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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
8
Classified section lists sale items, rentals, wanted help and pond for sale. Items include pigs, cows, furniture, houses, land, and trades with prices, contact addresses, and business names like Houtchens Drumm, Fagan & Matthens, and The Tribune Office.
Multiple small items from a local paper list farm loan notices, furniture and sewing machine sales, a big turkey shoot at Tom Foley’s ranch, visits and social events, a free day at Trimble-Wheeler Shoe store, and annual ads for D. R. McArthur & Co. plus Sanborn & Houston. Includes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp dinner, Mrs. Minnie Rowley wintering with her sister, and funeral at Canon City.
Several small items appear from Greeley including a Craig Bookstore burn mention with Newwood, cheap square pianos, Round Oak heaters offered by local merchants, and a ranch selling dressed poultry. Hardware firms advertise fencing and thermometers while local societies sell aprons and host events at the armory and lodge.
Dorothea Hoaglin Hayden, acclaimed American artist, tours from the West to the East and will present two recitals at Normal chapel on the 19th and 20th under Clionian and Francescan literary societies. The Sunken Bell is read on opening night and The Modern Drama on the second. Tickets are 50 cents for both evenings or 35 cents for a single evening, available at Clark and Faulkner's.
D R McArthur offers Dunhams’ holiday goods with daily window displays. Alexander’s windows highlight items for a housewife’s weekly tasks from washing utensils to ironing day. Bargains await shoppers daily through the week.
The county officials finished tallying and face two alleged mistakes in Florance and Poe totals. A ten vote overcount for Florance and a 100 vote swing for Poe may be corrected or sent to a court. If corrected Florance leads by eleven. if not Poe wins by eighty nine, with possible contest at the courthouse.
Charles Adams returns from New Mexico. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Swarts. The Jessups move to the Cooper house. Clark of Clark's Mills visits H. P. Hill. Shaffner of Clearfield visits BE. Shaffner. Drumms return to Greeley from Kersey. Street grading near the H. I. building. Flint family returns from Iowa. Brooks family back from Omaha and Nebraska. Louise Engel and mother travel to Denver. Engel returns the same day, mother to stay four weeks.
Martin Peterson returns from York as Ed Brown visits Loveland on Sunday. Congregations at the chapel grow under the new pastor. Mrs. John Whowell and Mrs. Louis Eberhart with Ruth travel to Greeley. A ministerial reception is planned at the parsonage Thursday. Swiss German evening features a Swiss visit, Alps, carving, a Swiss dairy, German school, lunch, and games.
One hundred sixty acre farm for rent near a station. Requires a man with full outfit. Good terms offered to the right party. J. V. Crone.
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