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The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
LAGRANGE

Margaret, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, is quite
sick.
G. q. Neff has started in at his old
job at the warehouse at Farmers
Spur.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter Ida,
from Burlington, Iowa, are visiting
Mrs. Peterson's brother, P. E.
Lauridsen and wife.
Mrs. A. R. English started for her
home on the 10 from Canada, where
she has been visiting for some time,
and Is expected home "Wednesday.
Little Albert Adams, son OF G.
f. Adams, met with painful acci-
dent one day last week. He was
climbing up on hay fork and fell,
breaking his arm at the elbow.
Frank Adams and Alvin Morrison
started over the land to Steamboat
Springs Friday morning. They ex
pected to be about five days making
the trip. They will visit Frank
cousin. E. c. Neff and wife, ant
will be gone month or more.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
Bio BEND

Misses Anna and May Flowers
drove to Greeley Sunday.
Miss Irene Starr of Greeley is here
visiting her friend Miss Anna Will
son.
Miss Nettie Moehrle visited In
Greeley with friends few days last
week.
Miss Esther Nelson and George
Phillips attended services at LaSalle
Sunday morning.
Miss Ross will give an entertain
ment and recital at Lanes chapel
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Gates and men have COM
menced threshing grain in this vicin-
ity, the yield being better here
abOuts than for many years.
Mr.. Benford and Joe Straley have
received their we'll drilling machine
and viii soon be at work. The.
will drill their first we'll at th'
Nantes school house.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
FORT LuPToM

Ray st. John was Denver visitor
Tuesday.
P. S. Moan Is building a new barn
on his property In town.
G. w. Twombly of Denver was
attending to business in Lupton this
week.
Both canning factories are prepar-
ing to start the canning Of tomatoes
next Monday.
Mrs. o. E. Frink and Mrs. G. l..
Armstrong attended the musicale in
Platteville Tuesday night.
John Freuden and family have
moved from the C. NJ. Ireland ranch
on Box Elder to the L. L. Monson
ranch.
Mrs. Mary Winbourne has accepted
position as teacher in the Cortez,
Colorado, schools, and will leave
about Sept L.
Mrs. j. w. McKissick, the Misses
Beeton and Ladd and Misses Del
and Royce Hurley were delegates to
the Y's convention in Greeley Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

family of Hyallville, Wyoming,
have been visiting the family Of Mr..
Morris sister, Mrs. Albert Nichols.
W. j. Henderson has secured the
services of A. Cohen, Of Denver, .
trst-class harness man, and will soon
have a fine stock of handmade haf-
ness.
Friday afternoon the L. o. T. M.
held very pleasant meeting at the
home of Mrs. f. j. Stoner, and
Tuesday they held one at Mrs. M. c.
Todd's. Some important business
was attended to.
The case of Nellie Owens vs..
Frank Hughes on statutory charge
was tried Tuesday before Judge
Henderson. Hughes was bound over
on 5000 to appear at district court.
Bond was furnished.
Monday evening man whose
name was not learned, who was
camping near the stock yards was
taken suddenly Ill with an epileptic
flt or something similar, and was
taken by Marshall Garnett to the
county hospital.
Leo. Allison, the twelve-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Allison
has been quite sick for few days
with stomach trouble but Is hoped
he will improve soon. He is an in
valid. being afflicted with spinal
trouble and unable to walk.
w. R. Smith, a ranch hand who
was helping j. D. Mattison with his
threshing. fell from load Of wheat
Thursday of last week. The wagon
ran over his head, breaking his jaw.
and it is thought to have perma-
nently injured the hearing Of one
ear.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
AulT

Wheat Is now selling at 81 a
hundred.
The Ault Sunday schools will have
a picnic ON Thursday of next week,
Aug. 80. at the Eaton grove.
The special election for the pur-
pose of voting on the question OF
water works has been called for
Sept. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Martin went
to Berthoud last week to attend the
funeral of their grandson, a child OF
harry Martin.
C. C. Robinson has bought two
lots from Harry Cline in the Nc
Glenn addition, and is building a six
room house for rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Morris and
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

They came here q year ago for Mrs
Bones health.
Ethel aud Leila Spurgeon took ,ea
with Miss Jessie Sherman SUNDAY
evening.
Mr.. Brainard is improving ms
home by the addition ofa kitchen
and porch to the house.
Fay Johnson, Of East Greeley was
the guest from Monday till trioay
of Elizabeth and Margery Harris.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster ENTERTAINED
Sunday Mrs. Carr and daughter OF
Severance, and Mr.. and Mrs, Veie'
ourous Webster and two children
from Kersey.
A. P. Shelburn. ex-sheriff OF
Hardin county. Neb., stopped over
Wednesday for a visit with his
uncle. s. L. Spurgeon. He was on
his way to Portland and Seattle.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
JohMsToWN

