May 20 with rural mail route planned for July. Drought and drainage work continue as farmers move cattle to mountains and sod breaking prospers.
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Clinic Visit in Greeley
De Sapero the Denver specialist will return to Greeley for consultations May 25 26 and 27 at the Oasis hotel. Free consultation and examination for glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Oasis Hotel
Lupton Area Notes and Graduates of 1904 Class
Fort Lupton and nearby towns report coal drilling on M W Slate’s ranch and piles driven for Lupton Bottom Ditch. Residents seek health in Pueblo, visit from Billings, and plans to attend the World’s Fair. The K P hall hosted graduation exercises for the 1904 class with diplomas presented by B O Aylesworth and led by J E Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Slate
S. St. Joan
Pueblo Hot Springs
Mr. Holmes
Platteville
Lupton Bottom Ditch Company
J. A. Robinson
Billings
Mont
G. G. Philip
California
C. I. Moore
Kersey
Lupton
Brighton
K. of P. Hall
B. O. Aylesworth
the Agricultural College
Tracy Decker
Theodore Slate
Ollie Vanderpool
Alice Adamson
Mary Hendricks
May Smith
Callie Fierteg
J. E. Snook
Dr. Aylesworth
Delta community notes on home moves births and farming
John Archibald and his mother moved into a new home. Mr and Mrs Reed welcomed a baby boy now nearly three weeks old. Mr Shearer planted potatoes and others are busy with potato planting. Mr Thompson, recently ill, is slowly improving. Wind damaged several beers but fieldmen expect recovery. A social at the schoolhouse next Thursday evening May 19 will celebrate closing of school with a program ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Balenger
BE. Oviatt
Greeley
Joe Woods
Longmont
Howard
Platteville
R. S. True
John Archibald
Mrs. Reed
Mr. Shearer
Delta
Local Notes and Household Moves in Eaton Area
Herman Martinson works on a farm near Eaton while gardeners plant cantaloupe widely. Gus Carlson suffers mumps for a week. Stewart from Oklahoma works for H. Swan. Mrs. Harris awaits her mother from Kansas for summer. Mrs. Bybee plans Indiana trip. Ralph Harris completed a new West Third Street residence. Dillon expands into a poultry business with Brown Leghorns and White Plymouth Rocks. Storms fire risk near No. 3 ditch. damage limited by water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Martinson
Eaton
Gus Carlson
Mr. Stewart
Oklahoma
H. Swan
Harris
Kansas
Mrs. Bybee
Indiana
Ralph Harris
West Third Street
Dillon
Storm
Local Happenings In Elwell Community
Miss Leo Davis undergoes calf rocalist treatment. Ellen Dunn visits sister in Berthoud. Al Swanson hosts Ladies Aid this week. New baby girl born to Lewis Eberhart. Eberhart foundation rock for new house. Stuart Thornton drove to Loveland and back. Swanson Eichmann and Crowell visit Berthoud. Kern Mead leads junior program music for May 26. John Martin and Lesta visit Denver. Everitt brothers and Ed Brown join Henry Eichmann for birthday supper. About twenty youths surprise Miss Orr before Denver trip. Levi Gibson returns from Big Horn basin with 160 acre farm. Cyrus Davis makes neck-deep plunge in Little Thompson but escapes. Local group travels to Loveland for church business with J J Thornton, T L Davis, John Sloan, Scott Redabaugh and C H Keirnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dunn
Berthoud
al. Swanson
Lewis Eberhart
Rock
Stuart Thornton
Loveland
Swanson
Eichmann
Gene Crowell
Kern Mead
John Martin
Lesta
Denver
John
Lawrence Everitt
Ed Brown
Henry Eichmann
Misses Orr
Levi Gibson
Big Horn Basin
Cyrus Davis
J. J. Thornton
T. L. Davis
John Sloan
Scott Redabaugh
C. H. Keirnes
Local Social Roundup From C Channel Neighborhood
Mrs Ben Lacey spent Wednesday with Grandma King in Col um bine J W Dorsey and wife traded in Greeley Friday Miss Augusta Nettleton of Eaton High spent Tuesday with the Landers girls Miss Daisy Law attended her sister's wedding in Severance Ice cream and cake were served by district ladies Friday Miss Ola Walker visited her sister Mrs S J King and returned to Fort Collins with her parents Misses Tormey and Mr Williams traveled from Greeley Friday to Severance for supper and the program before returning the same night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lacey
Grandma King
J. W. Dorsey
Greeley
Augusta Nettleton
Eaton High School
Landers
Daisy Law
Severance
Miss Law
Ola Walker
S. J. King
Fort Collins
Tormey
Mr. Williams
Remarkable Cure by Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
H. Bailey editor and his wife suffered severe diarrhoea until a friend offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After one dose they felt relief, and a full bottle cured them before finishing it. The editor asserts the remedy should be in every home and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin, S. C
Chamberlain
Bailey
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