Early Potatoes Fair Yield And Local News Roundup
Farmers dig early potatoes with a fairly good yield reported. Beet digging begins. HW Ford family hosts in Windsor. Montgomerys of Paton visit Eng lish couple. Typhoid illness hits Mrs Horace Salser. baby Russell Maynard ill. Walter Thomas leaves Ford crew for Boyle Produce. Lauridsens and Nellie Nef visit Graham family of Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Montgomery
Paton
English
Anna Smith
Miss Crone
Horace Salser
HW. Ford
Eva
Hanna
Windsor
Russell Maynard
Babe
C. C. Neff
Walter Thomas
Ford
Boyle Produce Company
P B. Lauridsen
Frederick
Nellie Nef
James Graham
Kersey
Local Notes From Beebe Area This Week
Beebe residents report visits and travel including August Baab to his parents and Henry Baab and James LeRoy families driving to Fort Lupton and Platteville. Denver eye treatment for Fred Shannon and school opens September 4 with Misselma Hansen as principal and Bessie Patterson guiding lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad. Fry
Fred Shannon
Denver
Henry Baab
Fort Lupton
James LeRoy
Platteville Sanday
Iva
Rose Dean
Greeley
Ethel
Grace Laughlin
LaSalle
Misselma Hansen
Bessie Patterson
LeRoy
Local News Roundup From Olive Branch Area
Miss Christopher attends Normal this year. Miss Ethel Pall visited Ault relatives. The diach rider J Tart moved family to Ault. Frank Miller and family enjoy hills outing. Mr and Mrs Page of Longmont visit sons N W and Bert Page. Mrs C F Collins of Ault visits brother Sherman Poe. Harry English returns from Denver to study. J H Rogers still confined after leg injury. Miss Nettie Bivatone stays with sister Fiona Bigstone in Denver. Mrs Eakins visits Longmont relatives then returns home. Potato digging starts but yields fair results due to blight. School goes well under Miss Mabel Blatherwick of Denver. Board orders six new seats and desks for increased attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Ethel Pall
Ault
J. Tart
Frank Miller
J. H. Rogers
Nettie Bivatone
Fiona Bigstone
Denver
Eakins
Longmont
Mabel Blathermick
Community Notes on Crops Visitors and School Start
Roberts and Cooper market their early potato crop. Mrs J L Stocking of Pierce visited Mrs O W Nye. Jesse Hart prepares to move to Ault. Threshing is nearly done and yields are good. Miss Bessie Lawson and her brother visited Longmont relatives. Nettie Blystone in Denver staying with sister Froya. Peterson and niece Lillian English returned from Denver. Mr and Mrs J H Fowler visiting in Kansas. Lurvey family and daughter of Longmont guests of D A Blystone. Mrs I Poe of Memphis Missouri and Mrs F Collins and Nettie of Sault entertained at Poe Bull ranch. School started Tuesday with good attendance and Miss Mabel Blatherwick teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts & Cooper
J. L. Stocking
Pierce
O. W. Nye
Jesse Hart
Ault
Bessie Lawson
Longmont
Nettie Blystone
Denver
Froya
Peterson
Lillian English
J. H. Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Kansas
J. Lurvey
D. A. Blystone
I. Poe
Memphis
F. Collins
Miss Nettie
Sault
Poe & Bull Ranch
Mabel Blatherwick
Higginson
Maney Replaces Threshing Engine With 25 HP, Threshes 3000 Bushels
R T Maney, expected to teach elsewhere after resigning, concluded his old threshing engine was undersized and bought a 25 horsepower engine. On the first day it threshed over 3000 bushels of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Maney
Peckham News Highlights From Peckham Area
Lawrence Peckham buys piano. Bessie Zilar moves to Greeley for Normal studies and visits Denver with brother Johnole. Gertrude Mackey returns to Normal. Roy Noel and Gordie McMillen bring a load of fine Colorado mules. Beet dump crews work with Walter Kimsey at scales and Wi burts brothers at the dump. Clubhouse moved to the railroad track opposite the creamery. Hinton family heads home to Indiana after visiting Mrs. Will Wilbur t. United Produce agent Hicks sends Harmon Zilar potatoes to the Pueblo state fair as best around Peckham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mackey
Peckham
Roy Noel
Gordie McMillen
Colorado
Peckham Beet
Walter Kimsey
Scales
Will
Jack Wiburts
Mr. Hinton
Indiana
Will Wilburt
Hicks
United Produce Company of
Greeley
Harmon Zilar
Pueblo
Local Notes From BIC Bend And Surrounding Areas
