24 Oct 1888
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1888
Page
1
Listing plush seal garments including cloaks and jackets at $25 and $18 with satin lining. Advertises children's and misses cloaks, ladies jackets from $3.50 to $15 and Newmarkets up to $50, claiming fitting guarantees and good quality.
Saturday shipment brings hats Bonnets frames plumes tips aigrettes and ribbons. Store touts fun shopping with items from calico to table linen at prices from 5 to 75 cents and up. Carload of Oregon apples en route.
Greeley and Eaton news recounts include independent constable candidate Eugene Williams, renovations and openings by Miss Seels and Mrs Seelbach, shifts in banking and retail, a McKanlass entertainment, frost effects on crops, and a Greeley funeral. Also noted are lodge officers elected in Colorado Springs, railroad sleeper services, burglaries, and local farming notes plus regional political rally remarks.
The record provides a price paid per hundred pounds for produce from Model Mills in Greeley Colorado dated October 3 1888. It lists prevailing rates for various vegetables fruits and commodities as observed by the mill. The data reflects historical market pricing and exchange values recorded at that time.
Your correspondent saw a box of second growth strawberries raised by Mr. J. F. Spencer. The large berries, grown outdoors, ripened by sun, were displayed with pride. Strawberries and cream in mid October are noted as a wonder in October.
A Card, Wife, daughters and self express deepest gratitude to friends for kindness, fellowship and floral offerings in memory of a departed loved one. They value classmates who traveled from schools to bid farewell, hoping memories strengthen lives and nobler conduct. Davin Boyp.
The Bell Literary Society of the University of Colorado adopts resolutions on the death of Evanthie Chariessa Boyd. They honor her scholarship, moral and religious character, and express sorrow and sympathy to her family. Resolutions to be published in Greeley and Boulder papers and sent to the parents. Boulder Colo Oct 17, 1888.
Transfers reported by Weld County Abstract list multiple parcels in Fort Morgan and Greeley. Purchasers include J. S. Courtney, F. A. Silver, W. H. Leavenworth, W. C. Walker, N. McMillen, J. W. Platt, R. M. Nice, J. A. Rankin, Mary A. Hall, and C. S. Howard. Prices range from 2800 to 5000 dollars.
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