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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1909

Page

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Institute program showcases potato prizes and talks

Weld county farmers attend the annual institute at the Congregational Church. Speakers include Dr. Sawyer on denatured alcohol and J. M. Allen on market information. Prizes for market potatoes under irrigation, plus demonstrations on pruning and beet fertility, highlight a full day of lectures and activities.

Weld County Dr. Sawyer Ery Wilson Clayton A. J. Camill J. M. Allen California Pretary Professor Dennett R Wendall Paddock Ocolo Leading Fruit Authority Weld County Lions Padmanual Weld Farmers’ Cluba Can

Missionary Father Seeks Family Move to Kansas

Minnie and Dorothea Sharpe, daughters of Rev. W A S Sharpe, a Baptist missionary in Burma, will join their father in Kansas after living with grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Woolley of Eaton. Ava stays with grandparents until school age with yearly visits to her father and sisters. future schedule would alternate nine months in Kansas and vacation with the Woolleys.

Minnie Dorothea W. A. S. Sharpe Elistera Kansas Mrs. Woolley

Homeseeking Parties Leave Ault for Maxwell and Morrill

Taylor leads homeseekers from Ault to Maxwell New Mexico as C W Shannon guides a group to Morrill Nebraska. John Bowen ships household goods for ranching in eastern Nebraska with his father while his wife visits Platteville relatives before joining him.

Taylor Maxwell N. M Ault Mr. Taylor Maxwell Land Company C. W. Shannon Morrill Neb John Bowen Nebraska Platteville

Cashier Brings Home Bride From Nebraska

R. B. Carpenter cashier of the LaSalle State Bank returns from Nebraska with his bride Miss Maude Nichols of Gothenburg. The wedding occurred New Year’s Day and the couple plan to reside in LaSalle while preparing to build a house.

R. B. Carpenter LaSalle State Bank Nebraska Miss Maude Nichols Gothenburg Neb Mrs. Carpenter LaSalle

Dunn Ends Cattle Business With LaSalle Sale

J B Dunn of LaSalle area announces a cattle sale today featuring about sixty five head of milk cows and young stock as he exits the cattle trade to devote time to farming interests.

J. B. Dunn LaSalle Mr. Dunn

Feed and forage push at Denver Western Stock Show

Prof Olin announces a new feed and forage department at the Western Stock Show in Denver to encourage Rocky Mountain ranchers to exhibit corn, barley, oats, grasses and roots. Prizes and premiums are offered, with entries prepaid to Union Stock Yards by January 15. The Colorado Grain and Seed Growers association also offers wheat premiums during their Denver meeting January 21.

Western Stock Show Rocky Mountain Fred P. Johnson Denver Union Stock Yards Colorado Grain and Seed Growers’ Association

Union Pacific to Fort Collins expansion sparks rail clash

Union Pacific and Colorado & Southern push grade and condemnations for routes from Platteville to Fort Collins and Wellington to Cheyenne. Sheriff serves many landowners as possessor rights are pursued, signaling immediate construction and a shift toward a two-line depot system in Greeley.

Union Pacific Colorado & Southern Platteville Fort Coling Southern Wellington Cheyenne Florance Weld Collins Hillsboro Johnstown Greeley Burlington

Miss Hilma Anderson to undergo appendicitis operation

Miss Hilma Anderson, long ill with appendicitis, will be taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Denver today or tomorrow for immediate surgery. Her doctor said the critical phase has passed but an operation is now necessary, and transfer to Denver was advised.

Hilma Anderson St. Luke's Hospital Denver Miss Anderson

Horses Bring Fancy Prices At Tormey Sale

Col. J. L. Wolfe of Fort Collins led a sale for W. Tormey from the Fairplay district near Ault. The auction drew a good crowd and all livestock sold well. A two year old horse fetched 267 dollars and another 176 dollars. The Tormeys plan to move to Idaho to farm.

J. L. Wolfe Fort Collins W. Tormey Ault Fairplay District

Greeley Ice & Storage Company The name change

Stockholders at a Greeley meeting approved a name change for the Greeley Tee and Starch company. The ice plant, once linked to starch, will now be officially known as the Greeley Ice & Storage company.

Greeley Tee & Starch Company Greeley Ice & Storage E Company

LaSalle Kiddos Begin in New School Building

Monday marked the first day in the new LaSalle district school building. Four rooms were planned to hold all students but one room had six too many pupils and no room had more than one vacancy. Teachers in the building are Professor Brunelle, Miss Lena Bailey, Miss Grace Laughlin and Miss Esther Ellis.

Professor Brunelle Lena Bailey Grace Laughlin Esther Ellis

Nelson Acquires Thompson Farm Near Ault

Chris Nelson purchased the 120 acre Henry Thompson farm one mile east of Ault for 15000 dollars. The land lies under the Weld and Larimer ditch. W Quayle of Bradley Iowa and ert Lair of Eaton have bought a 160 acre parcel from C F Collins and will take possession to farm the entire tract next year.

Chris Nelson Henry Thompson Ault Larimer W. Quayle Bradley Ert Lair Eaton C. F. Collins

Rebekah Initiation and Round Table Meeting

The Rebekahs held their regular meeting with a guest of honor, the Grand Master from Sterling. Refreshments followed the initiation. The Round Table met Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Brooks home for a profitable evening and refreshments.

Rebekahs Sterling Round Table Brooks

Condemnation Proceedings Begun for Currier Estate Post Office

Attorney Churchill representing the United States district attorney appeared in Denver this morning to initiate condemnation against the Currier estate for the new post office site.

Churchill Denver United States District Attorney Currier

Virgin Not Guilty After Hearing in Eye Strike Case

The man arrested for striking a woman with a buggy whip was discharged by Judge Stevens after a hearing. Evidence showed the blows were delivered by the woman's husband as he attempted to strike Virgin.

Virgin Stevens Mrs. Cox

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