Crow Creek town notes and county social round up
Town column from Greeley area reports sicknesses and visits including Miss Daigy Law pneumonia in Greeley, Miss Bertha Jessup in Denver, Miss Ella Edgar visiting home, Mrs. Arrington improving, and Rev. Hammond’s sermon at S L W schoolhouse. Marriages include Maud Heller and Clarence Roache in Fort Collins, with local real estate deals, railroad route corrections, and beets prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daigy Law
Greeley
James Edgar
Bertha Jessup
Denver
Ella Edgar
William S.arrington
Rev. Hammond
Margaret Sandusky
Jackson
Chas. Robinson
Fort Collins
Maud Heller
Clarence Roache
Local notes from Ault and nearby communities
Ault births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. O P Weden on Monday November 6. The Farmers Bank hires N T Joll as bookkeeper. Various visits occur among residents including Fry, Shannon, Newell and Selby families. Theodore E Joll marries Alberta G Blake on Wednesday November 8. J P Fry sells farming interests to T M and Harry Fry and plans to move to Ault. Mrs Sam Newell plans visits to Clyde Kansas City and Sedalia with family, and changes take place in local homes and businesses including Mrs Stoecks, Mrs Gohlmann and the Mosier house. The Gohlmann family will take charge of a business recently purchased from Mrs Stoecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Weden
N. T. Joll
Farmers Bank
Annie Frye
Sam Newell
Clyde
Kansas
Kansas City
Sedalia
Newell
Stoecks
J. H. Gohlmann
Mosier
G. H. Bradfield
Gohlmann
Stoeecks
R. D
Padget
Grover Village News Roundup Delays and Move-Ins
Local notes report Mr Parker returning from Greeley and Mrs A Sedgwick ill. A Anderson and E Welmunder toured Cheyenne. Mrs Davis and children moved to Grover for school enrollment. Miss Emma Nelson and Alice Andrews visited. Artesian well remains dry at 1700 feet with coal run out.
Local residents entertain and visit in Evans area
John Brubaker of Monta Vista and home friends visit as J. K. Malonee and family meet Denver friends Saturday. Hodge of Routt Colorado guests of Mrs. L. J. Sims last Thursday. John McCutcheon of Monmouth Illinois calls on old friends. Rachel Pepper of Denver visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Huffsmith. Royal Varney of New Mexico, formerly Evans boy, calls on friends. Joe Ross and Samuel Andrews leave for Idaho Springs for rheumatism treatment. Rev Farris of Illinois fills pulpit at R P church. Mr and Mrs Chas Young and daughter of Springfield Mississippi stay with G. H. Young. Mrs Theo Callighan Big Bend, Mrs Cy Manning Denver, and Mrs Sam Chesnut Sidney Nebraska visit Evans friends. L. H. Harrison county superintendent visits schools and is entertained at Prof. Imboden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
Routt
Colo
L. J. Sims
John McCutcheon
Monmouth
Ill
Rachel Pepper
Denver
S. R. Huffsmith
Royal Varney
New Mexico
Evans
Joe Ross
Samuel Andrews
Idaho Springs
L. H. Harrison
Prof. Imboden
Local social notes from Elwell and Berthoud scenes
Henry Eichmann spent weekend with Berthoud friends. Ella Noble visited Elwell to sew for Mrs Purvis. Pearl Mead helped Gibson after finishing his beers. Teachers enjoy bachelor maid apartments at Grandma Thornton's. J W Purvis dined with the Nobles near Berthoud. Rev J W Cleaver painted in Elwell. Young folks gathered at Purvis home Tuesday evening for an oyster stew. Mrs Will Clark visits friends in Berthoud Longmont Eric Maud oversees the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Thornton
J. W. Purvis
Noble
Berthoud
J. W. Cleaver
Elwell
Purvis
Will Clark
Longmont
Eric
Miss Maud
Eaton Notes and Local Movements
Mrs. Max Myres visited Denver on Monday. James Alger conducts business in Wayne Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. A S Lincoln of Kersey visited Eaton recently for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Myres
Denve
James Alger
Wayne
Nebraska
A. S. Lincoln
Kersey
Eaton
New Armory Opens With State Dance and Public Access
The 93 by 53 foot two story hall opened last Tuesday with the Statler Hose Company annual dance. Built by 8S A Moore for the state military department, the armory serves Company D and public events, offering private rooms for soldiers and a G A R room rent free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statler Hose Company
A. Moore
State Military Department
Convention Opens For Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Greeley district annual convention met in the Methodist church with reports from auxiliaries and District Secretary Mrs. Jennie Ford Dunn of Loveland. Rev. C W Huvett, a returned missionary from Japan, spoke on Orient work. Three sessions planned for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
the Greeley District
Jennie Ford Dunn
Loveland
C. W. Huvett
Japan
Orient
Logan County Beet Sugar Day Celebration in Sterling
