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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
2
Highland Lake News: Local Life and Transfers
Mr Coleman of Boulder called Thursday. Ed Ballenger and wife plan to move to Denver after their sale. Teachers and pupils had their pictures taken together last week. Mrs Scott Kerr visits Mrs Martin Young near Denver this week. Coates and Marlowe were passengers on the 3:20 pm train Saturday. L C Kerr began building his house Tuesday with Frank Martin doing carpentry. Kerr moved a barn to his place last week. Buildings going up on every street. Hemmingsen and Glover bought beef cattle from Mr Halverson last week. Potatoes unfinished due to Friday night storm. M T Cable of Brighton a Fairview guest Friday night reporting Brighton flourishing. Bazaar December 11 by Ladies Aid at the hall. Scott Kerr left for California with brother Charles to seek relief from rheumatism. Scott Kerr sold nine acres including dwelling and blacksmith shop to M B Adams last Saturday. Adams will have a blacksmith shop soon. Harry Lee of Greeley a Fairview guest Saturday night then to Erie and back Sunday. He left for Greeley Monday evening and distributed ballot boxes in voting precincts. Money and bank deposits rise as trade stays brisk. Jack Sauter bought a farm from Johnstown Land Company and will reside in Weld County. His Missouri trip confirmed Colorado as home. Recent rain and snow halted farm work. Beets and potatoes harvest progressing. crop satisfactory and ground soaked six inches deep. Fall plowing to be pushed vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Coleman
Boulder
Ed Ballenger
Denver
Scott Kerr
Martin Young
Messrs
Coates and
Marlowe
L. C. Kerr
Frank Martin
Messrs. Hemmingsen
Glover
Ladies’ Aid Society
California
Charles
Adams
Harry Lee
Greeley
Fairview
Erie
Jack Sauter
Johnstown Land Company
Weld County
Colorado
Missouri
Community Notes From the Chalk Bluffs Region
Movements include Lewis Worden's departure for Iowa and John Whowell bringing cattle home from Chalk Bluffs ranch. Mrs. Purvis evades typhoid risk as the orchestra seeks a violin. Local sheep totals rise with Will Clark tending 1800, John Coleman 700, and John Sloan 600. Social events feature receptions, oyster supper plans, and a Halloween gathering with kids enjoying the festivities despite mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Worden
Iowa
John Whowell
Chalk Bluffs
J. W. Purvis
Robert Scott
Will Clark
John Coleman
John Sloan
Johnstown Hints of Growth and Local Incidents
Bishop Moore visited Loveland last Thursday. Aaron Murray fitted a repair room of his own. H J Parish has conducted business in Greeley recently. H A Clingenpee returned to Niebergall's stores after a trip to Iowa. A Friday night hall event was postponed. A new meat market building was moved to Greeley avenue. A lap robe was stolen from Joe Moore during services at Dilley chapel but was returned. Good crops with good prices mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murray
H. J. Parish
Greeley
H. A. Clingenpee
Niebergall
Iowa
Greeley Avenue
Johnstown
Joe Moore
Dilley Chapel
Hillsboro Notes Include Potatoes And Beets In Wet Season
A local tally reports Mr. Miner's potatoes at 175 sacks per acre while ground remains too wet to harvest beets or potatoes. Ducks occupy area lakes as a cold snow storm arrives Thursday. Jack Sauter buys a driving horse and harness and rents his recently bought farm. Mrs. Provost visits Denver after two months in Hillsboro. William Lewis of the Tenth U.S. Infantry returns from California on a 30 day furlough after three years in the Philippines. he finds Colorado very cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sauter
Mr. Chase
William Lewis
U.S. Infantry
California
Philippines
Colorado
Peckham News Notes and Local Farm Updates
Mrs Lena Mapes of Denver visits Peckham this week as a heavy snow story lingers west of town. John Corbin finishes digging potatoes while sixteen acres of beets remain to be harvested. Greeley Sugar builds a track enclosure for beet dumping if cars are unavailable. John McArty rents Horace Clark’s farm west of Peckham for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corbin
Greeley Sugar Company
John McArty
Miss Callahan
Horace Clark
Peckham
Beebe Draw News Highlights and Local Travels
The Misses Day traveled to Denver on business. Mrs Rogers hosts a prayer meeting this week. Rain improves winter wheat and rye. John Laughlin and family from LaSalle reconnect with friends. Roeck's son Fred moves toward Pittsburg to finish bakery training. Henry Baab and son Lewis recover after sudden illness. Dr Taylor treats them. they are out of danger. Pearl Thompson and family visit Colorado Springs for a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rogers
John Laughlin
LaSalle
Henry Baab
Lewis
Taylor of
Evans
Pearl Thompson
MceLaughlin
Ena
Sherd Chesnut
Colorado Springs
Local News Briefs From Last Week's Events
The community reports the Ladies Aid society meeting at D E Young's west side home last Wednesday. John Collins former pastor preached to the M B congregation Sunday evening. A rural delivery route is established and carrier examinations were held Monday. New condenser machinery arrived and will be installed this week. Milk canning will start soon with the firm promising top prices. A 5 year old son of A C Cheeley died Thursday evening from infantile paralysis. Dr Van Meter of Denver consulted with A D Marks. Funeral services were held at the M E church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. E. Young
John Collins
M. B
A. C. Cheeley
Dr. van Meter
Denver
A. D. Marks
M. E
Welcome Hill Visitors and Local Notes From Kansas to Denver
Welcome Hill Mr Rodgers sister from Kansas visits him. Mrs TA Anderson was a Love land visitor Thursday. Estes Clymer will go to Denver this week for eye treatment. Al Gotchey Susie and Arthur Kagan spent the evening with Miss Kelley Sunday. Sam Ring wounded an eagle Sunday seven feet wingspan. Sam Wailes and NR Lee chase coyotes with no success. Will Lewis returns from the Philippines on furlough to see his mother Mrs Jones who is seriously ill. One of Mr Andersons beet weeders shot himself twice on icy Sunday. Dr Holden of Johnstown treated the wound and the boy is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Anderson
Estes Clymer
Denver
al Gotchey
Susie
Arthur Kagan
Miss Kelley
Sam Ring
Sam Wailes
N. R. Lee
Will Lewis
Philippines
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Anderson
Dr. Holden
Johnstown
Social notes from LaSalle and surrounding towns
Miss Ethel Hubbard and Miss Beile Faris visited LaSalle with other locals during the week. Families and church groups hosted visits, events, and a First Presbyterian lunch on election day. A Fort Morgan clergyman traveled through LaSalle to Loveland, and a Hallowe en party featured a ghost host and a mystic gate tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beile Faris
Peckham
LaSalle
Local social and civic notes from Eaton area
A roundup of visits and social events in Eaton and nearby towns including W. R. Clark and W. H. Eaton in Trinidad and Hl. Mendelson and B. Ardut at Windsor. Reports cover visits to Greeley and Loveland, a Greeley district conference, a Shakespeare lecture plan, a typhoid pneumonia death in Grover, sugar beet contest results, a Hallowe en party, and a county rubbish dumping tip reward.
