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Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

EN- af de NEST bebjertansvarda
Observation-Disclosures ar Diet
/ Council Bluffs, deuna stat, be-
lagna Christian Home Orphan
age. Hemmet tilkom pa foljande
satt:
En- kali decemberqvall 1882
infann sig en- ruskigt kladd och
langt fran nykter man hos Rev.
I. G.. Lemen i Council Bluffs.
Han hade Stamina dag blifvit vrakt
fran den usla bostad han kallade
hem och hade med sig sina fyra
minderariga och moderlosa hic-
ikor, ALA otillrackligt och daligt
kladda. I sin nodstallda bella
genhet bad han pastorn att upp
taga barnen i slit hus, emedan
han annars Ell visste hvar han
ssku!le CORA at dem. Pastor q for
iklarade att han Ell gerna kunde
CORA delta, men lat sig till sist
bevekas at faderns boner och de
dutsvultna och forfrusna barnens
sorgliga tilstand och gaf dem hem
och ward vid sin egen hard.
Inom kort 6ck han afven andra
barn l Stamina belagenhet att so--
ia for, och han maste hyra EFT
hus och anstalla en- qvinna att
varda dem. ALT delta var for
enadt med betydliga tighter, och
da hans eg a medel Ell rack,e
till, holl han forelasningar for att
betacka omkostnaderna for hem
NETS uuderhsll. Pastor Lemen
blef mer och mel intresserad i
slit acknowledgements, och for
att at detsamma kunna odeladt
egna hela sin It'd och sina krafter,
resrgnerade han fran sin pastors
befat.ning.
Borjan var ringa. Hemmet
bestod for 20 ar sedan af en- ODE
tyiIig trabyggnad, nu har DEF en-
esendom omfattande iva "block',
och varderad till Oliver 100, 900
dollars. Egendomen kan enligt
lag hvarken intecknas eller an
vandas for andra andamal and det
nuvarande.
The Christian Home Orphan
age ar ingen lokal institution och
kontrolleras ej af nagon kyrks,
sekt eller f0rening. Del ar strangt
taget en acknowledgements.
ming och beror belt och ballet for
sin existens pa de frivilliga gaf-
vor, som inhyta till detsamma
fran dem, som hysa medlidande
med hem. och varnlosa barn. bet
har inga kassor, anvander inga
agenter och begar ingen afgift
for att emottaga barn eller sanda
dem till privata familjer for adop-
tering, Det skijer Ell at barn
tilihorande Stamina famill, eme-
an Diet anser Diet grymt att
skingra de sma at ALA hall.
Denna institution har haft i sin
vird Diver 1000 barn och vardar
standigt i medeltal 22o barn, af
hvi "a manga arc krymplingar for
lifstiden eller "a annat satt van
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
aft tragisk betydelse

arc dessa raider fran J.. II. Simmons / Ca
sey, la. I nix hvad som hade kunnst blif
va foljden af hans forskr ckilga hosta
ON han ej tagit den medicin, hvarom han
skrifver: jag hade en- f0rskracklig hosta
som storde min hvila ON natten Jag for
skte ALT mojligt, men inge nting kunde
lindra den tills jag tog DR.. Kin 9 s New
Discovery for lungsot, hesta och f6rkyl.
ming. som botade mig f~ullstandigt." Lin
jrar genast o. botar permane ut ALA halls
och .lungsjukdomar. forskommer grip
och pneumonia. I Lungren & Andreens
apotek. Sioux City, Ia. Garanteras. SOC
och 81. Profiaska frittt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Eft f0rvanandsvardt fall.

bet var fer ALA hennss vanner EFT for
vansns 5ardt fall att Mrs I B. Hunt
Linn Ridge, Wis, botades for sin svara
sjukdom. "Doktorer", skrifver hon, @ha :
de gifyit mig upp, winner voro fardiga
att bjuda mig EFT sista farval, f0rtvifa q
formorkade min horisont, och jag var pa
hopploshetens strand. da jag b0rjade ia
ga Electric Bitters for min svars mag
och lefversjukdom. Till alias forvaning
erholl jag genast lindring och ar Au full
standigt aterstalld till helsan som genom
EFT underverk. I Lungren & Andrews
apotek. SiouxCity. Ia. Pris SOC iaskans
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

DE NoRSRA SKRaNPATRIoTER.
MA karaktariseras al en- af Norges
egra tfdningsr genom foliande
lila liknelse:
Man har en- historic fran barn
kammaren ON en- liten gosse, som
SHREK och SHREK utan att lata stalla
sig till freds.
- Viii du ha en- kaka?
= Mel!
VIII du leka?
Nej!
- Will du sofva?
- Nei!
- Men hvad will du da?
- Jag will skriks!
LiknelSen ar traffande.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Varicocele.

