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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

ior bopbe iporet falift til goISsifts.
monben | Go[feretieL 8. ~. 2eipis.
GSbsfaIb. SuIius GbrHfianien
er afsdnet oeo Tsben | Cambridge ben
16he Moi, 43 Mar sauirneI, efter en-
Operation for arpit. aiSsSe par fra
@rs, Seoemarfen. Dan eiterIaosr
Ito Slfitru % ire Born.
DIE S~enbrifion / Iorpnet Snf.
Iano, Zane Gounip, osSe ben lite
Dsai CO bleu begrapet ira gitre aoib.
forona Strife ben 13oe Wai, meoos.
Ter "amerifa~ San par fsbt / goI.
Sers | 1912. 8 aaret 1647 beiIiitte.
De ban at uoponore til gmerifa, men
bette pafte ioo itor 6orifrpffelie
blanbt bans SInetninse, at be enbo3
falate ino Prriten for at ian BAN til
at aiitaa fra Reiien. Ole Senbrifion
bleo oos iait | fin geiIuinins. Otter
en- lanspdrig Meiie fom ban til Giie.
Bee % oerira oper Ct. 9aurenoe $40.
ben % De itore SnSiser til Milnau.
fee. Gerfra reiite Samilien meb 8osn
til Saflanb, bnor Serbrifion fisbte
ben 6arm /, paa boilfen ban boeoe til
lin Ieb.
Sfiocnterlnner. - Brpfioent Dan
Siie DeS Wisconiins llniueriitet bar
fnnSgiort, at Der bill blioe Gramen /
Subeliiser, o. bette bar Stuoenterne
itrnr mobiat iis. &c log op EIafater
ritnct ltriperiitetet boorpnn HrRiiben.
ten % Sitbileet / Be iterfcite ltS.
trpf oaoleoes, % Sa Ban Siie for be
forianleSe Stioenter tiIfjenbesao lin
Ris6iaisefie beroi, blep ban ubpeben
Of ca. 1000 SttSenter. IA stltSen.
terre baoSe "iopet paa" lin Cpisrief
mob FrGiiSent @on Siie, ansreSe Be,
at be iaa opbt bopSe iaaret lin Carer.
aae alosierne bolOt MI Msoe os Be,
iluttehe at birlpe Brpiibenten paa
ale mulige Waaeer, for at llniperiitc.
tets 50.aars SitbiI9um oe bans Sno.
fsreIie | gmbeoet funSe blipe en- Sui.
ies. Snsons Bitten bolbt ben idmlc.
be Stuoenteritab ct Wasiemsoe 81
fatteoe Reiolutioner, bpori Sc misbil.
IigeOe llopibninser al Brpiioenten.
Strar efter began Be Jig no paa Uni.
oeriitetets Campus, boor Be an.
tPnote eft fort 9adI al SjPretsnoer
% anbet br9nSbart stoi. 9ereiter
began be fig til g~r9itSentens gus %
fdIbte BAN no. San bolSt en- Gale
iii Dem, iom De mootog meS flor &c.
getitrina.
17Se Mai. Ten Sorenebe Sir.
fes Werigbeb / stougbton iamlebes
/ airfens 9aientent Sen 17Se Roi i
ben SobbeIte Seriiat at ieire ltnfbpit.
siSbeosbasen iog at gipe lin Br9it.
8. Sesse, en- "surpriie". 9aIer
bolotes al ainamisiionpr Maioni %
al Bait. 5b. geger. On oeIipISt 4pn.
sepune o~uerroftes Bait. Segse, fri.
Der "Mmerifa".
Zen t7oe atai par iislge idmme
Slab omtrent 200 Berioner iamIeoe
| Mrs. 8. Sorriions GUS / Nanito.
moe | ben Sobtelte Seniist at ieire
Rorses ltaibensiabeo % Of ibrfonl.
me aoinSeforeninsens Stiftelie for
femoetpoe aor iiSen. Ter er enbnu
s isien al DC 26 MeoIenmer iom bar
meo at itiite 5oreninsen ben 21oc
Roi 1879. glanSt oisie er Wrs.
Sorriion % benoes Sptserootter,
Rrs. Sbomns Sorriion. Ser bGep
boIbt SaIer Tor Rpiroeforeninsen al
WerisFeSens 8r4it 9dit. 3borien %
al Tbomas Sorriion o. for beit 17be
Wni al Bait. alfien % aue. erifs.
noen. Wuiifer Ie%perebes al Pidniit.n
Rroi. SfaaSer os al Ell WarSsfoir.
tet o. ct aor, JON lang melt norif1
Songe. gfterat BET surige Erogram
bar aiiluttet aapes 5obIeauer al Ga.
nier / Rotionaloraster, % aitenen
iI,ttteSe meo 6oririifnin8er, Sege %
SomtaIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
5utsrnnn,t.

