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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1907

Page

2

Local Market Offers Fresh Meats and Specials

Marks Market promotes Majestic bacon and Swift premium hams with new location, best of fresh and salt meats. Patrons hear about 25¢ meals at The Girl on Ninth Street and see notices of nearby travel, family trips, and market updates from Greeley and Weld county.

Ninth Street I. O. Glazier Denver Craig Book Store E. W. Euge Johnstown Mary Dille Alice Beckwith Majestic Bacon Swift Marks’ New Market Marleborough Block William Brody Hereford Tex Roy Graham Nixon Grover A. Farlee Emma Freeland Palmer Neb Greeley Weld County Pueblo J. F. McCrery

Clough Family Return From New York Trip

After two weeks in New York Mr. Clough and Albert return to Greeley. Mrs. Clough and the girls spend several weeks leisurely around the lakes and in Canada.

New York

Canning Factory Plans Drawn for Empson Company

Empson Canning company outlines bids to build a Greeley canning complex. Cement brick structures include an 84 by 204 feet warehouse and a 60 by 204 feet factory with two stories and basement. A 24 by 200 feet threshing basement shells peas. Total cost $40,000 plus $850,000 machinery. Longmont kraut plant to relocate here. Completion expected this fall.

Empson Canning Company Greeley Longmont

Weddings of George Roullard and Winnie Lee in City

George Roullard and Miss Winnie Lee were married Sunday by Rev. J. A. Davis. The couple left by evening train for Denver to visit friends, Manitou, and Colorado Springs before returning to Windsor to a new home. The groom served five years in the U S Navy. the bride, an Idaho girl, came to Colorado in June and has been a guest here since.

George Roullard Winnie Lee J. A. Davis Denver Manitou Colorado Springs Windsor U.S Idaho Colorado

Wedding of Anna Carlson to Ernest Lofgren at Carlson Home

A wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Carlson on Wednesday August 28 as their daughter Anna married Ernest Lofgren. The ceremony began at 8 30 pm with about sixty guests. Clayton Ennes served as ushers. The bride wore a white dress and veil. Mary Carlson was bridesmaid and Anard Carlson best man. A lunch followed and the couple will reside here.

P. Carlson Anna Ernest Lofgren Clayton Ennes Mary Carlson

Miss Abbie Myer and Clarence Candlin Tie Wedding

Miss Abbie Myer and Clarence Candlin wed last Monday afternoon at Dr Martha Morrison home. Rev Coffman officiated. Witnesses were close relatives. The couple will live in Eaton and plan a Wisconsin visit with the bride’s relatives.

Abbie Myer Clarence Candlin Martha Morrison Coffman Eaton B. G. Eaton Henry Candlin Greeley Wisconsin

Church Services Schedule Readied for Sunday

The church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening services will resume on September 14.

Weekend church services listed for Gustafson church

Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service follows. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. Pastor Oscar W Gustafson leads the congregation in a structured day of worship.

Oscar W. Gustafson

Swedish Baptist Services in Steele's Hall

Swedish Baptist announces services in Steele's hall with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m followed by an evening service at 8 p m.

Steele’s Hall Ilem

John Doane Preaches at Chapel Services Sunday

Public worship at 10:45 a m includes a sermon The Kingdom of God. Sunday school follows at noon. Y P S C E meets at 6 30 p m and the evening service at 7 30 p m with a sermon By the Sea.

John Doane Kingdom of God

United Presbyterian Preaches The Song Of The Ages

Rev W A Phillips of Pittsburg Pa will deliver both morning and evening sermons The morning topic is The Song of the Ages The Sunday school convenes at 12 YPCCE at 6 30 and the evening sermon is The Mountain Top and Plain

W. A. Phillips Pittsburg

Unitarian Church Plans Sunday Services and School

The Unitarian church announces services will resume in September with preaching at 10 45 a m followed by Sunday school The church promotes liberal religion with cardinal principles including freedom of thought earnest search for truth and fearless expression of truth.

Community Fellowship Welcomes All in Shared Principles

The program promotes the higher life of individuals and the improvement of the community. It invites anyone who agrees with its principles to join its services and fellowship regardless of religion or profession. T. Clinton Rockway, minister.

