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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
7
After more than four years of business, Condon's Store touts a direct-from-factory cash policy with low margins and no credit. The firm claims public trust and a growing sales record as proof, praising honest merchandising and customer refunds when requested.
H McGill and family spent weeks in Estes Park with Charles K Montfort and family also visiting. LaGrange club postponed a Weld county fair. Greeley high potential attendees include Gordon Ross English Geo Mercer Snaker Grace Mulford Brain Glad ne Will Adams Lela Deck, Miss Miller visiting Jack McMillan. Mrs Boles plans Platte Valley trip after visit. Various locals travel, guests at G W Coffman ranch, Eckhardt travels to Seattle, Roy Bartlett to Kersey, Dempowell, Winslow, Rudd families visit, and school opens with Professor Livy in charge. Ear ly spud digging by Koenig Ackroyd Smith Watles.
Fort Collins resident J Gilkingon enjoyed finess Interests here before severance Tuesday. Fr W Clark plans a new barn on his ranch north of Sev ince. The post office will move into a bank building soon. A rough riding contest Sunday drew amateurs and professionals showing their skills. Ed Snow of Missouri visited his brother J P Snow in Ser vice and decided to locate here, liking the country’s looks.
Mrs Reuben Stiger and children Maud Chesnut Lafe Chesnut and Vic Hansen left this morning for a two week outing in Estes Park Miss Edith Cline of LaSalle is the ice Miss Hazel Markle this rank Fashbaugh has moved to It where he is employed at the It elevator He was secretary of school board and his place will filled by Sherman Markle
Mr and Mrs Lars Sorenson return to Big Bend after spending several months in Denmark. They are accompanied on their return by unspecified persons.
An advertisement extols Platteau Valley Colorado as a ideal climate valley with prosperity and rising land values. It promotes altitude five to six thousand feet, a large forest reserve for cattle range, and fruit land. It notes no hail mosquitoes or smog and invites inquiries with Park Hill Heights Realty Co. in Denver for transportation details.
H. D. Bullock of Corning Indiana and Mrs. B. J. Simpson with son Alfred of Sioux Falls South Dakota visit Miss Sadie Miller. The party, who traveled to Salt Lake City together, are returning home by leisurely stops through the state and will stay in Greeley a few days.
A detailed list of transfers showing buyers, sellers, deeds, and consideration from August 5 1909. Entries include McKelvey to Erken beck for two lots, Magnus Vilander to Northwestern Land & Iron Co for multiple parcels, United Produce Co. to Colorado Produce Exchange Co for several blocks in Kersey and Evans, and several loans and one dollar deeds. Names include Mary V McKelvey, L C Erkenbeck, Edgar M Shumway, Charles W Bathe, Lucinda J Lesh, Magnus Vilander, Northwestern Land & Iron Co, United Produce Co, Colorado Produce Exchange Co, Anthony Wilkinson, C L Beatty, D H Snake, Randle Olmstead, Eva G Hiesrodt, Philander Olmstead, Mary Zimmerman, Albert Olmstead, First State Bank of Nunn, E A Findlay, L L Low, J Shrewsbury, Margaret Shrewsbury, Henry M Williams, John McMurphy, Denver Laramie Northwestern Railway Co, Mary J Gigby, David Ashbrook, Mina Barton, Charles Todd, Gill Decker Improvement Co.
A series of land transfers dated January 1 1900 records deeds in Greeley and Windsor. Rose Car transfers to Hattie B Cannon for 2200 dollars covering blocks and lots in Greeley. Harvey J Parish to Leona K Lat ford and others for 400 dollars in Parish Heights. John A Alexander to John M Williams for 250 dollars in Moore's Sub. Frances A Mueller to Jennie Loewus for 2350 dollars in Arlington Heights. Dora B Balleguin to Myron H Laybourn for 1500 dollars in Windsor Second Firing.