Ole Salporicn Ell aanmel RonS /
Rdcine ligger paa ct Soipitdf Der |
gpen iom 6sl9e al Sanr % 9eifa.
oigelier, iom ban If peb, at en- elef.
triif Sporuogn itsSte MOB ham ttolia
SnsoaSs RorBer. San eif pan 90.
men, 'bo 8oeren fom riirot en- Bot
ming, iaa Rotormanben life ioa Dam,
for BET par for ient at itdrie @ognen.
Ter er Sore ior bans 9ip.
Rapir'S trcif. Sra appletou
m~eboeles, at en- Streif iom BIZ ansaa
1000 Nrbeioere / statens 1apirmsf.
Ter. sieniprIis nil 6Iioe HeiuItatet al
6a6%rifnrternes 6orlanseroe ON, 1t
arbeiSerre ira 9srooss Iiten Ser
2SSe ifaG sienoptaSe eeres LANCE Dir.
~beiSsbas, boilfet oil iiae, at be mna
arbeibe 2sroass Nnt % ssnbas. %
H%apirmsIer BIZ blire inpoloeret |
Mffrren.
amnbe life opiGttes. ssitrene
GliNo % Sobana 8ro9Itte / Gbippeipo
Saus reiite iibite llse til WinneapoliS
% looeoe i'm Wober fun at blipe boz.
re Ell Tag. Ia be fom iii Iinneapo.
lis, blep be moStasne al Oscar Gara.
so, glioas aiGreite. San bapSe Sc.
res iremtiSise Stem i9rSist, o.
9rpQlpet iaubt itror SteS. MooerenS
Samtbffc til SorbinbeIien o. grii.
Sers al9ber os gierbeIe bniteSe SET
life mes at t~ilpeie6rinee, men 9rp!.
Iltpet fltrSe life opipttes. Mrs.
aroeitie par fsrit tilbsielig til at
mobip!te iis 8iitermaaIet, men ba
Set alereoe par for lent, gap bun 8ar.
ret i'm S~eliisnelie.
ltnbiap nbcn gpttc. Rsuere
iprPnste SrsSas Worgen Set itore
Serrifab / Yoithuiei / 0tolint Soreb
% tos Serfra Srimprfer ior $14o,
$50 / aontaut o. en- bel Eel Sfisoer
% 89roipapirer. &c fom iuS / Su'
Jet pe0 SiGIp al SerritGneer % Sua'
iern, i~tiaalne ira Ell n9rItagence
SmiSie. On SIaster pes Nour Sobu.
ion, iom Dor IiBe oper 8aSer bsric
GrpIoiiorer % sao alarm til Sepltp
Sberiff Scott, Tom ~teleionereoe I'll
Sberifieu / NaSiior. Genre ierStc
W9ro ub meo burtigIsbcnSe Seite
IangS ale Seie ira Iourt Sore6,
men Heperre ianbt man life. On
Serrbor. ion inoeboISt ale Eergert
% Sproipapirerne, idroteS ierert
nna Serrbdreu r9r Speu.
Eipnbrcoe iis ielu. - 9eter )
@aldl. en- aisbmanS i 9oSi, ertienStt
iis icrIeSen Gag ifpIbis / at baue al.
Io8t iaIif gS % bsmtrS i Zen isSeral;
Rct iii Ter RaareSers Strai / Stats'
reiormatoriet / MiIpaufee. @a!d
bapSe Tor at isie lin Suitru aiifeoige:
Ell ung Came ira bcroes slrbsiSe
bans Sutif, % ban meIbte til SoIitie'
| Nootion, al unoer BANS SrapPr pal
9arSet haube Hspere bruSt iia inS
bans Buff, ioset Ssrene al Genss'
Ifabet / bans acntor % irarsuet bar
$1,000. Senere ton Set ior Taser
at ban ielu bapSe iaset Ssrene a
8erseifabet. % at ban bapSe gipe:
8eugere til BEN aiiteSiseoe arinSe
q. ban baooe itiuIt Sarer FOR $400t
/ CT chr | Spens Infant, ieubt 8a
rer icr $4,000 iii en- aisbmauS
Oslo; rrSpioere al bans 8irlo be
LOB Jig ii! $4,000, mems ban fir
babe Gieubom Tor $1,000. san iii
itoS, al sei par bans Seniist at b.
bragg line arebitorer. % al ban Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Nnrn Dnkntn.
q. 4. saItbammer er ubraput

