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The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
THE DELTA

Will Stanley and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson Sunday.
Bessie Smith has been quite sick
the past week but is now much bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thompson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenburg
and family Sunday.
Mr.. Talbot is erecting a nice
house on his five acres recently pur-
chased from W. r. Adams.
j. A. Thompson has his sale ad-
vertised for February 8. After the
sale he and his family will leave
for kearney, Neb.
Friday evening Mrs. Green gave a
neighborhood party. All the neigh
bors were invited and the evening
was spent in playing might've, dane
ing and playing games. About mid
night refreshments were served and
soon afterward all departed home.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
List of Produce Dealers.

The following is list of names
of dealers who are members in good
standing, and who have subscribed
to the agreement and rules of The
Potato Growers & Dealers associa-
ton:
Farr Produce Co. Greeley
Mosher & Parker, Greeley.
The Greeley Mere. Co., Greeley.
c. Rugh, Greeley.
The Greeley Produce Co., Greeley.
r. Patterson & Son, Greeley.
|. Rothschild, Greeley.
The Greeley Potato Co., Greeley.
English g. Garter, Greeley.
j. Il. Patterson l. Co. Greeley.
The Farmers Mere. Co., Greeley.
The Potato Growers Com. Co., Greeley
c. |. Moore, Kersey.
G. Collier, Kersey.
Roy Gillette, Ault.
Collins Produce Co., Ault.
A lison Il Son. Ault.
The Ault Produce Co., Ault.
Bruce G. Eaton & CO., Eaton.
f.. 5. Schoonover, Eaton.
Harry Schoonover. Eaton.
+. G Steele. Eaton.
W H. Eaton, Eaton.
Eaton Grain Co.. Eaton.
n +. Cushman, Eaton.
G. W. Deffke, Eaton.
Fort Produce Co., by VIM. II. Bar
Der. Windsor.
Windsor Mere. Co., Windsor. s
VIM. Simpson, Windsor.
Williams 4 Porter, Windsor.
Bills It Briggs, Windsor.
Miller & Gilkison, Timnath.
S. II. SOUTHARD, Manager.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
HAZELT0N

George Helps has returned from
Boulder where he visited with rela-
tives for two weeks.
George Rogers has rented the John
Vinegar farm southwest of Greeley
and will move in the near future.
Lottie Maitland has gone to visit
with her friend, Mrs. Henry Bridge
ford, In the vicinity Of Hillsboro.
George Hautum of Godfrey Bot
toms, last week visited his brother
John, who has rented the Otferlee
farm.
The young folks of Hazelton gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Beetham a
surprise few evenings ago which
turned out to be very pleasant
dancing party.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
LUcERNE

James Claque received , car loads
of sheep Thursday.
William Stanley has been up at
Ault at work on his new house.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert will move on
the ID. II. Smith farm about Feb. l..
The farmers around here have been
putting up their summers supply
of. ice.
Mr.. Burg has rented MIR. Fran
cisco's farm across the road from
his own.
Alex Johnson gave dance in his
new house Friday night. All had IA
good time.
James Claque loaded two cars Of
sheep Monday which he will put on
the market at Omaha.
A. W. Davis will be able to re-
sumo his work at the depot this week,
after laying of six months on ac-
count OF illness.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02

The young people and some not SO
young, spent pleasant evening
Tuesday of last week at the bowling
alley. Coffee and cake were served
after the bowling was over. About
35 were present.
1t is believed now that the diph-
iberia is all over with; the King and
Bowen houses, north Of town, were
thoroughly fumigated last Saturday,
also the school house. and school was
resumed Monday morning. u
The new bell for the Congrega-
tional church arrived last week and
was put up Saturday and Sunday
morning and evening the people en-
joyed the music which was much
appreciated. The bell Is q nice one
and weighs 500 pounds and measures
90 inches in diameter. -r
viii Hodgell was taken so much
worse on Sunday of iast week that
he was taken to the hospital at Gree
ley, where it was feared that an
operation would have to be per-
formed, but the consulting physicians
decided to postpone it, and he is
getting along so we'll now that 1t Is
believed he will soon be alright.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
LAGRANGE

