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The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
PLATTEVILLE

George Morgan came home SatuT-
dav evening and returned Sunday.
The NJ. W. A. organized camp at
this place Tuesday evening OF last
week.
Mrs. Dave Birkle started to ST,
Joseph, Mo-, Sunday for three
months visit.
Mrs. James Scott and sister, Miss
Matte Mapes, started to Ogaa,
KAN, Saturday.
/ J. G. Wyl;e came in from Greeley
/ Saturday to attend the meeting OF
the melon growers.
Mrs. Minnie Lycan returned home
Thursday after a short visit with
Mrs. Bruce Lockart,
Miss Blanche Black returned to her
hone at Colorado Springs after quite
long visit with her grandparents,
t Joseph Eisenbers and wife of ELI
abeth, Colo, are visiting with o. g.
Volkart. Mrs. Eisenberg is a. sister
OF Nr. Olkarl.
Saturday afternoon quite large
and interested crowd gathered at
Birkle's hall in the interest of the
melon growers association. Quite a
number of acres was pledged.
The card party at L. S. Birkle's
Tuesday evening was very enjoyable
affair. Cards were played until u
". Bushell and Mrs. George Abbott
carried off the honors. Warren Ham
nit and Mrs. j. d. Glaze got the
consolation prizes. After the game a
dainty lunch was served.
A. T. Lycan went to Denver Sat
urday to take charge Of the body of
his uncle, Frank kester, who died
inst. Joseph's hospital. The remains
were taken to Evans, the home OF the
deceased, where the funeral was held
Sunday, after which the remains
we're brought to Platteville and laid
to rest in the Platteville cemetery.
Quite surprise was in store for
the young folks of Platteville when
they learned late Thursday evening
that Fred Winsell of Selma, Iowa,
had come to take MISS Cora Drake
away, intending to be married lext
day at Good'and, Kan. After learn
ing Of the intent of the young couple
the young people rallied as large a
crowd as possible to see them of on
the evening train and sho~ered them
with rice.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
All Over Weld.

". railroad last Monday. ABOUT
fifty representative citizens OF tha'
city came to this village. A numoe'
of the excursionists missed the re-
turn train and returned in lumber
wagon.
The Johnstown Circle installed the
following officers at their regular
meeting this week for the ensuing
term: Mrs. +. Bartlow. past guard
ian; Miss Emma Albee, guardian :
Miss Jennie Handson, adviser: Mrs
o. Bruner. clerk: MIS-. q. Blake
banker; Miss Alice Wales, magician;
Miss Lottie Parish. attendant; Dr'
Holden, phvsician; Miss Esteiia
Wales, inner sentinel: John Wales
outer sentinel: Mrs. William Wales,
captain OF guards.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
DUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Gilbert Sellers, then OF Gr \
Weld county, Colorado, by his certain nd
trust dated October -, ip2. and record,7
book 1872 at page II of the records OF N. I
of the County Clerk and Recorder OF said h
county, did convey to the Public Trns,e}
said Weld county 10 secure an dabteda|
interest, moneys advanced for taxes liens
assessments, and the costs aud expense
such trust, as therein particularly set forth |
following real estate and property situas
the County of Weld and State OF COLORADO,
"A portion of lots one, two, three, ioui,
five Il, :, 3, I, 81 in block one huntrs!
siNty-five tib5) known as Elmwood a sud
sion OF the City of CIR, eley, according d
recorded plat thereof, and more particulaij
scribed as follows: Beginning at po.a;
hundred and forty-two and one half ili
west of the northeast corner of said b.o:s
hundred and sixty-fve, thence running
parallel with the east line OF SAID block
tance of one hundred and ten no iee;
west fortyseven and one half "a y feet to
line, thence north a distance OF one hul
and ten feet (llU) feet, thence eas, alon
north line of said block a distance Of
ming;
cites as to said property that the same an
and clear OF all liens and incumberances
ever Except as hereinafter specified b
certain trust deed for the sum Of Seven
dred Dollars in favor OF The Columbia u
Loan ASSN
And, Whereas, default has been made
payment of said Indebtedness, interest
taxes, and As to the covenants upon the
of said Gilbert Sellers therein. by req
which, W. l.. Clayton. owner and h9
the note evidencing said Indebtedness
terest, has filed with me his declarations
ing of said defaults and, his demand 'hl
property be advertised and sold pursuaai
terms of said deed of trust;
Now, Therefore, by virtue OF the p
and of the conditions. stipuatlons and
ments in said deed of trust specified, and
declaration and demand; and by virtue
power and authority vested by Jaw ~
County Treasurer and EN-Otft'o
Trustee for Weld County, will on
Thursday, February 4, l91
at IL o'clock a. M, at the East front doH
Court House, in Greeley, Weld coanI
RADIO, sell the above described preiHs1
property at public auction Tor the hisls
best price the same will bring n casa
with all the right, title, benefit ana 4
redemption of the said Gilbert sele's'
and assigns thereto.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, JanlalTE, Z,
GEORGE D. SIAInL
Public Trustee Nel,V
First publication in Greeley !rDan'
last publication Feb 4, 1904.
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KERSEY

