Local Notices Fill Weld County Scene With Repairs and Passages
All over Weld reports note dinners, injuries, and farm updates. G S Allsebrook hosted a Saar church dinner while J W McKissick suffered a knee cut and Lester Hendricks was kicked by a horse. Empson’s factory closed after a tomato run as Silver State Canning continues work. McCloy, Evans pioneer, died in Denver and was buried here.
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Ione Station
Weld County
Empson
Silver State Canning Company
Delta News Roundup of Local Happenings
Miss Mary Robb owns a fine new piano. J. W. Shearer built a new machinery shed. Mrs. Green recovers from illness. Ed Shearer improves after sickness. Clarkson kin from Missouri visiting. Von Rosenburg reports beets yield twenty tons per patch. some acres higher. Sugar factory paused beets. farmers plant potatoes now. Onion yield very good. four hundred sacks per acre reported by Watts Patterson and Reno.
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J. W. Shearer
Green
Ed Shearer
J. A. Clarkson
Missouri
Charles von Rosenburg
T’. Watts
Wm. Patterson
Mr. Reno
Evans Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Local residents report Mr. Tracy and family moving to a new home in east Evans and planning to try ranch life. Dr. Van Buskirk of Rocky Ford, president of the Evans Bank, spent several days with Mr. Balfour, the cashier, during last week. Reverend F. D. Crook preached in the area.
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Mr. Tracy
East Evans
Dr. van Buskirk
Rocky Ford
The
Evans Bark
Mr. Balfour
Hillsboro Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Health
Mrs. James Stevens visited Love land last week while Lee Bowles and Mr. Deering took a business trip to Greeley. Beets diggings begin as Nick Starr and family return from Denver to tend crops. Chas Peterson rejoins activity after three weeks with typhoid fever and Frank Newman remains critically ill.
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Lee Bowles
Mr. Deering
Greeley
Nick Starr
Denver
Chas. Peterson
W. K. Lewis
Windsor News Briefs Highlight Local Changes and Weather
Mrs. C A Chipman improves after illness as Windsor reports a fair potato crop and a cold snap with ice four in. thick. Local developments include J H Courtright expanding his home and Yancy’s new 50 by 70 foot two story brick building.
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C. A. Chipman
T. G. Lewis
J. H. Courtright
Wm. Alter
Windsor
C. A. Yancey
Wm. Frogg
Ault News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings and Changes
Local items report Mrs. Ault’s improving health, new homes in McGlenn’s addition, and incorporation of Glenn’s addition. Shoemaking and harness work expand under W. J. Henderson. Pastor Blowers visits. Minner recovers from typhoid. harvest festival planned for the 21st. Warehouse brick construction by R. L. Pence. S. G. Woland resigns as city marshal. F. M. Coffee appointed. Married news from Oberlin. travel plans for Mr. and Mrs. Sherman after harvest. Irvin Miller to move to a farm after selling 3500 sheep. Spud pickers and hobos in town. Court case Karl Klopp v. George Wilson yields $15 on $20 claim. Arrest warrant for Emil Versch and Charley Lavelle. they fled.
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Irvin Miller
Ault
Carl Klopp
George Wilson
Henderson
Emil Versch
Charley Lavelle
Arthur Ryden
Marshal Woland
Neat beer workers’ house under construction by Elw**ell Al Swanson
Local notes report Al Swanson erecting a neat house for beer workers. Miss Fern Mead spent Sunday at Highland Lake. Swanson is recovering from illness and able to be out. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Hodges. Stella Bosworth returned after a ten day visit home. Van Dorpin elected chorister and McKay superintendent of Home Department in Sunday school. Maude Clark left for Iowa teaching through the year. John Carlson’s brother injured a leg in a horse mishap. Rev A Springston, recently returned by conference, preaches twice on Sundays. Mrs Eugene Crowell reorganized Junior Society with twenty one in attendance. Meetings set for Sunday afternoons. Rev J W Cleaver, taking a year off, helps Henry Eichmann in the shop.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hodges
Stella Bosworth
Maude Clark
Iowa
John Carlson
A. Springston
Eugene Crowell
J. W. Cleaver
Henry Eichmann
Local notes from Eaton and surrounding area
Several residents are mentioned in recent social items. Hiram Allen rode a Denver train passenger, T. D. Patton visits Fairview, Ohio, and Lewis Sheer stays with cousin William Sheer in Fort Collins. Harry Raber visited Capitol City relatives. Etta Coffman resigns shop post. Mrs. A. S. Eaton returns to Greeley after visiting Eaton relatives.
