First National Bank Close of Business Notice
The First National Bank reports its close of business for Sept 9, 193. Cash balances and ledger summaries indicate standard end of day activity.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
3
The First National Bank reports its close of business for Sept 9, 193. Cash balances and ledger summaries indicate standard end of day activity.
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Auction notice lists Monday September 21 sales at Jack Sauter's Johnstown with horses cattle and implements. Tuesday September 22 auction at Dr. R W Rogers 212 miles south of Hillsboro features large heavy horses cattle and machinery.
One way second class colonists tickets sold via Union Pacific to San Francisco Los Angeles and many California points. Rates from Portland via OPR to Butte Anaconda Helena Spokane Wenatchee Tacoma Vancouver Victoria and other routes with varied sums. Liberal stop overs in California and west of Pocatello. Call E R Griffin Denver for full information.
Round trip excursions to Salt Lake City and Ogden via Union Pacific with multiple sale windows. $25 tickets sold daily June 1 to September 30, good for return by October 31. $20 tickets sold August 2 25 31 and September 2 to 11, valid 30 days from sale. $18 tickets sold July 13 to 18, valid until August 31. Liberal stop overs allowed both directions. For more information contact local agent or E R Griffin Denver.
Union Pacific sells round trip tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles at one fare for travel from October 9 to 18, 1903 with liberal stopovers. Final return by November 30. Optional Portland return via Shasta route for $13.50 extra. Tickets read over Union Pacific. contact local agent EF R Griffin, Denver for details. Nickel Plate advertises comfort, low rates, daily through trains, and dining car service. Depot address La Salle and Van Buren, Denver district office at 911 Seventeenth Street.
A sweep of market notices and shop ads from Red Front and Hudson Bros includes millinery displays, holiday bargains, and special prices on jars, fur collars, and glassware. Social items note weddings and visits. Republican committee endorsements and a piano pitch appear amid theater previews and Elks circus hype.
The Greeley Elks plan a Tuesday night circus and vaudeville at the opera house to raise funds for widows and orphans. The event promises sensational acts, daring exploits, and family entertainment, with proceeds aiding the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks charity. Local anglers and travelers recount outings in mild weather.
A Denver man testifies that after using four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills starting in 1899 his backache vanished and his kidneys have shown no problems for over three years. The advertisement notes the pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole agents in the United States.
On September 1 8 15 and October 6 the Rock Island System will sell tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all points in Indiana Louisville Ky and many points in Ohio at one third fare for round trip with return valid thirty days from sale. For details contact your nearest ticket agent or Hal S Ray Denver Colorado.
Elmer McVay, a boy described as 11 or 12, left with only sixty cents by his father, wandered from Denver toward Kansas City. Found with a group of tramps near LaSalle, he was brought to Greeley and placed with the county, while county officials and Judge Southard learn his tale of a ill mother and exhausted family seeking help. He was to be taken to his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Jones, in Blue Springs Missouri, as aid is arranged.
The new county hospital nears finish. Fraternal lodges and other groups expect to furnish rooms for sick members, a move urged by these organizations to supply beds and reduce county furniture costs.
In Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia Mr D P Daughtery nearly died from diarrhoea before a neighbor gave Chamberlain's Volk Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The medicine cured him in less than twenty four hours, with two doctors offering little relief. Available at all druggists.
Gus Anderson of two and a half miles east of Ault tends a prize winning calf described as a freak with only three legs. The young animal shows a tiny left front foot and no shoulder above it yet is unusually large and strong for its age at about four weeks old.
Otto Claud Tracy of Greeley wed Miss Matilda Schieck of Greeley. Carl Gustafsen from Highlandlake married Miss Emma Erickson of Highlandlake. James McWhite of Greeley tied to Miss Lida J. Hodges of Golden. S. L. Purdy of Denver wed Miss Edna M. Vail of Greeley. Sherman Percy Saunders of Greeley married Miss Zella Edith Lemmon of Greeley.
A Toledo advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites F. J. Cheney & Co. and lists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers. It claims the cure acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and notes price and availability from druggists.
The Board of County Commissioners announces a five dollar reward to anyone providing information that leads to the arrest and conviction of individuals dumping rubbish on county roads. The notice encourages public assistance in preventing littering on local thoroughfares.
Special train departs Wind sor at 7 30 a m on Wednesday September 30 for a round trip at 2 50. Each ticket holder receives a Beautiful souvenir.
A listing offers fine potato and sugar beet farms and 5 to 10 acre tracts with ample canal and reservoir water. For prices and terms contact Willian F. Stephens in room 9 of the Opera House block.
A local ad promotes refurbishing old diggers to like new condition at Taylor and Wagner located at 716 Seventh Street urging cost savings over buying new.
An old advertisement touts Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises refunds if no cure and features E. W. Grove signature on each box. The price noted is twenty five cents.
Miss Irene Welch a former Greeley resident and Edith Colorado native Charles Griffin married September 2 at the bride's mother's home in Boulder The Rev Francis Russell officiated in a quiet home ceremony with immediate relatives and friends present The couple departed by evening train for Edith Colorado to begin their life together
Otto Claud Tracy and Miss Matilda Schiek of Greeley wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on September 9 1903 with Rev. B T Vincent performing the ceremony.
A Saturday evening presentation of Hello Bill at the Greeley opera house delighted with a capable company. John Daly Murphy and Miss Pauline Hickler lead as the principal comic pair with strong support. The farce is excruciatingly funny at times, clean and wholesome, delivering constant laughs.
The North Side Country Club held its fortnightly meeting at Mrs. William Tinker’s home on September 11. With president absent, Mrs. Sam Clark led the session and a committee proposed revising club laws. The program centered on John Greenleaf Whittier with readings and anecdotes, including letters connected to the poet and Whittier school honors. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Perry Murrey’s home.
Leroy Barton aged 22 died in Eaton from typhoid fever and was shipped to Baird Nebraska for interment. Tilghman Miller aged 47 died at home in Pleasant Valley and was buried at Bethel church with services at 1 pm. he left a wife two daughters and a son and was a son in law of Peter Brown.
Rev. August Johnson D D of Kansas will preach to the Swedish people of Greeley Thursday evening at 7 p m in the Advents church with a cordial invitation extended to all who can attend.
Jas W Shearer advertises as an auctioneer in Greeley Colorado offering stock sales as a specialty. Terms are stated as reasonable with satisfaction guaranteed and contact via industrial phone ranch 15 6.
Train trip labeled Over the Loop runs 83 miles via Union Pacific on Wednesday September 30 leaving Greeley at 7 50 a m and returning the same day at 7 55 p m with no other stops noted.
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