Woman Burned In Suspected Burnings At Paton
A dire fire incident near Paton involves Mrs P beso whose husband farms the Anderson property. She was engulfed in flames after endeavoring to extinguish wood on a windy night. Neighbors and family report the dramatic rescue as fire spread to a sheet of fabric and the woman was wrapped and moved to safety. Junior details show a community shaken by the event as doctors tend to her injuries.
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Anderson
Berning Wood
Benson
Red Darnell Faces Court Drama In Small Town
A humorous court report recounts Red Darnell defending himself in a drunkenness charge. He calls witnesses, overrules demurrers, and clashes with a local marshal. The judge fines him $40 plus costs, with an appeal planned and several fines outstanding.
Will Baton Involved In Bullard Store Burglary Case
William McFarlan stood trial Monday charged with burglary. He is accused as an accessory with Will Baton in the Bullard store robbery. A neighbor testified both boys discussed the crime after the act. Eaton attempted to insult the court while under a six year sentence. The crippled witness used a crutch and was named a three-secked woman. McFarlan pleads alibi with Attorney Hatch defending. Jury deliberations followed late in the day.
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Will Baton
Bullard
Baton
McFarlan
Katon
Will Eaton
Eaton
Hatch
Relatives Sought in Windsor Murder Case Estate Reopened
The Windsor murder of Francis Marks remains unsolved as the county court reopens the estate. About 1400 dollars tied to the estate will be divided among ten heirs, including two in Germany and two in Ohio. Leon Marks, a nephew once jailed for horse stealing, remains missing. investigators have traced several heirs with Civil War records.
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Francis Marks
Colorado
Jos. C. Ewing
Ohio
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Long litigation over water rights in Morgan county court
In Morgan county circuit court a week of testimony before Referee A E Hart centers on diverting water from district 2 to district 1. The long case, dating to 1871 priorities, may reach the supreme court. The Bijou district owns a 40 foot right from Highland ditch. districts along the Poudre river oppose the diversion. The $300 per foot value underscores high stakes in the dispute.
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A. E. Hart
District No. 2
Supreme Court
Weld County
Poudre River
Bijou District
Highland Ditch
Bijou
District No. 1
Plaintff
Highland
Mission League Educates Ministers for Philippines
Rev. M A Rader of the Philippine Islands Mission preached at the Methodist church Sunday evening and spoke to the Epworth League. The league raised 71 for mission work to educate two native ministers in the Philippines and support a native Indian and Korean missionary.
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M. A. Rader
Philippine Islands
Methodist Church
Rader
Epworth League
Philippines
The Rev Moore in Lime Light land deal dispute
Rev Samuel Moore of Fort Morgan faces legal action over a land deal involving Irvin Lowery of Fort Collins. Lowery claims Moore sold him false lots and shorted acreage, seeking restitution of about 1500 with additional costs. The case centers on Moore listing three promising lots then transferring deeds to Lowery, later sold to Kennedy, who discovered the mislocated property.
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Fort Morgas
Fort Collins
Moore
Irvin I. Lowery
Joseph GC. Ewing
Lowery
Collins
Greeley
Kennedy
Inter
Building & Loan firm to be renamed in state ruling
Attorney Jos C Ewing received word from the secretary of state that the Cul vers Building & Loan association must change its name because another organization already uses it. The home company is now the Northern Colorado Building & Loan association. Last Saturday an additional 120000 in stock was subscribed, bringing total to 80000 to date. The stock is 200 per share and matures in nine years. The board of directors meets this afternoon to elect officers.
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Secretary of State
Culvers Building & Loan Association
Home Company
Northern Colorado Building & Loan Association
Oyster supper and bazar aids Swedish Lutheran church
The Daughters Aid and Young Ladies societies of the Swedish Lutheran Church hosted an oyster supper and bazar Saturday evening. Attractions included a fish pond and needlework displays. The event netted over 176 dollars for church work departments.
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Duadies’ Aid
Swedish Lutheran Church
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