T. Clinton Rockway

Sudden Death Of J S Burson In Beaumont Texas

Word was received of the sudden death of J S Burson in Beaumont Texas Cause of death neuralgia of the heart He had lived in Greeley four years and worked at Glazier's jewelry store He left Greeley about eighteen months ago for Texas His wife and their only child Mrs Charles E Phillips remain in Greeley Mr Phillips left Tuesday for Texas

J. S. Burson Beaumont Tex Burson Greeley Glazier’ Jewelry Store

Death of Charles Burkhart in Greeley at 67

Charles Burkhart died at his home in Greeley on Tuesday morning September 3 from Brights disease at age 67. He had been bed fast for four months and his death was expected. He leaves a wife and four children: Mrs. G. A. Henrick, William Burkhart of this city, Chas Burkhart of Macon Missouri, and Albert of Greentop Missouri. The body was taken to Queen City Missouri for burial.

Phillip Marks Elmer Roy Laramie Cheesman Cheyenne Fred W. Steele Albert L. Howard Poudre Steele Charles Burkhart William Burkhart G. A. Hennick Jeff Queen City Charles Albert Burkhart Missouri Greeley Bright

Richard C. Sayles Dies in Dallas Barber Shop

Richard C Sayles a colored man and longtime porter at Travis's barber shop died suddenly last Monday morning while dressing in his room Heart failure is listed as the cause His body was shipped to Kansas City for burial He was to marry a Miss Jones of Denver and was educated as a divinity student and a credit to his race

Richard C. Sayles Travis Kansas City Miss Jones Denver

Social Notes from La Salle District Visits

Lasalle residents list visits and movements among families and friends. Chas McKenney traveled to Denver on business. Lois Edgar visited sister Mrs Dunn. Fay Dale and bride hosted by Mr and Mrs Ellis. Mrs Spaulding and Mrs Caswell of Kersey visited Mrs Warren. Mrs Solarbottle returned from Sterling. Rev French and Mr Carson from Denver visited the Ellises. Susie Beattie left for Parkville Missouri to join her sister. O Zingg moved to Greeley with back and forth travel until housing arrangements are set.

Chas. McKenney Denver Lois Edgar Jas. Dunn Fay Dale Bride R. W. Ellis Zingg la Salle

Mead Beats Platteville 10 to 5 in Sunday Ball Game

A large crowd witnessed Mead’s 10 to 5 victory over Platteville Sunday. Mrs. C. V. Holmes attended the Wild West show in Loveland. Mrs. Henningsen and children may visit Racine Wisconsin this week. A surprise celebration for John Depew was planned by his wife last Saturday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Hayes. Refreshments of fried chicken pie cake and coffee were served.

C. V. Holmes Loveland Chris Henningsen Racine Wis Platteville Mead John Depew Goodwin A. Rose Lang Hayes

Dinner Party Hosts Reunite Old School Friends

Mesdames Scott Thompson and Arthur Searing hosted a dinner party at Thompson’s home last Thursday evening. The reunion gathered intimate friends from school days before many depart for duties away, with an elaborate menu served by the young hostesses. Included guests listed are Mesdames A. Brafford, Martin Cummings, L. KE Wyatt, and Misses Jessie Mosher, Rhoda Haynes, May Scott, Dora Brown, Grace MccGara, Anna Carter, Nora Rugh, Abbie Day, Josephine Knowles, Florence DeVotie, Edith and Mary MecCreery.

Mesdames Scott Thompson Arthur Searing

Miss Alma Heiskell Honored by Local Girls Club

Miss Edna Levis entertained a company of girls last Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Alma Heiskell of Fort Morgan. Various guessing contests entertained the group and Miss Heiskell won a prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests included Alma Heiskel Marion Fezer Dorothea Haynes Kathleen Wheeler Edith Harris Mildred Mead Maud Myer Pauline Challis Bertha Starr Hallie Daven Mary Carter and Jessie Hall.

