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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

3

Greeley Notables Visit, Business Trips Mentioned

Local notices from Greeley highlight relatives visiting, trips to Fort Collins Haxtam Denver and Muskogee Okla, and a state board pharmacy exam success. George W. Mayher family mourns mother Mrs John Mayher with Eleanor visiting earlier in 1906. Seaborn Houston and others promote local firms, while Greeley B L association touts mortgage-free homes and six business buildings.

Greeley Buillt Greeley B. & L. Association J. H. Hays Wm Mayher Philip Mayher Wasthampton Mass John Mayher Eleanor Wm. Mayher Wim. Mayher

Local notices and ads from Sanborn & Houston patch

Local items mention Bey Candy Kitchen and Christmas gifts spread across City Utah and LaSalle Ureeley. Names Dorothy Bailey J. Poster H. Lack L. Crow F. Holmen Wilson Grocery and others appear in a busy fragmentary shopper and civic notice, with various errands and arrivals.

Riverside Reservoir Ready to Turn Over to Stockholders

The Riv erside Irrigation company board met at Charlies F. Tew's office to review acceptance of the completed big pond. An inspection by J. E. Younggquist reported everything in ship shape, with 4 miles of concrete inlet ditch preventing leakage. The reservoir covers 3,600 acres and will irrigate 46,000 acres, lying in Weld and Morgan counties.

Riverside Irrigation Company Charlies F. Tew Big Pond Platte Cheeseman Denver J. E. Younggquist Weld Morgan Counties

Bankroll Heist on Great Northern Train No 4

Three men robbed the mail car of eastbound Great Northern train No 4 near Hilliard station and escaped in darkness. The express car, holding $20,000 for a Spokane bank, was saved. the engine was then abandoned three miles east. Also reported: election of officers for the Northern Colorado Building & Loan association with offices at Welsh & Martin.

Derry Tribune Spokane Wash Great Northern Hilliard Station Northern Colorado Building & Loan Association Chris Rugh Charles J. Moore M. J. Neill Charles W. Martin Joseph C. Ewing Samuel PF. Martin Chas. E. Carter Edwin Starkey Welsh & Martin

Heir Kennedy Seeks Probate Notice In Texas

Will J. Kennedy, heir to his father’s Texas estate, notified the sheriff to deliver the official probate notice after learning of his father’s death. He recently moved, explaining the sheriff’s difficulty locating him. The notice followed his recognition of the matter. The Hoffman Market now open for fresh and salted meats and produce at 827 Seventh Street.

Hoffman’s Market Seventh Street Will J. Kennedy Texas Tribune Kennedy Lofgren’s Hoffman

Glad to See Old Friends at Camfield

Theo. Lucas remains at the Camfield after a Denver wreck weeks ago. His physician forbids transfer to his Greeley ranch. Ribs mending slowly, he stays near the hotel office, and his convalescence is quiet. He would welcome visits from friends.

Theo. Lucas Denver Camfield Greeley

Windsor Church Supper and Fair Announced

Windsor Special reports the annual church supper and fair hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church on Friday night. A chicken supper will be served and after the meal a sale of useful and fancy articles will follow, with proceeds supporting the society’s work.

Windsor Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church

Ranch Sale Near Grover Seals Deal for 90000

The Oasis ranch near Grover was sold on a Wednesday to Phillip Brooks of Otis Kansas for 90000 dollars. Brooks plans a blooded stock farm on the property. Loans arranged by Sanborn and Houston.

Oasis Grover Phillip Brooks Otis Kan Farm Loans Sanborn & Houston

The Wolf drama at Lyric Theatre December 12

Eugene Walter shows a strong hand in The Wolf set in Canadian woods. Characters include a hard Scottish settler a gentle daughter an American civil engineer his assistant and two French Canadians with Ojibway blood. romance drives the action with sharp sentiment and clear character study led by Andrew Robeson.

Eugene Walter the Wolf Lyric Theatre Opera House Canadiaa Woods Wolf Andrew Robeon

Pretty Social Event At Miss Irene Hous ton Home

A December 8 social gathering at Miss Irene Hous ton’s home featured an artillery and musical program followed by a two course lunch of creamed chicken sand nut salad pickles olives and ice cream cake and mints. Attendees included Mrs Hahn Colorado Springs Mr and Mrs H A Russell Nora Rugh Hattie Yardley Della Woods Ileen Mon shan Jadys Morgan Frances Noyes Izabeth Van Gorder Anna Adams Vera Wasley Wilbur Hahn Colorado Springs A B DeVoe Claud Randell William Welch Lewis Carpenter Oliver Carpenter John Morgan Walter Adams Charles Ankeney Arthur Deffke Wilmer Lewis Lee Alden.

