Gipson and Gill Local News Items May 1911
Mrs. N. J. Graham a Missionary Convention delegate visits Gipson and Gipson area friends. In Gill water flows into No 2 ditch for the town as Harry Ogden of Greeley visits and brings pool hall memories. A. F. Diehl makes an overland trip to Greeley. Charles B. Haskell plants strawberries. Mrs. Holley improves her homestead. Mrs. Ulich from Silver Cliff visits son Frank Ulich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipson
N. J. Graham
U. P. Church
N. C. Swan
Famiy
Gill
Harry Ogden
Greeley
Ogden
Watkins
A. F. Diehl
Charles B. Haskell
Notable residents and social at Plain View
Hudson Aldrich remains confined at home with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Grant Mosher of Camfield visits at R. J. Shannon's home. Mrs. Fred Landon seeks treatment in Denver after injuring her left ankle last fall. The ice cream social at Plain View schoolhouse drew a large crowd with a fine program Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Aldrich
Grant Mosher
Camfield
R. J. Shannon
Fred Landon
Denver
Hazelton News Roundup May 22 1911
Hazelton notes include visits by Miss Lela Beggs and Mrs. George Son with three children, a Sabbath school organized at the Hazelton school, and two eighth grade diplomas earned by Ruth Mickey and Della Moody. Other items mention travels to Ogallalla Boulder Greeley and Denver, a Masters ball club defeat at Kersey, and local social notes surrounding Milton Carlson and Milton Carl gon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Lela Beggs
George Son
Peter Rasmussen
Robert Evans
Sylvester Grove
Ruth Mickey
Della Moody
Bertha Stone
County road repairs progress after Empire reservoir break
The county road, badly damaged by the 1909 Empire reservoir break, is being thoroughly repaired with leveled, hard dirt. Morgan county also advances at the west end, improving roads to become a source of local pride. Miss Lovering drills pupils as exams begin a final week of a successful school year. A large potato acreage is planned with early crop in the ground. Mrs Hume Rudd hosts Mrs Bert Shaler from Ft Collins this week. Mr and Mrs Wal Etchison, longtime local merchants, sell to Cook Bros of Lamar. The Rudds of LaSalle return home after two weeks with their sons. Mrs J MelIntyre hosts a fine dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Reservoir
Niles
Morgan County
Hume Rudd
Bert Shaler
Ft. Collins
Wal**r Etchison
Cook Bros
Lamar
Colorado
Rudd
LaSalle
Hume
Clarence
J. MelIntyre
Local residents undertake visits and gatherings across states
Platteville Mrs. George Snider visits Mead to see her son George Snider Jr. Rev. Coffman travels to Akron to visit his parents and attend a district league convention in Sterling. Bolen family to Greeley. Mains visit Denver. Epworth League hosted by Grey and Willis Simmons with twenty three attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
George Snider
Mead
Coffman
Akron
Sterling
B. F. Bolen
Greeley
Mains
Denver
Epworth League
A. J. Elliott
James Stanton
Cox
Ray
Wyon
Baird
DeFord
Josephine Long
Local Socials and School News from Fosston District
Thursday May 18 summaries social visits and district news. Attendees at a dinner included Miss Clara Mullin and teachers Miss Edith Beardsley Miss Sadie Campbell Miss Eva Geiser and Miss Clara Bear with Messrs Joe Farrar Otis Carleton. The Smith school closes May 19 with a program and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mullin
Edith Beardsley
Sadie Campbell
Fairplay
Eva Geiser
Olive Branch
Clara Bear
Severance
Joe Farrar
Otis Carleton
Smith
Willa Mullin
Pleasant Valley
John Mullin
Smith School
Katie Pfaff
Mabel Weinle
Highland Lake School Closes With Alumni Five Eighth Graders
Friday's program drew a full church with State Superintendent present and teacher Mrs. Coulson promised another term. Lois Wright of Greeley to assist. Mr Coulson of Boulder attended. frost spared fruit. several locals at Highland Ditch board meeting in Longmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kistler
Longmont
Jas. Graham
Mead
Liberty Hall
Mead School Reports Two 8th Grade Graduates
Mead school notes two students completing eighth grade. Cc L Walker listed as a business caller in Longmont on Saturday. Mrs Liddle from the Little Thompson locality visited here on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead School
Cc. L. Walker
Longmont
Briggsdale News Note Wave of Activity and New Homesteaders
Brigesdale reports land preparation for fall wheat by George Melven of Greeley and Mr. Howe of Denver. New homesteaders pass through Briggsdale en route to near the Oasis ranch with fine horses. Local figures celebrate John Sedgwick’s seventieth birthday at his Grover ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigesdale
Wm. Wolverton
Denver
George Melven
Greeley
Mr. Howe
Snider
Chicago
W. W. Wilson
Briggsdale
G. Wilson
John Sedgwick
Grover
Sedgwick
Weld County
Lon Curl
South Bend
Ind
Oklahoma
Boulder
Henderson
Colorado
BE. Howard
Howard
Severance notes births deaths and community updates
The Severance column records a new baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Austin on Sunday the seventh, local illness and bereavement stories, social visits, and a long civic note from the Mothers’ Club about education, roads, and youth welfare. It highlights community events from Greeley to Windsor with several local names and ongoing club activities.
Kamama Demonstrates Knife Free Gallstone Cure
Rob ert Myers, a rancher near town, suffered gallstones for years. Kamama examined him and promised removal without surgery. In hours Myers was relieved of gallstones, confirming Kamama’s earlier claims of bloodless cures for rheumatism and paralysis in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamama
Robert Myers
Mr. Myers
Kamama Performs Bloodless Tumor Removal in Greeley
Kamama addressed over two thousand people promising bloodless surgery. He claimed to remove a head tumor without a knife or pain. He extended his offer to treat chronic diseases for the cost of medicines plus a small fee, with offices at 813 Ninth Street and hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlotterbeck
Greeley
Kamama
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Smith District
Fossion
Emmett Coon
George Coon
Mabel Nichols
Dr. Merrill of
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Fosston
Highland Lake
Mary McMillin
T. G. Austin
Gib
Babe
T. F. Miles
New Sharon
Iowa
Miles
Ed Schaffer
South of Town
Augusta Boullard
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pressier
Minnie Schaffer
R. N
Elihu Winslow
la Salle
Franklin
J. A. Whitmore
Boosters
W. W. Newell
J. W. Bly
Dr. Ganoway
Pierce and
Nunn
Augusta Roullard
M. C
Louisiana
Della Akers
Cheyenne
Akers
Roullard
BE. D. Mauser
Ellen Bell
Fort Collins
George Miles
Nixon Mercantile Company
Milton Walker
Ethel
D. EB. Severance
Harris
L. D. Law
Collins
Las
Cloe Titmus
Howard Hawkins
Lodge
N. C. Alkire
J. Mullin
Mary Alkire
Ray Pear
B. Dorcled
Mr. Knowlton
Houston
Gynson School
Miss Fink
Pot
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