Stnfp SpuRpru.
u. Z. saItbammrr er ubraont Ill
9oitmeiter / Soitinss iiteeenior Car:
g. Ropmono iom blep oiiat.
CAB ueb Slbebranb. SlS soc.
IdgSe | 5orsooa oaSe, @rdnerp, Nd.
ffinbus o. $500 guibeIs aorn, I'll.
bsrenoe Gam sanpior Ter 0til nor.
bei,ior Sinlep.
Thomas @ilbcrtion | 2isbon opfs.
rer ct geboeIiesbus for $4,000. Ct
baIpt Tniin onbre 9pgninger er I'M.
Der SpiereIie Der, os en- R4rgSe an.
ore Sor6eoringer gisres | gpen.
gntpn Sfnrbnl, en- gremier eoa
Great Rortbcrn gonen, "a glar gain
mel os usiit, iif begse fine Ben al
~ifaarne | ct 1oriss paa at boppe ont
borS paa ct 5r9n / Nia9ara. San:
Stem bar / Iepils 9afe.
6. Z. gnrfc 6Iep al Den iubiciene
&onpention | Sdrrirgton nomineret
Tom aanotbdt til Gommerembeoet !
iemte Iiitrift. San fit Sc al sc
Siemmer. Gen nilpprenbe 1ominer
@laispel. Tom bar aanbibot III 8ien'
pola, blep life n9pnt | Gonpentionen.
g.. VI. Sburp, en- al De bpstieite
aonofater | Sdmestomn, If Snsoaas
aften Sierteilas % bsbe alene | 1T
aontor. Son bar en9dng | 5trmd
meb Gbnircb 8orter, en- Ssn al
CONNER gprter, % hapoe 8ontor |
Wobera, Wirn. San par | Here Ter
miner statSobpofat | 5orsent 60,
SrcS 9pnS a~rreItereoes forleoen
Sag | Wocrbeob poa anflnae al
Charles Saubberg, ira bpem ban
bapbe ~itiaoIet $40. Spnb bapbe in
gen Benee. og Sanbbers betaIte 4oii
og Soei for BAN. men alliaepel itial
ban fin geIaisrers Ienee % rsmte
oper til moorbeaS, bpor ban pnagre.
bes.
9raeiurcninsen | RorS 9dfotc
polstc peh fit @esSe / Sorso / Sirs,
bags Or. golbmin Sdmestopn III
0rniiSsnt 7r. Sorfneis III @ice'
gr9iioert, Or. @heeIer. Sefretrr.
1e TO iioite cr ira Sarge. Or. Ybi,,
lips ira Sope pnIstes til anSierer,
Get n1ite aorsmsbe ifoI bolbeS
8rono Sorts.
On Spinses aiGrlisbcS barb 49,.
900. - 9ubpig Moitnb fra Winnea'
polls bar arIogt Saa moo Sreb
Sobnion. en p~eIitadenbc 5drmer Nor
Ilorton. for 5000 SfdbcSeritoi'
Ming for at baoe i~rarspet bam C0to'
itaol hans Sllitrus ai9rligbeb. Mrs,
Roitab iif nplig Sfilsrnisie fra i'm
Mauo % blep Sobnions SnSboloer.
ifc.
Gn mistGnfclia Ssnbs. Ct SSnS'
areb giorbeS iorleoen 0dg al Iolitiei
| gpotefet i Soreit Hiper. Ser fon
Ell SuffertsnSe iii gpen, merfct
"FormnlSebpSe", % Sen iaa uoeei
mistrnfcIig no. afboISsioIfct pas
iebe nsie paa ber % unoerrettebt
Sheriiien / Grafton. Senne fom %
toa baabe Ssnbcn % Sreb StIimpi
Seitprereu al Ipotefet, rleb iis ii
Braftou. Seubeu iagbeS at inSc.
bolSe GintiIoifer al 9rUrSepin.
&c pil hare alt. Ger fol
CONNER opisres Ell ResieriuaS 9pg,
nina / 8ronb Sorts. Gertil bal
SorercSien bcctIget $4,000; mer
IN bar Butler Bros. ienbt subut
pun a%ontroften for 9p9uiraeu o.
tilbubt iia Of opisre ben FOR $l10,
900. @per$ SorretniraSmTnb o.
Commercial GLIB bar ierbt Yrotei
til @aibingtor MOB, at Der opfsre:
eli rinaere 9pgnins. ems 9epiIgnin
gen tiaaoer; Sc pil bare ali, iom iii
fcmmer Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Ohio.
Ten bat ncS igjen.


