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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
7
An OCR fragment lists fabric values and sale prices including two yard widths 48 and 54 inches at 1.39 per yard. It mentions new chiffon Panamas 46 inches wide with sale prices 1.25 per yard and greys at 0.79 or 1.59 per yard in unclear context.
Farmers replant beets after losses. Edna Pratt and Mary Moris from New Jersey visit to spend summer with Mrs Bates. Houtchens Realty venture in Greeley. Lincoln school closes May 4 with picnic and closing exercises May 25. Belle DeSellem departs. community social enjoyed.
The Delta notes two of Mr. McConnell's sons are sick with measles. A survey is underway to grade the No. 3 ditch, but no firm action yet. Saturday evening the Sunday school held a social at the schoolhouse with a nice program and ice cream served at the end.
Wealthy real estate men visited the area by auto Saturday to inspect properties for sale. A major break in the Empire ditch caused water to spill from the Empire reservoir, with repair work beginning immediately to restore flow. Mrs. A W Preston stayed with her daughter Mrs. J L Gabbett amid Gladys Gabbett’s illness and the planned return home on Saturday evening.
Despite a severe wind storm, new seeds will regrow and strengthen damaged plants. Only about 300 acres in Mr. Brink's area require replanting after the storm.
Mrs EB Gosselin spent Tuesday in Aust. Mrs M W Darling remains in serious condition. Lone Tree school will close Friday for summer. J W Short faces a serious facial cancer. An entertainment and box social is planned at Brown school house next Friday. Social club met Mr and Mrs Arthur Hilton Saturday evening. a short program was given and a penny quiz with twenty four questions. Delicous refreshments were served and all enjoyed the event.
Mrs. Webster has been quite sick the last week. F. Teller was in Fort Collins on business Friday. Robi Boyd Jr. is at his ranch near Nunn this week. S. H. Swan made a business trip to Fort Collins this week. Mr. and Mrs. F Teller drove to Windsor on Thursday on business.
A Carlson and wife and boy visited friends in Greeley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Carpenter had dinner with Mrs. Swan and family. The Alex Moore farm will be sold at auction June 3 for the heirs of Mrs Robt Boyd and daughter Aurelia. Mrs Robt Boyd and Aurelia spent days at their Pierce ranch. Swan DeVotie and Teller visited Windsor on No 3 ditch business. Mrs Aley Carr of Severance aided her ill mother Mrs Webster. Gus Carlson and family joined Thorell at the Johnson ranch near Haton.
Ellen Dunn visits in Colorado from Missouri. Dunn and Crowell accompany sheep east. Sloan and Avery buy a piano. Wiggan and Clark visit Aust. Whowell and Sloan attend Boulder athletic meet. Shull family moves to new home. Whowell and Crowell women nursing measles. Five members join church at Dilley chapel.
A visiting pastor will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. Mr. Bogard suffered a near accident when his valuable horse struck its head on a low barn rafter. Mr. and Mrs. Heichmann visited their mountain ranch recently returning Tuesday. The Sloan couple entertained the orchestra last Thursday evening. Refreshments followed practice. Ray Holmes died unexpectedly and was buried in Elwell cemetery last Friday at 10 o'clock with Woodmen services. A young wife of nine weeks and other relatives receive sympathy.
Dover M L Adams breaks ground for BK Green receives a carload of fencing posts. R G Slemmingway and G Brumagin fence quarter sections. Recent rains brighten wheat and raise farmer expectations for good crops. Some early oats show frost damage while late oats stay sound. Range greens, aiding early turned-out cattle care.
Albert Nichols is in Fort Collins on business at the week’s start. Mrs. Nettie Cloud from Windsor visited her mother Mrs. J. Z. Stocking last week. Pupils plan an end of term program for Friday May 24.
Miss Ella Burbidge and her father returned from Platteville while the Menagh brothers completed a stone bridge west of their homestead. Farmers anticipate a good crop as wheat grows strong. Mrs. A. B. Page hosted Kansas relatives Sunday. Wm Menagh finished a large barn on his desert claim, drawing remark from visitors.
AULT . N. Jackson of Greeley visited in Ault last week. Born May 15 to Mr and Mrs P W Johnson a girl. Mrs T G McClurg of Sundance Wyo visiting Mrs R L Pence. Born May 14 to Mr and Mrs Frank J Brown a daughter. Mrs Charles Pixler reports 168 chickens hatched from 174 eggs. Strode the jeweler moved into the Pence building beside the post office. School census shows Ault has 199 pupils 103 girls 96 boys. Ross Jeremiassen bought Thomas McGlenn's house and will move this month. W A Hart bought Chauncey Frye's interest in People's Market firm Cameron Hart. Haynes family returned from California and will occupy J C McMullen's Pierce place this summer. I Keefer leased west room of A B Miller building stocking it with dry goods and groceries. Prof E L Howett elected town clerk and J Ewing town attorney. Ault school graduation exercises held in the armory with Brownie cantata the finest yet. hoop drill red white blue drill topsy turvey drill. Eight graduates: Linda England Louise Selby Mabel Larson Frances Woland Ruth Henderson Frances Coffee Otto Morrison and Percy Poe.
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