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Roberts,
January 3, girl.
Mrs. Robert Mortimer is very sick
with typhoid fever
Con Heirerman and wife returned
from Eaton saturday,
Mr.. Truhart moved into AMANDA
.yessup's property this week.
C. H Allen of Empolia, Kan, is
yisiting Mrs. Reese and family.
Harry Jordan and Grandma Kings
bury have been sick the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shumate's parents
srom Greeley visited them Sunday.
Mrs. Shorts daughter, Mrs. Gro"
of near Denver, who has been visit
.np here. returned Thursday.
Ed Klussman and wife returned
from Minnesota Wednesday, where
ahey had been visiting his parents.
MI. Quinn has moved his household
goods from Orchard to this place.
Mr.. Quinn has charge of the section
AS foreman.
Friday the east bound passenger
was running at such tate OF speed
shat the mail clerk failed to get the
nail pouch and so i, and all its con-
tents were totally destroyed by the
cars.
Wednesday evening Maude and
Lavoua Murphy invited to their
home nineteen OF their little friends
and spent the evening playing
games, after which lap supper was
served.
Mrs. Fl P. Hill entertained party
OF young people in very pleasant
manner last week. The refreshue ITS
consisted of whipped cream, cake and
pop corn. Music and games, inter-
spersed with stories, caused the time
70 quickly pass.
At the home of the BRIDES par
oents, Mr. and Mrs. Sargent, occurred
the marriage of their daughter
Mayme to Allie Steck, Rev. Spence
performing the ceremony. These
young people have grown to woman
hood and manhood in this vicinity
and have always conducted them
selves in a creditable manner and are
deservedly popular among their set.
They will farm the Munson place
west of town the coming season.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
JOHN NST0WN

DR.. Holden is on trip through the
southern part of the state.
q. Martin and Mr.. Holloway Of
Loveland transacted business in town
Friday.
Mr.. Tedmon, ex clerk of Larimer
county, made a business cali here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Morrison is now convalecsent.
She hopes to be sitting up within a
few days.
Several cars of potatoes and wheat
'were loaded at this station during
the week.
Fl. j. Parish left Sunday for points
an southern California. He will be
gone about two months.
Efforts are being made to organize
"a lodge OF the W. Y. o. d. Frank
kee is the CT ief promoter.
David HoldcwaIth and wife of
Evans have been here with view
of putting in q restaurant
j. Becker sold A. r. Dohne, a
fine surrey and harness Wednesday.
Mr.. Dohner lives west OF Lovelaud.
A gentleman from Greeley has been
negotiating with Landlord Tucker for
the purchase of his hotel. NJ terms
have been arrived at yet.
John Hicks came over from Ber-
thoud Thursday. He owns a lot
here and purposes to erect a store
building on it before long.
The firm OF Fairbairn s. Parish
has been incorporated. The style of
the new corporation is Fairbairn s.
Parish Mercantile company.
Mr.. Reeder was called to Long
mont Friday on account of sickness
III his family. His business is man
aged during his absence by Robert
Balentine, pharmacist from Phil
.adelphia. =.
Mr.. Anderson is building a resi-
dence south OF Hotel Tucker. In the
future Johnstown will have resident
barber. Mrs. Anderson with Mr..
and Mrs. Samnels Of LoveIand visited
relatives here Friday.
NJ. Fl. Schwalm has delivered car
load Of stone to Jack Sauter for his
new house. Mr.. Sauter will erect a
fine two story farm residence. The
contract has been let and work will
begin on it Immediately.
Mr.. Reeder broke the ground for
his new building north OF the Nieber-
gall Mercantile company's Thursday.
The work will be rushed as rapidly as
possible. The building will be two
stories high with basement
A free excursion from Loveland to
Johnstown was run by the D. s. G.
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Welcome Hill.