Ten Dat nc0 tg1en. VreOrene
Grille % @iIbur @risbt / Canton,
bar opiltroet en- Slpoemaifine. 5 Ge'
cember iiSitIeSen ~prspebes Den / aittr
Sarpf, q, g., % M bar De prsuet Den
igien. Grepen al en- 9ropel. ren0te
ben irem 100 200 ueo 2apton, baoe.
be Jig Oerpaa IL 600 op / Sliten oe
flsi 80 900, boorpaa ben Dat neS,
8run0en bar, iagoe grsorene, al
8asoIinmaitinen, JONI itaffer Grip
frat, bar fommen i lllaoe. Hogel
li9neuSe bRnSte unoer Srsoer
Roro Carolina. 9rsSrene er i9roe'
les tilireSs mes lin Slppemoifine, %
pitt er Set, at Ben bar ale GpSer, uaal
unotases, at Sen life fan fIpue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Abnoe asInnn.

3sberi. Stepben &erbert biep
sen 25se Ieai arreiteret / Vropioeucc
uroer @nfldse for at bape i%tjnalet
Sub. oe SsIrfoser bos 8. u. aiiier
| Gbicdso for $4,000. 5p7erict
fcresif ben 12te Mai, os aaiier u>lo.
peoe $500 for SpDens 1logribelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31

SforIienspiben. San latte ba a!
Strait pna for at foulne nS al SuneI.
len, 90 idninnrt ban bopoe noaet frem
til @iliamstoipn, tilfoIote ban 29.
ger. 1unnelIen err en- Dill lang. 10
al WGnbene bar osoe, beriblanot Jor.
mdnben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Mthtentt.
Or. {. s. Suoiom, Iopor /

Or. 5. s. Suoion, wapor | gee.
sdunee. reiitc iioite 5irsous rteo en-
aamerat no paa Siifetir % if'ttse
fomne biem nrite Gag. ID ban life
fom til ben beitemte Tio, ienStes 6olf
uo Tor at isse eiter BAN. &c ianSt
Woporens 2eOiaser / Sarbs, en- Ii.
BEN citation 8 Mil i~snoenfor He.
gailnee. % Ran iasSe, at CT. SUB.
ion Sen forcsaaenoe sliten i sienSe
&ean par 9aaet til Stationen, os ban
troeSe, ban bar reiit bien. Ron bar
enSnlt life iunoet Spor al BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
California.

sturm % sfabe. ) santa
GIard.D oIer / California Sprfer SrtS.
bpsaerne alifers 5rust, % airiebr.
rene er M mart mcSne. Den | &c
iioite Taae bar bet bInit en- orfondg.
zig storm, % man frnstrr for, at
$aloparten OF 8iriebrrene Dor saoei
| gnifen. pIonrRetrnerne bar osiau
iaret iIoe, % Der Iisser mellem 20 o.
30 Miaioner Yuno 9lommer paa
Marfen.
Snoianerbppbins Spb. llfi16.
Stammen | California miiteoe lin
9onIe Ssooins unSer en- Set TOR De
osSe | iorri8e ltse. San beo Charles
genio, % bans alber opsnpes til t07
aor. 29nse isr Se bpiSe boiattc iis
| California, irotos ban en- 5sreritiI.
fling inoen fin stamme. Gan bar
bens CONNER; men Zig andre Snbio.
n~erbspbinger 6abebe ban De bpioe o.
bapbe mango MorS paa i'm Santoit.
tisbeo. Gum WarSen bar Ell anber
SspSina % fom for 20 Iar iiben i
alnmmeri meo en- rso RdnS, bpem
ban brpbie. Eli Strdi berior banSi
8erio bdm iii ct 5rp for at ifpSc
bont, auslen trai life, % 6eroper
blep Venio ioa roienSe, Of ban sreb
en- Gr o. bussebe SooeSet al @oroer.
Gette baooe Berios aiipttelie til
Helge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-31
Ntnh.
1lnSjelia oso. .

