Evans and regional moves mark Evans week
John Evans conducts business in Denver this week. Dr Partridge and family depart Evans for Holyoke while Dr Partridge’s move and new practice are noted. Dr Sanderson plans to locate here after buying Partridge’s practice. Mr Spear, Nurseryman of Greeley, appears in town. Ole Oleson of Denver investigates Evans interests. The first winter lecture by Miss Davidson of Colorado Springs opens. Forty five carloads of potatoes pass through Evans from Ault Eaton Lucerne and Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Smith
Dr. Partridge
Ole Oleson
Denver
East
Evans
Dr. Sanderson
Davidson
Colorado Springs
Mart Briggs
Lincoln
Neb
Local Residents Share News and Duck Hunting Notes
Eaton resident Fred Mimmack visited Mr. Woods on Tuesday. Hygiene resident Rapid Morris was in the area Tuesday. Chris and Maggie Nelson from Ault dined with Mr. Nelson on Tuesday. H. Nelson and wife from Ault visiting the last days. J. M. B. Petrikin and wife of Greeley touring their farm Sunday. Mrs. Phin Alden's mother Mrs. Goodrich of Brush visiting this week. Knapp family and Maggie Brown of Alma visiting James Nelson this week. Duck hunters flocked to the countryside for three weeks as ducks remain plentiful. Deck Woods and Bertha Kimbal of Greeley visiting Mr. Woods Sunday. Farmers threshing grain for the second time this year. Karl Cnappelow of Greeley out duck hunting Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mimmack
Eaton
J. M. B. Petrikin
Greeley
Phin Alden
Goodrich
Brush
Knapp
Maggie Brown
Alma
James Nelson
Deck Woods
Bertha Kimbal
Local Notes From Elwell and Nearby Areas
Elwell gossip notes report Gus Carlson losing a fine cow on alfalfa Sunday. Beet hauling began last Thursday and the beets are being shoveled off rapidly. Opal Hardman, five months old, died unexpectedly last Tuesday morning. funeral services led by Rev. O A Smith of Berthoud at Dilley chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Carlson
Stuart
Roy Shornton
Stokes Redabaugh
Boulder University
A. Purvis
Lewis Worden
Messrs
Cleaver
Cornell
Boatman
Poudre
Mr. True
Highlandlake
Elwell
George Jones
Little Thompson
Edmondson
Berthoud
Little Opal Hardman
O. A. Smith
Srevices
Dilley Chapel
Local Residents Spend Time in Windsor and Area
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Teller spent Monday in Windsor. Most gardeners have finished harvesting their onions. Mr. Spurgeon has been improving his place by building a new barn. Mrs. Josephine Carrell visited with her father, Mr. Stokes. Mr. McLucas of Greeley was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Teller
Windsor
Spurgeon
Josephine Carrell
Stokes
Neighborhood notes on harvest and local happenings
Beef harvest started this week and will last several weeks. Oscar King spent Sunday in Greeley with his brother who attends the State Normal. John Henderson dug potatoes this week yielding 120 sacks per acre. Mr. Brainard’s new house nears completion, a welcome neighborhood addition. Mr. Huckstrom, bringing horses from Kimopall, Nebraska, finds limited demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar King
Greeley
John Henderson
Brainard
Huckstrom
Kimopall
Neb
Local Social Roundup Reflects Visitors and Ills
Highland lake Mrs Stack hosts a Thursday tea. E H Knott visits Loveland Sunday. Mrs R S True shops in Longmont Friday. Miss Winnie Gregg listed as sick last week. Miss Anna Cole of Sunnyside calls Thursday. Frank Palmalee guests at Ht G Cole's last week. M S Adams sick last week but improving. Ducks are plentiful amid nearby shooting reports. Ladies Aid met at Mrs E E Oviatt's after Prof Daeschner and wife from Brighton visited Ivies over Sunday. Miss Metta Waite of Fort Lupton visits home. Miss Boyd leaves for Tucson Arizona for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Knott
Loveland
R. S. True
Longmont
Winnie Gregg
Anna Cole
Sunnyside
Frank Palmalee
Daeschner
Brighton
Ivies
Metta Waite
Fort Lupton
Miss Boyd
Tucson
Ariz
Ballard's Snow Liniment Said to Save Life
A Kentucky man from Wingo, J. W. Davenport, writes in June 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors told him one lung was gone and another badly affected. He credits the remedy with quick relief and cure after two 50-cent bottles, and recommends it to others. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
Daughters Birth and Local News Blend In Ault
Ault Shrolls announce a daughter born September 23 to Mr and Mrs Sylvan Shroll. Mrs Albert Anderson and her eldest son Anders are both ill with typhoid fever. John Snow north of Ault loses barn horse and feed to fire last week. Mr Werling had a bad sick spell from stomach trouble but is now able to be out. Charles Collins builds a large dugout for potatoes with M OC Todd carpentry. Wheat and potato shipments rise but car shortages slow progress. Marion Coffee injured after a shed roof collapsed while unloading hay last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shroll
