Two New Railroads To Be Built From Greeley
Unions Pacific plans call for 1000 workers in Greeley within thirty days to construct two routes tapping Crow Creek Pleasant Valley and Lone Tree areas. The lines will form a diamond shape with seven depots and branches toward Pierce and the Crow Creek ditch, backed by a $2.6 million outlay and a new ditch project to push ahead in parallel.
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Crow Creek
Old Camfield Farm
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Greeley
Bragebes
Greely
Weld
Eile
Charles Deffries
Bradfield
Honderes
Wallace
Point Pear
Cineeie
Camferd Farm
Greeley-Poadre
Union Pacific
Greeley District
Pleasant Valley
Lone Tree
Burlington
Crowees
The
Tribune
Camfield
Tew
Camfeld
Greece
Caion Pacific
Len
Denver
Eaton
Thomases
Wall
Little Doings at Other Towns and Local News
Mrs L Gibberson and Mrs J F Stoner visited friends in Brighton today. H Greemwaukdt of LaSalle checked ranching interests in the Ault area. Chester DeVine moved to a ranch and made improvements. FE Loken of Rio Pine moved his family to a rented ranch near Ault. George Huff will be married soon and plans a new home. Initiation of seven new members held for a group, with the Sane band attending. The M B Ladies Aid met with Mrs Levi Dickerson. refreshments and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
M. B. Ladies’ Aid Society
Levi Dickerson
WwW TK Club Guests Hear Hedda Gabler Talk
Wednesday at the WwW TK Club in the library building Mrs B T Vincent of Golden spoke on Hedda Gabler describing the life of the heroine Wy as portrayed. She praised Ibsen's genius but said she is not in love with Ble works. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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W. T. K. Club
B. T. Vincent
Golden
Hedda Gabler
Trigen
Ming Rim Me Ollange Heads to Landor Wyoming
An individual named Ming Rim Me Ollange departed on Thursday for Landor Wyoming planning travel or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Rim
Landor
Angora Goat Contest Leads to Public Gala and Aid
A quirky event near Greeley involved an Angora goat and seven yearlings in a loose herd, with a government alert about 200 antelope miscounted along the Eaton to Greeley road. Local officials supervised a staged challenge as a delegation from Eaton arrived with a band, and seven named men from Greeley and nearby towns received attention and promised hospitality for the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elka
Hardin Dist
Greefey
Eaton
Caoalll
Ozark
Hailoran
Victor
U Sweet
Heck Laman
William Doole
A. A. Miner
Greeley Jr
D. Brown
Wray
Alfred Carlson
Lucerne
Red Tag Day Charity Event Promises Young Ladies’ Gift
Tomorrow features a Red Tag Day where twenty five girls will collect donations in exchange for tags on men with a heart theme. Funds raised by the sealed donation box support a monument to charity and the poor, followed by an oyster supper at Park Congregational Church.
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Doner
Everly
Florence Otter
Eile Harrison
Eula Morse
Amie Glazier
Dorothy McCreery
Mary Thompson
Edna Schirlig
Alice Taylor
Hazel Meek
Myrtle Eldridge
Alice Mason
Mary Forward
Winifred Hannas
Margaret Banta
Jessie Hall
Bessie Potter
Lillian Clough
Clara Peery
Bana Camfeld
the Park Congregational Church
Bennett Knelleys Wedding at Vardiey Home
The wedding of Miss Laura Bennett and Charles Kneller took place January 21 at the Vardiey home 1106 Eighth street with the Rev Philips of United Presbyterian Church officiating. Attendants included Hattie Yardley and ring bearer Lloyd Alnutt. dinner followed with Mrs Miller and local daughters assisting.
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Charles J. Vardies
Eighth Street
Laura Bennett
Charlies Kneller
Vardiey
Smit
Mise Miller
Mre
Yardiey
Alice
Hattie
Roth
Ada Brush
N. Bennett
Greeley
Im Lodge Oe
Eighth Avenue
G A R and W R C Install Officers in Odd Fellows Hall
A joint installation of G A R and W R C officers was held in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday afternoon January 21 with Mrs Emily Jones as installing officer. Officers named include Pres Mrs Alice Wright and others in roles of J V, Chap Mrs Esther Stites, Treas Mrs Lydia Horn, Sec Mrs Emil Hatch, and press correspondent Mrs Mary Norcross. After ceremonies Commander Watson installed W R C officers and Col Charlie White urged a Lincoln birthday program for February 12. A turkey supper followed in the banquet hall.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Emily Jones
Alice Wright
J. V
Rebecca Woodbury
Mary Adams
Esther Stites
Treas
Lydia Horn
Emil Hatch
Miss Mercy
van Dine
Camfield
Emma Beetham
J. S. Schryver
Harris
Miss Vanne
Woodbury
Schillig
Mary Norcross
W. R
Watson
C. A. Wood
P. H. Mead
J. W
T. C. Beeman
C. H. Pain
Q. M
J. M. Perguson
G. Law
M. L. Wadsworth
D. D
Alcorn
C. G
Geo. Wilkinson
Col
Charlies White
Abraham Lincoln
WRC
Mary &. Narcross
Press Secy
Burlington Officials Delay Greeley Visit Inspection Tour
Burlington officials arrived in Denver for a tour of inspection and told a Greeley Commercial Club representative they cannot reach Greeley now. They plan to return soon for a thorough check before heading to New York for a conference with Mr Hill and then travel south via the Southern.
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Burlington
Denver
Greeley
Salmagundi Club Banquet at Dr Ella Mead Home
The Salmagundi club held a Tuesday evening banquet at Dr Ella Meads home. The program was reduced to member stunts which proved amusing. A fine turkey banquet was served with fourteen covers and each member delivered a clever toast as the evening proved enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmagundi
Ella Mead
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued to A A Carson and Teresa Dill of Winchester Kansas Adolph Klein and Bella J Noons of Greeley Cony Landau and Katie Straum barger both of Windsor.
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A. A. Carson
Denver
Tera Dill
Winchester
Kan
Adolph Klein
Greeley
Bila J. Noons
Cony Landau
Katie Straumbarger
Windear
Interfering With Officer Fines Imposed by Judge Davis
James Wirt and W. F. Johnson were fined $10 and costs yesterday by Judge Davis for interfering with an officer. Each was ordered to pay $18.20. A separate note mentions an officer arresting a drunk, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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James Wirt
W. F. Johnson
Costa
Davis
Mortgageed Property Seller Held on Three Counts
Henry Walling of Ault was jailed on charges of forgery and selling mortgaged property. The First National Bank of Ault held a mortgage on his property, and Walling allegedly sold one home. Od Gaffner says Walling gave a $5 check with no funds. He faces three complaints in total.
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Henry Walling
Ault
First National Bank of
Od Gaffner
Gaya Walling
Cheyenne
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Www
T. K. Club
Tisdel
Bennett-Knelley
G.A.R. and
W.R.C
the Tribune
Standard
the Bartlett Lumber CO
Telephone
the Greeley Gem Theatre
8Th Ave
Much Jonson
Paris
New Pictures
Harry Clifton
Union Dla
J. C. Ferguson, G. A
Clayton Lumber CO
W. W. Vandapool & Son
Rissler
Ninth Street
A. J. Clark Greeley, Colo
White House
Cahill
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