Arrest of Cheyenne Officer in Soldier Killing
Patrolman Plymell of Cheyenne was arrested in Greeley and extradited to Cheyenne to face a charge of inflicting injuries that caused the death of Private Carroll of Port Reset last Sunday night. The case has stirred tension between army officials at Fort Russell and Cheyenne civil authorities.
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Carroll
West Chey
Plymell
Cheyenne
Greeley
Florance
Fort Russell
Wyo
Plymer
Carrol
Carroll Hadeen
Cheyne
Plymel
Floorie
Hughes
Creeley
Cheyenne man dies after jail assault in Cheyenne case
Carroll was jailed after a disturbance charge and assaulted by Plymell in the Cheyenne jail. Carroll died a week later due to injuries. Plymell fled to Greeley before being arrested and is returned to Cheyenne to face murder charges.
Denver Men Weigh Cheese Factory Plans in Fort Lupton
Special to the Tribune Fort Lupton June 2 Denver men consider Tone as the site for a cheese factory promising immediate construction if suitable ground is found They plan to interview others this week to secure milk and offer about 1.60 per hundredweight year round Emil Berger of Denver leads the project here seeking a site
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the Tribune
Fort Lupton
Denver
Tone
Emil Berger
Denver Laramie Realty Co Buys Milliken and St Vrain Lands
The Denver-Laramie Investment Company has acquired all property of the Northwestern Land and Iron Co at Milliken for 42895.65 and also purchased the St Vrain townsite for 2126.66. The Denver-Laramie Realty Co now holds key Weld County lands along the Denver Laramie rail route and may open additional offices in Greeley as business grows. The move accompanies planned improvements to boost property values and rail connections.
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St. Vrain
Denver-Laramie
Greeley
Northwestern Land and Iron Company
Milliken
Denver-Laramie Investment Company
Realty Company
Likewine
Northwestern Land & Iron Company
Denver-Laramie Realty Company
Will and Mrs Rattray to celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Rattray of Greeley plan a three week London trip followed by Scotland to mark their twenty fifth anniversary. They married near Glasgow twenty five years ago and have since lived on a ranch near Greeley. They depart today from New York aboard the Laotina for England and Scotland.
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William Rattray
England
Scotland
Mrs. Rattray
Glesgow
Greeley
Rattray
New York
Lausitana
London
Glasgow
Fight in Front of Demorest's Store Ends at Police Station
Two women clashed over a man in front of Demorest's store. Hair pulling and torn clothing followed before both were taken to the police station. Marshal Williams questioned them and released them to appear in court this morning.
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Demorest
Marshal Williams
Marshal Reger Goes to West Virginia for Month
Kate June 2 reports Marshal Reger traveling to West Virginia for a month long vacation. In his absence Street Commissioner D F French will serve as acting marshal.
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Kate
Marshal Reger
West Virginia
D. F. French
College Men Swap Hayfields for Saw Mills to Fund College
A group of college men from Harvard, Georgetown, Ohio and Pennsylvania plan summer work in saw mills in Colorado and the North Park hills to fund their studies. They will travel by train to Fort Collins then hike to mills and ranches, preferring outdoor labor to office work. Donnelley notes the long habit of such work since high school and expects renewed energy on return to campus.
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Greeley
Fort Collins
North Park
Ten University
Port Collins
HH. L. ‘Mb
John van Cise
Washington University
H. Graham Neil
George Thompson
T. H. Lovell
Harvard
Thomas Donnelley
Herman Sturdavent
Georgetown
Mexsers
Williams
Reid
Davis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Fort Colline
Donnelley
Railroads Asked to Aid Greeley Pioneer Celebration
A joint meeting of the parade and invitation committees in Greeley outlines plans for the fortieth anniversary Pioneer Day on June 10. Railroads will be asked to provide round trip rates. speakers include Governor Shafroth and noted figures such as J. C. Shattuck and Col. A. White.
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Greeley
Oliver Howard
Music Committee
Geomennl Committee
T. D. Sanborn
John Shafroth
Delph Carpenter
Mary Norcross
H. ©. Watson
W. K. McAllister
Denver
Southern Pacific
J. C. Shattuck
Gen. Prank Hall
Col. Co. A. White
Henry T. West
Union Colony Pioneers
Samuel B. Wright
J. Max Clark
Mr. Sanborn
Robert Cameron
Pioneerimy
I. Rothschild
Union Pacific
W. EF. Green
Denver- Laramie
Public parade seeks citizen carriages for event
Committees ask public spirited residents to lend carriages and autos for a community parade honoring a Greeley family. Finance chairmen warn funds are lacking to cover unavoidable expenses, urging donations while music chair Oliver Howard plans performances by the Commercial club quartet and a pioneer church choir directed by Howard.
