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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

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Lease Orpheum For A New Circuit In Greeley

Clark and Romine of Greeley lease the Orpheum theater and will open soon with updated vaudeville. Arrangements are made with the Sullivan-Considine circuit, a leading vaudeville popular-priced circuit. The building will be renovated for patron comfort and the theater will run through fall and winter, with Manager Tom McKenna of the Airdome in charge.

Clark &Romine Greeley Orpheum Sullivan-Considine Tom McKenna Airdome

Tribune Teddy Bears Defeat Rustlers in Benefit Game

The Tribune Teddy Bears beat the Republican Rustlers in a benefit game for the Greeley concert band. The well attended event filled the grandstand with a near two to one female spectator ratio and no discord in the proceedings. The Tribune thanks citizens who supported the band.

Greeley Tribune Teddy Bears Republican Rustlers The Tribune

Great Benefit Baseball Game Draws Park Crowd

A large crowd attended a community benefit baseball game between the Teddy Bears and the Republican Rustlers yesterday afternoon. The event raised sixty dollars for the Greeley Concert Band.

Teddy Bears Republican Rustlers Greeley

Hay Loss At Fort Morgan Ranch After Lightning

Hay stack of forty tons burned away at a ranch north of Fort Morgan last week due to a lightning strike. George and Herman Martinson, former local farmers, are the owners and their parents reside on the property.

George Herman Martinson Fort Morgan

Burlington buyout rumors ripple Fort Collins railroad scene

Circulation in Fort Collins claims the Burlington railroad has bought out Union Pacific and forfeited building through Greeley. The deal allegedly includes a half million dollar bonus and the transfer of UP property in Fort Collins. City council granted UP a franchise, possibly to be part of Burlington concessions if Greeley is cut out.

Burlington Railroad Union Pacific Fort Collins Burlington Greeley Port Collins Trim Colorado & Southern Cheyenne Denver Fort Collines Hudson Wellington T. S. McMurray Denver-Laramie

Lay Cornerstone For New Rectory At Trinity Church

A hearty group gathered at Trinity Episcopal church to witness the laying of the cornerstone for The Alice Hunter Memorial Rectory. The former rectory, a gift of the late D. Hunter in memory of his daughter Alice who died in 1876, was sold earlier, and the new rectory is funded by the sale proceeds. Rector Bowell and associates work to correct the past error and advance parish growth in Greeley, aided by S. D. Hunter’s devoted support. Fort Collins Express notes uncertainty about a telegram's existence and hints at ongoing developments.

Trinity Episcopal Church Alice Hunter D. Hunter Alice Ninth Avenue

Oratory Artists to Open Greeley Lyceum Series

The Oratory Artists will perform in Greeley on November 2 with a prior stop on November 1 after a $600 payment to secure the troupe. F C Hawkine of the Slayton Lyceum Bureau arranged the dates, asserting the bureau’s national reach. The Epworth League course backs this season’s stronger programs, replacing the College Girls at a $400 cost.

Greeley Denver League F. C. Hawkine Slayton Ly Ceum Bureau Lyceum United States Epworth League

Teddy Bears Win Greeley Exhibition Baseball Game

In a chaotic opening to the fifth inning the Teddy Bears rallied from behind to defeat the Republican Bustlers 16 to 13 at Greeley baseball park. Highlights include Adair, Matthews, Slade, and McGruder producing key hits as the Teddy Bears overcome early deficit amid band music and crowd excitement. Jesse Smith tangled in machinery during the first inning spectacle.

Teddy Bears Adair McDermott Wearing Frank Matthews Ernest Matthews McGruder Slade Hesford Jesse Smith Rustiers

Benefit game rosters feature Wiedman Smith and McGruder

Players listed for the charity matchup include Wiedman Smith McGruder Slade Hansen Sanborn Adair Nichols McDermott Loney Wiedland Hesford Matthews and others across positions. Officials note teams may not meet again this season after players secure hospital and asylum releases and pledge to be law abiding. A. J. Park party plans return from Rockhurst on the Poudre with John Park Mary Park Mildred Starr and a Pueblo friend.

