The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-13
|TRAY NOTES
FEW FACTS GATHERED
ABOUT EATON.
h Year Looked For-Lots OF
Sugar Beets and Wheat
Business Better.

! If YOU don't succeed at first, try,
|,caip. - is the American motto
l.,on failed on its potato croI
ro,r by reason of the low price,
there is nothing to indicate fall
"a, next year in the activity or
ARMS all around the little burg
Irsrs are hustling to beat the
l TO get in their crop. The
NO wheat is all in the ground,
some beets will be planted In
vicinity this week. The beet
has been practically all distrib-
by the sugar factory.
nme of the farmers around Eaton
this season try to experiment
American grown sugar beet seed.
this purpose, sixteen fifty-pound
( of the seed were received at the
bp postotlice few days ago, sent
number of farmers who were
ing to try the experiment..
ktofOre nearly all of the seed has
from Germany, but the agricul-
department OF the United
Is has been developing q grade Of
that will probably soon take the
/ Of the imported product, and
kuch cheaper. The postoffice at
)n looked like a grain warehouse,
the sixteen. two-bushel sacks
up there. and it was certainly
largest parcels of mail ever re-
ID at that office.
lille talking of beets and sugar
Jay be stated that this will be
eading business in Eaton this
ng summer and winter. The
ping Of the railroad from Eaton
indsOr has created considerable
ity already, although the grad
|re considerable distance from
town. There is also consider
Oversauling going on at the
PTy, \ new and elevated rail-
track will be built on the west
OF the beet sheds, and a huge bin
/ where the car loads of beetS
oe dumped from the elevated.
Ftoi0re, the beets that came in
~ had to be shoveled from the
into the sheds. The old sheds
De Used to take care of the prod
Tom about l,5Oo acres that will
auled in by wagon.
almost complete force of new
nave been put in the office of the
factory. II. X. Marsh, who
cashier has been transferred to
ny where a new factory is be-
Du'It j, +. Logan, who was
ooONEeeper has been made cash
IN Narsh's place, and J.. II.
formerly with the First Ma
BANK of Eaton takes the place
a' oookkeeper. W. l.. Lawson,
was superintendent of the fac
ias' year, has also been trans
'Os terling to manage the new
'y, and a. W. Millar. of Oak
'aiil'' has arrived to take the
'htendency of the Eaton factroy.
stanley has also been trans
'OSterling.
Forge DEMO, manager of the
nm " Elevator company says
a'nefS are not dismayed by the
a' 'lie wheat last summer, but
mug mn 'ully as much this year as
i"ey took the best of the
~, seed and avoided as much
@ioIe the shrunken seed.
1,neraole VI, building Is looked for
',aa a'e new railroad, and it is
A. '''at a new town will be
,oa VI, IN the Severance neigh
:, V' !, although by whom, and how
ss 'een n' stated, so far as can be
St,.. mere is likely to be a
,"a ,'eo somewhere in that re-
ma a "S soon as this is done. a
spring up in a very short
|rtarns business change of any
! II, EATON within the past
ot Iss p. che consolidation of the
|, h,'| ns'oh with the First Ma
bs "''N' ~. and the change of A. G,
|tion j., PRESIDENT of the new in
\ ,hiu W succeed w. W. Sullivan.
! nua 'p'nents h of sheep and lambs
alrsaa.' uuo for the most part they
] Laua La'y been marketed. The
|sday s nhii ana Stock company last
k,cb,s. shipped 1000 head.
|lS Vs nearly all say that h,,s,