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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1906

Page

11

Local Notes From Rowe District Update

Miss Irving teaches in Rowe District and spent Saturday in Greeley. Potato digging progresses with fair yields despite blight. W. J. Rowe and family visited their brother J. H. Rowe in Greeley over the weekend. A three month old son of Mr and Mrs Chas Nelson died Saturday and funeral services were held at the Congregational Church in Ault. J. G. and J. R. Edgar of Campbellville, Illinois visited the S. A. Dickey ranch. Mrs J H Rowe hosted a dinner honoring her mother Mrs W McLeod and sister Miss Ethel McLeod of Denver.

J. G J. R. Edgar Campbellville Denver Mesdames J. W. Tollefson A. M. Mobbins J. W. Nelson

Windsor News Roundup of Local Personal and Doings

Hon Robert Bonynge spoke at Odd Fellows ball. Miss Glockner visited Denver mother Friday to Sunday. Rev Wilson preached at Christian church Sunday. Robert Cooper visiting parents and Fort Collins friends. Mr and Mrs W T Porter Denver visitors return Monday evening. Lewis Kern to fatten Wyoming saints on his farm south of town this winter. Jones couple attended funeral of brother in law A B Mossman in Loveland. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C George died Bowman addition Monday. funeral held Tuesday. Mr and Mrs G W Briggs plan six to eight week trip to Kenr Pennsylvania and New York. Dr Nelson bought brick cottage at Fifth and Elm for 2200 from A M Felmice.

Robert Bonynge Odd Fellows’ Ball Miss Glockner Denver Rev. Wilson Fort Collins The Christian Church Robert Cooper W. T. Porter Lewis Kern Wyoming William Jones A.B. Mossman Loveland C George Bowman Addition G. W. Briggs Kenr Pennsylvania New York Nelson Fifth and Elm Street A. M. Felmiee Benton Steele G. A. Yeagy Purdy Vail Greeley Eaton Pearl Goodan Guernsey Frank Waterhouse M. Ryan Pleasant Valley Joan McArtney A. W. McQuown R. L. Pulliam Rev. Payne Baptist Church Litchfield Clarence Lewis Mills Scott's Bluff Neb George A. Montgomery Fred Montgomery C. Heltzer

Local notes on illness and travel from a bygone era

Elwell Vinta Ringston died of scarlet fever mislisted as measles. John Miner sold his stock ranch and plans a California winter trip. T K Bowman will feed sheep near St Paul to be closer to markets, and heads to Omala to buy sheep this week. Mr Hubbs suffered a head wound in a wagon accident near Pulliam's beet damp. Mrs Purvis took him to Johnstown for sewing. John and Lawrence Everitt returned from a Colorado Wyoming Montana camping trip via Yellowstone with geysers and Mammoth Hot Springs, ready to tell stories.

John Miner Hillis California T. K. Bowman St. Paul Omala Hubbs J. W. Purvis Johmstown John Lawrence Everitt Colorado Wyoming Montana Yellowstone Park Richmann Geiser Basins Mammoth Yellowstone

Local residents and travels noted around Denver Fort Collins

Mr and Mrs W R Clark spent last Tuesday in Denver. A Hi Myers attended Masters early last week after cattle. Doctor Allen was at Grover last week caring for cattle. B G Steele handled business in Fort Collins recently. Mrs F Wilson of Denver visited her husband for a few days last week. Mrs B L Hensley went to Fort Collins Monday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs M Lair spent sev...

Eaton News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments and Incidents

Relatives visit and job changes with Scholtz Drug in Denver. Local injuries include a girl’s finger tip severed by a beet knife. two jail escapes noted. Burglary attempts at Larkin Bros. hardware store. Round Table postponed for Hawthorne Club musical. Community updates cover visits, travels, school construction, and bridge work near Lost Creek.

Frosts Speed Up Potatoes Harvest In Creencity

Heavy frosts hasten spud harvest as beet growers face a delivery halt until October 16. A draft horse is lost by Charles Swink. Stewart Sanford returns from Colorado Springs. Mrs Bush hosts a guest from near Greeley. Sacks shrink in fields due to car shortages and heat. A poultry disease kills hundreds of fowls, mainly hens. William Painter visited BR Warner and shipped Shropshire lambs from Roggen to Orchard at $2.70 per head.

Charles Swink Stewart Sanford Colorado Springs William Painter BR. V. Warner Roggen Orchard

Day in Greece and Denver figures in brief victm note

MASTERS W. EB. Day spent the past week in Greek. Miss Hazelle Moore is another grip victim. Mr. Jaycox of Denver was a recent.

