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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1906

Page

2

Local Notes From Highland Lake Area And Nearby Towns

Reports show Dr. Dillingham starting a dwelling at Highland Lake and Crouch beginning another home in Mead. Knott sold cattle in Denver last week while Clyde Glenn plans to farm James Ballenger’s land next year. Beets are plowable in some fields though others are four inches frozen. A first skating party of the season occurred Saturday on a small lake east of Highland Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Waite plan to move to Boulder before Christmas. Waite has lived here since settlement, and they own a fine Boulder home.

Dr. Dillingham E. Kh. Knott Denver Mr. Crouch Mead Clyde Glenn James Ballenger Highland Lake F. P. Waite Boulder Mr. Waite Ellis Smith California First National Bank Eila Coffman Idaho Springs W. H. Scheer Messrs Shattuck James Wolf J. Stockfieth Mr. Wolf Miss Wilson W.O. W J. E. Landers C. C A. L Lincoln L. Mitchell G. Tracy J. Yates Laura Weller C. J. Stockreth

Local notes and visits across the region

Mrs. Jake Oster travels to visit her daughter near Kiowa while Mr. Dupper moves poultry to Denver. Mrs. John Chesnut of Gunnison visits McGlothlin family. A baby boy arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White on Nov 21. John Anderson quits farming and relocates to Bedlen mine. Mrs Wright travels with her daughter Maude to Denver for an operation.

Jake Oster Kiowa Dupper Denver John Chesnut Gunnison McGlothlin Ralph White John Anderson Bedlen Wright Maude

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns

Mrs. J. W. Harsh is on the sick list. Miss Sadie Ewing spent Friday with Jennie and Lizzie Boyd. Mr. Carlson's sister and a young visitor from Idaho Falls are visiting. Aurelia Boyd visited her claim near Pierce for several days. John Henderson of Harrisburg, Neb., visited Mr. Peterson and family. Mr. Hiesig and family moved from the Ewing place to farm in Pleasant Valley next season.

Sadie Ewing Jennie Lizzie Boyd Mr. Carlson Idaho Falls Idaho Aurelia Boyd Pierce John Henderson Harrisburg Neb Mr. Peterson Mr. Hiesig J. W. Ewing Pleasant Valley

Death of Ethel McLeod Noted in Pierce Region

Obituary note from Pierce records the death of Miss Ethel McLeod of Denver who taught at Pierce school two years ago. The item also mentions townsite development west of Pierce station, parceling of Section 27, and local mobility changes including rentals and migrations among residents.

Ethel McLeod Denver Pierce John Nick McMuhen John Boulter Pierce Station Shafer Rowe Pierce School Boulter

Local Notes and Social Updates From Elwell Community

Miss Delia Hardesty recovers outdoors for first time since illness. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Louis Eberhart. Mrs. M. M. Shull stays with Geo. Dunn for weeks. Mayor hosts oyster supper. J. J. Thornton visits Loveland and travels to Montana. New baby at Dunn home brings happiness. Henry Eichmann visits sister in Berthoud and leaves Denver for vacation. Church notes report strong attendance and growing Sabbath school and Endeavor groups with planned services and midweek prayer.

Endeavor

Evansville News Notes Trails Of Residents And Guests

Evans residents and visitors traveled to Denver Capitol City and Kansas City while others planned trips to Lead City Nebraska and the San Luis Valley. A baby boy arrived for H R White and local events included a school program and a lecture in the R P church.

Rapetz Denver Evans R. P

Hazelton News Roundup and Regional Happenings

Mrs J B Dickey remains ill and Walter Osborne spent the week's end in Denver. Alma Plummer visits Nebraska. Harvey Osborne plans a California winter. Fran Barber of Greeley visited his brother D H. John E B Deboo seeks health at New Mexican hot springs. The literary society thrives with large attendance and a strong program. Farmers with remaining beets face discouragement due to scarce cars and reduced ground hauling.

Walter Osborne Denver Alma Plummer Nebraska Harvey Osborne California Fran Barber Greeley D. H John EB. Deboo New Mexican

Olive Branch and Nearby Visits Highlight Local Week

J H Rogers traveled to Canada last week to observe the country. Mrs Eakins suffers heart trouble. David Blystone and family enjoyed several days in Greeley. O W Nyebe improves his homestead with a new barn. Chester Meeker returned from a visit with his mother in Longmont. Lola Musser and Nettie Collins of Ault visited the Poe and Bull ranch. Nettie Blystone of Denver visited her parents, Mr and Mrs J Blystone. The Page Brothers G N and A B attended their parents golden wedding anniversary in Longmont.