Mrs. Witter is some better from
har attack Of erysipelas.
Ray Mulford, who has been sick
so long with erysipelas, is a little
better.
Mrs. Julia Milne was calling on
her sister, Mrs. A. Il English, last
Thursday.
Chas. Ford shipped two cars Of
lambs last week. He received 81. 40
per hundred.
VIM. Morse has rented his farm
for the ensuing year to the Wallace
brothers, but still intends living
there.
The literary meeting held last
Friday night was not as good as
usual, as q great many were not
able to be there.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
AUlT'

Charles Robinson and family are
expected home this week.
Ed Gafner returned last week from
his visit to Michigan and Ohio.
w. j. Shannon is building a five
room house in Hayden's addition.
Albert Allison, his son Orie and
daughter Zoa, are all down with the
GRIP.
Miss Thornton of Nebraska has
been visiting Mrs. Tollefson the
past week.
J. ID. Mattison had a severe attack
of heart trouble Friday Of last week,
but is able to be. out again.
Married-At Bloomfield, Neb. Jan.
%, William Joll of Ault and Miss
Pearl Kitchen of Bloomfield.
Rev. Cotfman of Eaton was in
town last week to see about holding
Methodist services in this place.
DIR. F. S. Barber from Denver, IA
dentist, has located in Ault and
taken rooms in the new Bank of Ault
building.
The Baptist people will hold their
covenant meeting on Thursday night
OF this week and next Sunday the
communion services will be held at
Joll' s hall.
p.rties from Denver have leased the
old club house and are fitting IL up
as a hotel. They intend building an
addition which will give them
twelve or fifteen rooms.
Miss Reardon of Fort Collins VS.
tied Mrs. M. C. Todd few days
last week and left Thursday hlght
for Seattle, Wash. where she VIII
make her home in the future.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
EVANS

Frank Dunbar and family have
gone to Ault to reside.
Rev. C. Miller of Berthoud was
the guest of Rev. Stillman Friday.
j. W. Meyer has returned home
after spending three months in
Greeley.
George Deichart has gone to the
Homeopathic hospital in Denver for
treatment.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. Smith has been very sick for
several days.
On Friday morning a new boarder
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller. 1t is a girl.
Mrs. p. w. Hughes returned from
Loveland Saturday where she has
been visiting for three weeks.
Mrs. John Parsons of Payson,
Utah is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ramsdell.
The Salvation Army held services
in the NJ. f. church Wednesday, in
charge of Captain Reno of Greeley.
John kimsey, j. r. Cornelius and
Albert Moore have returned home
after attending two weeks course
at the Fort Collins college.
VIM. Smith of Denver was in
town Saturday. having been looking
after his sheep which he is feeding
on the Behrens ranch in East Evans.
About 6, 300 feet of the main has
been completed of the water works
system. The company is now await
ing the arrival of the fire plugs and
hydrants.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
FORT LuPToM

Ben Lansdown of Denver is home
for few days on account of an at
tack of grip.
Mrs. f. w. Hammitt Of Platte
Vile visited her daughter Mrs, Arm
strong all last week.
Miss Daisy Frink returned to her
school Sunday evening after few
days visit with parents.
Several of the Fort Lupton people
attended the funeral of George Noll-
mer of Platteville Saturday.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Breckler of the west side is suff-
ering with an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs, James Corlew of Hudson is i'll
with a severe attack of pneumonia.
DIR. f. L. Frierberger lis attending
her.
Some excitement prevails in pre-
cinct 81 by a rumor from Denver that
fraud existed in the late election in
that precinct.
Born Saturday morning to G. J.
Davidson and wife, twelve pound
daughter. Both mother and child
are doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tye attended
the funeral of Mrs. W. f. Butcher of
Greeley Sunday. The remains were
taken to Boulder.
W. j. Burge took a load of hogs
to Denver last week and brought
back thoroughbred Hereford bull
which he will keep with his Hereford
cattle purchased at Barr last fall.
The Ladies Aid society last Satur-
day held their monthly dinner in the
Smith hall. The dinner was under
the management of Mesdames Decker,
Cheely and Lambrecht and was par
taken of by a large crowd.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
LASALLE

