Pinon Nuts and Piloncillo Sold at Local Market
The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico harvest pinon nuts praised as delicious. Market listings offer pinon nuts by the pound at 260 cents and piloncillo for sale.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
2
The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico harvest pinon nuts praised as delicious. Market listings offer pinon nuts by the pound at 260 cents and piloncillo for sale.
The season's musical treat features a forty voice chorus and twenty piece orchestra at First Presbyterian church tonight at 8 15. Tickets 25 cents at the door Clark Faulkner’s drug store and Tribune office. The program includes War Bongs of Boys in Blue and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean among others with Edythe Rhistrand Hanna Knowles Thompson and Aus listed among performers. R G Strong directs the ensemble.
Miss Mildred Decker and Spence Peeler married at the bride’s parents home in Colorado Springs in May at 8 30 p m. The bride wore white and carried roses. The groom wore black. A small group attended and a lunch followed. Both are well known near Greeley and will reside in Colorado Springs.
One of the season’s loveliest weddings took place at Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rankin home as their daughter Mabel married Robert M. Crawford. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. O A Petty at 6 30 p m in a parlor alcove decorated with smilax asparagus ferns and sweet peas. About 100 guests attended including J F Hanna of Riverside California and Mrs E A Easterly of Denver among others.
The Social Science Circle held its annual banquet at Prof. Chambers home on Tuesday night. Members enjoyed a chicken pie srole with variations served from 6 30 to past 11 o clock. Rev John Doane created artistic menu cards and led the event. A debated question asked if a man is happier with a lazy good natured wife versus a neat cranky one, ending without a clear winner amid audience laughter. Music by Prof Chambers Bert Kittle Rev Doane and Nelson Demorest drew many encores.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted universal cure. It notes thirty years of use and claims it never fails, with palatable preparation when mixed with water and sugar, and sold by all druggists.
Fezer’s sells Eastman Kodaks and hats while A W Jacobs markets corn fed meats. Miss Floyd’s Parlor Millinery and Red Front showcase summer waists and suits. The First Congregational church cornerstone lays at 4 30 pm and Royal Purple degree will be conferred in Greeley next Thursday. Funeral attendees include Mrs W W Field relatives from Denver.
Rolland Curry of Key West recalls two years of rheumatism causing severe knee, foot, and hand pain. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm for about two weeks his pain nearly vanished and has not returned for over three months. Sold by all druggists.
In connection with special ex cursions to Mexico City the Colorado & Southern distributes illustrated literature. Tickets at half rates go on sale April 25 to May 18 June 15 to 15 and June 20 to July 12 valid 90 days with stopovers both directions. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver. Marks' market remains the only place in Greeley selling government inspected beef.
For sale select residence lots in Arlington Heights additions and five acre tracts in Arlington Heights. Prices are reasonable with terms within reach and low interest rates. Agent Wm. F. Stephens rooms 207 Opera House Block.
A notice invites readers suffering from asthma or hay fever to write Rev. J. R. Rader at 822 Broadway, Denver, Colorado, to learn of something beneficial they may be grateful for for life.
Weld County district court action by W F Johnson to quiet title to block 32 in Evans. Defendants John M McCutcheon Henry Martin and the town of Evans must answer within 20 days if served in county or 30 days if served out of county or by publication. Default judgment by the complaint may follow.
John Brubaker sues John M McQuotche on behalf of the State for a decree declaring him owner in fee simple of block 35 in Evans Colorado. The suit seeks to bar the defendants and all claiming under them from interfering with possession and use of the land. If defendants fail to appear by the set response date, default judgment may be entered. The filing is dated May 6 in Greeley.
The date for Walker Whiteside has been moved to May 31 from May 30, adjusting his planned appearance and related event timeline.
John H. Behrens sues Jol McCutcheon Henry Martin and the town of Evans in Weld County Colorado to obtain a decree recognizing ownership of multiple parcels within Evans and to bar defendants from interfering with plaintiff possession. The case seeks to quiet title and prevent any action or obstruction regarding the land. defendants must answer within the required period or face default judgment. John Jacob attorney for plaintiff issues the summons.
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