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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1904
Page
3
Windsor sugar factory aims to start beet slicing on Monday October 10. Locals visit San Francisco Los Angeles and New York, with residents traveling for work and family. Coroner reports two child deaths in Russian families. Lakeside lodge I O O F selects representation for grand lodge. Community events include church suppers and a Woman's club meeting.
Collins District reports visitors including Mrs. Leonard of Ault to Mrs. Kent, and Harry Finch of Greeley visiting J P Frye. Farmers near completion of third hay crop with potato yields up to 200 sacks per acre. Ladies Aid met at Miss Lula Schoonover. Harvest Home supper held in Fowler district. Miss Nettie Collins visits her parents after school in Ault.
Windsor residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of brief items. People from Johnstown, Golden, and Loveland are seen in town for visits, business, or hunting trips. Mostly routine social, church, and minor theft incidents are reported along with a harvest dinner planned at Joll's hall.
Mr Reed's new house nears completion as plastering finishes and occupancy nears. Charles McAnelly, long sick with typhoid, relapsed and remains seriously ill. Farmers hold beet orders and will harvest soon. The factory will soon operate and three threshers work nearby. Grain yields are fair despite rust. Mrs Waite returned from Washington state visit last Saturday and visited former Delta residents Mr and Mrs Downard.
Eaton residents report W. W. Sullivan visiting Denver last week and J. K. Mullen attending town business Friday. Irene Dailey is on the sick list. Methodist ladies repaired and cleaned the church. Fort Collins festival drew many Eaton people. E. L. Biggs and family from Lomontown visited relatives, Mrs. D. E. Miller came from Denver to visit. W. H. Sheer, Eaton jeweler, now occupies room six in the Thomas block.
Lasalle R. W. DeVinney traveled to Denver earlier this week. Mr. and Mrs. Parish left Tuesday for their old Iowa home. Mr. and Mrs. Cline attended the World's Fair in St. Louis. Roy Reeves assists at the depot with Mr. Yonker. The new soft water well at the schoolhouse is finished and ready. W. Luman and E. C. Herrington returned from Loveland. Mrs. Hamilton and daughter Helen have returned to Wheatland Wyoming after visiting Mr. Carter.
John Gehring Peckham began digging spuds on Monday morning. Lena Scott from Lexington Nebraska visits J R Henderson. J Stevens and Mr Rood of Greeley visited land last week. Charles Stevens and wife of Loveland visited L S Larson Tuesday. Lars Sorenson and family spent a few days visiting friends in Denver. Mrs L Snider and family return to the neighborhood after her husband died in California about three weeks ago.
dPSOR J Graham builds a large barn on his ranch. F C Teller made a business trip to Denver last week. George Houston was in the neighborhood Friday on business. Hermen Martinson left Saturday for Nebraska to husk corn. Mr Peterson who bought Severin's place arrived with his family last week. Mr Allison and family moved into the former Evans property from Oklahoma. The beet dump is under repair to handle the crop. Several beet growers have orders to begin digging beets.
Pierce R. Sullivan and C. G. Swope attended band meeting at Ault. O. Swope is digging spuds this week and finds them fair and good. P. A. Jones bought a new 12 horsepower gasoline engine and plans to irrigate next year. W. M. McMillen moved near Pierce and will build a large house and sow about 1200 pounds of winter wheat. Pierce Sunday school elected officers including Mrs. C. G. Swope Sr superintendent and Mrs. R. Sullivan assistant superintendent, with Herb Nicks secretary, Mrs. P. A. Jones assistant secretary, J. T. Snow treasurer, and librarians Phyllis Boulter and Polly Haynes.
Mrs A R English called on Mrs Lauridsen Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Ford went to Hillsboro Sunday to look after their farm. Potatoes don t seem to ripen very fast in this district with few farmers digging. Mr and Mrs C D Neff and daughter Miss Grace visited La Grange earlier this week after returning from St Louis.
AULT N T Joll bought a fine piano for hall use. Ek O Bone is constructing a dwelling in McGlenns addition. A B Carpenter and wife returned from their honeymoon last week. M C Todd and family plan an eastbound trip next Monday to visit relatives. Baptist people hope to begin church work soon. C W Coffman moved his family to a new home in Gracies addition this week. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Padget this Thursday afternoon. W J Henderson adding to his place of business with Coffman doing the work. Harry and Willie Fry, kin to J Fry and the Collins outfit, mentioned in the notes.
Miss Mamie Sisk suffers a severe appendicitis attack while Mrs. Bovard visits from Sterling. Fifteen tons of beets loaded for Evans. Miss Alice Moore recovers after seven weeks of typhoid. Dr. Horton is improving his Main street residence. Carson returns from Sparta. Doney and Lundy oversee Evans beer weighing. Wheeler from Lamar lies critically ill with dropsy. Fashbaugh completes a sheep shed for 2000 head in Beebe Draw for winter feeding.
Ed Bennett moved to the Harry Locke farm while Mrs. Newby plans to move to Longmont this week. Harvest begins on a large beet crop and buyers seek better shipping. E H Knott traveled to the hills after cattle. Charles Jones from Loveland and Ben Reese buy L M Parks farm for 80 dollars per acre last week.
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