Farmers plow for fall grain while residents report visits and illnesses. Miss Gladys Stone is on the sick list. Mrs Rudd and daughter traveled to the city. Straley was in Greeley on business. Miss Lottie Lambrecht and Belle Hines visit Fort Lupton and Evans area. Carl Doemnerus and Anna Swanson wed at a relative’s home in Blackhawk. couple to live in Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Stone
Rudd
Mr. Straley
Greeley
McCann
Kansas
Belle Hines
Emily Davis
Mrs. Lane
Evans
Lottie Lambrecht
Fort Lupton
Carl Doemnerus
Anna Swanson
Blackhawk
Colo
Domnerus
Charlies Runquist
Central City
Local notes and events in town roundup
A daughter was born Sept. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Minnis. The W C T O will serve dinner in the vacant Pence store carnival day. Albert Allison and family plan to return home this week from a visit. A chicken pie supper will be served by Christian church ladies on Sept. 22 in the vacant Pence building. Mrs. Wm Kerr and children visit Missouri for about a month. Jan Hayden and Ian Hayden of Cripple Creek, Tw. Bridge, and John Frye travel to Chambers Lake for bear. A hard rain cooled dust before carnival time. J. J. Hart moved his family into the Aaron Frye house east of the track and will buy potatoes this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Minnis
Ladies of the Christian Church
Wm. Kerr
Missouri
Jan Hayden
Ian Hayden
Cripple Creek
Tw. Bridge
John Frye
Chambers ‘Lake
Bear
J. J. Hart
Aaron Frye
Mr. Hart
Local farm rental and town bond vote reported
Walter Fry rents George Haynes farm four miles northwest. Haynes plans California trip for Mrs Haynes health. First National Bank of Ault opens with refreshments and gold headed hat pins for guests. Frank Looney missing after Shoshoni reservation claim. possible foul play feared. Town votes $30,000 water works bond, tax worries persist as one property owner reduces price amid discontent. Saturday accidents include runaway team, buggy crash near John Shayden’s corner, two ladies uninjured, and coal wagon collision injuring a wheel. Clarence Baker’s collision near Seaton causes wagon damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fry
George Haynes
Here
Fred Davis
J. Magee
J. F. Buchner
John Shayden
Clarence Baker
Seaton
Rural and Personal Notes From the Community
Mrs Chas Fidler improves at Greeley hospital. Burr Pence travels to Booneville Mo to resume school. Ault rural route began September 17. Owen Swope becomes carrier from Pierce. Mr and Mrs R L Pence and Violet plan a Nebraska visit. A 4 Tengwald moves family to former Dr Hoyt house. Doctor moves to Denver. Mr and Mrs J Selby visit V D Selby family from McCook Neb. First National Bank opens in new building. Miss Pugh and Mrs Lacey stock millinery in vacated bank building. Baker accepts Eaton position and leaves. Mrs Baker and Dorothy will join once travel possible. They rent their house to F 4 Melotyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Fidler
Greeley Hospital
Burr Pence
Booneville, Mo
Owen Swope
Pierce
J. Selby
V. D. Selby
McCook
Neb
V. L. Selby
First National Bank
Miss Pugh
Lacey
Baker
Eaton
F .4. Melotyre
Warren Opens Drug Store in LaSalle
Dr. B A Warren opened a drug store Monday in LaSalle. Dwight McKenney is mobile on crutches. Miss Anna George visited Greeley last Saturday. C O Quigg was in Denver last week. Mr. and Mrs. Warren spent Wednesday in Denver. Mrs. Edgar visited daughter Mrs. Jas Dunn Tuesday. Mrs. John McMillan of Greeley visited LaSalle friends last week. Miss Belle Faris of Peckham stayed with Miss E Esther Ellis Friday and Saturday. Ralph Ellis left for Chicago via the Colorado special to attend Rush Medical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight McKenney
Anna George
Greeley
C. Quigg
Denver
Warren
Edgar
Jas, Dunn
John McMillan
LaSalle
Belle Faris
Peckham
E. Esther Ellis
Ralph Ellis
Colorado
Chicago
Chicago University
Rush Medical College
Elwell Notes and Local Movements Chronicle
Johnnie Whowell of Elwell made a business trip to Fort Collins on Thursday. Most of the Elwell typhoid patients are recovering well. Mrs Fern French formerly Miss Mead and her husband visited Robert Scots at his home over Sunday. Caution notes: death touched the Grey home claim stating a snail child buried Friday in Elwell cemetery. Mr and Mrs Eichmann visited Berthoud Tuesday evening before Mrs Eichmann began a conference on Wednesday. Mrs Maloney sister of Mrs Stanke spoke at the chapel Sunday morning but bad weather reduced attendance. Mrs Eichmann departed Monday from Pueblo toward Missouri and points east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Whowell
Fort Collins
Elwell
Fern French
Miss Mead