Thomas WALES and Andrew Yost
are on the sick list.
G. Southworth and family were the
guests uf A. G. Albee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Moore and Mrs.
j. Clymer were the guests OF John
WALES aad family Sunday.
n. r. Lee is somewhat afead OF
the season. He had three teams in
the field drilling wheat last week.
Misses Estella, Alice, Jennie ard
Caroline WALES and F. Mellon visited
friends the other SIDE OF Hillsboro
Sunday afternoon
Bob Austin while back in Missouri
captured a young opossum and
brought 1t out for N. r. Lee. 1t is
causing him to have lots Of com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WALES, Calvin
A lbee and Lewis Miller we're Greeley
visitors Saturday. Calvin thought
1T was too windy to return and stayed
over night.
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the DELTA

Clyde Gardiner has been quite sick
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson spent Sun
day in town visiting Mrs. Clarkson S
sister, Mrs. Crawford.
Mr.. Moore, who has recently bought
the Clayton place, is building an
addition to the house.
John Archibald is building a new
house on some land he purchased just
north Of the No. 3 ditch.
Mr. Hieronymus and family have
moved to the Loloff place. They will
farm that place next year.
Tom Watts wears a very smiling
face these days. He is selling onions
at 81 hundred and has his dugout
full of them.
Saturday evening the Delta young
people had skating party down on
Dresser's lake. Everyone had a nice
time and no accident happened.
Several of the men who were work.
ing in the sugar factory are through
now, as the factory ground its last
beets Saturday night. Cleaning uI
and re-boiling some of The sryup will
require quite force OF men.
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SEVERANCE

Miss Sara O'Hara has an attack
OF la grippe.
Quite number Of new scholars
have entered school this week.
Fred Austin came down from Fort
Collins Saturday to visit relatives
and friends.
j. E. Shook, superintendent of
Weld county schools, visited in the
Severance school one day last week.
Prayer meeting will not be held
next Wednesday evening on account
of the services at. Columbine this
week.
Rev. White, pastor OF the Chris.
tian church at Windsor, preached a
very interesting sermon at this place
Sunday.
Robert Austin expects to move his
family this week to Fort Collins. P.
III. Rhinhart will occupy the house
vacated by him.
Misses Wilson and Reynolds. teach
ers in the Severance school, visited
at the formers home in Eaton over
Saturday and Sunday
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HILLSBoRo

Il. Henebower drove over to Wind
sor Saturday.
Mr.. Mossmau loaded A car of pota-
toes the first Of this week.
Mrs. Jack Sauter has been quite
i'll the past week. but is improving
now.
Messrs. Azdell, Mossman, Griffith
and severa! Others attended the ditch
meeting in Greeley last Tuesday.
Mr.. Azdell has rented his farm to
Mr. Mayteld for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Azdel- will go into the bee busi
ness.
Officers Of the Sunday school were
elected Sunday as follows: E. Hetie-
bower, superintendent: Mrs. Moss
man, assistant superintendent; Miss
Elsie Hamilton, secretary; Dale Mel
son. treasurer. The teachers will be
selected next Sunday. Everyone is
invited to come and bring some one
with them.
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HighIandiake

There is large attendance in the
schools here. sttr
Mrs. r. S. True entertsaned at
dinner Sunday. ~ "
L. G. Kerr is working In the White
House coal mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kerr were
guests at Fairview Thursday.
Mrs. R. S. True is entertaining
Dwight Terry Of Mosco, Colo.
W. o. Campbell Of Denver was a
business caller here last week.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
at Mrs. Dailey's Friday this week.
Prof. Hatch was here Saturday
evening and instructed the band
boys.
Lennie Arnold of Pearlville was
one Of the merry crowd of skaters on
Daley's lake Sunday.
Several of the farmers are hauling
grain to Lohgmont now, as the price
Of wheat has advanced lately.
Miss Lynch left Thursday for her
home in Iowa after an enjoyable
visit Of several months with Miss
Stack.
Miss Davis of Dilley Chapel was
here one day last week getting a class
in music. She took dinner at W. F.
Kistler's.
There we're numerous skating par
ties here last week. All were we'll
attended and much enjoyed. The
ice Is In fine condition.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
ELWELL