Irene Houston Irene Mre. Hahn Colorado Springs H. A. Russell Nora Rugh Hat‘tie Yardley Della Woods Ileen Monshan Jadys Morgan Frances Noyes Izabeth van Gorder Anna Adams Vera Wasley Messrs Wilbur O. Hahn A. B. DeVoe Claud Rndsell William Welch Lewis Carpenter

Carruthers Leads in Catholic Fair Tickets Contest

James Carruthers night clerk at the Camfield leads Father Casey’s prize race to sell the most season tickets for the Catholic fair. Tickets are $1 each and good for all evenings. Carruthers has sold 54 tickets and aims for a gold-handled umbrella. He’ll also raffle a $25 ladies hat donated by Mrs. Clarence Weider with no solicitation from the Ninth Street milliner.

James Carruthers Camfield Father Casey Carruthers Casey Clarence ‘Eider Ninth Street

Colorado State Agricultural College Seeks Dean Successor

Fort Collins Dec 10 At an all day board of control session the committee to find a successor to Dean Carlisle was authorized to continue its search. Members include President Aylesworth Congressman Brooks and B F Rockafellow. They may hire Professors Newsom and Kingman in the veterinary department. A separate committee was named to lobby for $206000 in extra school funds.

Sperta de Maily Tribune Fort Collins Board of Control State Agricultural College Dean Carlyle Aylesworth Brooks B. F. Rockafellow Canon City R. W. Newsom H. E B. Kingman Carpenter, Aylesworth K J. Annis

Holy Roller Riot Claims Three Fatalities

Louis Pratt died today in the hospital following Tuesday’s Holy Roller riot. Pa trolman M Mullane and two others are among the dead, with James Sharp still at large. Mrs Pratt says the preacher was a false prophet and returns to the old Baptist fold.

Louis Pratt Holy Roller James Sharp

Jury Frees Charles Davis in Dr. Austin Killing Trial

After thirteen hours of deliberation the jury discharged Charles Davis who had been on trial for the killing of Dr. F. T. Austin on September 2. Nineteen ballots were needed to reach a verdict. The case drew wide attention due to the prominence of the parties.

Daily Tribune Omaha Charles ©. Davis F. T. Austin

Central Blacksmith Shop Moves to Sixth Avenue Quarters

The Central Blacksmith Shop, long on Seventh Street, relocates to 617 619 Sixth Avenue under proprietor R. L. Orr. The firm offers complete blacksmithing services. The Baptist church youth will host a social tonight at I. C. Glazier’s home, while readers are urged to choose Tribune job work.

Seventh’ Street Sixth Avenue R. L. Orr the Baptist ‘Church I. C. Glazier

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W. R Reat Misco Firm Loans Seaborn & Houston Greeley Candy Kitchen W. P. Hodges Ault HP. Breselte LaSalle W. H. Farr Eaton Wayne Davidson Fort Coline A. W. McQuowan Eaton Epept Donhan Haxtam Dunham Wilson Grocery J. A. Hays A. F. Johnson Pierce Alice Varney Judge D Hawks Ralph Henderson State Board of Pharmacy Margaret Davidson Weld County Abstract Company Miss Davidson C. J. Bennethy Muskogee Oklo Ruth O. G. Russell Lite Local Pelca Bey Candy Kitchen Oys Tee City Utah Dorothy Bailey LaSalle Ureeley Ae Ra Arkansas the Rhodés H. Lack J. N L. CO. Niger F. Holmen Barker Ecery Company Wilson Grocery Ae Hina North Ach Kooda Sanborn Houston Crosby Riverside Reservoir Mr. Kennedy Farmtana Miss Irene Houston Alter Pirst Nother Holy Roller Dead Central Blacksmith Shop Clayton Nishes Ponent the Century CO Union Square New York J. O. Glazier Jeweler Optician Hall Greeley Plumbing & Heating Co Eighth Avenue Tridune J. D. Potter Plumbing and Heating Co Greeley, Colo Greeley Opera House the Lyric Theatre Canadian Northwest Andrew Robson P. A. Hartung County Surveyor's Office Court House Greeley Galo the Tribune
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