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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1911

Page

10

Local News Highlights From Platteville Dated Sept 11

Local items report visits by Mrs. Anna Pettee to Denver and Mrs. Fuller's party returning to Colorado Springs. Talks of Tomato Day in Fort Lupton and a Platteville school opening with 102 pupils. Highlights include the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Howell Squires and travels of Rev Coffman to Longmont before their move to Johnstown.

Anna Pettee Denver Mattie Coykendahl B. B. Siler Fort Collins Coykendahl Fort Lupton Adeline Brown Loveland M. Moore Greeville Platteville W. E. Reid Gage McClellen Ethel A. Hoffman Ehler Slaybach Los Angeles Kenneth, Vernon Edwin Squires M. A. Squires United States

Local Harsh Notes and Business Moves in Kersey

W R Brooks of Hershey Neb traveled through on a business trip en route to Denver. Len Flint visited from Greeley. J B Killan sold his hardware store to a Texas buyer and plans to leave Kersey after four years, with no new location decided yet.

Kersey W. R. Brooks Hershey Neb Denver Len Flint Greeley J. B. Killan Texas Mr. Killan

Boy Loses Fingers in Ranch Corner Work

Carl Ecklund aged 16 lost two fingers on his right hand on Wednesday while cutting corn with a corn sled at a ranch five miles west of Pierce.

Pierce Carl Ecklund Here

Notice of contest in desert land cancellation filing

Department of the Interior gives George H. Irwin notice that Edward T. Lunbery filed Aug 23 1911 to contest Entry No 6119990 for S 17 T7N R61W 6th P.M. alleging lack of improvements and irrigation. Contest ends after four publications with required service proof. Ford Register. Publication dates Sept 14 Sept 21 Sept 28 Oct 5.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Denver Colorado George H. Irwin Gilcrest Colo Edward T. Lunbery California 6Th P Meridian Screee

Notice of Dissolution of The Flag Clothing Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the partnership of John B Gulbrandt and G F Bore doing business as The Flag Clothing is dissolved by withdrawal of FEF Johanson. The business will continue under The Flag Clothing by Gulbrandt and Borg. All accounts due to the old partnership will be collected by the new firm and all bills paid by the new firm. Dated at Greeley Colorado September 11 1911.

John B. Gulbrandt Ohanson G. F. Bore Flag Clothing Fef. Johanson Partnersip G. &. Borg

Gill District Notes and Local Movements Sep 12

Mrs A A Warren and son George return from mountains. James Wood to spend days in Denver. Miss Helen Richie departs for Alma to teach. Miss Ada Crawford visits H C Miller. Large Gill church turnout reports splendid day. Stella Curren arrives from California to teach at McDaniels. Dr Todd from Kansas City opens office in Gill. Mr and Mrs Johnson of Kansas City visit L Mashburn. Mrs Alva McKay to Wichita after visit with Mrs Mashburn. Work crews advance on new school house ahead of Tuesday opening.

Gill Ss. L. W Stella Curren California McDaniels School Dr. Todd Kansas City Todd Johnson L. Mashburn’s Alva McKay

Highland Lake community notes span visits and local events

Residents report on weekend travels and arrivals. Mr Mason and family move to Mead with Meads new home while Rev Miller leaves Mead for Florida. Local visits include Deil of Denver Beard of Longmont and Neice of Mead. School opens with Gammil and Fuller teaching and a Mead dance draws a crowd.

Highland Lake Mr. Mason Longmont Mead Deil Denver J. B. Jones Cc. L. Beard Wesley Hampton Rev. Miller U. B. Church Florida Floyd Hamilton Cope, Colo Will Markham

Social and school notes from LaSalle and Greeley events

Miss Edith Herrington taught in Greeley and visited family in LaSalle. Local residents including Briggs Ellis and Laughlin attended the Normal Training school and hosted a social with fifty guests. The I O O F fraternal lodge welcomed candidate W L Carrall of Peckham to first degree with visiting members Briggs of Fort Morgan and Warden of Platteville.

