Notice to water right owners along Canal No 3
Greeley Colorado November 4 1907 notice to owners and holders of water rights along Canal No 3 along Union Colony lands. Pay 182 on each five acres by December 1 1907 and deed the rights to Greeley Irrigation Company in exchange for stock. Seeley Irrigation Company will not recognize rights not surrendered by December 3 1907 and will cut water from the canal. Corporate officers signed. First published November 7 1907 in the Greeley Tribune. last publication November 28 1907.
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Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Union Colony of
Colorado
Greeley Irrigation Company
Seeley Irrigation Company
ION CO
J. Be Sott
Greeley Tribune
Real Estate Notice Near Sugar Factory
James W. Shearer advertises a selling arrangement one percent for the sale of a residence located one mile south of the Th reeley Sugar Factory. Interested parties may call write wire or phone at his expense.
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Threeley Sugar Factory
Evans Family and Local Notes Highlight Evans News
Evans residents report family from Hot Springs Ark arrived Monday afternoon and skated near the U P bridge. J A Webrens builds a new south town residence. Beav er Falls Pa visitor D M McFarland called on Evans friends. Vanderlip and Rhodes transact business in Denver last week. Saccaro heads to Durango Mexico for the winter. Mrs A W Coffman returns from Longmont. Mrs H Reed and children plan three weeks in Beacon Ia. Mrs L Brown visits her parents Cornelius in town this week. Thos A Johnson, formerly of Evans, now in Rushsylvania O, marries. Gus Shepherd leaves for Denver with poultry for Thanksgiving. Mr Parsons of Hot Springs has bought Currie’s furniture store. Currie family to Hot Springs for home. Fortnightly club concert attendees listed. Allen sebrook and Dee Philip return from sheep shed work near Weldon. Twombly hosts friends with cards and refreshments. Monson and Elenor Johnson attend Bachelor club dance. Burges plan four-month trip south to New Mexico and Georgia. Edna O Harra resigns Lupton school post to join Longmont teaching staff Phoebe Brown fills vacancy. Smith Philip host to Fort Lupton teachers corps.
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J. Saccaro
Durango
Mexico
A. W. Coffman
Longmont
H. Reed
Beacon
L. Brown
Fort Collins
J. G. Cornelius
Thos. A. Johnson
Evans
Rushsylvania
Gus Shepherd
Denver
Wylie Burge
New Mexico
Georgia
Messrs
Moore
Decker
Herbert
Cook
Alsebrook
la Burge
Philip
Kelsey
Delta Delta community notes and meeting plans
Roe Calvin works on remaining beets after the storm while Chas Lawrence family rents their farm to Mr. Lawson and moves to town. The Delta young people form the Demosthenean Literary Society and plan a program at the schoolhouse on Friday November 29 at 7 30. A gravel road project south from the sugar factory gains support as J W Shearer and T A Foley lead a committee to survey owners for donations.
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Delta
Demosthenean Literary Society
J. W Shearer
T. A. Foley
Fort Lupton Social Roundup Notes Denver Trips
W R Jones the jeweler spent Thursday in Denver. Mrs F A Jasper and Mr N Stover shopped in Denver last week. Mr and Mrs A R Fischer will spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Fischer's Denver parents. Wilbur Burns visited Cripple Creek to see his aunt Mrs Gorman. Lupton reports a chicken pox scare with short pupil vacation. Frank Hainer and father Mr Frazier ill in Denver. Alice Safford and Mary Winbourn visited Denver Friday, stayed weekend with friends. Catholic ladies held a successful supper raising 70 dollars. Bachelor club hosted its first...
