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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
2
A local eye care provider notes three years of regular visits in Greeley and vicinity. The ad invites inquiries to confirm patient care and fitting with glasses, urging readers to remember the date.
Justice L B Willard discharged J B Bell of Loveland for stealing a two year old heifer from Don Clark of Johnstown. He reserved decision on R H Bell, later dismissing that case. The Bells are prominent Loveland cattle traders. The trial featured many witnesses as Clark alleged cattle theft tied to a stock deal with Jones Cattle Co and prior misidentifications.
Farmers along the Platte between Hardin and Fort Morgan plan a vote tomorrow on purchasing the Bijou ditch and the New Empire reservoir. D. A. Camfield and J. W. McCreery from this city own the Bijou ditch, with H. Shields and Josiah Work from Fort Morgan also involved. The reservoir site and stored water belong to Charles F. Tew, John T. Warren, and L. L. Stimson, located below Hardin in Weld county, with a natural storage of 500 million cubic feet, expandable to 2 billion. The Bijou ditch drains about 40 000 acres of fertile country, set to benefit from new summer water supply as storage reservoirs rise.
E D Varnes of Farmington Illinois purchased the Colorado House from John Waddington for 3500 dollars as an investment. Baker and Meeker report plans uncertain but Mrs Pat Pready may lease. Varnes also bought two James Schryver houses on Eleventh Street near Fourteenth Avenue. Baker Meeker has sold other city property totaling about 18000 dollars in recent weeks.
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a medicine that aids nature by easing cough relieving lungs aiding expectoration opening secretions and restoring health. Sold by all druggists and marketed as the most effective approach aligned with nature.
Denver reports Messrs Maher and Dutton owners of the Albany hotel lead a statewide effort to boost Colorado. Every man in the state interest ed boosts by visiting the Albany or writing the management about plans and the work. The Albany proprietors aid all in boosting while continuing their own business. They plan another large advertising campaign statewide conducted by the Albany.
John G. Bisher of Gillam Indiana says a complete recovery from a lame back came after fifteen years using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The liniment is also touted for sprains and bruises and is sold by all druggists.
Dr. K. C. Sapero, noted Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will be at Oasis Hotel in Greeley on September 14 15 and 16 for consultations. Call early to schedule.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luther died last Friday night. Leroy Bancroft aged about 24 son of C B Bancroft of Peck ham died last Thursday afternoon from pulmonary hemorrhage. The funeral was held Saturday with interment in Linn Grove cemetery.
Frank Miller a bookkeeper for Gilcrest Lumber died yesterday morning at Greeley hospital after four weeks of typhoid fever. He was about 26, leaving a wife and one child. He came to the area from Fort Collins last June.
Virgil Wiley aged 24 died at Greeley hospital early Thursday from typhoid fever. His remains were shipped the same afternoon to his old home in Greenwood Indiana. He came to Greeley for his health and to visit his brother who works as a book keeper at the Greeley sugar factory.
Mrs. George B. Wyman a former Greeley resident died at her daughter Mrs. Rea Myer’s home in Denver on September 12 at age 65 from general decline. Body returned to Greeley for Methodist church services at 10 the day of burial beside her husband. Survived by son R. F. Wyman and two daughters Mrs Imer Randolph of Los Angeles and Mrs Kea Myers of Denver.
William S. Houghton died at his home on Sixth Avenue from a nervous shock following a leg injury at the sugar factory weeks earlier. Survived by his widow and five children, he was 42, born in Maine, moved to Greeley in 1870. Funeral Tuesday at home conducted by Revs. Hunter and Patterson with burial at Linn Grove cemetery.
Morning service at 10 45 with The Progressiveness of Christ and an evening service at 7 30 featuring Stumbling over Christ. Christian union at 6 30 includes continuous lectures on the life of Christ. Strangers welcome. Orville A Petty is the pastor.
Corner Seventh avenue and Sixteenth street. German service will be held next Sunday morning at 10 30. Everybody is welcome. P. B. Fritsche, pastor.
Regular services are set for 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m The pastor F Barnett is expected to resume his pulpit duties Sunday school meets at 12 and a Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m A cordial invitation to strangers
The notice invites all to Sunday school next Sunday at 9 30 a m and an evening service at 7 45 p m at the Seventh Day Adventist church located at Eighth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. Oscar W Gustafson serves as pastor.
The notice invites morning worship at 10 45 a m sabbath school at 12 o clock christian endeavor at 6 30 p m and an evening service at 7 30 p m with the evening sermon titled The Drama of Eden all are cordially invited R J Hunter pastor
S. A. Read of Cisco Texas writes on March 11 1901 that a badly sprained wrist was relieved by Ballard's Snow Liniment after other remedies failed. He urges others with sprains to try it and notes it is sold by J F Fezer.
Denver travelers may ride Union Pacific for 1.50 dollars on Sundays through September 18, offering a weekly discount option. Details indicate a recurring $1.50 round trip fare.
Local items note guests visiting families, new goods at McCutcheon Hardware and Golden Rule stores, and special sweater prices. Readers learn of book donations and exchanges, travel plans of Nora Ryan, and several regional visits by distant relatives and business people.
The Social Science Circle will start its year with a banquet at Prof. and Mrs. C. E. Carter’s home next Friday evening. The opening meeting had been set for Tuesday but was moved to Friday Sept. 22 by the executive committee.
The first meeting at Mrs. J. E. Snook's home on Sept 8 showed strong enthusiasm for the year's work. Mrs. Moore reviewed France from ancient times to the medieval end, with other members presenting French literature, Roland songs, Celtic Legends, and Reynard tales. Refreshments followed and the club plans to meet at Mrs. Couzens on Sept 20.
The city marshal laments merchants neglecting weekly street cleanups in front of their shops. Tuesday mornings, once a regular duty, now see many businesses skipping the effort, leaving dirty thoroughfares despite pride in civic tidiness.
A Valley Mills Texas note praises Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs and throat troubles. The letter from W. Akendrick states it is pleasant and effective. Sold by J. F. Fezer.
Mrs Ida E Haynes thanks the M W A for prompt policy payment and consideration. She credits the secretary for faithful service during illness and after her husband’s death and hopes to prove herself worthy of the same.
Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist Dr Sapero from Denver will be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on September 14 15 and 16 for consultations and service.
Saturday sales near Brighton offer horses, implements, and household goods with Mrs R H Easter as owner. Eaton auction features 29 head of mules and horses and a standout jack Black Eagle. Fort Collins corral sale highlights Kemmerer’s value and a history of over 100 sales. contact 701 Eleventh St Greeley for dates and arrangements.
City council proposes extending the sewer system from the Eleventh Avenue intersection north of Fourteenth Street south to Sixteenth Street using pipes at least eight inches. The extension will be Sewer District No 22 and funded by city warrants and assessments on adjacent lands, with an explicit Sewer District No 22 Fund to redeem warrants.
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