Robert Scots
George Grey
Eichmann
Berthoud
Local residents depart for Glenwood and Boulder trips
Henry Brown, long time clerk for John Purvis, left with his brother Robert to Glenwood Springs where Robert is a mine superintendent. In a related travel, Rev. A J Springston, Mrs Eichmann, and Mrs Will Clark left Elwell, and Rev J N Hanes, Rev J W Cleaver, and A G Bimson left Berthoud for Boulder on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
John Purvis
Robert
Glenwood Springs
A. J. Springston
Eichmann
Will Clark
Elwell
J. N. Hanes
J. W. Cleaver
A. G. Bimson
Berthoud
Boulder
Windsor and Denver Visitors In Local Notes
Windsor L. E. Frazier was a business visitor to Denver from Sunday till Wednesday Rev Cooper preached in Greeley Sunday Rev Avery of Fort Collins filled the pulpit here W A Gore sold the Racket store to L V Browne who took possession last Thursday W E Williams came up from Denver last week to look after business interests in Windsor George Fry Wm Peterson Fred Foster and James Cater returned Tuesday from the mountains Miss Norma Harrington of Denver visited her brother and family of Windsor and Eaton Mr and Mrs R E Hanna and daughter attended the postmasters association meeting in Denver Miss Blanche Middleton and Mrs Lon Ward visited from Eaton Wednesday to Thursday Mrs J R Young returned Tuesday from Arkansas and Illinois with Miss Nancy Young who will visit several months in Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Fir Greeley
Rev. Avery
Fort Collins
W. A. Gore
L. V. Browne
W. E. Williams
Denver
Windsor
George Fry
Wm. Peterson
Fred Foster
James Cater
Norma Harrington
Winder
Eaton
J. R. Young
Arkansas
Illinois
Mr. Young
Nancy Young
Colorado
Pierce O Swope Drives RK F B Route In Pierce
Local notes report Pierce O Swope began driving the RK F B route on Monday. Several residents including Mrs Emma Hubbard and Mrs J H Woodward visit kin and suffer minor injuries in a buggy incident near Fort Collins. A large influx of foreign workers arrives to support railroad construction and local farms report heavy potato shipments to Pierce station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Swope
Emma Hubbard
Boulter Ranch
L. N. Priddy
Pierce Station
W. S. Cram
Owen Swope
Ollie Swope
Boulter
J. H. Woodward
Kersey
Hazelton Farm Work and Local Visits Highlight Week
Hazelton farmers dig spuds and beets and threshing runs to market. Roger Wilson hosted a birthday dance on Saturday night. Mrs H C Davis and son Earl drove to Lupton and back. Misses Landrum Osborn went to Denver returning Sunday. Fannie Rogers of Greeley visited Bee Tham. Holmquist threshing machine seen nearby at Ed Briggs ranch. Alfred Emerick and wife from Pueblo visit relatives Joe Sapp and others. The couple traveled overland for the wife’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wilson
Alfred Emerick
Pueblo
Joe Sapp
Closing Out Sale Near Greeley by M F Wickstrom
Two miles northeast of Greeley on Thursday September 27 sale begins at 10 o clock. Includes team horses fresh cow household goods and farm implements. Owner M F Wickstrom ships out of state. Brown and Shearer are the auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
M. F. Wickstrom
Brown & Shearer
One Fare to Colorado Springs for Pike Centennial
The Colorado & Southern Ry announces a special one way fare to Colorado Springs with return for the Pike centennial celebration from September 24 to 29. Tickets go on sale at all stations September 22 23 24 and 26 with final limit September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Pike
Colorado & Southern Ry
State Normal school opens with record attendance
The State Normal school began operations last Tuesday with the largest student turnout in its history. Officials expect about 500 students in the Normal school proper, a twenty percent rise from last year, with a similar increase in the High school and other departments for a total surpassing 1,000 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Likley
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Bessie Zilar
Normal
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Lane
Lottie Lambert
Albert Allison
R. L. Pence
Violet
Nebraska
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Hoyt
B. A. Warren
L. E. Frazier
R. E. Hanna
Postmasters’ Association
Blanche Middleton
Lon Ward
Sntil
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Mr. Briggs
John Boulter
Mrs. Bert Haynes
Mr. Haynes
Fort Collings
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