Varicocele edsatter lifskraften och forst6r
mandomens elementer!
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men ~f6rsvagar
alltid delarne.
vi visa hvarje dag at varicocele kan sakert
botas utan en- farlig smartsam och obehagIig
medels knit. brannande eller . an
nat sAtt.
l stallet for att organen stympas och for
Storas, behallas de och starkas, smartan upp
h0r helt och ballet och nRstan 6gonblickligen
lagger sig smart, en- helsosam cirku
lation installer sig hastiRt. och hvarje del af
crganismen, som paverkas af sjukdomen,
aterstalles fuIlko mlipt
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Striktur,

F0rsummad eller dalig behandlad striktur
forvarras och angriper smart under sin forst0.
rande framfart hela urin. och k6nssystemet
skarande. ~strackande, sIitande AFRO grymma,
barbariska qvarlefvor fran gamla tidens o.
kunnighet
De fullkomligt moderna. originella metoder
som anvandas af mig vid b~ehandlingen az
ems fasor och absolut sakra och smartfrta.
ALA abnorma waiter uppl8sas och lemna
urinroret alldeles 0ppet och fritz fran hinder,
hyarle onaturlig f1ytning stoppas, och all ret
ming u~rlnkanaleh OCH trakten al prostate.
korteln, bl&san och njurarne upph0r.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
HOGGRADIG
BEHANDLING!

Den man, hvars lifskraft blifvit utt 0md ge-
nom Observation-Disclosures harjningar. har Ell rad
att underkasta sig experiment. som manga
man olyckligtvis hafva gjort, NEE daliga lake
medel. Just emedan de synes vara billiga.
Hans fall krafver och Dor erhalla den basts
demanding den medicinska professionen kan
gifva.
ALT hvad grundlig lardom. utmarkt skicklig-
het. stor erfarenhet och en- genomeaende We
~tenskaplig u~trustning pa k~ontoret kunna ut
rata CORES nu for den help de behofva, och
mitt NAL Or att gifva dem en- bdttre behand-
ling ooh hastigare bot an de kunna erhalla an
n~orstades.
En- bot ar Just hvad Nj onskar, och vi kunna.
garantera eder en- sadan till EFT sa lagt pris
som ar ~forenligt med en- hoggradig behaDdling'
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27
Specific blodforgifnipg.

Snabb och energisk demanding DIR den enda
som nagonsin horde ~begagnas / bekampan-
DIT al denna konung" af ond sjukdomar.
Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala b~landningar och glitter.
Under Diet f~0riutna sret har Jag uppfunnit
och fu'lbordat en- bot for specifk blodf6rgift
ming, som dr. absolut saker snabb och per
manent o. lemnaringa sRadliga eftereffekter.
Hyarje yttre symptom f0rsyinner smart,
medan blodet, ~vafnaderna. nerfibrerna he"
men, och hela systemet renas, starKas och ater-
stailas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-10-27

Suffered at the Post ONCE at SioHxCity
IOWA. as second class mail matter.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
BIO BEND

The Ladies' Aid held meeting at
the church Tuesday.
Mrs. Taylor of Louisville is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiggett.
There will be an ice cream social
at the home of Miss Esther Nelson,
Friday evening.
There was surprise party at the
home Of Mrs. Boal Tuesday, In honor
OF her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter
and Mr., Carl Domnerus, visited in
Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. Nanful and sister of Brighton
were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
John Pritchard, Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson and family who
bought Mr.. Mackey's place, have
moved into their new home.
The picnic was we'll attended at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barr
Tuesday and all had fine time.
Nea! Duncan of Maitland, Colo.
visited his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pritchard, last week. He was
on his way to Cheyenne to work as
an electrician.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
CIPsoN