Sylvan Shroll
Albert Anderson
Anders
John Snow
Ault
Werling
Marion Coffee
Best Doctor Endorsements From Rev B C Horton
Sulphur Springs Texas reverend reports Ballard's Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup as his family's trusted remedies for headaches pains and long standing coughs. He notes the products have proven satisfactory and served as his doctor's choice for years. Sold by all druggists at 25 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Horton
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ballard
Local Residents Noted in District Circle
Collins District Miss McCoy is on the sick list this week. Harry Schoonover was in Eaton Monday. O Frye was in this neighborhood Saturday. W J Gillmore and son were in Greeley Saturday. Nellie Nicks visited Mary and Annie Keeling the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Scott of Eaton called on St Phillips the first of the J Phillips and wife of LaSalle were visiting his parents a short time ago. Tracy and LaFon Leonard of Peckham were visiting relatives here Friday and Saturday. A party was given at R G Craine's Saturday evening. Everybody reports a good time. Miss Nettie Collins, while riding a bicycle, had the misfortune to catch her foot in the chain of the wheel, wrenching the foot badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schoonover
Eaton
O. Frye
W. J. Gillmore and Son
Greeley
Nellie Nicks
Mary
Annie Keeling
Mrs. Scott
St. Phillips
Tracy
LaFon Leonard
Peckham
R. G. Craine
Nettie Collins
Delta News Briefs Include Local Arrivals and Health Updates
A nephew of Mrs. Fortune arrived from Iowa while Irene Foley recovered from illness. Mrs. Dungan and Mrs. Shearer’s aunt are home. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland visited Loveland. Potatoes dig well in good weather. Robinsons moved to a new cozy home. Gardner’s baby improves after a week’s illness. Rosenburgh reports a fine onion crop with 205 sacks from a half acre.
Peckham Digs Potatoes and Community Notes
Peckham residents dig potatoes and praise them. Mrs. J B Davis expects her brother UCook and his daughter from Lamar for a visit. Rev. Moore recovers from illness and held services in Big Bend last week. L S Larson improves his farm with dugouts and a painted house. J R Nenderson, painter and paper hanger, calcimining. Speaker to be found at L S Larsons ranch at Peckham.
Local visitors and farewell sermon announced
Mrs Isaac Wrighe visited Erie last week. Ney Zilar made a business trip to Fort Lupton Monday. Mrs Perkins and Mr and Mrs Philaphrey also traveled to Fort Lupton Thursday. Rev Samuel Moore will preach his farewell sermon at Big Bend next Sunday evening. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Zilar
Fort Lupton
Perkins
Philaphrey
Samuel Moore
Big Bend
The W T K Club Opens Season with Arts and Crafts Topic
The W. T. K. club met September 23 with President Mrs Delbridge presiding. Wayside notes covered art science books economics and politics. The year focuses on the Arts and Crafts Movement and its influence on work society and home. Mrs Gale spoke on The Philosophy of Work and Mrs Davis presented Wood Carving with examples from Nuremburg Swiss carvings and her own work. Members adjourned at 4 and lingered for social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. K. Club
Delbridge
Gale
Carlyle
Davis
Nuremburg
Horehound Syrup Publicized By Ottawa Druggist
J E Gover of 101 N Main Street Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered chronic fall coughs and after using Horehound Syrup she sleeps through the night. He notes that two to three doses stop the cough and she recovers quickly. Available at 25 50 cents and 1.00 from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gover
N. Mainstreet
Ottawa
Kan
Dissolution of Taylor & Wagner Partnership
The firm Taylor & Wagner dissolves by mutual consent and will operate as Taylor & Waite. Waite has purchased Wagner’s interest. Debts owed to Taylor & Wagner should be settled with J. A. Taylor who will collect bills and pay firm indebtedness. Greeley, Colorado, September 30, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & Wagner
Taylor & Waite
Waite
Mr. Wagner
Herbine Praised by Texas Father for Daughter's Relief
G W Writt of Nacogdoches Texas reports his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years before using Herbine. He credits the remedy with relief and notes his wife insists on having it at home. Sold by all druggists for 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Writt
Nacogodoches
Texas
Jas W Shearer Auctioneer Sales with Stock Focus
Jas W Shearer of Greeley Colorado advertises as an auctioneer offering all kinds of sales with stock auctions as a specialty. Terms are described as reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. Includes contact details and ranch phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley, Colo. Ind
