Local Notes From Collins District Frontier Activities
Collins district news reports diverse items from farming to social visits. Potteries include Be E Kent saddled with a cow loss, potato yields at 160 sacks per acre, and several families visiting or traveling between Ault and nearby towns. A new school district No 62 is formed, with directors Poe Hedenskog and Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Collins
Wyatt
S. S. Poe
Emil Hedenskog
T. A. Phillips
Nellie Clonech
Boulder
Golden
Ault Record Debuts Amid Local News and Social Events
The community page details illness and recoveries including infants and residents, visits by Miss Eddy from Fort Collins, and Miss Ollie Coffee’s tonsillitis. It notes two Sisters of Charity collecting potatoes, the new Ault Record published from Eaton, and a basket social at the schoolhouse to fund library books. Also covered are local visits, travel to Colorado for health, Hallowe en activities, and various residents’ movements and duties across Evans and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Gibson
Sisters of Charity
Ault
Ault Record
Herald
Eaton
W. J. Henderson
Sam Curtis
Challimers Minner
Crow Creek Visitors Reported at Multiple Homes
Crow Creek Willi Cope visits Denver. Erikson family visits Jeanson. Brown and Roberts stay with James Nelson. Richie goes to Lucerne for sheep, returns Sunday. Irene Houston visits Steck's at Kersey. Wilsie Brown and wife visit Nelson. Farmers near end digging potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Erikson
Jeanson
Mr. Brown
Mr. Roberts
James Nelson
Richie
Lucerne
Wilsie Brown
Mr. Nelson
Local residents travel and health notes in Eaton area
Eaton E. W. Goodan traveled to Denver while Howard Rea visited from Greeley. Several Eaton residents, including Mrs. F. N. Thomas and Mrs. J. L. Kendel, spent time in Denver and Colorado Springs. D. P. Grant suffered paralysis for a second time. E. W. Goodan began potato buying for Armour Packing, raising potato prices by 20 to 25 cents per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Dickinson
A. J. Eaton
Colorado Springs
J. L. Kendel
Eaton
Canon City
E. W. Goodan
Armour Packing Company of
Kansas City
Eaton social and club activities noted this week
Eaton residents hosted and attended varied events from library patronesses inviting husbands to a social evening at Mrs Bellrose to district conference guests Rev L Orton and Mrs Orton from Idaho Springs. Teachers, merchants, and clubs held dinners, talks, and Shakespeare studies with local hostesses and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Bellrose
L. Orton
Idaho Springs
Greeley
E. W. Goodan
H. R. Ortman
Eaton
Woman's Club
Fr. R. Ottmann
Portia
Shylock
Aritonio
Gus Wood
Miss Morgan
Denver
Dixon
Canada
Delta residents relocate and local events announced
Clyde Gardiner and Ed Burke work at the sugar factory now. Mr. Gross has built a new house east of T. Watts and they occupy it. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch move into a south-of-cemetery home. Archibald lost four horses to wheat night. Delta schoolhouse hosts a basket supper and literary program Friday November 6. Mrs. S. Robb misplaced glasses on the road and requests their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Luper
East Evans Bridge
Jesse Doney
Longmont
Evans
S. J. McAfee
May Lipsey
Greeley
Archibald
Willie
Hillsboro
W. E. Morrison
Glenn
Colorado Springs
Victor
N. L. Watson
Denver
Sheriff Jones
Mr. Watson
J. Pashbaugh
Oberlin
Ohio
Kashbaugh
Anderson
Williamsport
Isaac Erickson
Clyde Gardiner
Ed Burke
Mr. Gross
T. Watt
Mrs. Hatch
Delta
Delta School House
S. Robb
Potatoes yield high per acre as Lacrane farmers dig