John Saneom was business caller
in Greeley Saturday.
Mrs. Lydia Walker is enjoying q visit
from relative from Denver At present.
Mlss Lambert OF Loveland. a niece
Of Mrs. Bruner is visiting at the Bruner
home
Miss Mae johnson OF Boulder has
been the guest OF Miss Rosa Smith the
past week.
Bob Balentine returned home Friday
evening after having spent the past week
ut Cheyenne.
Miss Mabel Bern of near Berthoud,
has been the gnest OF Miss Minnie Er
kenbeck the past week.
Stewart Thornton Tuesday bought
out the bakery and restaurant from Mr.
Torrens, then sold it Wednesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Sommers who live north of
town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Knott of Johns
town and MIR. and Mrs. Chas Beeson Of
Loveland started Sunday morning for
Derby's on the Little South Poudre for
weeks recreation.
Mrs. Mapston, who has been house
keeper for Ed and Arthur Sellers since
the early spring, left Monday morning
for Longmont where she expects to send
her daughter Sadie to school.
Farmers in this vicinity have tested
their dry lands this season and reports
are very satisfactory, John Benson hav-
ing threshed nearly hundred acres of
wheat that yielded twenty three bushels
on an average without any irrigation.
The hardware store just completed
and owned by Mr.. Brown was initiated
Friday evening by dance. The young
folks OF this vicinity and also some
Berthoudites assembled and participated
in dancing until the wee small hours of
the morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

Miss Carrie Christensen has gone
to Stove Prairie In Larimer county
where abe has been engaged to teach.
Mn. Gosselln of Greeley who has
spent several weeks with her friend
Mrs. W. H. Scheer, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Burgess and Miss
Fern Haradon Of Kewaunee, H.,
are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j,
Blandin.
Miss Mildred Allen Of Denver who
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Winnie Armitage, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wolfe have
been entertaining their brother and
his wife, Mr.. anu Mrs. Louis B..
Wolfe. Of LaIla1p, III.
/: e. F. Goodrich, manager for the
Potato Growers Commission com.
pany, who has spent the summer in
Kansas, has returned for the fall
trade.
Miss Goats, a teacher in the Chey.
enne schools was the guest of HRS.
w. B. Grant last week, and spent
Monday at the pleasant ranch home
of Misses Carrie and Cora Clark.
Miss Maude Palmer, of Will
loughby, Ohio. who has. been spend
ing some time in the mountains on ;
camp trip arrived Eere Monday even
ing to visit her friends Rev. S. c
Dickinson and wife.
Mrs. A. Losey recently entertained
A. J. Eaton and wife, Rev. S. G
Dickinson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. R
NJ. Hutchinson, MIR. and Mrs. A. G
Adams, and: Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Will
at q six o'clock dinner.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
olPsoN