Mrs. Ralph Harris is entertaining
her sister from Kansas.
Mrs. Sweet and daughter called at
S. L. Surgeons Monday afternoon.
j. S. Clague who recently pur-
chased Gus Mellin's farm, sold it a
few days ago to party In Golden
for 81, POO
Mr.. and Mrs. McCurry and daugh-
ter. Ella, of Fort Collins, visited
last week with Mrs. McCurry's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petzke and family
have moved into THIS neighborhood
until they can build house on the
farm which he recently purchased
near the sugar factory.
|. Rey5 and Mrs. Taylor and two
childrsn, who have been visiting the
family of S. L. Spurgeon for three
weeks, left Wednesday afternoon for
their home in Holbrook, Nebraska.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
EATON

Mrs. VIM. Sheer was in Greeley
between trains Saturday.
Toner Hileman was passenger
on the train for Denver, Monday.
Will Lyons of Greeley was trans
acting business in Eaton Tuesday
VIII Aramatoye and wife spent
the Fourth with relatives In Wind
sor.
Miss Summers Of Gunnison Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. \. Coh-
man.
A, wizard and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waldo have gone to the mouh-
tains.
S. d. Dickerson formerly Of Eaton
but now OF Greeley, was IN town
Sunday.
wallace Laybourn of Windsor Is
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Highlandlake

Farmers are putting up hay this
week.
James Beeler was a Liberty Hall
visitor Sunday.
Grace and Mable Evans of Wind
sor, are visiting relatives here this
week.
Fishing parties are numerous here
now and they are catching plenty Of
fine fish.
Some of the young people attended
the dance at Berthoud Saturday
evening, also the band concert.
Miss Meta Waite and Mrs. Daes-
elmer entertained the Ladies Aid
last Friday In a most delightful
way. The ladies had prepared
musical program of solos, duets and
choruses, all of which were we'll
rendered and enjoyed by all. The
ladies chorus was surprise and de-
light to all. All the ladies Joined
in musical hunt and after long
search and a great deal of fun the
musical terms were found distributed
around the room. Choice refresh
ments were served. The ladies de-
parted for their homes voting Mrs.
Daeschner and Miss Waite most
charming entertainers.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13

spending few days with relatives
In Eaton.
Mrs. India Dickerson went to
Denver Saturday to visit with rela-
tives few weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Platner expects to visit
friends In Boulder and attend the
chautauqua next week.
George Box and family of Xenia,
H., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Weller this week.
E. X. Packard's sister, Mrs. Baker
and son, of California, are spending
the summer in Colorado.
Mrs. b. II. Eaton came up from
Greeley Tuesday morning and spent
the day with relatives in Eaton.
The members of the order of the
Eastern Star of Eaton attended the
Greeley Chapter Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Jones ard son, Willie,
left on the evening train Monday to
visit a daughter who lives at HALEY,
Idaho.
ii. w. Somervlle and family who
have been visiting their old home In
Parkersburg, W. v, are expected
home this week.
Mrs. VIM. Clayton and children
and Miss Blanche Middleton, Miss
Kelley and Miss Chapman, drove up
from Greeley Sunday.
The w. o. W. and Women Of
Woodcraft held joint installation
Monday night. j. E. Shook of
Greeley was installing officer.
The Ladies' Aid will give an ice
cream and raspberry social on the
lawn of the NJ. E. church Friday
evening. Everybody welcome.
Charles Turner and wife and their
friends, T. C. Milner and family of
Salt Lake are seeing the sights and
shopping in Denver this week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Goodan are sorry to hear that
their daughter, Alta, is very low
with heart failure at Long Beach,
California.
John Mass received telegram
Saturday morning that his brother,
Charles, who lived in Iowa City,
Iowa, was dead. Mr.. Mass left on
the evening train. Later news
stated the brother was killed in A
runaway accident.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
GROW GREEK

Haying is now the order Of the
day.
Miss Pearl Canyon is on the sick
list
Walter JACKSON of Kansas, is visit
ing his brother, Z. J. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stockton are
visiting friends in Colorado Springs.
Matt Robinson Is visiting his
friends, Ray and George Standiford.
Milton Grogin was visiting his
cousin, Miss Bertha Gastow, from
Sunday till Monday.
There will be social at the S. L..
W. school house Friday night, July
a. Ice cream and cake and lemon
ade will be the refreshments served.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
HILL8RoRo

Chas. Gritfith was Greeley visi-
tor Saturday.
Tom and Dave Jones started Sun
day for a short trip IN the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles spent Sun
day with Mrs. Stewart of Platte
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rogers left
with party last week for a trip In
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossman and family
spent last week in Windsor, with
friends and relatives.
Miss Stevens has returned to her
home in Loveland after short visit
with her brother, Jim Stevens.
Most of the beets in this section
have been thinned and weeded the
second time and prospects are good.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
All Over Weld.

