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The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
GALLSTONES REMOVED
kAMAmA
Well Known Resident Of Weld County ls1 1I
His Experimentation Myers " no h'
Been A Sufferer For Months RelieV'
ed In A Few Hours.

Again Kamama comes to the
front with more substantial evi-
dence in favor of bloodless surgery.
When he relieved the rheumatics
of pain in . fe wimnutee time, gave
the paralytics the use of withered
limbs. people said II wonder what
he will do next" Now comes Rob-
ert Myers who has suffered from
gallstones for a long time. After
Kamama made an examination he
diagnosed Mr.. Myers case as gall
stones. Mr. Myers agreed with the
doctor and said different physi-
clans had told him the same thing
and had said surgical operation
was the only way to get relief. Mr..
Myers said II did not want a
surgical operation for different
reasons. Imagine my surprise
when the doctor told me he could
remove the gallstones without US
ing the knife. He prepared some
medicine for me and in few hours
time the doctors promise was full
filled, 1 was relieved OF the gall
, stones" Mr.. Myers is rancher
Just outside of town and is we'll
and favorably known and his cure
10 another Of the many remarkable
demonstrations Kamama has made
In the past few weeks.
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Tumor Removed
Knife Used

That Bloodless sufss,, a-oveu
eallstones alone was ppob,ott,
nights ago when Mr., s'a,''ol, d, q
a we'll known resident .nd NJ !,
went upon the platform, ma anu III 1
view Of more than 1,sd .s
people Kamama remo,sa s'a, na
from his head. There raiu.
used, no blood ana ~ 4
Kamama Extenas, !
Nom xamsma.s offer to treat r., ,ps|
able chronic disease, smsn \
cost of medicines anu ,ss dsy
been extended for - the |
mama said "owinE ,.,,sa y. M!
people who have uses sfI;'if hr]
during the past Wees ,,es all ns1
obliged. in order .Ha .so- to ext
advantage of my offer and n
a few days. MondaS vos oblll
NV office attendant Wv S'I Ipunt'
send many away wv : could .
callers ca was so great 5oclded
them all, so I have few day.
tend this oner for ,e,os 2 ,s' are
sr." Kamama's ON, ofl,''' Office
at s1s Ninth stree 4, I to
from 10 to -. 2 ,o 10 i
smItation fee 800
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Severance
Thursday, May 18.

Mrs Mary McMillin and younges,
son are reported on the sick list al
present writing.
The stork stopped on his way
through Severance on Sunday the
7th and left an s1a pound girl al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Austin, and Glib says woe be unto
the lad that comes to try to take heI
away from him. Mother and babe
are doing nicely.
Mrs. T. F.. Miles received a tele-
gram last week stating that her
mother was very i'll, and to come at
once. While waiting for her train
second telegram came stating that
her mother was dead at her home in
New Sharon. Iowa. Mr.. Miles &C
companied his wife on her sad trip
to Iowa. The entire community Of
fer their coincidence to Mrs. Miles in
her sad bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schaffer OF
south of town went to Greeley last
Sunday to visit relatives.
At the tea given at the home OF
Mrs. Augusta Roullard last Wednes-
day afternoon the Ladies' Aid So
ciety cleared $500. The next meet
ing will be at the home Of Mrs.
Pressler, east of town, on May cath,
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Schaffer was a visit
or at the lodge meeting last satur-
day afternoon of the r. n. OF A.
Mrs. Schaffer is marshal of Golden
Rod camp No. 51s9. r. N. OF A.. of
Windsor and Selva Bell camp No.
5151 of Severance was more than
pleased to entertain her and It ia to
be hoped that she will favor our
camp by meeting with us often.
since she has moved in our vicinity.
Severance can now boast OF one
OF the neatest butcher shops in the
county, and 1t h well stocked with
fine meats, vegetables and fruits of
the season. 1t is owned by D B.
Cloud of Windsor and Mr.. Kemn
presides at the counter to accommo-
date all customers.
Elihu Winslow Of La Sale and a
young lady friend were guests of
r. S. Franklin and family last sun
day.
j. A. Whitmore furnished his
auto to join the Boosters last Thurs
day on their get acquainted trim and
took with him W. W. Newell I w
BLY,, DR.. Ganoway to renresent
Severance. They went from savar-
ance northeast to Pierce and Nunr
Mrs. Augusta Roullard was yerv
to this beautiful little city declare
the apparent moral tone was one of
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Rrigy>dale