Mrs. Strom is spending a few days in
Denver.
Mr.. Brainard is building an addition
to his house.
Mrs. Bergstrom and little son returned
home Saturday from Nebraska.
Miss Pluma Swan spent few days
the frst OF the week in Denver.
Mrs. s. B. Holland and daughter, Pearl,
of Greeley were Gipeon visitors recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poirson from near En-
ton visited early in the week with M. p.
MRrtinson and family.
Mrs. Nj. r. Mnrtinson has returned
home from short stay with the family
OF Mr. Linde, south OF Evans.
Miss Anna Fobes has returned to her
home in Virginia Dale after pleasant
MIR. and Mrs. Shelton Swan and son
returned to their homo in University
Park Friday after pleasant visit OF
two weeks with their relatives.
Mr.. Dalzell has gone to the noun
tains.
Fay Brainard spent Sunday with
friends near Golden.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Evans,
Monday, Aug, 13, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bybee spent Sunday
In Greeley with Mr.. and Mrs. Mere
dlth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bone left Friday for
their home In Bentonville, Ark.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
EVANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Coffmsn were Loveland
visitors last Thursday.
John Herriot and Benjamin Young are
Denver visitors this week.
Mrs. Craig and daughter of Denver
were calling on Evans friends Monday
Miss Sadie Young attended the deaf
mute convention held in Denver last
week. =
Billie Mercer, James O'Grady, Henry
Baker and Mr.. Emrick left Monday for
Estes Park for two weeks outing.
Mr.. Streck OF Lincoln, Neb., has
bought out John Olsons pool room on
Main street. He will soon take possess
sion.
j. N. Wylie and family and Harry and
Earl johnson and Mr.. Grant bave re-
turned from q two weeks outing ut
Estes Park.
Mrs. Samuel Andrews returned home
Friday from Drummond, Mich, where
she has been visiting with friends for
some time.
A. L. Smith and family who have
been visiting Evans friends for the past
month, have gone for u visit with friends
in Burns. Kansas.
Adolf Leibsack Saturday afternoon
was kicked in the breast by vicious
horse, causing internal hemorrhage. DR..
Lonergan was called.
Mr. aud Mrs. little OF Denver ard
Mrs. j. p. Bovard OF Sterling we're guests
at the home of G. r. Park and family
Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Post Of Kansas has purchased the
eighty the East Evans school is on and
will take pos. ession the 1st Of January.
In the meantime Mr.. Post and family
will reside in Evans.
Mrs. P. W. Hughes. Mrs. j. A. Behrns,
Mrs. w. j. Mcmillan aud Miss Amy
Ferguson attended the convention OF
the Y's held in Greeley Monday and
Tuesday OF this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
|EBE DRAW

rick of TT. Lupton is visiting
Baab's.
Baab OF Greeley visited his
re Sunday.
Markle took in Frontier Day
be Thursday.
,dna, Ina and Rose Dean Wis
at Cheyenne last week.
Roy is enjoying a visit from
and cousin. The former is
nee, Colo.
estnut and wife visited rela.
asst week. Mr.. Chestnut was
Cheyenne last Thursday and
friends extend congratula.
S tnreshing machine is in the
thc new Company" machine
the last Of the week. There
10 in tue Draw this year than
lrs, Riley Anderson and Mr.,
pm Anderson went to Den.
y 70 see their daughter and
Bell, who has been in the
re Tor some time. Mrs. Bell
and was very low for sew
VI Is now ont of danger.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
All 0ver, Weld.

Mrs. Draper, who is making her visit,
attended services at tie chapel Sunday
evening.
Mis-. Carl Carlson returned from Texas
Saturday evening. She has the sympa.
thy of Elwell friends in the loss Of her
father, Miss Anna Carlson came with
her for visit.
Messrs. Lew and Fred Worden and
Roy Thornton and Misses Lottie Parish,
Maud Clark and Bertha Kibby with
Mrs. Hodges as chaperone. left Monday
for week in Estes Park.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
|ELWELL

Il AID Society met with Mrs.
(st week
n Hanes of Berth.ud
lne chapel Sunday morning
Pwh is clerking for j. w.
Neek IN the absence OF Mr..
fa Pearl Eberhart visited a
Fs last week with relatives
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ea with the Dilley chapel
Pday evening.
"no underwent an opera.
ng along we'll.
!, !, links !. he will soon have
'ue country as he lost
ses the last week.
'well I'VE celebrated his birth
lay w inviting his friends to
evening with him. ~
orowell and her mother,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
|lghlandIake

will open here Sept. 4th.
Is are finishing irrigating their
! week.
bbnston and family returned
eastern part Of state last week.
lyon and daughter will occupy
d that Mrs Strawbridge will
Bennett sold his farm south Of
ast week to Mr.. Jabou who is
4(he farm now.
rawbridge expects to move to
there Miss Strawbridge will
coming school year.
d boys will give 4 free concert
th. They will play on r. 8.
Fony and seats will be arranged
leads lawn.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

l,ixou entertained the club Fri
|,,.,on has commenced to buy
L, 0s,nut visited with her sister.
Wis, Sunday.
" s'n.s Callers a, Mrs. Houston's
|1s ~. and family of Greeley, Mr..
|sU u0' Of + Colorado Springs, and Mr..
-" Honston n and daughter were
/, Mr.. Bollinger's Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
GROVER

John Eubank loaded two cars Of
wool this week for eastern shipment.
w. Cochran has leased the Morris
ranch east of town gong to farm
Campbell system.
Mr.. Cunningham has purchased
l0-horse gasoline engine and pump
ing plant which will soon be In
operation.
Nancy, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Burns, Is very sick with
typhoid fever. DR.. o. X. Snyder,
Cheyenne, is in attendance.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
rHE DELTA