T. G. Hotchkiss preached for Rev.
Taylor Sabbath morning.
Miss Lois Hayward was i'll with
grippe few days last week.
II. A. Dennison of Denver Is Wis
iting his daughter Mrs. r. c. Har-
rington.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dunn, Monday, January "A, 1905, a
daughter.
Mrs. Ogilvy has been suffering
from severe attack of neuralgia
this week.
Roy Lockhart last week moved to
the farm recently vacated by Ed
Hutfsmith.
McKim Beattie who has been i'll
the past week is able to resume his
school duties.
ID. S. Ellis spent the day Satur-
day with his sister, Mrs. M. j..
Evans of Greeley.
Mrs. Wylie and daughter, Miss
Eva. of Evans were calling in La
Sale last Tuesday.
Grandma Duncan, who has been
visiting in Denver for several
months, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. f. C. Harrington returned
Monday evening after few days in
Denver visiting her sister, Mrs.
HnufS
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
cIPsoN

N T. clin is making some repairs
Edna Teller is suffering from
,,ht Mat attack OF pneumonia
's1' %, and and Mrs. T. Webster .,,,',. have
NJ NJ ,aam a, suffering from la grippe
w, ,4 w. Dillon and NJ. u.
~ Aes,' - Gipson made a business visit
ir NV, ", Collins last Friday.
usn,rt Frazier changed his plans
nO' s"yed TO Greeley instead OF to
Rjndsor Su Il.or as stated last week
n. and Mrs. Rudolph Bybee
~, w. n Denver early in the week.
.bsre @ they will make an EXTENDED
n.r Tborell who is guest in one
,Ma Gjpson families, occupied the
';, VI. oftbe swedish Mission church
',r rros,ey on last Sunday evening.
,.orord Ramsay of hardwood,
,r, isthe guest of his old friend,
warner of West Fifth street.
No gentleman will remain several
Feeks.
Frank Youngs has. been feeding a
uncb of cattle this winter and is
sr we'll pleased with his venture
W Jacobs has also fed a larger
|umter than usual this season at his
ock yards.
Miss Ada Moreland was in Love-
nd Iast,week where she went TO
insult physician for the youngest
,i,d of B. S. Comm of west Eighth
reef The child's mother was bur-
"a only last week
Mr.. and Mrs, Manwarring ana
Mid we're the guests of their old
me friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
ybee Of Gipson last week from Wed
psday until Sunday. The visitors
ere from Montrose. Ind. and are
uch pleased with Colorado.
Frank keefer and his mother
|n Amanda keeier last week moved
the property formerly occupied by
h. Hart as a chicken ranch. This
III be their home this season,
hie Mr.. keeier will farm on a
ball scale on his own place east OF
reelev.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
KERsEY

Cort Feeders has returned from
Denver
Miss Edith Hallman is visiting in
LaSalle. -H...
Mrs. Con. Hetferman is visiting in
New York.
James Hood has returned from
his trip to Iowa.
N. w. Jones was in Greeley Satur-
day and Monday
Mrs. Jim Warren was a Greeley
visitor Saturday.
Fred Jurgens was a business Wis
itor in kersey Saturday.
Mabel Truhart has been quite i'll
but is able to be out now.
Mrs. Oliver Scobey is the guest OF
James Loustalet and family.
Mrs. Ellen G. McMurray has re-
turned from visit to Denver
friends.
Miss Bertha VanCleave, who has
been indisposed, is we'll and able to
resume her school duties.
Chas. Felt, wife and son, Victor,
have been the guests of Jack Kings
bury and family for several days.
Mrs. James Loustalet, who has
peritonitis and under DIR. Lonergan' S
care, is some better but very i'll yet.
Miss Lille Gordon of Box Elder
visited Willis Gordon and family OH
her way home from her Denver
visit.
Chas. Afford and Miss Florence
Neal were united in marriage Thurs
day at the home of the brides par
ents. The young couple are yer,
popular in Kersey and have the best
wishes of many friends,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
EATON