J. H. Rogers Canada Mrs Eakins David Blystone Greeley Oo. W. Nyebe Chester Meeker Longmont Lola Musser Nettie Collins Ault Poe and Bull Ranch Nettie Blystone Denver Lincoln D. McWilliams J. M. Price Loveland W. R. Clark Irma Jones Miss Day Edith Trumble O. BR. Trumble

Windsor and Windsor-area social notes and visits

Joseph Cope returns from Omaha while Mrs. Flurry Kawin comes back to a Denver hospital. William Jones spends days in Eaton and Dr. L. E. Bartz duo stay in Denver. Dora Ballegain and Miss OC H McNeill visit Greeley. Mrs. B Buckin and Mrs. F R Porter on sick lists. Hobart Hanna of Colorado Springs visits relatives. Homer Kgger takes job at Schroeder's drug store after arriving from Salt Lake. Christian church roof repairs begin after a recent fire. A ten cent tea hosted by Mrs. Adam Hahn aids the M. E. church Ladies Aid. Miss Blanch Middleton visits from Eaton and plans Chicago nursing school enrollment.

Joseph Cope Omaha Flurry Kawin Denver William Jones Eaton L. E. Bartz Dora Ballegain OC. H. McNeill Greeley B. Buckin F. R. Porter Hobart Hanna Colorado Springs Windsor Homer Kgger Salt Lake Schroeder Christian Church Adam Hahn Ladies’ Aid M. E. Church Blanch Middleton Chicago Illinois Training School For Nurses

Meat Market Sells as Sealed Deal

Theodore Latch sold his meat market. Miss Millie Storms remains seriously ill at St Luke's hospital in Denver. Mr and Mrs Robert Tallman welcomed a ten pound boy on Sunday November 18 at their home. R S Franklin recently visited Denver. D W Carr's house in the south part of town is progressing well.

R.S. Franklin Denver D. W. Carr Millie Storms St. Luke's Hospital Robert Tallman

Local growth in desert town under steady progress

NUNN Ray Clark moves his desert claim house to a new site and remodels it with plaster. Joseph Merrow expands his meat market with partner joining to form Merrow & Kinceman. Barnard Joyce the postmaster relocates office equipment to a new store and adds groceries. Telephone service expansion expected as Colorado Telephone gains enough subscribers to extend the line here.

Ray Clark Joseph Merrow Merrow & Kinceman Barnard Joyce Nunn Colorado Telephone Company

Eaton Club elects O J Biandin as secretary

Eaton O J Biandin is chosen secretary of the Eaton Club on Tuesday. Packard received 1 500 lambs from New Mexico and Sparling returns from a mountain business trip. Wilson’s cement block house nears completion and social visits appear in local circles.

O. J. Biandin Eaton Club Kk. Packard New Mexico QO. W. Sparling F. Wilson Isa Wilson Miss Gordon McCarrier Denver

Local social notes highlight visits and entertainments in Platteville

Miss O'Brien of Greeley visits John McCall and John McArtney homes while Irene Daily hosts a six o'clock dinner. Several residents travel to Scottsbluff and California, and Round Table members meet at Miss Clark's home. Four thousand sheep arrive for Bunker Packard south of town as Elllis Smith returns from California to join the First National Bank.

O'Brien Greeley John McCall John McArtney Irene Daily A. J. Smillie Scottsbluff Neb W. W. Brown John Stanton Platteville Cox Denver The Round Table Clark Snyder Bunker & Packard

Local Notes From Fort Morgan LaGrange and Denver

Dean Murray returned from a brief visit at Fort Morgan. Miss Mabel Hall spent weekend with relatives in LaGrange. Chas Weber hosts his brother James Weber of Dewey Oklahoma. Miss Lulu Beers teaching at Fort Lupton visited her brother Elmer Beers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Thos McWilliams hosted Mr. and Mrs. O McWilliams for Sunday. Kk G Huff, treated in Denver for rheumatism, returned home briefly but had to go back Monday.