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W. R. Jones
Denver
A. R. Fischer
Frank Hainer
Mr. Hainer
Mr. Frazier
Alice Safford
Mary Winbourn
Bachelor Club
Harold Reid
Frank Harrinon
Eaton
Vernon McKelvey and Sons
Hazelton News Briefs Include Visits and Births
Hazelton notes Dav Osborn visits Arkansas relatives and a Nov 14 birth to Mr and Mrs Peter Rasmussen. Briggs and son in Denver. Lindsey visits. Ben Landrum visits Loveland. rheumatism strains for John Spencer couple. Miss Brownie Wilson hosts friends. Preaching at Hazelton School Nov 29. Ed McKane and Mrs. Louis Dove listed among ill. election of Literary officers held Nov 23.
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Peter Rasmussen
KE. T. Briggs
Denver
del Lindsey
Ben Landrum
Loveland
John Spencer
Hazelton School
Hhoves
Ed McKane
Charles
Upper Michigan
Louis Dove
Robert Wygal
Johnstown
Allie Russel
Fred Landon
Montana
Literary
Wart Barber
Edna Barber
Miss Daisy Lillard
Alonzo Beetham
John Moocdy
Charley Alexander
Local Notes From Platteville Area Snippets
A compilation of brief names and activities shows people traveling to Denver and Greeley, visiting relatives, and shopping in Longmont. Ethel Hoffman and students plan a Thanksgiving program while L H Harrison visits schools. A dinner at Birkle hall, new house nearing completion, and Mrs Carrie Birkle’s pneumonia are mentioned.
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W. P. Egner
Hattie Gwyn
Ethel Hoffman
L. H. Harrison
Birkle Hall
Ladies’ Aid
Lewis Ford
James Scott
Sminnie Lycan
R. 8. Brown
Alfred Lycan
Greeley
Ethel Lewis
Denver
Move To New Home In U P Cottage Area
A man has relocated his family from Athol to a small town and will occupy one of the newly built U P cottages. Mrs. S. F. Hunt travels to Denver to stay with her daughter Mrs. James Johnson whose husband is ill with pneumonia. Mr. Johnson works as a conductor on the D and RE. A coyote hunt attracted many locals Saturday with participants from Lupton and neighboring areas. four coyotes were killed.
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Athol
The
U. P
S. F. Hunt
Denver
James Johnson
Johnson
Dr. Waddell
Lupton
G. C. Pease
Uep
Dick Morgan
Arthur Terry
Dr. Dawson
C. C. Kersey
Albert Hodgson
Norman Henthorn
Thos. Hammitt
Alfred Lycan
Lou Coffey
Beet Industry Update From Sublette District
Mrs. Mabel Brink weighs beets at Goodrich while E. J. Halterman and family head to Omaha. P. W. Putman returns from New Mexico with lambs for feeding. C. Hanneman moves into the Hilderman home to till farms next year. Every beet is out of the ground with about fifty acres yet to be delivered and 540 acres siloed. Sublette and Masters stations closed until siloed beets are called in.
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P. W. Putman
New Mexico
C. Hanneman
Hilderman
Sublette
Masters
Some Modern Advance Over New Testament Thought Sermon
The Church of the Unitarian faith announces a sermon at 10 45 by Minister T C Brockway on the subject Some Modern Advance Over New Testament Thought. The talk addresses evolving religious ideas and suggests fresh perspectives for congregants.
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T. C. Brockway
Windsor News Roundup of Visits Deaths and Events
Windsor society reports visitors from Denver Eaton and Fort Collins, a ten cent tea at Mrs Bills, sick list names, a Thanksgiving union service at the M E church, Mrs Ethelyn Draden visiting before Prescott trip, a well attended sale at Mrs McKelvey's, Lorrel Jackson's return from Portland, and the death of Mrs Harry Kawin with services at Meyer Grosser and burial at Capital Hill cemetery conducted by Rabbi Friedman.
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Ethelyn Draden
Fort Collins
W. T. Porter
Prescott
Kaw
Jane McKelvey
Windsor
Lorrel Jackson
Portland
Ore
Highland Lake Notes and Local Happenings
Highland Lake area reports clear of heavy snow with muddy roads. Residents attended a sale at F M Jewett's and others returned from Colorado Springs and Denver. Martindale trims lake banks while a water drilling project advances without water yet. Skating continues on smaller lakes and Highland Lake remains mostly frozen. Mead reports a strong Mead development pace with several houses under construction despite money stringency.