Rustlers Teddy Bears Wiedman-Smith Hesford Oaks E. Wiedland Matthews Gether A. J. Park Rockhurst Poudre Mr. Park John Mary Mildred Starr Pueblo

A House Robbed By Boys Of Only 16

John Hayden’s residence was entered Wednesday night and watches and jewelry valued at about 100 dollars were stolen. City marshal of Ault and Deputy Sheriff Sam Woland arrested F Hodges and Lee Carens after locating much of the jewelry hidden. The youths, about 16, were brought to Greeley and jailed.

John Hayden Ault Sam Woland F. Hodges Lee Carens Hodges Carens Greeley

Beer family returns from Utah trip

Mr and Mrs C W Beer and family return from Salt Lake City and Ogden. Mr Beer believes there is nothing in Utah to compare with the Greeley district.

C. W. Beer Salt Lake City Ogden Mr. Beer Utah Greeley District

Epworth League Enjoys Welcome Home Party

In response to a public invitation, Epworth League members gathered at the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Mann home. Youths enjoyed games and amusements and the couple were greeted warmly on return from honeymoon. They received a willow rocker as a gift and invited the party to return soon.

Epworth + League Leo G. Mann

Accident near Ault Claims Two Injured and One Dies

West of Ault on a Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J G Monfort were thrown from their buggy in front of the Clancey home. Mrs Monfort suffered head and face injuries and will be bedridden for some time while Mr Monfort is badly bruised but able to rise. At the same hour Miss Minnie Near died at the Clancey residence as a tug fell and dropped the buggy togue. The physician at the Clancey home attended both accident victims.

Ault J. G. Monfort O. L. Clancey Miss Minnie

Ern est Horn Appointed Assistant Training Teacher

Ernest Horn is named assistant training teacher for upper grades at the Normal School in Greeley. He holds A B and A M from the University of Missouri, has taught university education courses, and previously served as principal of the training school. He will teach upper grades supervise the playground and help train Normal students, strengthening the training department.

Ernest Horn The Normal Horn University of Missouri Teachers’ College Greeley Hill Department of Education

Weld County Fair Set to Open with Potato Day

The Weld county fair opens September 1 and runs through September 4 with exhibits in poultry, farm products, jams, jellies, cakes, and textiles. Potato Day on September 4 will give visitors a Greeley potato and light lunch, plus races for large purses and special railroad rates to boost regional showcase. Cc. L. Dowell is named publicity agent for the fair association.

Weld County Colorado Greeley Cc. L. Dowell Fair Asso

Excursion Tickets Jump as Cheyenne Trip Sells Out

A total of 331 tickets were sold to Cheyenne this morning, bringing the three day Greeley total to 585. More passengers expected for Saturday. The Bellevue trip remains planned for Wednesday August 25 with a round trip fare of one dollar.

Che Cheyenne Greeley Bellevue

Weld County Fair Attracts Record Statewide Attention

Weld county fair coverage has grown across Colorado newspapers. The resulting widespread attention brings unprecedented advertising and interest to the Weld county region.

Barn party hosted for Misses Euge and Barber at Hillside Dairy

Mrs. F A Bronson hosted a barn party at The Hillside Dairy for Misses Helen Euge and Florence Barber. Guests rode hay racks from the park to the venue and enjoyed amusements and refreshments. Attendees included Mabel and Pearl Wright, Gladys Berkiheimer, Ada Bunker, Ada Baker, Alberta Condon, and many others. Mrs. F D Glacier of Whitehall Mich arrived for a visit with I D Glacier.

Laura Deta Cameron Ruth Reba Bailey Lansing Mich Cameron Nellie Cottrell Mra Ed Livergood Cheyenne F. A. Bronson Helen Euge Florence Barber Mabel Wright Pearl Wright Gladys Berk

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Fort Collins Story Workers OF Tiinnity Church Republican Man NEW Training School WELD F. D. Glacier Whitehall, Mich I. D. Glacier
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