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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
10
A Good Laundry and the Greeley Steam Laundry boast up to date machinery and skilled workers. They pledge careful treatment and fair prices with flat work as a specialty.
At a special meeting in Denver September 11 1907 stockholders voted two thirds in favor of dissolving The Northern Colorado Independent Telephone Company. President Gray presided. Public notice of the dissolution follows local publication dates.
News notes resumed elevator construction in Lucerne. Mrs Cattron hosts a brother visiting. A nine pound girl born to Mr and Mrs William Gillett, both mother and baby reported well. Mr and Mrs Buckler of Charls ton Illinois visit with sons Ott and Herbert. Lucerne hall opened Saturday with a moving picture show and box supper drawing a large crowd.
Mr. Fine of Greeley helps J. W. Shearer harvest beet crop. Mrs. Galland improves after long illness. Miss Agnes Robb visited her sister near Kersey over Sunday. Preaching at schoolhouse after Sunday school next Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Green and Mrs. Claud Clarkson visited Mrs. Ross Dix in Kersey district. Walter Juery, formerly of Delta, back in Nebraska working for J. B. Archibald. Farmers begin to silo beets as sheds fill and unloading is hard.
Mrs. Little of Denver visits local friends. Eighteen cars of beers and potatoes shipped from Evans last Friday. New town ordinance No. 60 brings a quiet Sunday. Miss Deleen and Miss Flint spent Saturday at a pleasant East Evans home. Mrs. Holmes of Iowa visits Mrs. Bretelle on the J. S. Flowers ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Stricklen, former Evans residents, stay with Mrs. Willie and friends.
U. S. post office inspector Mr. Frederick from Denver checked Evans postmaster last Friday. Royal Varney of Phoenix called on Evans friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Simms returned to Columbus after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal. Evans lecture committee met to plan season lectures. G. R. Park rented his home to Mr. Pate and family. Park and wife to winter in the east. Two railway surveying outfits roamed Evans for two weeks staking and cluttering roads.
Ollie Davis spent the Sabbath in Ault. Del Lindsey family moved to Greeley for winter. James Cozzens returned from Montana where he bought lambs for feeding. Mrs. James Beetham of Greeley visited her son Alonzo. Dollie Curtis hosted Hazelton youths on Oct 19 with games taffy and peanuts. Towne family joined E F Landrum for a Sunday visit. Girls sewing club met Miss Ethel Beetham on Oct 17 with refreshments.
Highland Lake reports Wesley Hampton ill with the mumps as several duck hunters visit the area. William Hurd was a Berthoud visitor Sunday, and Harry Holmes is making feeding preparations.
The item notes residents preparing winter feeds for sheep, large church attendance, Mr James Bodkin visiting relatives in Longmont, and local trade with Mead merchants. It mentions Mead farmers hauling beets for Great Western Sugar, a new school basketball team, scarce labor, and a dry fall with extensive fall wheat planting.
Mr. W. Bott of Star City Indiana, a hardware merchant, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a decade of use with his children. He says it never failed to cure croup quickly and that his family sleeps safely with a bottle in the house. It is sold by all druggists.
Mr and Mrs A A Woodbury entertained a group of friends with a dinner at 6 30 pm last Saturday evening. The silver candelabrum lighting the table was a twenty fifth anniversary gift. After dinner the party played 500. Guests included Charles Couzens K J Parker H E Nusbaum W M Boomer W H Farr J A Taylor Bugne Williams Mrs A W Davis and Miss Nellie Chestnut.
A Greeley resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved neuralgia and rheumatic back pain. She describes reduced kidney retention, stronger back, freer secretions, and overall health gains after using the pain relief remedy. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes the pills nationwide.
Frank Young a leading local gardener plans to test growing sugar beet seed from selected stock. Beets will be reset next spring then seed harvested the following fall. Seed crops require winter storage and spring transplanting to produce commercial seed.
Claims spray relieves chilblains frost bite and other cold weather troubles by rubbing affected parts. Also says it alleviates aches pains cramps stiffness burns scalds rheumatism and neuralgia. Sold by all druggists.
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