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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
7
Under the National Pure Food Law a guarantee numbered 2041 was led at Washington demonstrating compliance. The action reflects official certification and adherence to approved standards for food products.
A brief notice touts A Good Laundry and the Greeley Steam Laundry as reliable providers with up-to-date machinery and skilled workers. It highlights careful care, fair prices, and flat work as a specialty to attract patrons.
The Wentz school began last Monday with Miss Smith of Greeley as teacher. The Beebe Draw Sunday school will meet next Sunday at 10 30 AM with all invited. A frost on the night of the 9th killed melon and tomato vines. Oregon visitors arrive to see Mr and Mrs J W Shearer while they are on a wedding trip. Nearby families entertain guests at dinner including Mr and Mrs J Thompson and others from Greeley and Oregon. Fred Hoffman from Iowa visits Mrs J W Archibald with his daughter, who will stay all winter due to the daughter's asthma.
Prof Donnelly and wife will soon start housekeeping in Rufus Mead's cottage at Highlandlake. Mr Pryor of Rocky Ford was in town this week contracting beet acreage to pull and top beers. No mail arrived Thursday due to a wreck on the C and 8S near Boulder. The shock threshing will end soon as threshermen report a good run despite hail destruction across a large area.
J L Gabbet digs a fine field of potatoes selling at 2.25 per hundred. L A Jackson sold his meat market to Mr Zilligan last week. Farmers finished road repairs to Sublette loading points and await orders to dig beets. Grace Curry returns home after completing a four year course at Omro Wisconsin. Bert Dickson of Wiggins saved from canal by farmers using horses. Stockmen warned to watch for danger near Empire outlet.
Eugene Briggs of Missouri visits brothers Richard and Robert Briggs. Will Graham of Indianapolis and Mrs. Graham visit Christman home. Virginia Waters of Missouri visits cousins John and Mrs Jeffrey. Pearl Flager Beulah Baxter Alfred Baxter and A. E. Christman guests at Christman home. Mrs Bedford's threshing machine wrecks No 2 ditch bridge on Lucerne road hindering grain and potato hauling. Mrs Hopkins of Pleasant Valley hosts sewing circle for about twenty five women with noon dinner.
Mrs Nelson and Mrs Waite visited Longmont for Pumpkin Pie day. Mrs Chas Robison traveled to Fort Collins for several days last week. Farmers plan beet harvest starting the 18th. Nellie Waite attends Normal school. Wilmarth sold ten acres to Mr Stover of Greeley. will move to Iowa. John Anibald and cousin Miss Miller returned from Wyoming. Mrs Chas Grissom of Idaho visits Falls Ida. she represents Idaho Falls Developing Co. Mr and Mrs Henry Shearer from
Mrs Del Reeves is this week in LaSalle. Mrs Jas Dunn visited Longmont last Thursday. Chas Gordon of Denver visits Jas Stewart. Miss Edith Ellis spent Friday and Saturday at home. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W J McMillan on September 12. LaSalle band concert drew a large crowd. Rev Taggart of Beaver Falls Pa visits D S Ellis this week. T R Blackwood becomes weighmaster for Evans sugar company as beets begin arriving. Chas McKenney serves as weighman. Lawrence Conaway suffered a compound fracture of the ankle last week. Dr Warren oversees the treatment.
Peter Larson Elwell plans a new residence. The Morey family welcomed a baby boy. Miss Anna Van Dorpen visited. Mrs. Jehiel Shull adds an addition to her home. Lewis Eberhard’s family released from quarantine. Eugene Crowell visited his brother in the sand hills. J J Thornton oversees Montana business interests. Fred Worden at home after Nov 1, touring the state. Dilley Chapel families Brown T L Davis Carlson Eichmann Flory Shull attended conference. Rev H H Flory retained as pastor. Rev J N Hanes moved to Smith Chapel Denver. Rev C A Smith to mission work in Denver. H G Eichmann and crew start a new shop project busy Monday.
Evans E H Beeson is listed as sick. Guests visiting local families include Garey of Loveland with C B Ramsdal and family, Coe of DeKalb Ind with A W Rickard and family, and Miss Wright of Fort Morgan with Miss Deleen. Beet digging begins and regional shipments of wheat barley potatoes cabbage and onions increase. W E Morrison sells store to A T Tate of Kansas and shifts to farming. Rev Taggert of Pittsburg and Rev McMillen of Greeley attend A P church service. Mrs Emma Hardwick of Pueblo, former guest of Jer, mentioned in ending sentence.
Mrs Wille returned home Monday. The Evans town board secured a triple action pump for the water works, increasing discharge threefold. Rev A W Coffman returns from Grand Junction after attending the M E conference and will serve as pastor for the coming year.
Miss Nettie Marbley returns home to Big Bend to stay with her parents in Greeley. Mr and Mrs John Bentley host guests including Mrs Willson of Kansas and Grandma Smith. Mrs Wright of Greeley visits Edwin Davis Jr s family and returns home Friday. Eastern buyers eye farms in the area as sales and prospects rise. David Pritchard travels through the vicinity while cattle he seeks strayed and chats with Walter Davis before continuing.
Crow Creek item notes the Alden brothers erecting tanks on their farms. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Carr of Lucerne spent Sunday with Mr. Whitten. The S. L. W. ranch school advances under Mr. Muer and Mr. Kelso of Guthrie County, with Bardwell’s relatives visiting. plans include Palisade and Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Kelly Eaton of Ault visited friends here last week. Miss Linnie Jackson is visiting home folks in Iowa. W. H. Ross travelled the Fort Collins country last week. Miss Hazel Smillie stayed with Mrs. Bullock in Greeley. Mrs. W. R. Clark and her children left Monday for a trip to San Diego California.
J Shreeves and wife of Nampa Idaho visit friends here. A J Eaton and sons depart for Los Angeles. Miss Dorsey returns to California. R J Murray back home after appendectomy in Denver. J Wilcox and daughter visit uncle Dan Miller. Wilcox cashier of Louilla Iowa Exchange Bank. Misses Thomp son Hutchinson Dailey and Smillie head to Colorado Springs for college. Missionary meeting postponed due to Greeley convention. Mrs Weller Meyers Searles and Trenholm entertain library patronesses. rooms decorated with golden glow. cake and sherbet served.
Miss Moore of Denver visits her sister Mrs J F Hayes and plans to go east soon. The church interior receives finishing touches ahead of a hoped dedication. Mrs G B E Young spent part of last week in Denver returning for Pumpkin Pie day at Longmont. Circle Women of Woodcraft plan a Thursday initiation with fried chicken and entertainment.
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