The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-04

h,,i,d,np fund has been planned ana
rne material is now on the ground.
Father Froegel administers to the
needs of the Catholic church OF folo
Iupton. This is Il comparatively
new congregation, having been IN
existence a little over year. Meet
mos are held once month. The
nastor of this charge covers a large
district, comprising Brighton,
p,atteyi)le and other points. An
affair society is active in its work at
Fort Lupton. The officers are Mrs.
McDonald, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Felef-
rag. Mrs. German and Mrs. Moan.
This church expects to build In the
near future, as plans have been unoer
discussion for some time.
There is a number of orders In
Fort Lupton. Bountiful chapter
No. 70, o. E. S., has for Its ofncers
Mrs. Dora G. Wagner worthy matron
and Helen Kelsey secretary.
Knights of Pythias, No. 10, mas
for chancellor commander j. Fl. Wad-
dell. DR.. Monismith is keeper OF
records and seals
NJ. Nelson holds noble grand In l.
o. o. F. lodge, No. 100. with II.
Funk secretary.
Oriole Circle, No. 305, has for u.
N. Martha Leonard, for clerk katle
l.. Corcoran.
Of Emerald camp, No. 1890, Royal
Neighbors, Nora Jackson is oracle
and Grace McCague recorder.
Birch camp, No. A, Woodmen OF
the World, has F. L. Beeten. 9. c.;
NJ. F. Burns, clerk.
Lupton lodge, No. lle. A. F. and
A. NJ, has E B. Gage for w. NJ,
with S. j. Hubbell secretary.
NJ. W. A. camp, No. 9O45, has j.
P. Hayden for counsel and c. r.
| Brown for clerk.
Laburnum Circle, No. 564. w. ..
W., has Eleanor V. Fischer for 6.
N. and Phoebe X. Brown for clerk.
The Rebekahs also have an organi-
zation.
A band of twelve pieces furnishes
music for the city. Chas. Stafford Is
leader.
A tennis club Of twenty.four
members has been formed OF which
S. D. Philip is president. They
have recently laid fine double courts,
enclosed throughout.
\ G. H. Sells Is manager Of the ball
team with the lineup for this year
as follows: Kelley, catcher; Poso.
now, pitcher and captain: Sam 1r'
win, first base; Gus Jasper, second
base; Jack Funk, third base; Con
German, left field; Chase. center
field: Wilbur Burns, right field: j..
Lavine, short stop. Up to June ii
this club had. taken five out OF eight
games played.
The Colorado Condensed Milk COM
pany of Fort Lupton has one Of the
most complete milk condensing
plants west OF the Mississippi river.
Their products are sold in every
state In the west. Their two prln-
cipal brands are Columbine and Red
Cross. They handle more milk than
any other one firm in Colorado but
their demand is still outrunning the
production. The manager, Gilbert
Landell. has had charge of some Of
the biggest concerns in the business
and is enthusiastic over the prospects
Of his company. He is ready to
take on all the milk that can be pro-
duced In the neighborhood. He says
that production Is increasing rapidly
and in few months Lupton will be
known as the Elgin Of the west. The
Colorado climate and feed are ideal
for the production OF the sweet,
sound milk that Is essential for the
manufacture Of eyoparated milk and
the goods produced in Fort Lupton
are widely known as being the very
best OF their kind in the world
What impresses the visitor most
on going through this plant is the
absolute cleanliness. All utensils
used for handling their milk are con-
structed of brass or copper and are at
all times polished until they shine
again, thus insuring absolute clean
illness.
The company make their own cans
and 1T is quite bewildering to watch
the tortured tin plate as 1t is cut,
twisted and rolled in its devious way
through the various automatic ma.
chimes.
They employ at all times a large
force and many of tine hands have
been employed for several years and