Tuesday. May 2s. 1911
Business called VIM Wolvertor
10 Denver fo- few days last wee
George Melven OF Greeley an
N- Howe Of Denver are anon
those who are having their iani
prepared for fall wheat.
After spending the spring month'
in erecting house and other buila'
;ugs and putting in a crop Mr.. Snid
or has returned to Chicago for
time. leaving his family to care fol
the place.
W. W. Wilson and wife OF Brisss
dale spent Sunday with G. Wilsor
and wife on their ranch east nj
town.
The SEVENTEEN birthday Of JON
Sedgwick, one of the Oldest pion
eers in this country, was celebratst
at his ranch near Grover. Saturday
by a jolly party of old friends. Mi
Sedgwick is one OF the prosper;
cattle men OF Weld county.
Lon Curl is enjoying visit viii
his mother, whose home is in Soutf
Bend, Ind. Mrs. Curl is an old
pioneer OF both Indiana and Iovs
and is pleased with our new coun
try.
A party Of new homestead:
from Oklahoma passed througr
Brigesdale on their way to thei'
land near the Oasis ranch. The
brought number of splendlc
horses with them.
Day dreams of fried chicken an
water melon are enjoyed by Floyt
Bird and wife, who moved Saturda'
to the Woods house on the creal
near town.
On receiving news OF the serfou
illness of her mother, Mrs. NJ. c
Tischbirek left Saturday for Long
mont, going by auto to Camfieid
where she took the train.
James L. Dean and wife OF Boul
der were among the new home
steaders to arrive in Briggsdal
this week on their way to their nov
home. Mr.. Dean bought a relin
ouishment near Keota.
A. J. Knoefer and wife. livini
north Of Briggsdale enjoyed a fev
days' visit with Mrs. Knoeher
parents, A. r. Hoover and wife
Boulder and ]. w. Henderson an
wife of Oklahoma. All came over
land from Boulder. Mr.. Hendersol
states that many people in his par
of the state are coming to max
their homes in Colorado.
C. E. Howard returned fro1
Denver Friday, bringing four mel
to work on his ranch north of town
Mr.. Howard has rapidly changed nj
portion of the prairie to . moderl
farm. Coming late in February h
has since then built one OF the I'm
est barns in the country; has on
hundred and fifty acres in crop;
we'll and gasoline pump; has set ou
large trees for shade; has unde
construction modern, six-room
cement block house, and is now dig
ging a big irrigation we'll.
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MRS, DEDRICWS PAPER
Continued from Page one)

the principal attractions TO strahs-
srs ,.h ,bA
Commercial club whose guests y"
re tonight We will take UP thei.
logan to boost. One of the pest
avs 10 boost is TO have the soous
and truthfully display them An.
municipality must use mater,ai a.
hapd. Greeley is surely blessed
lii much. with nothing greater
-ovavar than its children. Inc
pioneers considered the children III
5uilding up this community. Let
Is MI up the ranks and Keep NOV
ing on. creating more parks, pro
yidfng play grounds, building
schools and bringing the best class
Of amusements into our mlost,
How would it do 10 go back anu
get our some OF the old-fashioneo
IDEAS and put them into practice.
Are our boys and girls as courteous
and respectful to their elders ana
teachers as they should be! IN
this commercial age children have
nut a price on their services TO
such an extent that rarely is VOL
untary deed done for parents
friends or neighbors. Too often
compensation is exacted. Let US
stop 10 think of these things as we
rush along through life. inns
training belongs to the home.
There are II national depart
ments of the NJ. C.-Education lit
erature, child hygiene, home eco
nomics, play grounds. good roads
and school improvements, child
welfare legislation, child labor. Ju-
venile courts and others such as the
press, finance and extension work
of our organization. Smaller cir
cles are formed in the schools, often
the mothers of single grade
forming one with the teacher as
president, sometimes mother is
chosen TO fill this office. A meeting
once a month is held, preferably in
the school room. A program is
carried out with some live topic
presented, in which all join in dis
cussion. All informally and in an
I interesting beneficial manner. The
purpose is cooperation, not inter
! ference The organization is in no
sense a destructive force but con-
structive means. The teachers are
helping the parents solve the
child's problems. No thoughtful
mother can expect the teacher to
/ take up every phase of a child's
training, yet when We look about
US how many parents visit. the
schools. know the teachers and
progress? We more often have
only the one side of school, that
from the child, which can not al
ways be relied upon.
The greatest volume Of actual
results has come from the work as
carried out in the large cities. Free
milk dispensaries, school for de-
fective parents, special training
schools for mothers. etc. The lead
ing educators have contributed in
many ways in all these movements.
The physicians have given freely of
their time and ability. The work of
purifying and creating good liter
ature for mothers and children has
been stupendous. Down in Louisi-
ana NJ. c. wanted good roads in
their school districts and by con-
certed action got them. I heartily
wish the women in Weld county
would enthuse on good roads, per-
hans we could get fham
/ must condense and sift down in
order to keep within my limit of
time, so am going to tell Of some
OF the things we have accomplished
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Masters