,ynipr's baby was ill last week
/ rks has left the Delta to work
Foley spent two days Of last.
Boulder
Read and family started for Wy
q, Thursday.
,ibsld lost a horse last week and
kher one is sick.
da Crawford is visiting with
khibald this week.
II. Small OF Loveland is now
with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
WINDSOR

Mrs. Helen Brown returned Thurs
day from her visit at Ault.
Mrs. James Thompson was shop
ping in Fort Collins Wednesday.
Geo. Z. Osterhout and wife are at
Glenwood Springs for several weeks
outing.
Misses Mary and Grace Williams
of Denver are visiting Windsor
friends.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hanks of Denver
visited relatives in Windsor Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Maud Walker left Friday for
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
Horses and Mules for Sale.

We have at the Mansion barn ,
car of horses and mules for sale at
reasonable prices. This stock was
all bred and raised in Colorado and
do not have to be acclimated Can
do good work this year. Call and
see them before buying.
Hall s. Spellman.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their many kind
nesses during the sickness and death
of our dear little baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Plasters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
AMERICAN CHEESE
IN GERMAN MARKET
Great Quanlly Of it is Used and
and Yankee Farmers Could
Well Supply Demand.
HOLLAND NOW CONTROLS TRADE
Goods Must Be Nell Made and
Packed So Product viii be. Re-
ceived in Fine shape-miIIions of
Dollars in the Business Which is
Now Lost.

Tho rar,,,,,,,-.
az Ne'y 'o''o o'
CHEESE ana 'hey cannot produce any
thing like the amount they consume
in their own diaries. The result is
thot nov ,n,ro., ,, nu,,
IN,
~ 10y '''''' o. y CONES
from me United States. which ex-
polis great dea' TO other countries.
IN i'oa ne imports OF cheese INTO
'"e empire OF Germany amounted in
Yaiue 70 So,o'2'l2' the principal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
SMALL PRICES FOR RELICS.

Colonial Souvenirs in Fraunces'
Tavern Sold at Auction.
10 make way for the Sons of the
Revolution. to whom the properly
VIII he turned over today, all the
c2ionial and revolutionary relics
That filed l'ra,nces Tavern, at Pearl
and Broad streets, were sold at auc-
ton The prices were as small as
The crowd that attended the sale.
Among the articles sold were an
engraving of the tavern, with a sub.
joined bill receipted by Samuel
Fraunces fer supplies furnished to
President Washingtons household
which brought $40; round table
used by Washington and his alyisera
f2f consultation. $50; and mirror.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
There Are
Otlnerc

but only one Buckingham Lithia Wa.
ter-that is being sold to and recon.
niended by our local physicians and
druggists-owing TO It's great value 20
those suffering with bad stomachs.
kidneys or impure blood-that many
local testimonials bespeak and then
1t is sold today at rs cents for five
gallons. That puts it in reach n
every one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
said TO have been looked into by
Washington, fifty cents.

Among The lengthy list of other
relics sold We're several old engray-
ings and etchings, together with
numerous mnskets, swords and Pts
tcia. There were also muctioned off
an old oil painting of Washingtons
triumphai entry into New York, an
engraving of him receiving salute
on the hattlezhip Of Trenton ana a
copy of his farewell address 10 his
officers.-Ncw York Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13

factnrer would be what is known in
the United States rs 'stare cheese
and which is made excellcntly in
Wisconsin, Iowa and several other
states, This, when somewhat dryer
Than il is usually sold in the United
States, is similar to the ordinary
grades of Holland cheese which
forms the bulk of the German i'm
pOrts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
WIFE Mocks MINISTER.
Preacher Says Woman Made Faces
at Him.
Especial 10 the Daily Pre-.

Especial 10 the Daily Press.)
ANDERSON. IND, May 10-Rev.
James t. lIaffner pastor Of Tie Uni
versalist church of this city, filed suit
Tor divorce today. alleging that his
wife, Bertha Elaffner, ha, stigma
llzed him professionally and treated
him cruelty.
he says his wife marked passages
In his Bible SO as to confuse him An
me delivery of his sermons, and
often sal in church and made faces
at him as he attempted to preach.
lie is a sad sort OF Jester who
starts an untrue report Of the as.
aassination of Russian official these
s.-Bnifalo Nxpres:i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-13
The Standard Supply
y Company, Inc.