Wallace Laybourn wheeled over
bm Windsor Friday.
Samuel b. DickersOn has moved
family to Fort Collins.
William Sherrer and Ben Middle
n drove to Greeley Sunday.
Mrs. William Jones spent Il few
Us last week with her son George.
Malcolm Losey started for Chicago
(turday with several car loads Of
eep.
Ms. Joseph O'Hara from North
lndsor visited friends in Eaton
thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Alger visited
ENDS in Idaho Springs and Denver
6t week.
number Of farmers and citizens
lile town are putting up ice which
good quality and eight or nine
cheS thick.
Inc Social Hour club gave its
lual public meeting and supper
Puay night at the hall. A good
enoahce and social time was
ported.
e'ahse in the managers of the
ephohe Office has taken place.
Ames has been transferred to
seley and Mr.. Gossilman of Gree.
comes to Eaton.
MIS- Sarah Tracy, who has been
iohs time at the home of her
george, died Tuesday and was
.e' from the Congregational
'''l' last Thursday afternoon.
e'elaI new residences are being
III The north part of town.
=, margaret Shoemaker of Indian
o. ma arrived in Eaton Thurs
10 see her son Earl, who is ser
N III with tuberculosis.
amp l5o W. o. W. and Eaton
sS NO. - held a joint installa-
saturday evening in Woodman
ABOUT 200 members were pres
ueotSe *, Rogers grand or
1'' =, ol the Pacific Jurisdiction
tta "e installing and gave a talk
'"e good of the order
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
New National Bank.

The Union bank expects to receive
its charter as a national bank within
few days. This is the Oldest finan-
cial institution in Weld county, hav-
ing been established in 1877. The
bank will be called the Union Ma
tional bank of Greeley and the capi-
tai stock will be $50, 900. The same
officers and directors as at present
will direct the destinies of the new
national bank.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
Antelope Park

" rage is on the sick list.
s' baldridge spent Thursday
"'S' Il. G. Hager in Eaton.
w. wilson of Denver called ON
so"''ard and family Thursday
Ei,i,, i,a,n Newell from Washington
,ria is his sister Mrs. w. L..
~ I"ar'z and family have moved
Oe house recently vacated by
Wv fressler and Cloe and Jen-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02
All Over Weld.

ME Roullard visited the .Columbine
school one day last week.
Miss Daisy Law, who is teaching
school near Greeley, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home here.
Hugh O'Hara and family expect to
leave in the near future for Idaho
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Pechin, one of the teachers
in our school, will take a vacation
this week owing to Ill health. Miss
Reed has been appointed substitute
to fill her vacancy.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
Mclean Co. independent.

Hugh Scott, from Bismarck, has
been visiting the Taylor Bros. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cotton arrived
from Grand Forks, moving to theil
homestead north of Garrison this
week, where they will remain in the
future. :.
Taylor-Baldwin Co. have received
some large shipments Of goods this
week and they have been very busy
unpacking. They have leased the
north half of McGray Bros store,
where they will be located until
they build.
John j. Hill, from Roseglen, was
in town Wednesday, Mr.. Hill re-
ported that he had raised a very fine
crop this year. He raised III bus.
of flax an acre on 80 acres, and had
Is acres Of blue stem that went 283
bushels to the acre. His white Rus
sian oats went 50 bus. to the acre.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
THE GOODRICH CITIZEN.