W. EB. Day Hazelle Moore Jaycox Denver

Local Social Notes From BIC BEND Area

Mr Wiggett plans a new farm building. Miss Gertrude Lane of Evans visited Miss Elsie Ferguson Sunday. Mrs Flowers Land daughters and Mrs Boa and son attended Platteville services Sunday morning. Ernest Pritchard, recently in Hastings Colorado, returns home to farm next year. Mrs Hines and children visit Nebraska then depart. O Jo Hines of Indianapolis and his son visit local relatives.

Wiggett Gertrude Lane Evans Elsie Ferguson Flowers Land Daughters Boa Platteville Ernest Pritchard Hastings Colorado

Peckham News Roundup Brings Weather, Travel, and Rail Plans

Jack Frost visits Peckham twice as residents report farm work and grain yields. F. E. Baker of Greeley drives to his farm, John Zilar threshes oats at 90 bushels per acre. Mr and Mrs S J Peery of Greeley visit the Callahans. Hugh McMillan and daughter Pauline head to the mountains to visit his wife's father. The U P railroad plans a new depot with gravel hauled to level ground.

Jack Frost F. E. Baker Greeley John Zilar S. J. Peery Theo. Callahan Hugh McMillan Pauline Peckham U. P. Railroad Company

Local news roundup from Pierce district and surroundings

Charlies Boulter at LaSalle attends Pierce school while Agnes Blevins stays at the Boulter ranch. Mr and Mrs August Molander call in Pierce district. Mrs J Z Stocking and Mrs Middleton also visiting. J H Woodward travels to Kersey. James McMullen leaves Wyoming job due to health. a carload of Ballantyne ranch goods arrives at Pierce. Pierce school reports 26 pupils. Pearl Rowe praised as capable instructor guiding a prosperous school. Births announced for J H Woodward’s daughter in Kersey, Emily Elle Woodward, born Oct 4, weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. grandmothers share name-bearing duties.

August Molander Pierce District J. Z. Stocking Middleton Lamb Pierce Ballantyne Ranch Mrs. Robinson Washington Crom Mr. Robinson Cram J. H. Woodward Kersey James McMullen Wyoming J. McMullen Earl Whiting McMullen Denver John Boulter Sadie Parks Horace B. Thompson Emily Elle Woodward

Swedish Lutheran Church Evening Services News

Sunday school starts at 10 with evening services at 7 30. All welcome. Pastor Oscar W Gustafson leads the parish.

Oscar W. Gustafson

Ault scene notes moves and new ventures

Ault residents report changes in homes and work. C. Allison has formed a draying business with a bought team. The Nelson infant funeral was held at the Congregational church and buried in Ault cemetery. Mrs. Albert Allison acts as housekeeper while Mrs. McClurg is away in Sundance Wyoming.

C. Allison Albert Allison McClurg Sundance Wyoming S. A. Dickey Ault Farmers’ National Congress Rock Island

German and English Services Announced at Local Church

Pastor P. B. Fritsche announces German services at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 12. English services follow at 7 30 p m.

P. B. Fritsche

Regular Services at Park Congregational Church

Regular services at Park Congregational church Sunday with Rev. J Wallace Larkin of Fort Collins to deliver the sermon.

Park Congregational Church J. Wallace Larkin Fort Collins

Trinity Episcopal Morning and Evening Services Schedule

Morning services at 10:45 and evening services at 7:30 at Trinity Episcopal. The topic is Where to Place Life's Emphasis. Rev. 2. a Trimmer serves as pastor.

Doctrine of Atonement Services Schedule

Subject Doctrine of Atonement. Services begin at 11. Sunday school at 12. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30.

Special Columbus Service With Mass And Sermon

Special Columbus services set for 11 a m feature a farmer’s mass in B with orchestra accompaniment Rev Fr Casey to deliver a Columbus themed sermon and homily concluding in prayerful reflection.

Columbus Farmer Casey

Morning Worship and Evening Sermons at City Church

The schedule lists morning worship on The Integration of Conscience and evening worship on The Blessedness of Battle. Strangers are welcome as Orville A Petty serves as pastor at the church.

Orville A. Petty

Evening Gospel Service With Choir and Orchestra

Morning sermon titled Seeing is Believing and an evening sermon A Call to Battle precede a gospel song service featuring a choir and orchestra.