LACRANCE farmers report about 190 sacks of potatoes per acre with most digging completed and a strong yield overall. Social visits include Miss Dora Severance calling on Mrs. James N. Graham and Miss Rachel Mulford with a friend from Greeley visiting her parents. Captain Neff traveled from the ranch to Fort Collins then back. Mr. and Mrs. Whowell halted with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn while returning from their ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Severance
Severance
James N. Graham
Captain Neff
Fort Collins
Rachel Mulford
Greeley
A. Montgomery
Chris Montgomery
Near Eaton
A. R. English
T. C. Lynn
Mrs. Whowell
Mrs. Lynn
Cattle Drive Near Chalk Bluffs Reaches Loveland Home
The article notes a group traveling with cattle toward their home near Loveland after moving from Chalk Bluffs. It highlights the practical concern of driving livestock while navigating toward residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalk Bluffs
Loveland
Weld County Teachers Association to Meet in Greeley High
Autumn meeting of the Weld County Teachers association will be held at Greeley High School on Saturday November 7 1903 A complete program will be published later Two notable features include an exhibit of school work and an address by Hon Charles E Southard judge of the county court on laws concerning juvenile delinquency and compulsory school attendance Teachers officers and parents are urged to attend J E Snook County Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Teachers’ Association
Greeley High School
Charles E. Southard
J. E. Snook
Young Advenurer Recalls Spanish American War as Mascot
A neatly uniformed boy enters the Tribune office and writes a detailed self portrait of his service. Fred L. Howe Jr describes joining Company K, Twentieth Kansas, serving in Manila and Malolos, losing toes and hearing, then rejoining US Ninth Infantry in China, and finally returning home to search for his parents while funding himself as a mascot rather than a paid soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Maysville
Spain
Kansas
Company K
Twentieth Kansas
Islands
Colcoocap
Manila
Molobon
Malobon
Malolos
San Fernando
Ninth
U. S. Infantry
Liscum
China
TeinTsin
Pekin
Fred L. Howe, JR
First of Season Basketball Tilt At Greeley
Greeley High School defeated the State Normal School team 20 to 9 in the opening game of the season. Greeley lineup includes Watson Wyatt Rovelio Mosher captain Couzens manager. Normal team features Reed Draper Derio Moore Appelgate with Draper manager Reed captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
State Normal School
Greeley
Watson
Wyatt
Rovelio
Mosher
Couzens
T Hie Normal School
Reed
Draper
Derio
Moore
Appelgate
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Miss Boyd
Blackdraught
E Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Lenn
P. Brockington
Alfredfied
New York
Manhattan
Benjamin Tailors
Carrithers, Creeley, Colo
Hughes
Employment Agency
Main Street
W.j.ketley
Lowe's Grocery
Ind
Bell
Collins District
W. J. Gillmore
Carmen Cozad
Nettie Collins
Rh. P. Fowler
Hedenskog
C. Y. Craine
David Wood
Roberts & Cooper
Kirby & Craine
BE. E. Kent
Gady
Pueblo
Rev
Blowers
J. F. Coffin
Charles Myers
J. S. Phillips
la Salle
S. J. Phillips
Kersey
Lincoln School
Hunter
H Teague
R. L. Pence
Miss Eddy
Charlie Sisk
J. C. Fox
Seymour
Iowa
S. M. Wiswell
Roggen
Rev. Stillman
Crow Creek
Willi Cope
Irene Houston
Howard Rea
W. N. Platner
J. R. Gillies
Windsor
Clyde Middleton
G. A. Montgomery
Ole Nelson
J. E. Garrigues
F. N. Thomas
Charles Grove
T. H. Daily
W. W. Sullivan
First National Bank
J. G. Reynolds
Mesdames
E. G. Steele
G. H. Verno
T. R. Woodard
California
Mr. Woodard
F. W. McCracken
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Lacrance
Lion Coffee
Gloria
Park Merchandise Co. Dry Goods Department
Claytos Lumber
Romo
E. W. Langtry
Platteville
Jim Lyken
Io Platteville
Sam Wylie
W. A. Shepherd's
J. C
NG Davis
Berthoud
Stone
Andrews
Sundance
Wyo
P. Kemmerer
Greele Colorado
Colorado Nursery Co
O. D. Shields
J. J. Noble
Bank of Loveland
Larimer County Bank
Thos, Devenport
Weld County
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