Local business and social notes from Greeley area
Marks and Heaton open a flour and feed store in the former Tousley stand. Several families depart for visits to Iowa Vermont and New England. Church sociables and oyster supper planned. School enrollment 545 in District 6. Typhoid cases reported but not severe. Excursion rates bring many residents to New England and other eastern states.
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Marks & Heaton
New England
Cheyenne
Greeley
Magic City
Colorado
East
Atlantic Seaboard
Davis
Odd Fellows
Denver
E. Heaton
Newburg
N. Y
Philadelphia
H. Southard
Boston
New York
A. K. Packard
H. F. Currier
Platteville Whispers
Platteville dispatch notes plans for a depot building 24 by 80 feet two stories high with agent residence. Stanton selects east track site for brick dwelling 38 by 40 feet two stories. Ozment wins brick contract. Knowlton Brown & Coykendal open a meat market. Springfield moves to a new store. Hotchkiss and Smith inspect a new bridge for board acceptance. Mrs. Haxby returns to Iowa after illness.
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Platteville
Stanton
Joseph Ozment
Messrs
Knowlton
Commissioner Smith
Greeley
Wild horse hunt returns and town notes from Fort Morgan
J K Bowen brought in twenty head after a wild horse hunt. Sam McCreery returns from Greeley and resumes work. School opening delayed one week due to Miss Simmons illness, evangelist H W Rankin conducting nightly meetings. Greeley visitors, K H Bartlett joins banking firm Geo S Redfield & Co as notary. Erie editoral trip to southern Colorado and Canfield to Longmont telegraph progress.
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Times
J. K. Bowen
Sam McCreery
Greeley
Miss Simmons
H. W. Rankin
J. W. McCreery
Messrs Brown and Henderson
K. H. Bartlett
Bank of Geo. 8
Erie
Erie Independent
R. J. van Valkenburg
Hughes
Colorado
Denver
Lyons
Canfield
Longmont
Plain Talk on Market Day's Mixed Fortunes
The article laments Market Day as a failure despite heavy work and expense by the Board of Trade. It credits the Ladies Department for fine displays including vegetables, flowers, embroidery, and Crayon pictures, while criticizing high asking prices and farmer indifference.
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Board of Trade
B. D. Harper
Colorado
Longmonth
Boomer
Mason
Mr. Blane
Weld County fair draws Lupton residents and visitors
Correspondence notes many Lupton citizens will attend the Weld County fair. A ranchman near Lupton, Mr Huff, was killed by a horse last week. Abbie of Denver visited A C Cheery. Miss Sadie Ewing and Miss Alice Pollins plan a visit to Evans and Greeley. Miss McLaughlin is convalescing. A card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Wm Farr of Greeley dated Sept 15 1886 for kindness after their little daughter Mamie’s death.
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Lupton
Greeley Tribune
Weld County
Huff
Boston
Abbie
Denver
A. C. Cheery
Sadie ,Ewing
Allice Pollins
Evans and
Greeley
McLaughlin
Mamie
Wm, Farr
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James H. McDonall
J.T. Woollens
Harry Adcock
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