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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
8
A Los Angeles writer extols Arbuckles Coffee praising its reliable aroma and long-standing customer loyalty. The piece notes Arbuckles as a favored roasted packaged coffee and mentions grocers attempting to sell loose coffee instead.
The Rocky Mountain Baptist association convenes at a Greeley Baptist church starting Tuesday Sept 17 and runs through Thursday. Rev Joshua Gravett will lead the devotional and Rev D D Forward will give the welcome address and Rev L Kirk the annual sermon.
Clarence Bennett author of The Holy Dibty, a religious drama, is a clergyman’s son and noted Bible student. His dignified sympathetic treatment of Christ’s passion and death appeals universally, with simple majesty and lofty power. The play comes to the opera house on Thursday September 12 presented by a skilled company.
Dr BE EB Hobby of Iowa City was missing for forty hours while hunting near Fort Collins. He survived hunger and exposure by eating a blue jay and mushrooms before stumbling upon the head works crew at Fort Collins water works. He had been seeking a patient and became lost after mistaking a stream for the Poudre River.
Mrs. Carl Baker of OCuva arrived in Greeley to visit Dr. Ella Mead. She is Ray Stanard Baker’s sister in law and has lived abroad with her husband in Cuba where he works as a biologist and entomologist. A telegram summoned her back to Cuba to tend her ailing husband.
Mrs. L. T. Weidman of Greeley Colorado testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills reliably relieve rheumatism and backache from kidney trouble. Her husband also found relief after using the remedy bought at Reynolds Drug Company. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY markets Doan's in the United States for 50 cents a box.
Information leading to arrest and conviction of those breaking insulators on the Louisville to Fort Collins and Greeley transmission line. Penalty by law includes a $100 fine and three months imprisonment. Northern Colorado Power Co.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct a stomach disorder and claims headaches will disappear. Sold by all druggists.
Farmers can buy or lease prime Sedgwick County land in Colorado with no payment year one and minimal year two, followed by cash rent. Land features sugar beets and grain, irrigated by Julesburg reservoir district and a reliable ditch. Contact T. R. Liddle in Julesburg for details.
Mrs Lucy Linton from Flint visits sister Mrs John Moody. F Landrum and Tremaine youths attend corn roast in Loveland. Mr and Mrs Carlson return from Nebraska relatives. Ada Osborn summering in Estes Park visits area friends. Laura and Reginald Piedalue go to Greeley for Normal School. Mrs Woods and two Oblong Illinois granddaughters visit Mrs A B Willis. E C Davis and daughter Lillie Cassiday visit son Dave Davis in Windsor. Sunday school resumes Sept 15 after remodeling. Ray Spencer weds Miss Helen George of Denver in Greeley. Agnes Piedalue, Montana teacher, returns home to begin school. Wind storm damages hay stacks and the mountain water line cook shack blown into fence.
Mr Martin Elwell improves rapidly at Loveland hospital. Mrs Smith and Mrs Avery visit Omaha relatives. Frank Holmes begins tenth grade in Boulder. Carl Carlson elected delegate and Geo Crowe alternate to the U B conference at Berthoud. Rodifer to form next year at Evett’s former residence. C E meeting elects Ed Brown president Lewis Worden vice president Pearl Everhart secretary Leon Hodges treasurer. Purvis home hosts invited guests. Miss Stella Bosworth guest of honor before Fort Collins trip. Friends B p decide to meet last Friday monthly for social and mental work with current events history and music. Maud Clark wedding shower at Mrs Con Clark home hosted by Mrs John Whowell and Mrs GO OC Clark. about fifty guests enjoy gifts and refreshments.
The firm announces a new warehouse at 705 Fifth Street and offers highest market price for potatoes onions and cabbage. Contact Ira I Sides manager at telephone Greeley 257 for business.
A Good Laundry advocates patronage for the Greeley Steam Laundry praising up-to-date machinery and first-class workmen. It guarantees careful handling, good treatment, and fair prices with flat work listed as a specialty.
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