Tuesday. May 90, 1911.
Clarence Carlson and Maxwell
8aylie went to Boulder Friday
norning to visit Milton Carlson,
vAo is q student at the o. Of c.
Mrs. Ed Daughtry and children
Aee visiting friends in Greeley.
Mrs.. r. W. Smylfe and daughter
aliss Hannah returned from Denver
Friday evening.
Z. W. Day spent Friday in Cree
~ attending to business.
John r. Warren and Clay Mad
- returned from Greeley Sunday
~vsaing.
Mrs. ]. B. Ferguson and little
- Jack went to Denver Tuesday
~ . visit with former neighbors.
The many friends Of Milton Carl
80 are delighted with the excel
laaE record he has made for HIM
nuef at the q. Of G.
Misses Anna Chaffin and Esther
I>svef1ng were guests Of Mrs. Carl
- Wednesday.
The Masters ball club went te
Eersey Sunday, where they played
anne innings with the Umpire. re
mltang in 4 score OF 8 to in favor
- tie Umpire.
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HighlMdlake
Wednesday, May "a.

Wednesday, May "a.
School closed here Friday with a
good program and hve graduated
from the sth grade. Mrs. Coulson
had a good school and the district
showed their appreciation by en-
gasing her for next term Of school.
There was . large crowd, all the
seats being full in the church
where the exercises were held. The
State Superintendent was present
and gave 4 very interesting talk,
which was enjoyed. There was also
. number Of other teachers present.
Miss Lois Wright of Greeley will
assist Mrs. Coulson in her school
work the next term.
Mr.. Coulson OF Boulder was here
Friday and attended the school ex-
ercises Friday night.
Water was turned into the
bitches in this locality Thursday,
the first time this season.
F. P. woodley. Jas. Bodkin, ]. c.
Gibson, Ed Markham and others At
tended the meeting of Highland
Ditch board in the Longmont Ma
tional Bank in Longmont Saturday
morning.
There was a frost here Saturday
night but on account of the follow
ing day being so cool and cloudy
no damage was done to fruit.
w. l.. Kistler was attending to
business affairs in Longmont Sat
urday.
Jas. Graham sold his potato crop
last week; shipped them from
Mead.
There was social dance in
Liberty hall Saturday night. A
pleasant time is reported by those
who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ready Of Boulder
are whiting relatives here now.
School will not close in Mead un-
til the last Of May. There will be
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Platteville