VlnSieIis oso. - Susb alIreS, en-
Giuilinsenisr, os u. Sesien bans as.
iiitent, blep / 5orsoass br9bt al
gIeftricitet. &c bar paa en- 2anS.
ninalers aiaSe mellem Zig, o. ben fom
| gersrelie meo SelIurioe Bomer Cos
eIeftriife IraaSe, % be bIeo sieblif.
felid orpbte.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
CoLUMBINE

Mrs. E. j. King is visiuing her
daughter near Winsdol
Osa Brown, who has been i'll, will
soon be in school again.
Prudence and Laura Landers drove
up to Mr.. Conrey' Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Beers spent
Sunday with Mrs Beers parents at
LaSalle.
The attendance at the school has
so greatly increased in tile past few
weeks that there is talk Of enlare lug
the school building.
F. NJ. King and Miss AIDA Landers
and Albert Nichols and family were
among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin King Of Ault Sunday.
Albert Montgomery's dugout caught
fire Monday before noon, which ere.
ated quite an excitement, but no
particular harm was done. Mr..
Montgomery has stove In the dug
out to prevent the potatoes from
freezing and the fire Is thought to
have caught from the stove.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
FORT LUPToN

Mrs. r. F. Jackson is recovering
flom her attack of pneumonia.
b. f, Newton made a trip to Estes
mark during the week on business.
Colonel f. A. Meredith has been
appointed administrator OF the estate
of ". c. Knowles.
NJ. f. Burns, section boss Of the
y. p. at this. place, Is in bed with a
severe attack of stomach trouble.
E.S. ST. John attended the North
ern Color ido Butchers and Groce rs
association meeting at Fort Collins
last week.
o. f. Frink of the Silver State
Creamery company will make an eX-
tended "trip in the mountains next
week for the purpose Of working up
larger cheese trade.
Laburnum Circle Women Of Wood
craft gave an entertainment and sup
per in the X. Of p. hall Monday night
TO all its members and families. A
good time was enjoyed by all present.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28

ue was formerly OF this neighbof'
hood,
f A. Eames of Eaton was IN TINS
,aiahborhood Saturday. locking after
the interests of the telephone com
panv
William Cozad, Roy Gilmore, hick
cruise aud william Nelson hauIeo
no,atoes to Ault for E Il. Kent 'as'
week.
Mrs. James Nelson and children o'
Pleasant valley visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl, p. Nelson, inns
week
Rev. Is hnowlton will hold services
at the Collins school house every sun
aay evening until further notice IS
given.
A fire started at W. j. Gilmore 5
Saturday in straw stack. A stra"
shed and some hay were burned out
no live stock was injured. 1t is sup
posed that the fire started from
sharks blown from the chimney.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
HlLLSBoRo

Mr.. Mossman was in Windsor
Thursday.
Wilmer Dye and Sam Mossman
disposed o, some Of their cattle last
week.
Miss Madge Gress visited in Wind
sor from Friday to Sunday with her
brother ard family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray drove to
Lovelaud Wednesday. Mr. Gray
went to attend court.
Messrs Loveland and Brewer were
in Greeley Tuesday and Wednesday,
attending ditch meeting.
Mrs. Will Gress and daughter Icel,
formerly Of this place, left Windsor
the first Of the week for Mrs. Gress
old home in Nebraska.
There will be free social at the
Hillshoro church for everyone IN this
community next Friday night, Jan
uary 30. Every one is cordially in
vited. Free refreshments will be
served by the ladies'
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
THE DELTA