Lawrence Everitt spent Sunday in
Denver.
Miss Ella Noble has returned from
her Denver visit.
Rob Dewitt transacted business at
Berthoud Monday.
Stuart Thornton has 6ne cornet
and will join the orchestra.
Mrs. William Clark and daughter
started Tuesday for Chicago.
Miss Olive Thornberg Of Highland
lake is visiting her sister here.
George Dunn made trip to the
coal bank Friday and Saturday.
Peter Kurth OF Berthoud made a
business trip to Elwell last week.
John Peterson aud family have
moved to the coal mines south Of
here.
John A. Carlson has gone for a
visit with relatives to his old home
in Sweden.
The Dilley Chapel choir is aided
now at all services by violin, cello
and guitar
John Hardman is stocking up for
the poultry business. Plymouth
Rocks are his speciality.
r. G. Scott anc Miss Thornberg
took dinner at the home Of Hiram
Maize in Loveland Sunday.
Clvde Davis Is wheeling now in
the vicinity of Fort Collins 10 the
interest OF an Iowa nursery.
Stokes Redabaugh after heine SHUT
in by illness since the holidays re-
turned to school work at Boulder
Monday.
Mrs. T. L. Davis received word
last week Of the death Of her mother
in Oregon. Mrs. Davis has the SYM
pathy of host of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mead accom-.
panied their guests on visit tc
Longmont Monday. They expect tc
visit also at Morrison and Pueblo.
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LUCERNE

Mr.. Davis has moved into the new
depot.
Karl Anderson was in Denver Sat-
urday.
The new depot is finished at last
and is in use.
James Milne was dipping sheep the
first Of last week.
The Lucerne chapel gave a box
social Friday evening.
Tuck Philips and family have
moved out on a ranch to work.
SATURDAY morning Nelson Barthol-
omew anc wife and son and Mrs
Rose McLucas left for a trip to Ore.
gon, California, Mexico, Texas and
New Mexico. They will be gone
about six weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
CoLuMRINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Whedmire spent Sun
dav with Mrs. King.
Louis Mills was very sick last week
but is improving now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mills were
at Louis Mills Sunday.
Edith Nichols spent Sunday after.
noon with her brother, Oscar Nichols.
Mrs. Landers and daughters Laura
and Hazel we're the guests of NJ. L.
Kings Sunday.
The attendance at school has in
creased great deal the past week
and several more new pupils are ex-
pected soon.
Mr.. Crook OF Greeley, who will
hold services here this week, preached
here SUNDAY night. A large congre-
cation listened to his sermon.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
ORCHARD

Held over rfrorn last week
@. B. Rhodes returned to Denver
Sunday.
Mrs. Richeson visited in Weldon
Monday.
Miss Sadie Malta returned to Gree
ley Saturday.
Agnes Foley visited in Deuel. sew
eral days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury entertained at
cards New Years eve.
NJ. Fl. Brink and Marion Brink
went to Greedy Sunday.
f. A. Lamper finished loading the
beets at Goodrich Monday.
Mrs. H. Girardot and children re-
turned to Fort Morgan New Years
eve.
Mr.. Foley has been engaged to look
after the intake ditch of the Jackson
reservoir.
Miss Giltertson came up from Fort
Morgan Sunday to commence her
school duties Monday
Miss Jennie Mcintyre visited at
Mrs. Jacob Smiths Saturday, return
ing to Corona Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley attended the
wedding of Miss Terrell at the Fort
Morgan last Wednesday.
w. W. Putnam is on his ranch
khSo xuaaI1
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the matter of the estate of Aoef' y
deceased. u,
Notice is hereby given that on NJ, ~,
1st day of February \, d, 1901, pe'hs ~. y,
regular days of the January r,I cnIa
County Court of Weld county, Ni,s esI
James B. Phillips, Administratot, T'isI
nexed, of said estate, will appear sT1
Judge OF said Court, present NY III
ment as such Administrator, pM NO
proval of the same. and Will theh ID
discharged as such Administratoit, ,,,r \
time and place any person !. 'th tbs
appear and present objcctioh' u :"
any there be.
JAMES b. fhinI
Administrator of the estate
Snyder. deceased.
First publication in Dreele! NV
1904 last Jan 2s. 1901.
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Notice.

Mr. j. q. Neill having bought the
interest OF W. NJ. Neill in the firm
OF Nei'l Bros, & Ward, the business
Oh sa'a hrm will hereafter be con.
Quoted under the tirm name of Nail
s. Ward. '''''
NELL BROS. & WARD.
January 2, 1904.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14
the STUB TRAIN

Leaves q Greeley at l: 30 D. m. connac,,.
LsSalle with the 2:lO for Chicago,
Leaves LaSalle at 2.iO D. m. srriv,,
Greeley at Z :3b p. IN.
No. II Chicago, Special leaves Denver
M. leaves LaSalle 20 .. m, arrives en-
.. m. following day. NA"'
No. leaves Denver 9:4O p. IN, leaves La
l0:a0 p. M, arrives Chicago 6 80 a. IN. M
morning Chicago trains into Denver h
LaSalle :OO a. m. and L. IS p. M
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-14

w. W. Putnam is on his ranch
this week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-07-29
DATES OF SALE