Edna Levis Alma Heiskell Fort Morgan Miss Heiskel Alma Heiskel Marion Fezer Dorothea Haynes Kathleen Wheeler Edith Harris Mildred Mead Maud Myer Pauline Challis Bertha Starr Hallie Daven Mary Carter Jessie Hall

Fire set at R C Dyes tin shop by unknown assailants

A Sunday afternoon blaze damaged the back door of R C Dyes tin shop as unknown firebugs stacked packing boxes and waste against it. Ray Wilson, nearby shop owner, extinguished the flames just before they spread through the transom. No children were present and the fire’s origin is clear.

R. C. Dye Ray Wilson

Seven Years Old Opal Veldran Birthday Party

Opal Veldran, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Veldran, celebrated her seventh birthday with twenty three guests at an afternoon lawn party last Monday. Miss Dorothy Bade won the prize in games and a peanut hunt. Tables were spread for lunch and a birthday cake with seven candles.

Opal Veldran Eugene Veldran Dorothy Bade

Little James and the minister on teeth news

A boy tells a minister that his father has a new set of false teeth. The boy says they will cut down the old teeth so he can wear them, prompting the minister to respond with indulgence.

James Little James

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised as Top Market Choice

The advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as one of the best and most popular medicines. It claims effectiveness for acute throat and lung diseases including coughs colds and croup and notes it is safe pleasant and reliable sold by all druggists.

Ault Postmaster Plants 500 Grapevines After Bee Harvest

R L Pence postmaster of Ault set thirty five hives in a fifteen acre alfalfa field this spring and expects to harvest 900 pounds of honey. He notes grape vines over his door with large fruit clusters and plans to plant 500 more vines this season to grow fruit.

R. L. Pence Ault

Reward Offered for Arrest of Insulator Vandals

The Northern Colorado Power Co offers a $50 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who break insulators on the electric transmission line from the power house at Louisville to Fort Collins and Greeley. Penalty by law includes a $100 fine and three months imprisonment.

Power House Louisville Fort Collins Greeley The Northern Colorado Power Co

Longmont Train Special for Pumpkin Pie Day

Colorado and Southern offers $1.25 round trip fares to Longmont for Thursday September 12 with tickets sold only on sale date. Special trains run September 12 and 13. tickets valid to September 14.

Longmont Colorado & Southern Longmonts

Oats and Barley Wanted by Farmers Mercantile Co

Farmers Mercantile Co announces purchase of oats and barley at the highest market price. Farmers invited to bring grain for immediate sale and payment.

Farmers Mercantile Co

New Motor Car Schedule from Denver to Greeley

An additional motor car service is announced with No. 111 departing Denver northbound at 8:00 a.m. reaching Greeley by 10:00 a.m. and continuing to Carr. No. 112 southbound arrives in Greeley at 2:18 p.m. and Denver at 4:15 p.m.

Denver Greeley Carr

Not Swedes, Simonsens Named Danish and German

Charles Simonsen, recently connected to the Kersey killing, is identified as Danish, not Swedish, in the Tribune and other papers. Mrs. Simonsen is listed as German.

Charles Simonsen Kersey the Tribune Denmark Simonsen

Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold for Digestive Ailment

An advert promises relief from a stomach disorder and sick headache with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The copy notes the medicine corrects irregular digestion and is available at all druggists.

Chamberlain

Farmers Urge Inspection Before Buying Farm Wagon

Farmers urged to call and examine stock and prices before purchasing a farm wagon. Frank L. Blunt advertises at 718 Seventh Street inviting inquiry.

Frank L. Blunt Seventh Street

Apprentice Girl Wanted At Parlor Millinery

An employment notice invites an apprentice girl to apply at Miss Floyd's Parlor Millinery located at the corner of Ninth Avenue and Seventh Street.

Carter Seeks Top Market Price for Wheat Oats Barley

L Carter advertises to purchase wheat oats and barley at the highest market price, inviting producers to sell grain to his operation. The notice emphasizes competitive offers and prompt payment.

Sacks and Twine for Sale at The Farmers Mercantile Co

Sacks and twine offered by The Farmers Mercantile Co. promotion notes sale items in the rural trader catalog. The short catalog entry emphasizes availability and local trade.

Farmers Mercantile Co

The Family Bible as a Link to Kin and Memory

A New York Press reflection laments the loss of personal family Bibles as genealogical keepsakes. It argues modern records lack intimate handwriting and sentimental value, noting how births marriages and deaths once bound families and kept relatives connected across generations.