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Oliver Howard
Music Committee
Commercial Club
Unitarian Church Choir
Pioneers
Howard
J. M. B. Petrikin
Greeley Potatoes Face Decline Amid Idaho Challenge
Sam Wright returns to Greeley after selling potatoes in Texas where demand favors Idaho and Divide varieties over Greeley stock. He warns the prize potato district must raise quality and marketing efforts to prevent loss of reputation as acres are reclaimed and competition grows.
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Greeley
Weld County
Sam Wright
Wright
Texas
Idaho
Big reservoir planned for Weld County Farmers Reservoir No 3
A Denver engineer Theodore D Jones filed a map for Farmers Reservoir No 3 in Weld County. The giant project will hold about 10.82 billion cubic feet of water, irrigate western Weld and cost about 1.5 million dollars. Source waters include St Vrain and Boulder creeks, South Platte, Little Thompson, Big Thompson, and Cach la Poudre with a head gate near New Merc canal. Jones also worked on Lake George reservoir. Greeley Poudre district directors meet as Jack Minium leaves hospital after tonsillitis.
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Theodore D. Jones
Denver Engneer
Weld County
Farmers
Th County
St. Vrain Creek
Boulder Creek
South Platte River
Mrs Nellie Bennett Visits Denver Brother in El Paso Winter
Mrs Nellie Bennett spending the winter in El Paso Texas as in Greeley for a visit with her brother Mr H Reynolds. Mrs Bennett is Mr Reynolds sister. Her home in Denver.
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Nellie Bennett
el Paso
Texas
Greeley
H. Reynolds
Bennett
Mr Reynolds
Denver
Reed Leaves Colorado Telephon for Western Electric Post
Melvin Reed, long associated with the Colorado Telephon company, resigns his post and accepts a position with the Western Electric company.
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Melvin’ Reed
Colorado
Western Electric Company
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will hold a meeting at 2:80 o'clock Friday afternoon in the church. Mrs. W. W. Tinker is in charge of the program.
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Woman's Missionary Soci
the Baptist Church
Church
Mra
W. W. Tinker
Misses O Rour Informed Of Mother’s Sudden Heat
Misses Justine and Bettie O Rour received four telegrams in the morning about their mother’s sudden illness at Junta. They left on the morning train for home.
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Justine
Bettie O'Rour
Junta
Portable Building Company Incorporated in Greeley
The Page Portable Building Company filed incorporation papers this morning with the county clerk. Incorporators include C. D. Page and E. H. MacClenan as officers, with E. S. Pinney as secretary. Authorized capital is 6000 dollars. principal offices listed in Greeley. The firm plans to erect a manufacturing structure locally and produce houses on wheels for dwelling, steel buildings for stock shelters and store rooms, portable fences, and feed racks.
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Page Portable Building Company
C. D. Page
E. H. MacClenahan
J. B. Phillips
D. R. McArthur
Robert Steele
J. M. B. Petrikin
B. D. Sanborn
W. A. Insinger
H. D. Parker
J. A. Osmer
E.S. Pinney
Dinner party at Mrs McAfee home with Japanese snow balls
Mrs S J McAfee entertained guests at her home for a noon meal. Decorations featured Japanese snow balls and sweet peas. Six guests attended including Mrs D B Ellis Mrs E C Herrington Mrs Moore of LaSalle Mrs C R Park Mrs John Craig of Evans Mrs Will Wylie and Mrs Robert Orr of Greeley.
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S. J. McAfee
D. 8. Ellis
E. C. Herrington
Moore
LaSalle
C. R. Park
John Craig
Evans
Will Wylie
Robert Orr
Greeley
Mrs Houston Hosts Union Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs H J Houston entertained the Union Ladies Aid society at her home on Wednesday afternoon. A good attendance followed the business session with a social hour and refreshments served. Musical numbers were provided by Miss Louise Seel-.
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H. J. Houston
Mrs Farrell and baby travel via Greeley toward San Diego home
Mrs. Dr. Farrell and her parents traveled through Greeley on Wednesday en route to San Diego where they will settle. Dr. Farrell will join later. They have resided in Sterling and Mrs. Farrell is remembered as Garnet Roland. She attended school in Greeley.