j. White Chandler, II. II. Brnshwond.
President. secretary.
J r.. Gayle, Treasurer.
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buy Studebaker Wagons Of
every style.
We carry full line or Rnnabouts.
Surreyf, Top Buggies, Grocery WAY.
ona and many other spring vehicles.
Harness and Horse furnishings. Har.
neas Repairing special feature
good work assured.
Farm Implements, including The tot
lowing welI-kRown makes: Oliver Chill
Flows, Deering G. Mccormick Mowers
and Rakes, Disc HarroWs, Dlac Cult.
vators, farmers Friend Corn Plant.
ere. Planter Juniors, and many othera
Agents for Austin.Western Road
Machinery, Armour's Fertillxers-bc..
tom prices for CASH.
The biggest line ever offered In orr
city. Call and look 1t over before
buying. We want your business.
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Just Like American Goods.

Just Like American Goods.
There are some twenty varieties
Of the Dutch cheese, All more or
less OF the same nature as that pro.
duccd in this country, the American
ole store cheese" resembling the
cheaper grades, and The new store
cheese" The finer qualities, especially
the so-called Tilsiter cheese.
Ahon! year ago, Toronto (Ca.
nada) dairy company, after making IL
careful study of tho German market,
succeeded in cffecting an arrangement
under which il has sold monthly
ever since more than two thousand
rnurds CT cheese similar 10 the urii-
n.'ry qualities imported from Hol-
land.
Dutch full-cream cheese is sold at
Wholesale in Germany at from Is to
II cents pound, and al retail from
u 10 % cents. When ii is borne in
mind that Holland alone in 1905 sent
cheese valued at $3,S36,0oO to Ger
many. only n small portion of which
consisted of the finer grades, such as
the Elam, the production of which in
the United States might prove diff
linlt, the Importance of the marke!
Tor the cheese of the kind exported
by the enterpr!sing Canadian firm
will be apparent
Switzerland Big Seller.
After Holland, Switzerland. which
sent $4,000 worth of cheese to Ger
many last year. is the second most
important exporter TO the empire.
The Swiss hard cheese is a fnvorite.
not only in Germany, but in the Uni
ted States. to which country great
deal is exported
The agricultural department Of our
government is making a study of
hard Swiss cheese, and lis endeavOr.
ing TO encourage The production of
American cheese that will be eunal
to the Swiss product. In the opinion
CT German dairy expert we ought
to be able to produce it in this coun-
try at cost of not more than two
cents paund more than in Swit&er-
land. If this is correct, and Amcri-
can hard cheese could be produced
at from II to ~ cents pound, it
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".JErNNIlNGS'
Butter. Bread"

It's the staff Of life. WHY BE.
cause 1t Is made out of the hest ma.
terlnl that can be bought. We have
thousands 81 testimonials Why not
try loaf and be convinced. Look for
tho tag. We are moi ashamed of our
goods.
HEALTH FOOD BAKERY G. CON-
FECTiONERY co.
Washington Ave. and 31sf Street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-31

la Intervention Official apenas
ln1c1o dos tremulos pasos eli Ell
|camlnO de las concillacioncS. no
debe sentar el precedente de
que ell gobierno debe permane-
Ger alejado del sitio de la con-
tlenda, como I'm espectador in
diferente al que no lie alcanzan
las responsibilities de 10 que
ocurra.
FL gobierno pa >de Y debe in
tervenir, no como entiende las
mediaciones Ell desafortunado Y
catastrofico gobernador INFERNO,
baJo cuyo mando ocurrieron las
escenas de sangre. sino como es
de esperar que las ejerza ell go
6ernante que, para tranquilidad
del pals, esta va de regreso.
Es su deber Ell que le indica-
mos, y por ning1n concepto de-
be esquivar su cumplimiento.
En- Ell estado de crisis Y de
sorganizaci0n en- que Sc encuen.
ira ell pals, debe preocupar hon.
damente al gobierno Y a todas
las classes sociales, la continua-
c1on de esa huelga que altera la
normalidad en- el distrito de
Arecibo y extiende a toda la is
la un estado de zozobra y de in
quietud.
No es obligation nuestra in
dicar al gobierno los medios
que le convene utilizar para
conseguir el reSultado concilia-
dor; pero es nuestro deber re-
cordarle que va van transcu
rridos muchos dias y ell conhic-
to slgue latente, sin que sepa
mos que sc haya intentado apli
earle prontos Y efcaces re-
medios.
Atortunadamente para todos.
ha terminado aquella interim
dad intranquilizadora de la cue
no era dado esperar soluciones
nj arreglos.
Ahora, va es otra cosa, cspe-
remos.