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Hiram Allen
Denver
T. D. Patton
Fairview
Ohio
John Nass
Lewis Sheer
Fort Collins
Wm. Sheer
Harry Raber
Capitol City
Etta Coffman
G. N. Yeagy
A. S. Eaton
Greeley
Eaton
Beets Unstored as Heat Halts Harvest Activities
Spencer Turner Cipson recovers from fever and stays indoors while harvest slows. Mr and Mrs J N Harris took a brief trip to Fort Collins. Beet work paused for a week due to warm weather. Jacobson family of Hazelton visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Martinson.
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Mrs. J. N. Harris
Fort Collins
Mr. Jacobson
Hazelton
Mrs. Martinson
Local Notes From La Salle District
Typhoid fever confines Lasalle resident Little Waldo Norris. Mrs. Duncan spends Saturday with Mrs. D S Ellis. Mrs. E C Herrington stays with Carr and Mr Herrington from Saturday to Monday. Mrs. Frank Bentley and baby visit her mother Mrs John Bentley on Tuesday. Jas Stewart reopens his store Monday offering first class goods. Mrs. Norman ends two months visit with daughter Mrs Warren and returns to Merrill Wisconsin.
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Frank Bentley
Baby
John Bentiley
Jas. Stewart
For Sale Beet and potato farms and railway lands
For sale fine sugar beet and potato farms five and ten acre beet tracts and good unimproved ranch land plus U. P. railway lands. Prices are reasonable and terms easy. Contact Wm. F. Stephens, agent, room 9, opera house block.
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U. P
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
Local man sought to sell tea and coffee agency in Pueblo
Wanted salesman to take agency for New York Pacific Tea Co. products in Pueblo Colorado. Liberal inducements offered to promote the best line of teas and coffees ever sold in the state.
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Colorado
New York Pacific Tea Co
Pueblo
Colo
Reward for return of lost automobile tire inner tube
The notice offers a reward for the return of an automobile tire inner tube lost between Greeley and Lucerne on Tuesday September 3 1905. E S Pinney posts the reward.
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Greeley
Lucerne
E. S. Pinney
Will Dance Too at Catholic Fair Armory Hall
Dancing each evening with a fine orchestra at the Catholic fair. Event runs at the new armory hall from December 1 to 9.
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New Armory Hall
Greeley Power & Light Plans Stock Increase Meeting
Greeley Power and Light calls a stockholders meeting to approve raising capital to sixty thousand dollars and to offer shares in small lots, effectively creating a cooperative arrangement for the utility.
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Greeley Power & Light Company
Golden Rule Offers Double Trading Stamps Next Week
Beginning Saturday October 14 and for one week the Golden Rule store will give double trading stamps on every item in the house. Dates run from Saturday October 14 to October 21.
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Golden Rule Store
Elmer Roy Named Baggagemaster at Local Depot
Elmer Roy, longtime driver for Pacific Express in the city, has accepted the position of baggagemaster at the depot.
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Elmer Roy
Pacific Express Company
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Fort
Lupton
G. S. Allsebrook
Pantaka Philip Saay
Saar
J. W. McKississicki
G. W. Twombly
Denver Street
Hawley Daily
W. Decker
Lester Hendricks
B. F. Twombly
Fred Beeton
H. Sells
H. J. Davns
J. W. McKissick
Canon City
M. E. Taylor
College Springs
Evans
John L. McCloy
St. Louis
A. FB. Leake
Archie David
New York
Rev. J. A. Davis
M. E
Gus Mellin
Haton
DELTA
Mary Robb
Phoebe Park
Oepa Prius
Wm. Fulhardt
Dave Briggs
F. D. Crook
Ayers
Ayer
H. R. Bun
Vtis
Bedda
Minn
Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Hillsboro
James Stevens
Birdie Gray
Tom Jones
Dot Raymond
John Michler
Wm. Pfliderer
Frank Newman
W. W. Zinn
H. H. Zinn
B. F. Foster
al Dickerson
Dickerson
Yancy
John Duncan
McGlenn
Mr. Glenn
W. J. Henderson
F. L. Blowers
E. O. Bone
Oberlin
Chas. Elliott
Frances E. Fowler
Mrs
Richard Sherman
California
Mrs. Sherman
Elwell
al Swanson
Miss van Dorpin
B. L. McKay
Home Department
Sam Wills
Wallace
C. E. Dickenson
Georgetown
M. E. Church
Ed Hensley
Cipson
Spencer Turner
Lasalle
Little Waldo Norris
Mrs. Duncan
D.S. Ellis
E. C. Herrington
Carr
Mr. Herrington
Seal of Colorado
the Model Milling & Elevator Company
D. R. McArthur & Co
Leiper & Dowling
Ninth Ave
Leggett & Platt
Modern School OF Business
Charles Building
151H and
Curtis Sts
Greeley , Colorado
Martin Bros. & CO
Market St
N. QO. Tanquary
Continental Building
Nice
Pine
Sixth Street
National Biscuit Company
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