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Lloyd Mudd
F. M. Jewett
Rufus Mead
Colorado Springs
Denver
E. H. Knott
P. M. Mead
Mr. Martindale
Highland Lake
Mead
Elwell Social News and Local Updates
Mr. and Mrs. Eichmann host Missouri friends. George Lunn and family dined with Elwell relatives. Miss Lillie Carlson ill with typhoid fever and rheumatism. Elwell boys killed several rabbits in recent days. Rev. O A Smith of Denver preached at the Chapel. Bernice Thornton and Ed Brown returned from Montana. J J Tornton of Joliet Montana visited Elwell on business and relatives. Henry Brown went to Denver with nephew Jack Brown who had appendicitis surgery. Scott Redabaugh harvested 157 cattle Swanson 38 and Larson 135 this week. Oberhart also went to Denver to buy.
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Eichmann
Missouri
George Lunn
Elwell
Lillie Carlson
O. A. Smith
Denver
Bernice Thornton
Ed Brown
Montana
J.J. Tornton
Joliet
Mont
Henry Brown
Jack Brown
Scott Redabaugh
Cattie
Swanson
Larson
Mr. Oberhart
Thanksgiving Day Services at Catholic Church
The church holds a high mass at 9 30 AM with a special sermon. Benediction follows the mass to close the Thanksgiving program.
Nazarene Sunday Services Thanksgiving Sermon Planned
A Nazarene church schedules worship with a morning service at 11 and an evening sermon by J. W. King on the Great White Throne and Him who Sits Thereon. The theme emphasizes judgment and faith.
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Nazarene
J. W. King
First Presbyterian Sunday Services and Choir Special
Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 12:00 p.m. Evening service features “Retreat Impossible” with special choir and orchestra music. Pastor K. J. Hunter invites all to attend.
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K. J. Hunter
Trinity Episcopal Thanksgiving and Advent Services
Trinity Episcopal announces a Thursday 10 to 11 a m Thanksgiving service with patriotic music and sermon. This Sunday offers 11 a m and 4 15 p m services including Holy Communion Advent sermon and Vesper sacred concert with sermon. Public invited. Rector J A Trimmer.
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J. A. Trimmer
Place of Religion in Education Topic at Public Worship
Public worship schedule lists 10 45 a m Sunday school 12 m men’s Sunday noon club 12 m discussion fed by A G Gordon invitation to all men young people 6 30 p m topic gratitude evening service 7 30 concert chorus boys organ sermon high prices that are worth while all are invited
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A. G. Gordon
Class Party Honors Student Departing for Canon City
The junior class held a party Monday at Miss Bertha Starr’s home in honor of Neville Stewart who left Tuesday with Dr. E A Darby and family for Canon City. The group played games, enjoyed refreshments, and Neville received a watch fob from classmates.
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Bertha Starr
Neville Stewart
E A. Darby
Canon City
Neville
The Big Catholic Fair Greeley Event Ahead Dec 5 to 14
The annual Catholic fair in Greeley is set to be a major entertainment event from December 5 to 14. Preparations indicate it will eclipse past fairs, and residents are urged to attend the armory each evening.
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Greeley
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, cuts, and bruises quickly. Sold by all druggists in 25c 50c and 1 dollar sizes.
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Ballard
Crone-Curtis Realty Co Real Estate Bargains
Crone-Curtis Realty Co promotes bargains in real estate offering listings for sellers and buyers. They state they do not handle properties at exorbitant prices and emphasize customer satisfaction and reliability.
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Crone-Curtis Realty Co
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Clinic in Greeley Visit
Dr. Sapero, Denver specialist, will begin a visit in Greeley at the New Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 5 6 and 7. Consultation and examination free.
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Sapero
Denver
Greeley
New Camfield Hotel
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