Morning lecture on the North's interest in the Southern race problem

The program lists a morning topic titled The Interest of the North in the Race Problem of the South The Problem Stated with a Sunday school session at 12 15 led by Minister T Brookway

Brookway

Local Social Visits Documented This Week

Mrs Ogden Pierce visited Mrs Peterson on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Peterson from Greeley visited last Sunday. Phyllis Boulter called on Polly Haynes Thursday of last week. Irma and Aliee McMullen visited Phyllis Boulter Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Boulter visited with Mrs Cunningham one day last week. Mrs John Boulter visited Mrs

Preaching Times At Local Church with Evening Theme

Morning service at 11 a m with theme Our Plea Evening service at 7 30 p m Building for Eternity Bible school at 10 a m Junior church session at 6 30 p m All invited Pastor L H Mumphrey leads services and programs at this local church.

Bible School En Cove Tee FT L. HH. Mumphrey

Return Stolen Goods

Weld county burglars are returning stolen items after a few days. Traveling man John Hall reported $90 stolen from his Oasis hotel room. days later the money was left back in his room. William Krause, a homesteader nine miles northeast, lost papers worth thousands. three days later the papers were left on his doorstep except for a $500 draft whose payment had been stopped.

Weld County John Hall Oasis Hotel William Krause Here

New Trust Company Formed in Greeley City

The Greeley Trust Company filed articles of incorporation in the county clerk’s office last Saturday. Incorporators are H. H. Hake of Denver J. D. Houseman E. G. Kindred and Harvey D. Parker of this city. Capital stock is 100000 for a general trust business. A fine building is expected soon as officers search for a site.

Greeley Trust Company H. H. Hake Denver J. D. Houseman E. G. Kindred Harvey D. Parker

Awful Cough Cured by Chamberlain Remedy

Mrs Ora Bussard from Brubaker Illinois writes that her child recovered from a severe cough resembling whooping cough after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The product is sold by all druggists. Rev J A Davis returned from a four week trip to Chicago and New York and is improving after illness.

Ora Bussard Brubaker Iir Chamberlain

Sealed Proposals For Kersey Lots Deadline

Sealed proposals for the purchase of lots 1 and 2 block 7 Kersey including school house will be received until November 1 1906. Terms at least half cash with approved security. H P Hill Secretary District.

Kersey

Sprinkling Hours Enforced This Fall and Winter

Sprinkling notice states the city ordinance limiting lawn watering hours will be strictly enforced during the fall and winter. Eugene Williams, city marshal.

Eugene Williams

Water Use Notice From City Ditch

City Council announces water will be in the city ditch for users from November 11 to 15 inclusive. Residents and users are instructed to plan accordingly and comply with local rules during the access period.

City Council

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim

An old advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day by taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It guarantees a refund if the cure fails and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

E. W. Grove

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Rank & Stockover D. RK. bleArthur & Co Bennete Osteopathic Détice Dupree Balding Ind William DELBRID@K Coronado Greeley, Colo Rphomas F. Quinn M. D.C Oasis Stables Robert H. Bird M. R.C. Vy.s Cole van Sickle’s Livery Henry Candlin Pires Mational Bank Block Henry Clay Luther Bank Block Greeley, Cole Martha A. Morrison Amanda N. Hamilton America Condon Mercantile Co Bac Tamento San Francisco Cal K.c Port Arthur Kansas City Southern Railway H. D. Dutton Tray’. Fane, Adt F. E. Roesler imMia Warner, GP T. A Thaven Siva Kangas City, MO Rowe District Windsor Elwell Vinta §Ringston U. B B. L. Hensley Mrs. M. Lair Eral Hillsboro Mark Ballard Scholtz Drug Company Round Table Hawthorne Musical Club A. S. Lincoln J. W. Smillie James Stanton Congregational Church Woman's Club T. C. Phillips Isadore Clark W. R. Clark W. H. Eaton Mr. Day Messrs Day and Kelley Kelsey E. B. Moore John T. Warren Stuart Sanford Michigan F. W. Smylie Empire Ditch Lost Creek Will Wiliams Hari Thompson L. L. Stimson Stimson Minton South Side Day Creencity Bic Bend Charlies Boulter LaSalle Agnes Blevins Boulter Ranch Pearl Rowe Mrs. P. Fry Grover G. P. Avery Hudson Farmers’ National Bank J. D. Blackmore Alice John Sedgwick Trinity Lutheran Trinity Episcopal Christian Science St. Peter's United Presbyterian First Presbyterian Unity Church Christian Max Mio Rina New Trust Company J. A. Davis Chicago H. P. Hill Secy. Dist Union Pacific Land Agency St. Denver Illinois Minneapolis, Duluth Minneapolis Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Galena Freeport Rockford Wang TSS Begrer Tetter Eczema
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