Kersey’s Growth From Rural Roots to Thriving Town
A six year arc traces Kersey’s rise on the Julesburg branch of the Union Pacific. From a crossroads grocery to a bustling town, it gains a bank, schools, churches, and planned big land developments. Irrigation, beet and sugar hopes, and numbers like 3 500 acres near the S L W ranch propel its expansion with settlers and colonists joining from Chicago and Holland.
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Julesburg
Union Pacific
Smith
America
Kersey
Greeley
Dame Earth
Denver
B. P Brooks
Messrs
B. P. Brooks
D. M. Decamp
Fred S. James
M. A. Decamp
Clearwater
Neb
H. M. Stockwell
LaVeta
Latham Ditch
Box Elder
Studebaker, Lamb and Witwer
Studebaker Wagon Concern
South Bend
Ind
Asa Sterling
Chicago
John S. Carper
Des Moines
Tribuary
Weld
H. P. Hill
Clark and Hill
Hill
Killin
W. F. Spaulding
Rush Medical College
The Kersey Lumber Company Lumber Offerings
The Kersey Lumber Company lists a wide range of building supplies including lumber lath lime cement plaster shingles posts windows screens doors builders hardware stone paints oils glass and coal available to contractors and homeowners.
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Greeley District
S. L. W. Ranch
Oxford
W. L. Clayton
Chas. J. Williams
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Kersey Lumber Company
J. B. Killin General Hardware and Furniture
Kersey State Bank
Red
E.W. Burke
International Stock Food
E. C. Groves
CGHherest _— Company
Kersey, Colorado
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