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Dr. Farrell
Greeley
San Diego
Calif
Sterling
Dairyman Sees Weld County as Dairy Growth Area
George Taffner, a Kansas City dairy wholesaler, says Weld County offers wealth of feed and cattle and good chances to build dairies. He plans a model dairy near Greeley and may supply milk and cream to a new creamery from two recently purchased dairies. He favors a milk inspector to curb diseases.
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Weld
Weld County
George Taffner
Kansas City
Taffner
Greeley
Ault Lacts to Organize Pioneer Society
A Pioneer society will be organized this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Belcher. Any woman who has lived in Ault at least five years will be eligible to membership. The association aims for social and benevolent purposes.
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the Tribune
Ault
Jane
John Belcher
Firemen Play Ball for Pioneer Day Bet
The Boomer hook and ladder company faces a Brush company team on June 10 for a $56 side bet. The game will be held in the afternoon on Pioneer Day and draws strong interest from firemen and friends.
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Boomer Hook and Ladder Company
Brush Company
Homecoming of Harvard Medical School student Smillie
Jane Eaton Wilson Smillie, recently earning high honors at Harvard Medical School, is expected to arrive home tonight to spend vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Smillie and Mrs Smillie s sister. Mrs George Montgomery of California visits, sister of Mrs N W Belrose. Much entertainment is planned in her honor.
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Harvard
the Tribune
Eaton
Jane
Lectures by Prof Copeland At Normal School
Interest grows as Prof A B Copeland lectures to administration class in the chapel at 10 20 each day. Topics cover relationships of the superintendent with teachers pupils school board and community plus a talk on special education problems.
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A. B. Copeland
Reclaims Nebraska Land for South Kimball County Reservoir
J Hall Ubanks of Denver visits Greeley irrigation figures on a plan to build a reservoir in the southmost portion of Kimball County Nebraska with capacity of ten to twelve million cubic feet. The project aims to reclaim hundreds of acres and may convey water to northern Weld County. Start of work is planned within several months.
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Kimball County
Neb
Weld County
Hall Ubanks
Denver
Greeley
Greeley Realty
Nebraska
Reservoir Project Aims for Ten Month Completion
Mr. Uhanke outlined plans to push a reservoir to completion within ten months, weather permitting. He stressed the work is not tied to any Weld county irrigation scheme and noted stockholders are Denver and Nebraska interests with no current local ties.
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Wil
Uhanke
Weld County
Denver
Ladies visit Greeley for luncheon with Mrs Farr
Eaton on June 2 with Mrs T H Dailey Mrs Anna Losey Mrs R M Hutchison and Mrs Willis Eaton traveled to Greeley to dine with Mrs W H Farr and attend lunch today.
Nurse Ruth Bernethy Visits with Relatives in Greeley
Miss Ruth Bernethy a St Luke s Hospital nurse in Denver spent a Wednesday in Greeley with her mother Mrs C J Bernethy and her aunt Mrs O O Russell all from Denver The gathering highlighted family ties and a brief out of town visit.
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Ruth Bernethy
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Greeley
C. J. Bernethy
O. O. Russell
New Neill Furniture Manager Arrives from Fort Collins
W. W. Hamilton, the new manager for Neill Furniture, arrived from Fort Collins today. He brings years of experience in Denver and Fort Collins, while W. H. Shaw, the prior manager, left Wednesday with his family for Denver to take a similar post.
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W. W. Hamilton
Neill Furniture Company
Fort Collins
Mr. Hamilton
Denver
W. H. Shaw
Neill
Gipson Club Social Meeting At Mrs Harrison Home
Mrs. L. L. Harrison entertained Gipson social club ladies Wednesday afternoon with visiting, fancy work, and refreshments. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Ira Lucas’s home.
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L. L. Harrison
Gipson Social Club
Harrison
Ira Lucas
Playground Drive In Greeley Gains Ground
About twelve local men met at the Camfield hotel to review the Greeley playground movement. Reported about $1,000 already subscribed and officials plan a Saturday meeting to decide on ordering apparatus. A Monday directors’ meeting and solicitors’ rounds among merchants are planned to boost contributions.
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Camfield Hotel
Camfield
Greeley
Nebraska official seeks Ohio seed potatoes for state project
Government representative in Nebraska writes to Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club asking that Ohio seed potatoes be sent to him for a Nebraska experiment. He specifies Greeley Frits Knor as the intermediary.
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Ohio
Greeley
Frits Knor
Nebraska
McCrery
The
Commercial Club
Hima
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