Gunplay on Main Street in domestic trouble case
May Mance and Jean Musee engaged in a violent altercation over alleged restaurant dispute on Main Street. May shot three times at her former husband, during a struggle with a carving knife. Both were arrested. May faces probation-violation and potential assault charges, while the man may face statutory charges. May was jailed. Musee released with pending trial.
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Yonce
Mance
Aturney
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Weaorest
Eighthtreet
Séar
May
Jens
Fred
Maby
Epworth League Monthly Meeting at M E Church
Members of the Epworth League met at the M E church for their regular monthly business session. Reports showed $50 paid into the Mission fund over the past month and $117 since last September. A program followed with readings, a duet, music by Normal High School, games, and a tithing weighing event that netted $16. The league, with about 260 members, advertised an upcoming lecture course and a February 11 program.
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Epworth League
M. E
Mission Feld
Lincoln
Marion van Dyne
Ruby Rose
Jessie Lace
Ethel
Deta Cameron
Greeley
Kilpatrick Bros to Start Greeley Extensions Work
An official from Union Pacific stated Kilpatrick Bros have reached Denver with their outfit and will begin two extensions from Greeley as soon as frost clears. He indicated workers could report Monday, while Denver claims the Boulder extension to Collinge would start first, officials saying Greeley work comes first.
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Union Pacific
Greeley
Union
Kilpatrick Bros
Denver
Jim Greeley Jaret
Boulder
Collinge
Greeley Gites Triumph in Declared Victory over Sterling
Greeley girls’ basketball team routed Sterling at the armory with a 14 to 7 first half and a strong second half. Key players Vera Waaley and Myrtle Eldridge starred, as Eihel Patterson Alice Taylor and Frieda Taylor supported the win on a home court. Visitors W. W. Lorimer and J. A. Warren from Boulder were in town on business.
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Hich
Armory
Sterling
Greeley
Eihel Patterson
Vera Waaley
Myrtle Eldridge
Alice
Frieda Taylor
Vera Waeley
Weld County bootlegger raid nets eleven suspects
Seven men were taken to Denver by U S Marshal as sheriffs and deputies raided Windsor and Windsor area warehouses. Officers captured Ed Foster Will Carter George Ingram Jatot Groner J Abe Tom Watkins Frank Boyer Mike Decker Wm Detter and two Russians, aiming to halt whisky sales in Weld County. Matomi and Funai were already sent to Denver with prior fine.
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Windsor
Peterson
Windscr
Mike Becker
Mike
Russia
Unel- Sam
Weld
Marshal Knowles
Ed. Foster
Will Carter
George Ingram
Jatot Groner
J. Abe
Tom Watkins Frank
Will Boyer
Mike Decker
Wm. Detter
Weld County
Uncle Sam
Mexican Bicycle Thief Arrested in Fort Collins Case
Officer Abrend detained a Mexican suspect named Frank Martinez for bicycle theft. The stolen wheel was pawned to a second hand store and later identified by deputies in Fort Collins. Two more stolen wheels were found, with owners reclaiming them.
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Frank Martinez
Fort Collins
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Greeley
Beer
Fort Colling
Colling
Subscribe for the Daily Pribune
A call to action urging readers to subscribe to the Daily Pribune immediately for ongoing access to its news and features. The brief emphasizes urgency and continuous delivery of the newspaper.
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Pribune
Little Doings in Windsor Towns and Social Gatherings
In Windsor, Miss Agnes Kawin hosted a Friday evening with games. Vera Miles won the ladies’ prize and Glenn Chipma the centermen’s. The Rebekah lodge met with two new members initiated. guests included Mrs. Williams of Denver and Mr. Rauledge of Tim sath. A League social at the ME parsonage charged a penny per letter for entry, with a low total for short names.
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Agnes Kawin
Vera Miles
Glenn Chipma
Rebekah
Williams
Denver
Abraham Klingenspiegel
League
Mr. Lucas Dissatisfied With Railroad Settlement
A correction states Mr. Lucas was not satisfied with the railroad settlement for damages from the Depter wreck. He did accept the settlement offered by the accident Insurance company represented by Sanborn and Houston, but remains unhappy with Union Pacific's offer.
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Lucas
Union Pacific
Depter
Sanborn & Houston
To Level a Farm Ault Special
Miss Eddy of Fort Collins surveys her half section near Ault to level and grade the land. The improved farm was under water and farmed last year by B E Huff and son. Knolls cause part of the crop to fall below average, and leveling the fields should boost income.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Dalwell Celebrate Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary
A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dalwell at their West Fifth Street home Friday evening marking their eighteenth wedding anniversary. Neighbors gathered with forty five guests. refreshments were served and a delightful evening enjoyed.
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Samuel Dalwell
West Fifth Street
Coal Price Drop Prompts Greeley Thanksgiving Spirit
The article notes coal selling for $2.50 per ton and spuds at $1 per hundred, with railroads promised and land values rising. It urges a special day of prayer in Greeley for 1909 blessings, praising local coal dealers for minimal margins amid competition from the Denver papers.
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Coal Trust
Firestone
Frederick
Denver Times
Denver Post
Pavner Leaves for Corydon Iowa After Year in Greeley
F F Pavner departed this week for Corydon Iowa after a year in Greeley. Mrs Havner who suffers from asthma will stay here until Iowa's bad weather ends.
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FF. C. Pavner
Corydon
Greeley
City Government Talk Highlights Local Powers
City Attorney C. D. Todd addressed Greeley High School American history students on city government. He outlined state legislature relations to cities, charter powers, city classifications, and officer duties with emphasis on the city clerk.
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C. D. Todd
Greeley High School
Colorado City
Denver
Mitoma Faces Federal Case Over Unlicensed Whisky Sales
Mitoma, a long familiar local Japanese labor contractor, pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license, forfeiting 50 to the town and 250 to the county. He was arrested last night and taken to Greeley for federal court proceedings.
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Sam
Mitoma
Greeley
Local social of the Bakers for visiting Charles Snyder
Mr and Mrs F E Baker entertained friends Thursday evening in honor of Charles Snyder of New York visiting there. The party enjoyed games music and refreshments served by Mrs Baker assisted by her daughter Ruth. Guests included L E Wratt Arthur Wagoner Hart Maude Flosse Putney Co. F Lewis and family moved to 1417 Eleventh Street four miles NW.
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F. E. Baker
Charles Snyder
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