Monday, May %. 1911.
Mrs. George Snider went to Mead
Monday to visit her son, George
Snider, jr., and his family.
Rev. Coffman and family left on
Tuesday morning for Akron where
they will visit Mr.. Coffman's parents
and Mr.. Coffman will also attend
the district league convention held
at Sterling.
B. F. Bolen and family drove to
Greeley Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mains were Denver
visitors Thursday.
The Epworth League was nicely
entertained at the home Of Grey and
Willis Simmons. There were twenty
three present.
Thomas Williams, who went to
Oregon to investigate the work
proposition, returned on Thursday
evening.
]. NJ. Kutch transacted business
in Denver Thursday.
Mrs. j. Elliott, who has been
visiting in Denver for several days
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ahrenkiel attended the Sun
day school convention at Brighton
Tuesday.
Ivan Elliott and bride, who ART
from England, arrived here Wed
nesday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Elliott.
Mrs. James Stanton entertained
at Thursday dinner Mr.. and Mrs
Cox, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Wyon. Mrs
Baird and Mrs. DeFord.
| Miss Josephine Long entertained
the teachers and the two graduate.
of the high school Friday evening
A very pleasant evening was spen
playing games after which delight
full refreshments were served.
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noon. then again from Ia,
o'clock under same eir, sp
II permission is Erar,., ''su'1
to leave the room dprin.
these periods, ne is s-
main after school 10 nay
lost time. A Few moments
IN some sort or form n,
twice during the day lp5oa'
OF course is preferab,a
More required athletic
our high school girIs ~
indoor base bah, voIIav %s,
and others less streppon.
More attention given
school social functions
schools by the parents,
rooms and specially eon,nI
door gyms for our tearba,
More domestic sclenca !
giene, less higher watbsu1
dead languages. More ~
torical part of the bib,a
Teachers who are bette,
arians, well poised, HEALTHY
tient. II the school YEA,
weeks the child Is In ycho1
the teachers about 12O0l
hence the great importancJ
parents being in closer torl
the individual who has ,bsl
the little ones so manv bonI
heed given to certificates }
parents regarding the child
ical being. The school IL 4
invaluable service 10 the a
ty a'ong this line and it Is
ing the scant consideratloo
by parents to notices Of 4
hearing. sight, mouth bJ
etc.
A matter often discussed
mothers. and l consider h
mentioning here, is that
adopted track uniform now
by the boys and young mea
athletic field and wcln in
and from the field. ColltI
same degree of efficiency b,
ed in more clothing2
More attention given
source from which the bcyl
cigarettes and tobacco. Nj
tifying of the county
grounds, and may the tine
come when the model
school can be realized.
Dress is a factor IN sch
concerns girls more than
appears to me that the al
Of fathers, mothers, teache
perhaps others will be reel
hiring about a condition
more simple dressing will
toned by the girls ,hel
more inside the head and
the outside. Fewer higl
less of stays. an extra Tidi!
skirt and casting aside Of
which may, in a degree, 0
the desire to spend too MI
on the streets. Oyerdressin
a girl into womanhood bel
beautiful girlhood has real
somed. I would like to n
incident which came under
sonal observation
The press can be Of musl
ance in refusing TO give pro
to inappropriate and CON
dress Of unfortunate giFs
names must appear in OUT
pers.
| Let us give our children
home more care and atten'
make them resourceful D!
part in its growth, and It's
up. A boy or girl will be q
to spend many hours VIII
music. gardening and
things II this is done Sne'
miserable II there are NV
others around constantly
Several OF the clubs na'
the M. c. . day on then
for next year. This "" n
request and l take the y, ',
extend 1t further and ASK " y
club II ever they attacn i, =.
liary to make 1t a Fathers
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two graduates from the sth grace
in the Mead school
CT Walker was b siness call
er in Longmont SATURDAY.
Mrs. Liddle OF the Little Thonp-
son locality was s business call-f
here Thursday
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Gill

Tuesday, May %. 1911.
The water was turned into No
2 ditch for the town OF Gill this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ogden Of
Greeley are visiting friends here.
Mr. Ogden formerly owned the pool
hAll here.
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Gip>on

We Inesday. May "a
Mrs. y. J. Graham, who came as
. delegate TO the Missionary Con-
vention Of the L. p. church. Is
spending q few days visiting with
friends She formerly lived in the
Gipson district and is spending the
day with Mrs. y. C. Swan and fam
ny.
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HAZeltOn

Monday, May %, 1911.
Miss Leila Beggs, who formerly
lived here. was visiting friends here
the last OF the week and attended
the school picnic.
Mrs. George Son and three chill
dren are visiting Peter Rasmussen
and family this week.
A Sabbath school has been organ
lied to meet Sunday afternoon at
the Hazelton school house. Robert
Evans is the superintendent.
The Hazelton school closed Fri
day with a picnic at the Sylvester
grove There were TWO pupils, Ruth
Dtckey and Della Moody, received
diplomas from the eighth grade.
Mr.. Bertha Stone has been the
teacher the last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Piedalue left last
week for Ogallalla, Neb., to visit
Mr. Piedalue's parents, who are IS
years old The aged couple have
recently come from Montana and
after a visit with their sons in Ne
braska will go to Montreal to make
their home.
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PlinvieW

Tuesday, May 90, 1911.
Hudson Aldrich is confined TO his
home with indammatory rheum-
ati8m.
Mrs. Grant Mosher OF Camfield is
visiting at the home OF R. ]. Shan
non.
Mrs. Fred Landon is in Denver
taking treatments for an injury re-
ceived last fall. Mrs. Landon fell
from a chair and broke her left
aAkle, which has caused her con-
tinuous trouble since that time.
The ice cream social at the Plain
view school house was well attended
Friday evening. A fine program
was rendered during the evening.
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9uith District
thursday. May 1s.