Mr.. Shearer and Mrs. Foley are on
the sick list.
Claud Clarkson went to Fort Nor
gan Monday afternoon to view the
landscape and see some of his old
time friends
Mr.. Kitchens thinks bacbelorbood
is lonely life and he will be glad
when Mrs. Hutchens finishes here
visit in Texas and returns to Colo
RADIO.
One day last week Mrs. Brown had
a card party. After an ENJOYABLE
evening at cards refreshments were
served and the guests went their sew
eral ways homeward.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. THOMPSON
went to town and hitched their horse
In front of the Park Merchandise
company's store, but when they were
ready to 20 bome they could not find
their horse. The rig was finally in.
Gated In Evans.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
lASALLE
Miss Coil spent Saturday in Den

Miss Coil spent Saturday in Den
yer.
Mart Briggs was in LaSalle on
business Monday.
Charles Mckinney was in Brighton
several days last week.
Mrs. Ogilvy has been visiting IN
Greeley the past week.
Ralph Ellis spent Saturday with
Harry Shook of Greeley.
Mrs. Chris Sorenson was calling on
friends in East Evans Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bentley TOOK
tea with Mrs. C. Smith Thursday.
George Bedford and Jim Hayes
wheeled to Denver one day last week
Sam McAfee of Greeley was in La
Sale Saturday onhs way to Sterling
Miss F. hel Hubbard was the guest
of Mrs. A. f. Bentley one day last
week.
Alice Craig Of Evans was visiting
friends in LaSalle several days last
week.
Miss Jennie Ellis spent the even
iup with Mrs. f. C. Harrington last
Thursday.
Mrs, Vanaken entertained the
young people Saturday evening at a
nut party.
j. B. Dunn and son, John Dunn,
of East Evans loaded car OF pota-
toes this week.
T. Hutcheson helped Chris Soren-
son in his blacksmith shop several
days last week.
Miss Bessie Beattie had tie mis-
fortune to have one knee thrown out
of Joint Saturday.
The school children enjoyed tally
pull at the home of Mrs. Paul Greg
DRY Friday evening.
The Postal Telegraph company has
been working from LaSalle toward
Cheyenne the past week.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey entertained
number of the yours people in
honor of Mr.. Godfrey Friday evening
Rev. T. Acheson OF Denver passed
through LaSalle Monday on his way
to Fort Morgan to assist Rev. j. NJ.
Wylie of Evans with national re.
| form convention.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
ELWELL

Ed Brown was Berthoud visitor
Saturday.
MIS-. Eichmann is visiting her par
ents j n the mountains.
The carpenters have j. W. Purvis'
house ready for plaster.
Rev. Davis IS still in LoveIand as
sistine in the revival meetings.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Leo made a
trip to Berthoud one day last week.
Some of the Elwell young people
attended church in Loveland FRIDAY
evening.
Miss Myrtle Thornburg visited
with Sunnyside relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. j., G. Martin was called to
Loveland Sunday on account of the
illness Of her sister.
Miss Mead returned home Sunday
after spending several days with rel
atives ry.r Lovelann.
Mr.. ShulI, who had been visiting
Elwell relatives for some time, re-
turned to his home at Stove Prairie
last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
All Over Weld.

.,,efu, and cousiderate man Al '"'
close of Fridays work on t''e new
walk he is building on the 'ro''' VI
Dsyis-Uartford Mercantile company
,mnIsment room, he placed a rec
,ipnt In position TO guloe tnose ~
tendiur the dance away from "a"He'
Al, pavis euioys the distinction OF
o,acinr the flst danger sigma IL
johnstown.
While the wind was blowing lu''
iously from the west IuesoaS t"e
snoldetinp fire OF straw slacN
which had been burned some "eeh>
a,o was famed into flames ana car
ried to Mr. 1arr's barn. Ihe oui'o'
ing. with contents of grain ana nay
was burned and but for the comp'neu
efforts of "A dozen men the hte "ou'u
have reached n neighboring farm
yard and sheep pens
Miss Rogers of eastern kansas Is
visiting her brothers in TINS Vlcihi'y.
Thursday evening theV were an a'
the home of Herman Rogers. ny
accident Rochester lamp holo'he
about nalf a gallon OF kerosene was
upset falling into Mss Rogers lap
The top Of the lamp came on, spill
ing the oil on her clothes, when were
quickly IN flames. A large covert
coat lying near was wrapped arouhu
the Young lady and the flames were
quickly smotherec Miss Rogers was
not burned of any consequence. Or
Vile Rogers was painfully burneo
about the right wrist. Aside from
had fright no other damage was done
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
HighIandiako