August 9Th, 9th and 10th; September
9TH, 9th and 9TH; October 3rd, 4th ana
5th. Going time limit, 10 days from
date of sale; tickets must he purchased
on dates of sale shown above but can
be used from starting point on any
date thereafter providin. passenger
reaches destination of ticket within, lC
days from date of sale. Tickets good
for stopover west Of st. Paul or Mis-
souri, river within the transit limits.
On tickets routed through Kansas
City or ST. Joseph Mo. the going
limit of ten days, on the going trip,
may be extended for stopover at those
points not to exceed ten days addi-
tional time. by deposIting ticket with
joint agent at-Kansns~ City. st.
Joseph on or before the ten day going
limit expires from date of sale, and by
payment q q ST. fee.
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A Good Contract

h ]. w. Roush who has just returned
from raising and enlarging the Voll-
mer Clearwater Co. IS granary at Sweet
water, was securing men this after
noon, SO as to start work on the Pacific
hotel repairs.
1t Is the intention of the proprietor
and Mr.. Roush has the plans for the
resilling, reflooring and general Ieno-
waiting Of this place. 1t will be re-
papered and reprinted, a new floor
and deck Will be put on the veranda,
Il new walk laid around the building
and a good cellar built. In fact when
the repairs are comp eted the Pacific
hotel will be "a new building.
Mr. Roush has had all the repair
and building of the Vollmer Co. this
spring, not only here but at their
several grain stations and the salts
factory execution of this work is Just
in hia line. Now watch things hum.
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H. P. Hull.

You can secure fresh sweet cream at
lOc per pint from Rabt. Bieham by
leaving orders with w. E. Kerr
Mrs E. P. Atchison and daughter
Vesta returned Friday from their
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod.
r n. B. Hines has bought the Johnny
White property on Main street, IT. B.
West negotiating the sale.
The hot weather and cut prices are
selling summer goods aud cool hats
ror McGrew.
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a hunting party from American
ridge consisting of E. C. Ball and son
fand NJ Roberts started this week for
the hills. S..
Great Preparations are being made
at Moscow for thu State republican
cttnvention August 10Th. Chairman
Pickett hiss announced his commit
tees On fitsance decoration and re-
ceptien which INCLUDE practically all
the prpmiuenr, men of the party in
Moseow. while on reception from ont
side prints we notice s. p. Callison
and . L Mncham from here, J. l..
Wlutrd Of Jaliaetta.
Afarge S. separator of the j. T. Case
pauAFh is expected nere in few days
bv Mn Kollet,Gofn.
Apariy of Young folks consisting
ot Mits Ella AeGrew, the, Misses
iietrieks aud Miss Hope Beck ev are
ranipiHs euI@eh lis. plateau above
.,own TIL report frem the party is
thnfoughl, ei3nyabIe time. r.
EAo Guernsey and H. W Newton,
realis State ,neu stAil n couple 81 days
this wlei, taking over the PotIatch
and were ds ignted With tie salne.
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f2Iaa2lE:S DE.H01RaTIc

y f6e Nez Perce county primaries ny
,the denleerafs IS called Tor Jnil SO
fronl $40 G p. m The date atthe county
convention being August IL while lie
sta'" convention h.rels i'm Lewis on
Ans ~ \, Lel;5lld has eight ani Bed
rock fear delesates
The democratic primaries in
i3ntah equity are called to meet
NuSHst lst, Poles are open from
~ Tp ~.
l3is urgnl that every democrat
attend AID use their right
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DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES
Held Next Monday

While the primaries Monday is not
expected to develop the full strength,
with some added, of The democratic
party IN this place a. did the republi-
cans it is hoped u good vote will he
polled. There being no factional fight.
or differences probably quiet after
nocn Will result, but it is best to at
tend and vote for the delegates.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-07-29
YELLOWSTONE PARK TRIP

Do not forget that the Yellowstone
National Park trip can be secured on
your return trip To and through the
Park and return at cost of $40 50
from Livingstone, which includes the
regular five and half day trip, rail
and stage transportation, meals and
accommodations at the hotel, thus Civ
ing low rates to the worlds fair and
return including the far:ou. National
park trip. For further information
see or address P w. Green, Agt.
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/ Teachers Examination

Teachers examinatian will be held
at Moscow August %, 20 and ~ for
first, second and third grade county
nd primary certificates and for state.
esT ifica'es and life diplomas.
E t.iale Il grade questions viii also he
issued for the rnli'is who failed and
DIES rts}to try again. #
Clara Ransom, Supt.