TAursd4y, May 1S.
At the home Of her parents Miss
cara Mullin entertained At dinner
~ Sunday. Those present were:
Snps Edith Beardsley and Miss Sadie
6napbell. teachers of Fairplay Dis
osict, and Miss Eva Geiser, teacher
- Olive Branch District, and Miss
0lnsa Bear Of Severance and Messrs.
kne Farrar and Otis Carleton Of the
2Dith District.
Little Villa Mullin of Pleasant
Valley visited her grand parents.
a6e. and Mrs. John Mullin, last
Woek.
Tho Smith school will close Fri
lay, the 18th, and there will be a
nAort program in the afternoon and
asenic on the school grounds with
Hofreshments and lemonade galore.
everybody come and have good
11ne.
Miss Katie Pfaff called on her
sunt, Mrs. Mabel Weinle, last Mon
DAY.
Mrs. N. c. Alkire went to Sever
1aee last Wednesday to call on a
1ew friends.
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News Items of Local Interest
Furnished by Our Correspondents

some OF the best wheat in me
county. Mr Watkins has an espee-
tally fine prospect
A. =. Diehl made an overland tFii
10 Greeley This week
Charles B. Haskell visited the
ranch Wednesday evening He Is
setting out a ane lot OF strawberry
plants.
Mrs. Holley has returned and Is
making quite a few improvements
on her homestead.
Mrs. Itch OF Silver Cliff Is visit
ing her son. Frank Itch.
Green City
Tuesday, May %. 1911.
The county road. so badly dam
aged By the breaking OF the Empire
reservoir in 1909. is being thor
ouehlv repaired, leveled. and hard
dirt pu. over the sand. The city
ties are greatly rejoiced over the
work being done by Contractor
Niles and his men. Morgan county
is also doing excellent work at the
extreme west end. OF repairing me
roads, and when completed Will De
source of pride to our people
Miss Lowering Is putting her pu-
pills through course OF exams,
that's causing them to sit up and
take heed. This week is the last
OF a very successful school year.
A very large acreage of potatoes
will be planted here this season
The early crop is in the ground.
Mrs. Hyme Rudd is entertaining
her friend. Mrs. Bert Shaler, OF Ft.
Collins, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Etchison'
who have been engaged in mercan-
tile business here for six years. and
have built up a fine trade, have
sold the stock and building to
Cook Bros. Of Lamar, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd of Lasafle'
returned TO their home Thursday
after spending two weeks with
their sons, Hyme and Clarence.
Mrs. ]. Mcintyre entertained
with a fine dinner Sunday.
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FOsstOn

Saturday, May 20.
Emmett Coon and A. F. Diehl
we're in Denver last week buying
cattle.
Mrs. George Coon spent few
days in Greeley consulting an eye
specialist.
Miss Mabel Nichols visited in
Greeley Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
DR.. Merrill of Greeley came out
- the dipping plant Tuesday. He
was a guest at the Camfeld ranch
Whiie here.
The Fosston distrist boasts Of
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1911-09-15
LEG COMPLETELY
SEVERED IN GEARS

While operating a Flour City
gasoline plowing engine for Wolfe
and Goodrich at Edge Hill, Ed.
OConnor became the victim of
terrible accident which cost him
limb.
Mr.. O'Connor was moving the
outfit from one farm to another
and was just opposite the Edge
Hill store when he stepped up un-
to the gang-plank to adjust some
piece of machinery, and in SO
doing made a mis-step which
brought his right leg in contact
with the gears of the engine, com
pletely severing the leg about half
way between the ankle and knee
joints. O'Connor was brought to
the city on Wednesday, when
Doctors Ashley and Gaines were
summoned to his aid.
The muscles Of the leg having
been torn in such a manner it was
found necessary by the doctors to
amputate the limb about three
inches above the knee. The
young man was very patient in
his suffering and displayed an un-
usual amount Of courage. He
has the sympathy of all in his sad
misfortune, which renders him
cripple for life. At this writing
is reported to be doing nicely.
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been known to disappoint those
who came to see him fly.
The amusement features Of the
Fair are not secondary to the edu-
cational ones. High class shows
and other means of entertainment
that will help to make visit to
the Fair enjoyable, will be on the
grounds. In presenting daily ex-
hibitions by Gardner's Real Wild
Show, patrons will see the best
Cowboy riders, broncho busters,
rope and lasso men now living.
The speed program is one that
appeals to all lovers Of the horse.
The two races for $500 each Thurs
day, Sept. 28th and Friday, Sept.
29th will bring together one Of the
best lunches of horses that has
raced in the west this season.
Special trains will be run from
Wibaux leaving Friday, Sept. goth
at lO:ll, returning the same even.
ing, leaving Beach at 9:45.