The ice crop has not been har-
vested vet.
Mr.. Lincoln of Boulder was caller
here Saturday.
Rose Cline Of Boulder is stopping
at W. f. Kistler's.
Mr.. Taylor of Longmont was
caller iere Tuesday
Mrs. Markham is visiting relatives
in Windsor this week.
Mrs. K. Fl. Knott visited relatives
in BeIthoud over Sunday "a,
Mr.. Bodkin is shipping baled hay
from the switch this week.
j. H. Holmes of Longmont was q
business caller here Tuesday.
Miss Marquette and father of Den
yer were calling here Monday.
N. G. Mead and wife visited rela-
ti.es in Longmont over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Holmes enjoyed visit
with friends in Windsor last week.
Mrs, F P. Woodley entertained a
party of friends at dinner Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
at Mrs. L. NJ. Parks at 2:3O tomor-
low.
1.-THE Peddlers' Parade" will be
given tonight in the hall by the
G. E.
Scott Kerr expects to move to Lib
erty Hall and run a blacksmith shop
there.
Mr.. Dean has sold his farm and
expects to leave here in the near
future.
w o. Campbell Of Denver was
here Wednesday and attended the
band boys social.
There was a fair attendance at the
social given by the band boys. They
took in 1913. TO- A good itMe Is Ie.
ported.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Kister, boy. January IA. The child
died Immediately. Thev thank the
people, who were so kind to them lI
their sickness and bereavement.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
AULT

There is talk of new hotel gong
up soon.
William Ginther was down from
Berthoud the first Of the week.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. PadRet.
The Young people have great times
skatipg on Clark's lake this cold
weather.
Mrs. Sylvan Schroll, who has been
visiting in Illinois, returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Todd spent a
few DAYS With friends in Denver the
first of the week.
Mr., Hodges has retired from the
hardware business and MI, Beicher
will continue 1T alone.
Mr., McGlenn OF Idaho Springs was
In town looking up business loca-
tion few day last week.
Albert Allison is going to put ur
a brick building west OF Pence s store
to he occupied by King s. Gafner as
Il meat market.
There will be protracted meetings
bg the Congregationalists at the
church. They will be conducted bJ
Rev. F. NJ. Sheldon of Greeley.
+. Chauncey Fry will build new
NV elling in Hayden's addition ant
will move into it when completed
and rent the place where he now
lives.
N. T. Joll's store bulIdipsais near
my completion, but the cold wind!
bother the workmen so much tta
they have to quit work ogs it SOM
days. t3
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
PlATTEvILLE

Rufus Snider was doing business In
Denver Monday
Mr.. Cashmere OF Denver visited
witt, James Scott Sunday.
Miss Minnie Morgan and Mrs. K.
pettee were Denver visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wylie attended
the card party Tuesday night at d.
Snider's. s~-4
EFF. Beckwith, wife and daughter
OF Longmont are visiting with G. W..
Hammits.
Mrs. G. W. Hammitt is enjoving
a visit from her mother, Mrs. Dudley
of Longmont.
The meetings that have been con-
Quoted for some time by Rev. Weber
were closed Sunday night.
C. L.Nollmar, the creamery man,
is filling his ice house with fine
eight inch ice FROM Birkle's slough.
R. S. Brown had the misfortune
OF stepping into hole when return
ing from church a few evenings ago.
slightly crippling himself.
Quite number of Odd Fellows
came from Evans Saturday night 10
help confer the 'iniauory degree on
L. c. Camp and Glen Holmes. AZ
ter the work oysters were served.
All had a good time.
Il. M. Bruce believes in improve.
ment. After commencing to build
on the lot where he lives he conclu
ded it would be too crowded and has
leased ground just west Of the drue
store and will move the frame he hat
already put up to the ground leased
The card party at D. Snider's,
given by Mrs. ID. Snider and Mrs. c.
NJ. Jump Tuesday night, was grand
success. After the games a hight
lunch was served. G. W. Hammitt
and Mrs. L. S. Birkle carried off the
honcrs. T.. P. Wylie and Mrs. j.
d. Glaze received consolation prizes