Local Notes and Movers in Colorado Town
It was a busy week with It Marsh visiting Longmont and Miss Georgine Amoss going to Denver for a few days. Miss Wilson a nurse at the hospital is ill with typhoid fever. Mroteabetle Churchill departs Friday for Cal riva. A McGinnis returns from Fort Collins after three weeks on business. Mr and Mrs Morrison and son have moved to 1116 Twelfth avenue. Mrs W B Malone hosted guests including Haker Libald and his daughter from Manitou. Olive Ashmore returns to Oakland after a year with Mrs EK Pinney. The Rankin house is sold to Fred Dresser who will move in on Tenth street. Colorado Telephone Co. buys the lot. construction of a new building will begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin
Fred Dresser
Tenth Street
Colorado Telene Company
Pew
Local Social Notes Highlight Denver Visits and Movements
Nelson Demorest tops a Denver business trip while Miss Hope Brutton spends a weekend in Denver. Several residents travel to California, Colorado Springs, Golden, and Fort Morgan for visits. Tuberculosis illness rouses concern as Mrs. S Farmer’s condition worsens. A Baptist missionary address and a rise in rubber mills add width to the community update. Lester Finch receives a Phoenix teaching post with a $1500 salary.
Drunken Man Fined After Police Court Search
Officers Brown and Lanager picked up a drunk man Thursday night. He faced police court Friday morning and paid a $10 fine plus costs after a search found Jamaica ginger and a half pint of Sun Brook whisky on him.
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Brown
Lanager
Jamaica
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Symptom Relief
If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble realized their danger they would start Foley's Kidney Remedy now. The remedy stops pain and irregularities, strengthens the organs, and removes risk of Bright's disease. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Various Residents Traveling and Local Notices Around Greeley
Mrs D T Conway of LaSalle spent Friday in Greeley and Mrs N Cobo of Denver was in Greeley on business. Miss Grace Garrigues left for Frasier to visit her sister Mrs I W McGrew. William M Rhodes and Maud Lewis of St Joseph Mo were married by Judge G H Bradfield. Miss Hazel M Godfrey returned from McMinnville Ore where she had been visiting since July. Mrs J N Gibson and daughter Mary returned home from Pittsburg where they spent the summer. Mrs L M McKinnie returned to Colorado Springs after a visit.
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Victor Yeoman of
Swink
Prof
J. R. Whiteman
Denver
N. Cobo
Greeley
Grace Garrigues
Frasier
I. W. McGrew
William M. Rhodes
Maud Lewis
St. Joseph Mo
G. H. Bradfield
Hazel M. Godfrey
McMinnville Ore
A. L. Reebes
J. N. Gibson
Mary
Pittsburg
Theater treats for Greeley lovers promise Broadway caliber shows
Greeley theatergoers will see top Broadway plays and famous companies this year. Polly of the Circus delighted a full house last evening and The Royal Chef, The Man of the Hour and Texas will be revived. The Soul Kiss, The Time the Place and the Girl and The Girl Question also return with Jeffersons in Henrietta and The Top o the World making first appearances. Max Figman and Al G Fields with minstrels head new offerings.
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Greeley
Opera House
Polly
Circus
Royal Chef
Texas
Louis James
Cinderilla
Broadway
Jeffersons
Joseph
William
Mississippi
House of A Thousand Candles
Max Figman
al G. Fields
Foley's Honey and Tar Clears the Air
Advertising copy claims Foley's Honey and Tar relieves irritation in the throat soothes inflamed membranes and ends stubborn coughs. It states sore lungs heal and the cold is expelled with the genuine product in yellow packages sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Sugar Company Plans Large Scale Winter Feed Program
Special to the Daily Tribune Eaton October. The sugar company will tear down the old cooling tower and convert it to feed storage and production. It is reported the firm will feed on a large scale this winter using about half of its pulp output, with the remainder already contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Eaton
Sugar
New Chicago Firm Forms to Develop Northern Colorado
A Chicago company named North Denver Suburban Homes plans to buy and develop townsite property in Adams Weld and Denver counties. It will engage in water rights ditches fruits and garden products and livestock business with initial capital of 150000 and likely expansion into Greeley suburban property. The firm starts operations in Weld county near forthcoming railroad activity. Incorporators are Harry Dare W F Crockett and H D Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
North Denver
Harry Dare
W. F. Crockett
H. D. Irwin
Chicago
Adams, Weld
Denver
Weld County
Greeley
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble
Mrs. J. W. Coons of Greeley Colorado testifies that one box of Doan's Kidney Pills cured her daughter's bladder inflammation and kidney symptoms with lasting relief. The ad urges all dealers to carry the remedy priced at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents and warns to remember the name Deane's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnine
Doan
Greeley
J. W. Coons
Twelfth Street
Colo
Dean
H. Reynolds Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deane
Union Pacific Train Hits Cattle Herd in Platteville Tragedy
A Union Pacific passenger train plowed through about one hundred head of cattle owned by Frank Hodgeson N Miller and the Birkle Brothers near Platteville. Four cattle were killed and many were crippled as the herd wandered onto the right of way around dusk. section men buried the dead cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Platteville
Frank Hodgeson
N. ©. Miller
Birkle Brothers
Chamberlain's Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a one night cure for chapped skin on hands and face and claims it is unequalled for sore nipples burns and scalds sold by all druggists with emphasis on its broad topical use.
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It Marsh
Longmont
Miss Wilson
Ahospital
Mroteabetle Churchill
Cal- Thla
T. A. McGinnis
Ming
Fort Collins
Mr and
Mra. A. A Morrison and Oily
Twelfth Avenue
W. B. Malone
Haker
View
Olive Ashmore
EK. Pinney
Oakland
Zou
Schaffner & Marx
Hcroft Clothes
Nelson Demorest
Frank Lesher
Gilbert Drug Store
L. H. McKinnie
Colorado Springs
Charles Phelps
George E. Keller
California
Dwight Gross
Para
John Gross
Sta
Mrs. Freeman Tewksberry
Mrea
Ben Marsh
Mrs. Tewksberry
Mrs. Marsh
F. P. Matthews
Fort Morgan
Clarence Morgan
R. G. Reynolds
LaSalle
Council Bluffs
S. Farmer
Isabelle Churchill
Isabelle
Ripley
Pueblo
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
The
Baptist Church
A. R. Chapman
Golden
Arthur Davis
Mr. Chapman
Colorado & Southern
Co. J. Allen
Hardin
E. B. Hatch
Mrs. L. L. Wyatt
Northwest
Mr. Wyatt
Seattle
Mrs. Wyatt
Idaho
Mackey
Pocatello
State
Lester
Finch
the Normal
Phoenix
Ariz
D. T. Conway of
Leslie Murphy
Idaho Falls
Ida
W. C. Levis
Murphy
Stella Burchill
J. L. Arbogast
Bloomington, Ill
N. A. Whitman
A. BE. Dubber
Convention of the
Christian Church
Charles W. Selitter
Leitter
Cameron M. E. Church of
Mrs. M. Andrews
Thirteenth Street
Marry Dille
Frank Dille
Long Beach
C. J. Barker
Battle Creek
Mich
Fifth Street
Barker
Shaw Dry Goods Company
F. McAfee
George Clark
James Hayes
Craig
Alice
Blevans
William Wylie
Robert Orr
F. G. Fritz
Oneonta
N. Y
Sugar Company
Printz Biederman Co
Printzess
Warner
A.J. Park Dry Goods CO
Meninvest Capital
Fuller-Warren Co
America
the M. J. Neill
Pacific Northwest
Cc. H. Speers, G. P. A
Midland
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