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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
10
The store invites inspection of its fall footwear claiming the new styles are the best ever shown. Emphasizing careful selection, reasonable prices, and superior quality, the display features experienced fitters to ensure the right shoe for every customer.
Patent colt and patent kid shoes in several lasts with new toe shapes and short vamp. The store advertises a $4.00 Special including four styles in sizes 24g to 7 and widths A to D made to order.
Mrs Hattie Riley of Denver visits Grandma Huffsmith while Rev Coffman of Eaton stays with his brother. Fort Lupton and Evans guests move among locals. The J H Barnes bakery on Main street sold at sheriff sale for 1500. Missionary group meets in Greeley. Families plan moves to San Mateo Calif and Evans. Columbus Ohio trip for G H Young to attend old regiment reunion. Denver visitors five generations gathered at Grandpa Hoover’s table.
CIP8ON Edna Teller is sick with tonsillitis halting beet work in the area until the 20th. Mr Hokasono looked after beet workers in Gipson last week. Knight, from Nebraska, has worked for 8. H. Swan. Strom plans to return to Sweden after selling his potato crop. Mr and Mrs Robinson and two children left last Thursday for Wyoming to visit Mr Robinson's ill brother.
Pleasant Valley items show the Dixons planning an addition to their house. Harvey and Frank Pollock visit the cow camp, Will Fisher starts digging potatoes Monday, Asa Decker and W F Bird plant 100 acres of fall wheat, T H Stanley nears completion on Heighton’s five room house, W F and Floyd Bird erect a windmill and build a granary, E H Weckbaugh and brothers weigh land purchase interest, Mrs J T Moeller of Berthoud visits W F Bird’s family this week.
Wyatt W. W. Brown rents his Eaton farm to W. Lott for next year. Mrs. D. C. Wyatt of Denver visits the Wyatt ranch. Farmers in the district begin digging potatoes and report good yield and quality. BE W. Johnson and Cora Gazer of West Liberty return home after visiting relatives. A called meeting approves finishing the school house on the existing foundation. Teachers and pupils anticipate moving to the new building soon.
Ed McCormick of Mead is noted for a smooth ride in a fine automobile at Highland Lake. C L Walker spent Sunday visiting relatives in Longmont. Mr Jabou completed digging the cellar for Mr Himmingsen’s meat business.
Market updates say the masons will start work soon. Glover and Coates haul coal from Eureka mine for the schoolhouse. Sugar beets are expected to yield a better average than last season. Mrs Daeschner visited her parents and then left for De Norte. Democratic candidates Fifelt Delbridge Green and Winbourn were guests at Fairview Thursday. A party of six stayed in Mead due to full hotel rooms. four found rooms in Fairview.
Owl Creek G W Hill won first prize for non irrigated cabbage. William Menagh received a Hot Blast heater as first prize for non irrigated corn, also first prize for non irrigated watermelons while FR Whituah won second prize. A Hawks, manager of Greeley Land and Water Co, reports 40 acres of defiance wheat yielding 19 bushels per acre on 30 acres, with 10 remaining acres damaged by prairie dogs averaging ten bushels per acre. Hawks returns to Denver but has rented land to farm next year after liking the country.
Fairplay items reveal Myrtle and Guy Tormey suffer a severe attack of tonsillitis. Mr. and Mrs. McCall hosted Mrs. Millener of Denver for several days. Ed Glossar of Carr visited BE Huff and family. Mr. and Mrs. H Dahlgren with daughter Olga visited Fort Collins last week.
Mrs. Albert Nichols and daughter Miss Lottie hosted relatives and friends including Mrs. Blackburn of Denver and Mr Harris of Pullman. The group met Friday at Mrs. M. L. Brown’s. Also noted is a Peach seed incident involving Miss Minnie Trampa, who later retrieved the seed with a lead pencil after medical efforts failed.
An advertisement urges mothers to give Chamberlains Cough Remedy to small children. It claims the medicine is safe and effective, with a worldwide reputation for curing coughs croup and colds and available from all druggists.
Union Pacific runs Sunday excursion from Ault with intermediate stops to Denver and return. Train leaves Ault at 78 minutes past the hour and stops along the line before returning from Denver.
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