Logan County Beet Sugar Day in Sterling Colorado takes place November 22 and 23 1905. The program includes lectures by Prof W H Olin Fort Collins Colo Prof Campbell author Campbell System Dry Land Farming Senator T M Patterson Hon Aaron Gove and Hon H N Haynes. Attendees may visit the beet sugar factory. Union Pacific offers a special one fare round trip. tickets available November 21 and 22 valid to November 24. Inquire at Union Pacific Railroad agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Olin
Agricultural College
Fort. Collins
Colo
Prof
Campbell
Second pay day at Weld county sugar factories breaks records
The October payroll at the Greeley Eaton and Windsor beet sugar plants set new records with $475000 paid out. Greeley farmers received $175000 while total expenses for the month hit about $650000 including wages and freight and fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Great Teachers Meeting Heads to Denver
The Colorado State Teachers Association will move to Denver next month for its annual meeting. Albany Hotel proprietors Maher and Dutton start preparations to host and surpass the Albany’s five year record as headquarters for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Teachers’ Association
Denver
Albany Hotel
Messrs. Maher and Dutton
The
Albany
Rathbone Sisters Host Supper at Odd Fellows Hall
The Rathbone Sisters announce a supper next Thursday night November 16 at Odd Fellows hall featuring fried chicken hot cream biscuits and other goodies. Tickets are 25 cents for a per fect gorge as noted in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Texas
Local Lands Offered for Sale by W F Stephens
Fine sugar beet and potato farms five and ten acre beet tracts good unimproved ranch lands also U P railroad lands Reasonable prices easy terms Wm F Stephens agent room 9 opera house block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
Prison reform official speaks to Social Science Circle
Rev Collett secretary of the state Board of prison reform was guest last Tuesday and gave an unusually interesting talk about the organization’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collett
State Board of Prison Reform
Social Science Circle
May Go Free Harry Lee in Cummings Case Blunder
A juror, Harry S Lee, who helped try John Cummings for highway robbery, sits on the present jury after a prior trial. A memory slip left Lee unaware of the prior case as jurors were drawn, risking a new trial or acquittal. The judge and attorney clashes prevent replacing him, potentially leading to a Supreme Court appeal on a technicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummings
Harry S Lee
Cummings
Lee
H. F E. Churchill
Camp
Harry Lee
Mr. Churchill
van Horn
Churchill
Garrigues
Supreme Court
Bank Statement Summary from Weld County Colorado Bank
J M B Petrikin cashier attests to the bank statement accuracy. The document lists assets including cash items loans and discounts bonds and securities and real estate. Liabilities show capital stock deposits and various certificates of deposit and checks with totals matching 712 654 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Cacs
State of
Colorado
Weld
J. M. B. Petrikin
Proposed Ordinance No. 141-same c 1905
A 1905 city ordinance proposal identified as No 141 is summarized under the same code paragraph 4d DA. The item outlines a regulatory measure likely involving municipal governance or land use. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Crow Creek
Howard Briscoe
Chas. Woods
Harrington
Umberger
Spouter
Oasis
H. Thompson
Ault
Geo. Thomas
Sterling
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
W. A. Martin
Geo. W. Parker
C. O. Buxton
Webster City
Iowa
Charles
William Aggers
New Castle
Boston Conservatory of Music
Tribune
Grover
Seven Cross Ranch
Camfield New Town
Anna McCracken
Colorado Springs
Rufus Mimmack
Will Mahood
Miss Williams
North Windsor
Coffman
Etta Coffman
Clark Sanitarium
Pueblo
Terrill
Dickenson
Norman Fry
Akron
Walter Fry
Martha Shannon
Wes
Richard
Wm. Shannon
Wm. Newell
Kiowa
Sam
Joe Newell
D. E. Gibson
Missouri
E. E. Selby
McCook, Neb
Wy. D. Selby
Charles Elliot
Theodore E. Joll
Alberta G. Blake
J.P. Fry
Collins
T. M. and
Harry Fry
Crover
Ayers
Ayer
Albert G
Hamilton
Marietta
Ohio
Ayer .O
Lowell
Mass
John Brubaker
Monta Vista
J. K. Malonee
Henry Eichmann
Ella Noble
Pearl Mead
Gibson
Missionary Convention
Steele
First National Bank
U. S
Total
Asa Sterling
R. F. Graham
D. B. Wyatt
Henry Clay Luther
Seal of
the Model Milling &Elevator Company
Consolidated Hillsborough Ditch Co
Johnstown Hall
Johnstown
P. W. Allen
Bartlett Lumber
Bell
Phoenix
Piso
Kittle & Withey Grocery
Cache la Poudre
Paduce
Canon
Larimer County
Grewley
East
9Th Street
City Hall
Court House
Corde Ae
Vance’s Barn
Fred Smith
John Simmons
Nice
Sixth Street
New Armory
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