Lasalle Edith Herrington Greeley Grace Ellis Everett Conaway Jack McKinney Dwight Klein Ross Laughlin Briggs Ellis Greeley Mill John Laughlin W. L. Carrall Peckham W. C. Briggs Fort Morgan Clarence Warden Platteville

Local social notes from Castle Rock and area

Mrs Earl Thompson returned from Castle Rock Thursday evening. Mesdames Heffernan Lousvalle Madison and Dorsey were guests of Mrs Mackey Thursday. Milton Carlson left for Boulder to enter the State University law department. Maxwell Smylie went to Fort Collins to attend the Agricultural college. Mrs Stewart Sanford and daughter Mrs Harris were Kersey visitors Wednesday. Misses Marjory and Clara Hilderman returned home after weeks away. School opened with good attendance Tuesday. Miss Hesther Lovering is principal and Miss Ethel Joel heads the primary department. Mr M S Richeson of Orchard was Mackey guest Sunday.

Hesther Lovering Ethel Joel Richeson of Orchard Mackeys

Local social visits and school updates in town

Mr and Mrs W R Calvin hosted guests from Gresley at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Clarkson entertain friends from Illinois. School opened with enrollment near last year. A coal carload from Erie will serve the school for cold weather. H H McConnell visited Longmont on business. Mrs Samuel Robb is ill. J W Shearer travelled to Denver for business. Mr and Mrs G A Reid and family returned from Long Beach California with Reid joining them after a coast summer.

W. R. Calvin Gresley John Clarkson Illinois Erie H. H. McConnell Longmont Samuel Robb J. W. Shearer Denver G. A. Reid Long Beach Calif

Prof Theo Fitz Goes to Denver on Business

Professor Theo Fitz traveled to Denver on Wednesday afternoon for a business trip.

Theo. Fitz Denver

Fall Plowing Underway in Weld County Lands

A fine rain refreshed Weld County last Friday boosting ground readiness for fall plowing. Farmers are busy planting a large area of fall wheat. Briggsdale gains telephone service with a new line and a pay station installed at Tischbierks store.

Weld Briggsdale Tischbierks I. Rosenburg Grover Mercantile Company Greeley Wenver Briggedale T. P. Lorimer Cheyenne W. W. Lorimer Hazel Pearl Kennedy Sligo A. A. Olmatead Tom Shawoneey Mary Hoot Grover District Denver A. T. Miller Harry Smith Marie Faye Hethany

Congregational Social Welcomes New Teachers At Eaton

The Congregational church hosted a reception Friday honoring new teachers and other strangers without a church home. The annual event featured a musical program and light refreshments, marking one of the most pleasant autumn socials in Eaton.

Congregational Social Eaton Congregational Church

Professors Hochbaum Return From Vacation

Prof and Mrs Hans Hochbaum have returned to Greeley after a weeks long vacation. Prof Hochbaum visited Steamboat Springs and Mrs Hochbaum visited Denver during the trip.

Hans Hochbaum Greeley Prof. Hochbaum Steamboat Springs Hochbaum Denver

Sterling Hotel Opens for Guests October First

The Sterling hotel leased by C. W. Williams of Denver will welcome guests on October 1. The property features sixty rooms all luxuriously furnished and a first class cafe to open weeks later. Contrary to rumors, it will not operate as a rooming house but as a first class hotel.

Sterling Hotel Sterling C. W. Williams Denver

Woman Sues Union Pacific Over Damaged Property Rights

Mrs. Margaret Smith of Lee Appeles California files suit for $1.90 damages against Union Pacific claiming an industrial track across her front blocks ingress and egress. The case mirrors a federal decision limiting UP to a 10 foot right of way through Greeley instead of 400 feet.

Union Pacific Margaret Smith Lee Appeeles Calif W. R. DeBolt Greeley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ford, Register Helen Richie Alma Ada Crawford H. C. Miller William Himmingsen Milliken Berthoud J. S. Doughty Arvada George Neice Kerr Brothers Co. L. Beard Gammil Hattie Fuller Mr. Davis Vera Woodley Hazel Brown Rose Hall Raymond Brown C. F. Andrew Aie Asi Carmitk of Wiadropaline The Cahill Dry Goods Co Aia DELTA
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