Dean Murray Fort Morgan Mabel Hall LaGrange Chas. Weber James Weber Dewey Oklahoma Lulu Beers Fort Lupton Elmer Beers Stewart Thos. McWilliams McWilliams Kk. G. Huff Denver

Beet Harvest Advances in Screen City and Local News

John Carlson is outo roundup this week. Walter Miner of Greeley was the guest of RE. V. Warner Sunday. Clark Campbell's Denver daughter spends Thanksgiving with him. Mrs. Maybelle Brink named beet weigher at the new spur west of Orchard. Gus Weber and John Warren from Greeley looked over Warren ranch for partial purchase. Beet harvest should finish this week. Credit due to Japanese laborers who worked day and night to save the crop.

Walter Miner Greeley RE. V. Warner Clark Campbell Denver Maybelle Brink New Spur Orchard Gus Weber John Warren Warren Ranch

Social notes from Platteville and surrounding towns

Mrs. M. J. Lucan spent last Saturday in Greeley. Brown transacted business in Denver last Monday. Mrs. Charles Snider and daughter Dorothy visited Denver last week. Mrs. O E K Volkart and sister Mrs. R S Brown visited Greeley last Monday. Wm Perdieu is adding windmill and tank to his ranch. Mr Wasley moved into his new store Saturday. Mr Peas who runs the grocery department has purchased that stock.

Mr. Wasley Lewis Camp Denver Henthorn Penrose J. ©. Otteson Longmont M. J. Lucan Greley Brown Charles Snider Dorothy O. EK. Volkart Greeley Perdieu Wasley Mr. Peas

Local Property Deals and Town News Weeks

AULT R. L. Pence sells a new frame house to G. C. Leeper for 91200. Hasbrouck & Gaie buy land east of town for subdivision. Congregational church bazaar and chicken pie supper planned at the armory on Saturday. Todd family to California. Fred Sommers and Miss Harris suffer a carriage accident with leg injury but others unhurt. Thanksgiving services at 11 in the new Baptist church followed by a communal dinner. Albert Allison begins a new Main Street building 50 by 60 feet. first story houses King & Garner meat market and W. H. Ross of Eaton with farm implements. upper story fronts three offices, with lodge room, banquet hall and kitchen behind. building heated by steam or hot water.

M. ©. Todd Mrs. Todd California Fred Sommers Miss Harris Greeley New Baptist Church Albert Allison Main Street King & Garner W. H. Ross Eaton

Hand Care Advice and Salve Promotion

Wash hands with warm water dry with a towel and apply Chamberlains Salve before bed for a speedy cure. The salve is also described as unequalled for skin diseases and is sold by all druggists.

Drugg

Cottage for sale in Greeley by sole agent

Ill health forces Kenneth G. Phelps to leave Greeley and A M McClenahan offers his six room modern cottage on Eleventh Avenue on the hill at below value. Interested buyers are invited to respond.

Kenneth G. Phelps Greeley Eleventh Avenue A. M. McClenahan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beebe Cipson J. W. Harsh Ayer J. 0 Ayer Co Lowell Masa Elwell Delia Hardesty Ladies’ Aid Society Louis Eberhart M. M. Shull Geo. Dunn Miss Celeen Arthur Geary Wm. Morrison Geo. Geary Oscar Sandquist Capitol City J. T. Cornelius L. A. Herriott Mary J. H. Rhoads Kansas City Kansas Ralph Rickard Lead City H. R. White Will Winchester Homer J. Clark Caribou, Colo M. W. Clark U. P Latham Reservoir Prof. Magee Morgan Hill Calif P. H. Herriott Isaac Gleason Mr. Smith Haxtun Colo John Kimsey Jesse J. W. French San Luis Valley Joe Stevenson Berthoud Evans School Young’s Hall Joe Ross Fashbaugh Hazelton J. B. Dickey Severance Theodore Latch Ellen Myers Charles Tew Wm. Terry Albert Hodgson Della Camp Amey Carpenter Charles Willie Roger M. H. Mickey Garlock Packing Co Prof Mickey Bert Wheeler A. D. Wheler Creede Charles Shaw G. W. Hammil George A. Hodgson Camp & Solomon Goodrich Avenue Callow Camp Mr. Solomon Mr. Gass Fairplay Creen City John Carlson R. L. Pence G. C. Leeper William Kerr Hasbrouck & Gaie Congregational Church Colfax Ave Fred White C. P. Kemmerer J. E. Gordon Auctioneers Greeley, Colorado Public Trustee Wenner Gwent Baldamas Owlett Nev Rom George D Statler Jacob Hoffman Corre Sale Nepal Court House Ors Colorado Addie M. Wambaugh Shea Ned Addie County Robles Tieatlo Amena D Wheeler Deces Weld Atate Count Court Ghreele Oin Gal Pleasia
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