Scribe New York Press

Witty Scot Angers Over Crooked Plows and Early Taties

A Scottish estate owner rebukes a new plowman for crooked furrows. The worker, Tammas, retorts that Angus would have sharpened the drill and that crookedy drills invite sunlit potatoes, a humorous view on ancestry and labor.

Scotland Angus Tammas

Bar A Teaches Sounds in Wyoming Ranch School

In a cattle country Wyoming school a teacher aims to distinguish long A sounds for her isolated pupils. A cowboy child, eyes bright with rural life, shouts that the mark signifies Bar A, capturing mischievous frontier humor in a local learning moment.

Wyoming Lippincott’s

Majesty of the People and Queen Victoria overruled

The dialogue recounts Queen Victoria resisting a paper from Prime Minister Gladstone, insisting she is the people of England. He pressures her, and she ultimately signs the document. The exchange highlights royal versus popular sovereignty in 19th century Britain.

Victoria Gladstone Eng England

Dynamite Cargo Sparks Panic on Train Carriage

A passenger claims a valise contains dynamite and eats lunch amid fleeing travelers. Ten people flee after the startling assertion, officials note no explosion occurred as the man proceeds with his meal.

Family travels 3800 mile coast to coast in 35 hp auto

Bruce G Eaton and family completed a 3800 mile trip in a new 35 horsepower automobile. They started in June from home, visited Washington Baltimore New York Albany Springfield Providence Newport Portland Old Orchard Beach then the White Mountains and across Indiana Ohio Missouri Kansas Colorado and Colorado to Denver. They encountered sand bogs near Old Orchard Beach and enjoyed varied landscapes with multiple stops.

Bruce G. Eaton Washington Baltimore New York City Hudson Albany Springfield Mass New England Providence Newport Hostoy Portland Old Op Beach Portland White Mountains Indiana Ohio Missouri Kansas Rocky Ford Denver

Up-to-Date Laundry Wagon Improves Greeley Service

Greeley Street Laundry owner Hurlbut adds a motorized Cadilac wagon to his fleet, twelve horsepower, capable of fifty miles per hour, to speed pickup and delivery. The upgrade signals growth with a second wagon planned as demand rises. Additional machines have recently joined the equipment to boost speed and quality.

Greeley St Atlow

House Party Hosted by Mrs Wheeler At Eaton Event

Mrs Charles H Wheeler was hostess for a house party with guests arriving Thursday and Friday and one staying to Saturday. Relatives included Mesdames R A Came and daughter, Dr F N rer and Canon Ci s daughter, Mrs James Benedict of Denver, Mrs Fred Henderson of Coney Island, Mrs J B Mont and Mrs J S K of Denver. Mr George Williams of New York also attended luncheon as a relative guest.

Charles H. Wheeler Whee R. A F. N Canon Ci James Benedict Denver Fred Henderson Coney Island N. Y J. B Mont J. 5 George Williams New Ynow Eaton Wheeler

Cure for Severe Diarrhoea with Chamberlain's Colic

R G Stewart of Stewart & Bro Greenville reports severe illness from diarrhoea followed by a dose of Chamberlain's Colic Chol and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured him after nine days with other medicines proving ineffective. The firm recommends the remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain R. G. Stewart Stewart & Bro Greenville

New Post Cards From The Tribune

The Tribune offers two new post cards now available at this office. One shows the neers' fountain in the park and is sold two for 5 cents. The other is a photogram reproduction of a GF ley photo from 1870. Each card is 5 cents and may delight collectors in Greeley.

the Tribune Neers Gfley Greeley

Union Pacific Excursion to Greeley Offered

Sunday trip on regular morning train advertised for Greeley at 2.50 round trip. The note touts it as the best trip this year and urges inquiries to E. H. Genwe at 28 for full information.

Union Pacific Land Sept. S Greeley E. H. Genwe

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Marks EB. J. Carver Riverside Calif E. A. Darby Methodist Church Grand Junction J. T. Clough East Carlson Lofgren Myer-Candlin Trinity Episcopal United Presbyterian Unitarian Burkhart Sayles Lasalle Miss Heiskell L. Carter the Family Bible Bruce Eaton Moffat Road
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