Highland lake news and local moves bulletin
All Over Weld. Highland lake residents report several social notes. Roy Daley left last week to join his father in South Dakota. The beer dump opened for business last week Tuesday at Mead. Mrs. Andy Daley enjoyed a Denver visit for several days. Grain threshing yields good quality. Farmers report a strong third alfalfa crop. Arthur and George Kestler board with Mrs. C L Walker in Longmont attending high school, arriving Friday and filling the pulpit on Sunday. Ladies Aid of the Kersey M B E church met with president Mrs. J P Romans Tuesday afternoon with large attendance and refreshments as all enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
George Kestler
C L. Walker
Longmont
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kersey M. BE. Church
J. P. Romans
Kersey Visitors Attend Sunday Events and Parsonage Renovation
Mr and Mrs J S Steck were Kersey visitors last Sunday. The Epworth League held a business meeting at BE H Burkes on Friday evening. Kersey M E church repapered and painted the parsonage interior last week. A pleasant surprise greeted Mr and Mrs Robert Mortimer on Saturday evening with many attendees enjoying the good time. Rev Large, recently assigned to the area, was mentioned.
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Robert Mortimer
Hazelton Residents and Visitors Update
A news brief lists Hazelton residents and relatives visiting Denver Kansas and Philadelphia. Typhoid fever illness affects Scott Davis while many local farmers receive orders to start hauling beets. Bri Landrum visits Love land for artesian water health relief a Sabbath social noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Carlson
Denver
Ed Price
Kansas
Scott Davis
Hazelton
Bri. F. Landrum
Loveland
Sabbath School Event At Hazelton Draws Crowd
Evening gathering at Hazelton school house attracted a large audience with a strong program and reported enjoyment. The notice invites broad participation in Sabbath school each Sunday and lists social hosts including Lon Beetham, Nora Elder, Fred Foster, James Beetham, Susie Marion, and Fannie Rogers with their respective cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton School House
Lon Beetham
Nora Elder
Collins
Fred Foster
Windsor
James Beetham
Susie Marion
Philadelphia
Fannie Rogers
Beet digging begins in local neighborhood
Beet digging has begun in this neighborhood. Born Thursday Sept 19 to Mr and Mrs Greene Cox a daughter. Mr Duval and daughter Grace were passengers for Denver Sunday. A carload of lumber ordered in July for the new elevator has arrived after being lost in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Cox
Duval
Grace
Denver
Wyoming
Local Notes From Nunn Fort Collins Area
Nunn KE Camplin of Fort Collins transacted business in Nunn Friday. The Ladies Aid society meets at Miss Edith Wolf home next Thursday afternoon. Glen Walker visits Ernest Pike on the ranch fifteen miles east for a week. Miss Hazel Lemond leads the telephone office while Miss Chandler visits friends in Longmont. Wilfred Turner and Jack Givens return from Berthoud after two months threshing. Messrs Hazard and Brennen of Des Moines Iowa were visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Camplin
Fort Collins
Nunn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edith Wolf
Glen Walker
Ernest Pike
Hazel Lemond
Miss Chandler
Longmont
Wilfred Turner
Jack Givens
Berthoud
Finest grades at sixc and eightc at top prices
The notice highlights grades at 6c and 8c as the best offered and notes the roc line includes solid colors and fancies.
Condon's Prices Promised Before You Buy
We highlight the best line of goods in our trade and urge you to check Condon's prices prior to purchasing. The message stresses securing the finest selection and competitive pricing to shoppers.
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Condon
Cloaks on sale appealing for quality and price
The trade in these cloaks has started well and the line should please customers. They are stylish and priced from 10 to 25 dollars. Black gray green and red shades are offered in large quantities.
Fall Clothing Collection Ready for Sale
The store promotes its new fall garment line with pride. It invites customers to browse suits and other attire, promising style fit and price are right and urging readers to ask a salesman to guide them.
Men's Furnishings Offer Savings This Week
A section highlights money saving opportunities on a large line of men’s attire. Every detail of man’s attire is carefully looked after with a broad display of furnishings and accessories.
Trunks and Suit Cases Showroomwide Holiday Range
The moving public will find what they need on their trip in our vast line of these goods.
Footwear for the Family This Fall
The store promises footwear for the family with double the stock from last fall featuring top brands. Shop here for reliable shoes and complete fall stock to support your business.
Carpets and Curtains Sale Highlights Styles and Savings
Fibre mattings in handsome styles and colorings at 30c 48c 60c Limoleums many patterns to select from at 52 card The best 9x12 ingram rugs at 9.65 Nice cotton chain 9x12 rugs at 5.00 Lace curtains offered with savings claims Visit for bargains and value during the sale.
Nunn Area Sees Bank Building and Housing Projects Begin
The contract for a new bank building by B. F. Clark of Fort Collins is let and construction will start soon. A modern 10 room house for F. M. East lack is under progress a mile east of town and should be ready by October 1. Mrs Hammond, relative of the Wagners, arrived from Spokane to consider settling locally. BE Liner arrived from Sidney with horses and plans to move back by October 15 after purchasing property from G. E. Eastlack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
B. F. Clark
Fort Collins
F. M. Eastlack
Kimsey Residence Construction Begins at LaSalle
Work has commenced on the Kimsey residence in LaSalle. J A Hicks is building a new farm home one mile east. G Whitney, La Salle day operator, takes a thirty day leave with his bride to visit California. Local visits include Pearl Brown convalescing from typhoid, and Mrs D S Ellis and daughter Hattie visiting Mrs Macy at Greeley. Mrs John Craig and daughter Ethel of Evans called in LaSalle. Various social visits follow with local families and friends.