Madison McCollum, first; Almond
McCollum, second.
Sixty yard dash-l5 to Is. Thos,
McGunnigle, first; Oscar Moody,
second. Men, "Thos. McGunnigle,
first: Allen Swink, second.
Old ladies 10 yard dash-Mrs. Sell
berg, first; Mrs. Carson, second.
Girls 40 yard dash-Hallie Daven,
first; Eta Gross, second
Potato Race-Thos. McGunnigle,
first: Ed. Waite, second.
Egg race-Oscar Moody, first
Thos. McGunnIgle, second.
Sack race-Thos. McGunnigle,
first; Ed. Waite. second.
Running broad jump Henry
Daven, first, Is feet inches; Thos.
McGunnigle, second, Is feet 5 inches.
High jump-Edward Waite, first /;
Thos. MeGunnigle, second.
Standing broad jump-Henry
Daven, first; Thos. McGunnigle,
second.
Rope climbing-Ed. Waite, first
Thos. McGunnigle, second.
Conversational contest - Ladies,
Luella Daven, first; Edna Lewis,
second. Men, Allen Swink.
Cake eating contest-Lemuel Nc
Indoo, first; Ed. Waite, second.
Maurice Whitman and Thos. Nc
Gunnigle won the championship in
croQuet.
Guy McGinnigle spent last week
with his mother in Boulder.
Miss Anna Lundstrom of Denver
is visiting her many friends in Ash
ton.
Paul and Chas. Holmquist are
busy getting their machine ready for
threshing.
Andy Holmquist and wife visited
their brothers, who are staying at
VIM. Smiths last Sunday.
Misses Martha and Emma Boresen
have been spending the past week
with friends near Windsor.
Mrs. Forquer and family expect to
go up above Loveland this week to
spend Il few days camping out.
Miss Edith Rhodes of Ault has
been visiting friends in the Hazel
ton and Ashton districts since the
Fourth.
The Ladies Missionary Aid Society
met July 5th with Mrs. Geo. Wine
gar. There were over thirty in at
tendance.
Next Saturday evening, July 18th,
an ice cream social will be given by
the Ladies' Missionary aid society at
Mrs. Ed Daven's. Everybody Is
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Macy preached to a crowded
house here Sunday. He preached an
excellent sermon on ",The Use of the
Bible" Miss Macy and his cousin,
Miss Bundy, Of Iowa, came out with
him.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
THE DELTA

Harland Shearer has been working
for MIR. Won Rosenburg the past
week.
1t is understood that J. A.
Thompson has sold his place and
will move to town to live.
Quite a number of people have
cucumbers in and expect to begin
picking the last of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Foley entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waite and family to dinner
Fourth of July.
No part of the county excels this
one in the prospect Of an excellent
beet crop. All crops look we'll but
beets seem to look especially we'll.
The independent telephone has
been putting in several new phones
lately, east Of the cemetery, and
now all the Delta is closely con-
nected by phone.
S. Archibald who now resides near
Evans but used TO be resident here.
Is building an addition onto his
house, SO Friday evening before the
partitions were put in, everyone OF
the neighbors was invited to dance
there. Quite a large crowd went
and everyone had very pleasant
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
THE CLUBS
North Sid. Country Club.