The weather man appears to have
taken exception to the running of a
passenger train on this branch, only
one train each way since the sched-
ule went into effect.
Prof. Wiley and Walter Landeck
we're two anxious men from Mon.
day morning until the storm ceased
their families being on their home.
steads. It is unnecessary to say
that they made tracks for home as
early as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Knepper got
lost in the blizzard Tuesday night
while going home from their sonar
thurs place and were out all night
It is reported that Mrs. Kneppel
had her hands and feet quite badly
frozen. Although there is. little
doubt that they had a very disa
greeable experience, we rejoice with
their numerous friends that it-was
not more serious.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
How to Stop a Paper.

When you wish to stop a paper,
write the publisher a letter, giving
your name and address, and enclose
a money order for the amount due
on your subscription, and the pa
per will be stopped. Don't try to
escape paying for your paper by
refusing it through the postoftice.
The law provides that you must
pay for your back subscription be-
fore you can discontinue.
1 Don't get mad if a publisher
needs money and sends you a state
ment telling of his needs, but be a
man and help him out by paying up. /.
There are many'accounts to keep
in the operation Of a newspaper,
and if mistake is made you will
find the publisher pleased to rightit.
Prescott Tribune.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
Turtle Lake Wave.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reuter- returned
Tuesday from a visit with friends
in Minneapolis.
John Brown bought a quarter
section Of land near his homestead
east Of this town.
A farmer north of town farmed a
quarter-section two years and made
enough money by SO doing that he
bought the land this fall at SIG pei
acre. "a
The town hotel is in such demand
that everybody wants to take turns
in running itawhile. Today marked
the fourth change Of management
in the last two months. Jas. Ever
hart resigned in favor Of Mr.. Clus-
key, of Kensel, N. D. The Wave.
as#%dsual, wishes the management
success.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15

.-l
The state manual training school
of Glendale, North Dakota, has just
issued an announcement of a four
months special course in Dress
Making, beginning Jan. End, 1905. J.
This course inciudes measuring and
drafting, hand and machine sewing,
and gives a thorough and system
ATTIC training in the principles Of
Dressmak king,w practice in their
application. This school also offers
strong courses in Mechanic Arts,
Domestic Arts, Fine Arts, Music
and the Commercial Branches.
Young people who are interested
should write the school for the an \
nouncements.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
WILTON NEWS.

Miss Della Minton, of Fairbanks,
Ia, has accepted position in the
Danielson Department Store.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
Horse Thieves Frightened.

Last Friday, Fred Jenher, Sr., a
prosperous farmer a few miles north
Of Goodrich, was the defendant in a
damage suit brought by Amalgie
Matz, in justice court at Denhotf'
He put up his team at Mix's Feed
Stable, and as it(was late when the
case was finished, he decided to re-
main over night. In the morning
when he went out to hitch up, his
team was gone, and up to Wednes-
day afternoon no trace of them
could be found although Mr.. Jenner
had been looking for them contin-
uously since Saturday. Wednes-
day afternoon when Mr.. Jenner was
in town, Jacob MecNer arrived in
town and at once found Mr.. Jen-
ner and informed him. that he had
taken up his team on Sunday after
noon. The team was a awellmatched
span Of young horses we'll worth
$4OO, and their mysterious disap-
pearance from the barn in Denhoff
leaves little doubt that they were
taken with the intent of theft, but
the culprif becoming aware that
discovery was immanent. set them
adrift. Goodrich Citizen,
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15

"A German newspaper will be
started in Denhof in the near fu-
ture.ss This makes the unlucky l3
il the county. G
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
County correspondence.
Items Of Interest from Special Cor
respondents and from the Various
Newspapers of Mclean County.
The Garrison Times.