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Kimsey
Pearl Brown
J. A. Hicks
LaSalle
D. S. Ellis
Hattie
Macy
Greeley
John Craig
Ethel
Evans
la Salle
Messrs Taggert and McComb
James Beattie
Wilson
Clay Center
Kan
John Bentley
George Gregory
Hardin
Fort Morgan News Briefs Highlight Local Fair Wins and Irrigation
Mrs Will Foley won four blue ribbons at the Fort Morgan fair. Miss Minnie Radford teaches at Masters and stayed in Greeley over the weekend. Musgrove and J E Painter will travel to Denver by auto and return Sunday. Beet stations in the district opened and beet delivery starts. Foley and Baker inspected the Jackson ditch early in the week. Mr and Mrs W A Cole hosted Mabel Brink in Fort Morgan. All beets now go to Sterling instead of Greeley. Secor of Sterling sugar factory visited Myron Brink at Orchard. W E Wilson district attorney researched irrigation projects still in progress at Orchard. Hazelle Moore returned home from Lupton for the weekend. Supt Badger of Jackson Jake will finish concrete work by Nov 1. He and family and assistant have been there since July 1. S A Jackson traveled to Denver seeking civil engineers to survey hills northeast of Orchard for irrigation wealth.
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Will Foley
Fort Morgan
Minnie Radford
Masters
Greeley
Miss Musgrove
J. E. Painter
Denver
Messrs. Foley
Baker
Jackson Ditch
W. A. Cole
Mabel Brink
Sterling
Mr. Secor
Sterling Sugar Factory
Myron Brink
Orchard
W. E. Wilson
Hazelle Moore
Lupton
Badger
Jackson
Jake
S. A
Local Notes on Births Illnesses and Real Estate Deals
AULT Mrs John Hembree is sick with bilious fever. A son born Sunday Sept 15 to Mr and Mrs W T Lynn. Harry Mattison buys Amos Morrison place east of town for 2700. John Newman buys three acres from A W Morrison for 900 and will build soon. Mrs R L Pence ill but improving. Miss Cora Bainbridge opens millinery in Greer Whitaker building. Louis Krontbral returning from Denver for cancer operation. Harold Gibson died Tuesday night Sept 17 at six months. Family lives on Miss Eddy ranch east of Lown.
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John Hembree
W .T. Lynn
Harry Mattison
Amos Morrison
John Newman
A. W. Morrison
R. L. Pence
Cora Bainbridge
Greer & Whittaker
E. O. Bone
Louis Krontbral
Denver
Harold
Grover Gibson
Miss Eddy
Lown
Parental Loss and Deaths Reach Colorado Town
The mother of G. H. Bradfield died Saturday after paralysis and was buried in Greeley Sunday. Bradfield had brought her from California seeking relief in Colorado climate. Mrs. Dorothy Lee Ryan died at St. Luke's in Denver on Sept 15, the day after a daughter was born who lived only hours. She had undergone appendicitis surgery Sept 9. Funeral at Congregational church. burial in Eaton cemetery with Dorothy Rebekah lodge at the grave.
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G. H. Bradfield
Greeley
Community Notes From Lone Tree and Surroundings
Miss Eva Killham was ill for several days last week. Mrs. Barbara Diehl visits her brother J. Christman and family. Mrs. New stayed with her daughter Mrs. Frank Darling. Mr. and Mrs. Macy plan to sell out and move to California this winter. Miss Lutle Rice teaches Pleasant Valley school in place of Mrs. Mabel Marsh who will teach In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Killham
Barbara Diehl
J. Christman
New
Frank Darling
Macy
California
Lutle Rice
Pleasant Valley
Mabel Marsh
Greeley
Elwell Community Notes From Windsor Area
Elwell updates cover Homer Hardesty family move from near Windsor to Elwell. Will and Jim Smith aid with fall beet work after returning from Estes Park. Several residents ill under doctor care including Mrs. Mary Crowell and Edith. First beet haul to Elwell dump planned Wednesday. Rev Flory family to spend a week at Akron ranch. Hardesty visit from Ranchester Wyoming. Joliet Montana trip by J. J. Thornton and daughter Purvis. Misses Clampett and Jones, teachers, visit Love land Platteville. Worden couple to move to 80 acre farm gifted by Will Clark. Friends meet at parsonage Friday with items on George Washington.
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Will
Jim Smith
Estes Park
Mary Crowell
Edith
Elwell
HW. H. Flory
Akron
Robert Hardesty
Ranchester
Woo
J. J. Thornton
Joliet
Mont
Local Notes From Evans and Surrounding Areas
Evans residents report visits from Rev Crook and visitors from Ault and Tennessee. J T Cornelius starts building for Fred James. Homer Sims lays a concrete foundation for Walter Kimsey’s LaSalle residence. Harvest Festival at Ault praised. Mrs J F Jack heads to Wallace Nebraska for winter. Doris Kinsinger hosts a child gathering with a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sims
Walter Kimsey
LaSalle
Greeley Produce and Commission Co Opens New Warehouse
The Greeley Produce and Commission Co announces a new warehouse at 705 Fifth Street ready for business. Ira L. Sides is listed as manager with the claim of paying the highest market price for potatoes onions and cabbage and inviting telephone inquiries at Greeley 257.
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Fifth Street
Telephone
Greeley
The
Greeley Produce and Commission Co
Ira
Sides
Mananger
Greeley Steam Laundry Showcases Quality Service
The Greeley Steam Laundry offers up-to-date machinery and skilled workers. It promises careful handling against wear and tear, good treatment, fair prices, and specializes in flat work.
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Greeley
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J. S Grant
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Collier
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
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