sVSsSN Ss0V So0uSy Sso0.
Met at the pleasant home of Mrs.
Sol Hopkins, June Both, with good
attendance. The meeting opened
with roll call, with responses of cur
rent events. After short business
session the meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs. James Graham, July
l4th. An excellent literary program
followed. A paper on ga Summer
in Alaska" written by Mrs. Will
liams of Denver, and very ably read
by Mrs. Hopkins was exceedingly
fine. The mingling of pathos and
humor with the glowing descriptions
of life along the Kondike we're thor
oughly enjoyed. Then came select
reading by Miss Nichols, the subject,
How the First Flag was Made
was of much interest and revealed
the fact that Washington made the
selection, the design being taken
from his Goat Of Arms Light
refreshments were then served fol-
lowed by the inevitable finger
BOWL" which in this instance was
decidedly unique, and no one could
doubt the generosity of the hostess
as they looked into the depths Of an
immense dish pan" with its
bountiful supply of water, tianked
by large cake OF laundry soap Of
the white Russian variety, and
towel that was big, brown and SUBJ
stantial. Amid much merriment
the members departed.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
ASHTON

'eral of the people from here
10 Windsor to spend the
'h' but, nevertheless, the picnic
III Whitman's grove was a
IS IN every respect. Forty-tive
present and everyone seemed to
himself. Athletic sports were
.'pated in and Thos. w. Nc
'sIe carried off virtually every
winning six first places and
ecohas. The following was the
am and winners:
rye, ! shooting Ladies, 10 yards,
L. swlnk, first; Bertha Whit
81, second. Boys under ls, 20
mos McGinnigle, first: Oscar
", second. Men, 20 yards, VIM.
III "rSt' Chas. Swink, second.
M 'riVihg contest-Boys, Is to
ward Waite, first; Lemuef Nc
T., second, Under Is, Milo Nc
'io. i", VI, Men, Chas. Swink, first !;
nee ice Whitman, second.
ufiVing contest-Ladies,
"a ''nuoo' first; Mrs. Selberg,
(Ionno BOYS, Thos. McGinnigle,
-el'uei Mclndoo, second.
|h,,, 'ses' number of nails driven
i, nihute-Mrs. Swink, first {:
q, "ii1man, second. Little
' "ross and Eda Selberp~
'''a dasl.-Under Is years,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
YOUNGSTOWN

Will Newman spent Sunday with
his mother near Hillsboro.
Henry Conway has returned home
after a long stay in Kansas.
Glendale Holmes spent Sunday
with J. WALES of Welcome Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Balentine spent
a few days last week in Windsor.
Will Claycomb was in the eastern
part of the state the first of the week
after cattle.
Mrs. Waite and baby expect to
leave Sunday for Cripple Creek to
visit relatives there.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Free Wedding Trip.

One couple from each town along
the line will be furnished a free
wedding trip, with marriage license,
minister and wedding dinner thrown
in, by joining the Greeley Tribune's
Eldora excursion July 81. Write
the editor Of the Greeley Tribune for
particulars. Free band concert and
dance at the Pavilion for all excur-
sionists. Fare S3 for round trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
kERsEY

The members Of the Holiness band
held meeting on the streets of our
village Sunday.
Will Kingsbury was in town
Thursday of last week on business
connected with the ranch.
Thomas Halpin, wife and mother,
spent the Fourth with Con Heffer.
man. wife and sister. Miss Halpin.
James Warren of the Hover ranch
sold two carloads OF cattle on the
Denver market Tuesday Of last week.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Summer Vacation Rates.

Via Union Pacific to all Missouri
river points, Kansas City, St. Joseph,
Omaha, ETC., and intermediate points
east thereof to and including
Memphis, st. Louis, Peoria, Chicago,
Milwaukee,, Duluth, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
May 81, 90, June }, 5, 6, 10, II and
13 and July to 10 inclusive at one
fare plus 81 for round trip. Final
limit Oct. 81. j. c. Ferguson, gen.
eral agent, 941 Seventeenth street,
Denver, Colo,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
AULT

:, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Dye
\. June 80 ,,,, ,o,v
l south of the church.
and Mrs. John Hayden are
inv ' at Denver and Boulder l0r
keS or So ..,...
:. town has rented half a right
as.r s ~ 50 the gardens and lawns
I'e, nrobably grow well now.
,d Mrs Chas. Robinson and
,,.n r spent the Fourth at Fort
Ens '.I and also took a short trip to
Mountains
~, credit is given Miss Mabel
', for being the first one on
~ ring the church bell on the
\ Of the fire
! ,e town council have appointed
1 Todd as night watchman and
Month has already been SUBJ
[sd by the business men as a
(y for him
IDv Anlt people left last week
fsw weeks stay in the noun
Among them were: Mr.. and
IN L. Pence, Mrs. r. L. Pence,
|,nd baby, Mrs. r. d. L. Pad
| Homer Richey and family, Mrs.
: Coffee and two children, John
brds and Tom Allison.
I've Camp came up from Greeley
|ay and arrested a man who was
Icted of being a tirebug but 1t Is
lint by most people that he Is
fken as the young man has al
been looked on as good citt-
n Ault and as he has property
himself it is not thought pos
that he can he the man.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
EVANS

Is Lulu Brubaker Is visiting
ds in Denver this week.
Is. Theo. Ennis of kersey was
ng Oh Evans friends Monday.
ln Robinson of Ault spent last
ay on his ranch south Of town.
Is Annetta Wylie of Idaho, is
guest of Rev. j. NJ. Wylie and
J..
oph Erickson west OF town,
arvested his barley and had q
prop without irrigation.
Horton and family returned
Monday after several weeks
with friends in Dunkirk, NY.
5. WE. Haynes, whose husband
last Friday has moved to
ey where she will make her
! and Mrs. Archibald enter
ID number of their friends
the Delta and Evans Thursday
ng.
Lamberton who has been look
after DR.. Horizons patients
he was in the east, returned to
|Ome in Denver Friday evening.
". Stillman and wife, Mrs. j.
Eylie, Mrs. G. ii. Young and
z. IL, Herriott, attended the
Prth League convention held in
|er last week.
very pleasant home warming
was given at the new home of
and Mrs. Jack O'Grady last
|sday evening. Dancing was the
illDg enjoyment of the evening.
W. Myers who traded part OF
property here for a home in
(hheld, Cali. has sold out there
S now in Los Angeles. Reports
(eSt move will be- back to Evans
he can get a good drink OF
h again.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
9ly.GioS.

Miss Winnie BLY,, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. BLY,, Of 1924
Twelfth avenue, was married to
James E. Gies of London, England,
Sunday. July .. The ceremony was
performed in the Methodist Epis-
copal church in Denver, by Rev.
Montgomery.
The bride attended Normal school
here last term, and the groom has
also made his home here for some
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
Jensehona9-Sutor

At the home of the, bride s
mother, Mrs. Emma Peppmayer,
1874 Williams street, Denver, last
Thursday afternoon, Miss Pauline
F. Jenschenag was married to Arthur
G. Sutor of Greeley. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. A.
Schmidt in the presence Of a few
intimate friends and relatives.
The bride is but little known in
Greeley, but the groom is member
Of the Sutor Brothers firm, owners
of the Phoenix bakery corner Of
Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
FORT LuPToN

The Silver State Canning company
started to can beans Wednesday.
A. r. Fisher and wife moved into
their new home on Denver street
this week.
w. j. Burge and P. S. Junge were
in Greeley Saturday on Brighton
ditch business.
B. E. Newton has been granted a
30 day lay, off and will visit friends
in Lincoln, Neb.
Mike Moran left for an extended
visit to his old home in New York
Sunday, on the flyer.
The Empson Canning company
will receive pickles about July 10.
A good crop is reported by the farm
erS.
G. S. Allsebrook purchased the c.
NJ. Ireland ranch in Box Elder last
week. He will fix up the ranch for
sheep.
G. w. Twombly was down from
Denver during the week and put In
a cement Sidewalk in front of his
store and other improvements on
other town property.
Rev. Fl. J. Grace and wife, Mrs.
May McClave, Grace Coburn, Mrs.
C. G. Philip and E. S. St. John
were In attendance at the Epworth
League convention in Denver during
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
GROVER

Geo. Thomas spent the Fourth
with his parents at Alliance, Neb.
Mr.. Jackson and family are visit
ing relatives at Snyder, this week.
Walter Jackson of Sharon Springs,
Kan, is visiting his mother this
week.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-13
WEDDINGS
RohlaS.kaj8er,

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fl. Miller was the scene Of happy
wedding July Fourth, when their
granddaughter, Miss Edith A. Roh-
las and Charles A. Kaiser we're
united In marriage by Rev. j. A.
Davis. Tie young people are both
of Denver.