Dalhart to El Paso Route Ad Ups Fare Offer
Travel offer cites a $25 fare to El Paso or Arizona via the new Dalhart El Paso route. For more details, write T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Colorado and Southern Ry Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Arizona
Dalhart
T. E. Fisher
Colorado & Southern Ry
Denver
Deaths Nicholas Newman longtime Greeley resident
Nicholas Newman died at his Hillsboro area home last Friday of heart failure after a period of weakness. He was born July 5, 1847 in Lockport New York and moved to Greeley from Toledo about thirty years ago. He married Ruth Palmer twenty six years ago and had seven children. Funeral services were held at Macy's chapel in Greeley with Rev. B T Vincent officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Newman
Greeley
Hillsboro
Macy's
Hazel Post Dies at 13 from Appendicitis
Monday morning Hazel Post, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Post, died from appendicitis causing profound grief to her parents. Funeral services were held at Bethel church Pleasant Valley yesterday afternoon with Rev G A Spence presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
B. F. Post
Bethel Church
Pleasant Valley
G. A. Spence
Death of Longtime County Home Inmate James Mulick
James E. Mulick died at the county home last Friday from tuberculosis. Aged about 25, he had been in Greeley about a year. The body was shipped to Buffalo by T. G Macy, where two sisters reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. Mulick
Buffalo
T. G Macy
Greeley
Infant Ralph R Lake Dies of Enterocolitis
The month old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph R Lake of Tenth Street died last Saturday from enterocolitis. The body was buried Sunday with services at the house conducted by Rev B T Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R
Ralph R. Lake
Tenth Street
B. T. Vincent
Weddin g to unite Cronkhite and Hubbell at Greeley home
High noon ceremony at 15/8 Seventh Avenue Greeley as Theodora Cronkhite and William Hubbell wed in a family home bridal setting. Rev H J Grace of Lupton conducts, with Miss Sarah Twombly of Lupton at the organ and attendance by Mr and Mrs Hubtell and Mr and Mrs Asklins. The bride, Weld county teacher and Greeley Normal 1898 graduate, weds Lupton businessman connected to Colorado Condensed Milk. After November 1 the couple reside Park Avenue Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Henrietta Cronkhite
William Galt Hubbell
W. B. Cronkhite
Seventh Avenue
Greeley
H. J. Grace
Lupton
Sarah Twombly
A. S. Hubtell
G. A. Asklins
Weld County
Colorado Condensed Milk Company
W. G. Rubbell
Park Avenue
Stone Contractors Offer Foundations and Stone Work
Stone Contractors advertise for all limestone and masonry jobs including stone foundations reservoir work sidewalks and general stone work. They guarantee satisfaction and invite contracts at 1422 8th St Greeley.
Contest Notice of Homestead Entry Questioned
Willis T. Gordon contests Homestead entry No. 19744 made July 5, 1900 for 5 E 4 section 10 township 4 N range 4 W alleging abandonment lack of cultivation and nonmilitary service during the Spanish American War or any U S engagement. Respond by Oct 20 at 11 to before the Register and Receiver Denver Land Office. Publication spans Sept 10 to Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Denver
Colo
Willis T. Gordon
North Range
Thomas R James
Thomas R. James
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Lvo
B. K. Kimberly
Greeter Tribune
E Greeley Tribune
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The
Clayton Lumber Company
Hughes
Main Street
Union Pacific Railroad
A. W. Barbour
17Th Street
Greeley Steam Laundry
Colorado Nursery Co
Jo. D. Shields
J. J. Noble
Bank of Loveland County Bank
Thos. Devenport
Weld County and
Larimer
W.j.ketley
Lowe's Grocery
Ind
Bell
John McMurphy
Branson Sears
Mr. Spear
Crow Creek
Mrs. H. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Karl Cnappelow
Cipson
Mr. McLucas of
Highland Lake
Miss Stack
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. E. Oviatt
Charles Collins
M. OC. Todd
Collins District
Miss McCoy
J. Phillips
LaSalle
DELTA
O. W. Pearson
Nantes
Isaac Wrighe
Erie
W.T K. Club
J. A. Taylor
Arthur Wagner
Greeley, Colo
Jas. W. Shearer
Post
Cronkhite-Hubbell
New York City
Boston
Chicago
New York
la Salle St
van Buren St
Seventeenth St
Stone Contractors
B. Whiteley & Son
J. E. Snook
Childrens Home
Boys’ Industrial School
Girls’ Industrial School
Colorado
Heriff's Sale
District Court of
C. W. Burbridge
R. R. Williams
Farmers’ Extension Ditch Company
Ieee
A. J. Elliott
Platteville
State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners
Auction Bulletin
F. W. Scott
C. P. Kemmerer
Clayton Lumber Co
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