Transactions listed include Frank M. Osborne to Clarence M. Johns for 1920 dollars and J. D. Cooper to Fred K. Arnold for 300 dollars. Properties feature Blk 14 in Clark and Hill's Second Addition to Kersey and E% W% Lot 2 Blk 93 in Greeley, with deeds recorded by W. D. and Sher man. The Nunn Townsite Co delves into transfers to the Town of Nunn and Elk 20 and 22 in Nunn, with other small lots in Greeley and Denver area transfers noted.
A district record lists multiple real estate transactions including gifts and deeds. J M Bainbridge and others sell or grant interests to The Denver Laramie Northwestern Railway Co. across various lots with rights of way noted. Marital transfers show Kellogg to McCormick for 2450 dollars. Additional parcels exchanged between Andrew Styler and Woodruff, Shable to Shable, Shafer to Harrell, and Reno property moves in Windsor.
A sequence of land and mineral deed transfers includes Evans Coal and Land Co. and various individuals. Transactions note W. D. payments ranging from 40 to 8000 dollars, property parcels in Evans Addition and Elk F, and rights of way across sections 35 and 66, with multiple grantees including Linns, McConnell, Robinson, Fleming, Lowry, Williams, Strader, Schurerman, and Auld.
A ledger of real estate transfers shows multiple Wyoming and Colorado deeds. Buyers include Charles Golding-Dwyer, Andrew B. Wesner, Daniel Strohl, Minnie Wickhorst, and Elsie Pruitt, with prices from 1 to 16 thousand dollars. Parcels include Lots in Arlington Gardens, Littell's Sub, Hudson, Cranford, and Arlington Heights plus sections 3, 9, 11, 15 in 2-64 and other tracts in 31-1-66 and 33-35-32-64.
Public Trustee P W Allen will sell by cash at the East front door of the Weld County Court House in Greeley on September 27 1909 at 11 am to satisfy a promissory note due April 12 1909 with 10 percent interest. Property includes all of lots 2 and 4 in the northeast quarter section 5 township 5 north range 65 west of the 6th principal meridian Union Colony lands with water rights and highway easement along the west boundary. Dated August 19 1909. First publication August 26 1909 last September 23 1909.
A list of 1909 high school graduates awarded scholarship certificates from State Agricultural College, covering a two dollar annual remission in Liberal Arts, Engineering, Commerce, and Education plus equivalent in Law and Medicine schools. Names span Aspen to Wolfe Hall, including Lucile Burns, Leland Eaton, James Kettle, Esther Anderson, Edith McGregor, Hazel Bunce, Kate Walker, and many others across Colorado towns.
State court action against William Hemmingsen by The Ones Lumber and Mercantile Co seeks 212.61 with interest since March 23 1908 plus 17.70 from May 2 1907, plus costs. Defendants must answer within 20 to 30 days or risk default judgment. Clerk Frank Madden issues summons. Public notice in Largeter Tribune.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any catarrh that cannot be cured. Hallats Rear Care CHEN Toledo O Webster have known F J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out obligations. WALDING KINNAN MARVIN Toledo Wholesale Furnishers. Hall's Catarrh internal remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The newly organized carpenters union with about 110 members pushes for a straight 45 cent an hour wage for all carpenters. The scale, to take effect September 15, may lead to disruption as contractors weigh the demand and some wage already reported range from 30 to 45 cents.
From a small beginning the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. Why it endures is its value for coughs and colds. For sale by all druggists.
Denver notices contest Annie D Labbo against Desert Land Entry No. 1293 and 03124 for Wis Section 14 Township 11 N Range 62 W. contestants allege Florence L Cummings assignee Nelson has not expended 1 per acre in 1908 1909. hearing set Sept 24 1909 at 10 a.m. before the register and receiver at the U S Land Office Denver. Publication ordered by Ford.
Co L Brainard administrator with will annexed of Lissa Brainard deceased gives notice of a Weld County Colorado court hearing October 11 1909 at 1 o clock a m to adjust claims and to require debt payment. Attorney Joseph C Ewing filed first publication in Greeley Tribune 1909.
Final settlement for the estate of Josephine is presented by Senionox executor before the county court in Greeley Colorado on September 20 1909. The executor requests discharge upon approval and invites any interested parties to appear and contest the settlement.
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