Miss Bessie Bray, who was seri-
ously i'll in her home northwest OF
town with pneumonia, is rapidly
Improving under the efficient care
Of DR.. Ray
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Rigg arrived in
Garrison last Tuesday evening from
Glenwood, Minn. They were held
in the capital city on account Of the
blizzard.
The Mandan Nero. Co. secured
the contract for furnishing the ma
terial for the Garrison schoolhouse
which will be erected at once. The
school is expected to commence i'm
mediately after the holidays.
Postmaster Taylor received no
tice this week from the postof6ce
department that the train would
carry the mail to and from Garrison
on and after Dec..lS This is good
news to the people Of Garrison and
vicinity as the mail will reach here
nearly twenty four hours earlier by
the present stage line.
Over $40 worth of stamps were
cancelled at the Garrison postofice
last Monday. This is considerably
above the average, but the cancella-
tion each month increases and now
greatly exceeds $500, the highest
amount to be received by a fourth
class postmaster. tits a sure thing
that this will soon be made third
class office.
! A. Slettin, who has been employed
for some time by Argetsinger &
Cook, fell from the scaffold at Sta
ley's house last Monday afternoon
His hip and leg were SC. bruised that
he could not move at all. He was
taken to.the carpenter shop and put
to bed, and the doctor sent for
Upon examination, it was found
that no bones were broken, and il
is probable that he will be as good
as new in a few days. Mr.. Slettin
had just finished siding the house,
and started to tear down the scatfold
As he drew off one Of the boards,
he slipped and fell with the above
result.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
MCLEAN COUNTY MINER.

Miss Clara Linder returned to
her home in Moorehead Thursday
The train came in Tuesday, the
first time in a week.
The Mannhaven Nero. Co. began
hauling freight from this point tc
Mannhaven Tuesday.
@. E. McCulloch returned Tues.
day from a trip through Minnesota
and Iowa, after being tied up fol
several days on the 500 Line during
the blockade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuter- and
daughter Lilly returned from their
trip to the Pacific coast Tuesday
They report their trip as being a
delightful one. -
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15

Miss Della Minton, of Fairbanks,
Ia., has accepted a position in the
Danielson Department Store.
Gen. .Washburn came in from tie
south last evening, and is looking
over his extensive interests here.
S. B. Norton and son, of Frances
township, Burleigh county, were
in town last Saturday enroute home
from the F't. Stevenson country,
where they had been on a hunting
trip.
In District Court last week, Peter
Prokup, charged with stealing flax,
was found guilty Of petit larceny.
The Judge fined him S75, which he
managed to dig up and save the
necessity of boarding with Sheriff
Welch. Peter will raise fax here
after with a plow and team, as all
good citizens ought to.
.Chas. Anderson. late teller Of the
First National Bank in Bismarck,
came up on the morning train on
Tuesday and will henceforth be
numbered among the residents of
Wilton. He will assume active SUI
pervision of the Wilton Nero. Co.,
and expects to find plenty to occupy
his time. Charley is wide awake
active young business man, and we
are glad to chronicle his arrival
among us.
The death angel has again been
in our midst, this time taking a be-
loved wife and mother, Mrs. John
M. Hammack, who died at her home
north of Wilton, Tuesday morning
last Of dropsy and heart disease.
Mrs. Hammack came with her hus-
band and children to Wilton about
five years ago, and during. her res
idence has acquired many warm
friends, who will regret her death
keenly. Three children came to
bless their freside, and those with
|. the father are left to mourn the de-
parture of one most dear. The fu-
neral was held from the home We'd
nesday afternoon, and interment
was at the Asklund cemetery.
The Washburn leader., 1905-12-15
HAS NO WEIGHT.

In the decision, of the capitol
commission case, it seems that if
the amendment to the bill which
included the erection of a govern
or's house, had specified a sum as
limit Of the cost of the same, the
capitol commission bill would have
been declared constitutional by the
court. So those, who for personal or
political motives, are now attempt
ing to make it appear that the COM
mission itself was discredited by
the decision Of the court, are un-
warranted by the facts, and only
display a cheap animosity that has
no weight, with those who believe
in fair conclusions from facts in
stead of slurs. Wahpeton Globe.
4 Blind piggers are said to have
disappeared from Fessenden, Bow
don; Cathay and Harvey.