Beef Buyer Seeks Cattle Near Box Elder and St Vrain
Fort Lupton resident E. J. Fenters searched for beef in Box Elder last week while I. W. Wallace sought pasture for stock on the St. Vrain this week. Bert Chesley of Butte Montana attended his nephew's funeral last Sunday. Presiding Elder Phiffer and wife were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Fenters
Box Elder
I. W. Wallace
St. Vrain
Bert Chesley
Butte, Mont
Local Notes From Platteville and Nearby Trips
J D Glaze and Jessie Lewis traveled to Denver for business and a visit respectively. R Hogue moved into G C Terry’s former property. Eva Dunewig shows health improvement after illness. Walter Dundas George Morgan and Jacob Weedmire moved or traveled for various matters. A Morgan hosted the Flinch club. Mrs Penrose left for Mineral Point Wisconsin. Prof Packer and two pupils provided instruction to their class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Glaze
Denver
Jessie Lewis
R. Hogue
G. C. Terry
Eva Dunewig
Walter Dundas
George Morgan
Mrs
A. Morgan
Flinch Club
R.&. Brown
George Abbott
Greeley
Penrose
J. J. Penrose
Mineral Point
Wis
Packer
Miss Crawford
Miss Knowlton
Platteville News Debuts With Local Social Notes
The Platteville school held a reception Saturday evening as Guy Hammitt returned home from college to visit his parents. Mrs. Lou Birkle and Mrs. James Stanton came home from Sterling after an extended visit, and the Platteville News Volume 1 Number 1 appeared last week with editor's success wished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville School
Guy Hammitt
The
Platteville News
Lou Birkle
James Stanton
Sterling
Local News Bits From Greeley and Nearby Towns
Sunday events in Greeley include Messick's visit and residents recalling last week's house fire loss by J P Nauman. Social calls feature Badger and Mulford as well as the Montgomerys at Graham and Tom Robinson's household near Lucerne. Mrs English visited relatives near Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Robinson
Lucerne
A. R. English
Eaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highland Lake
Elwell
Rev. W. O. Jones
Loveland
George Jones
Hallowe'en
Miss Disharoon
Purvis
Don Clark
Everhart
Rob Devitt
Bishop Moore
Hillsboro
Miner
Tillie Provost
Our City
Madge Gress
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Brewer
Lena Mapes
J&t
Beebe
Mr. Roeck
Fred
Pittsburg
Welcome Hill
Mr. Rodgers
Kansas
Ethel Hubbard
Mr. Schureman
Fort Collins
Moore of Evans
George Bird
CB. Cline
Frank Wylie
Platteville
R. P. Church of
D. S. Ellis
Gibson
Fort Morgan
Eunice
James Beattie
Bessie
Louise Currier
Coil and
Hayward
Miss Coil
Ed Johnson
Edith Herrington
Mystic Gate
W. R. Clark
W. H. Eaton
Trinidad
Hl. Mendelson
B. Ardut
Windsor
Charles Zoellner
Laura Craig
D. E Gray
Callie Lincoln
John Willis
State Normal
Miss Morgan
Denio
G. N. Yeagy
Lon Ward
Will L. Petrikin
George Charles
Lovelard
Priscilla Dick
J. D. Sevier
Morgan
Sproull
A. J. Eaton
Woman’s Club
Teachers of
Ida
Henry Thompson
Grover
Congregational Church
H. W. Robbins
John McArtney
F. G. Reeman
Joseph Shreeves
Arba Lair
Allan
Board of County Commissioners
Fort
Lupton
Presiding Elder
Phiffer
Jacob Weedmire
Mr. Egner
Bluff
Lacrance
Mr. Messick
Gree
J. P. Nauman
Mr. Badger
Ford
Fred Badger
Charles Mulford
Albert Montgomery
James Graham
Man
Chill
Will
Arctic
D. R. McArthur
VIA
Sunset
Ogden & Shasta
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nevada
Arizona
A. N. Oliver
A. En
WM. K. M’allister
Southern Pacific Co
17Th St
Colo
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