Rlington Goes Mile From Kersey
A terse note indicates that Rlington will move a mile from Kersey and head north of the town. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Rlington
Kersey
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
1
Burlington To Build New Line North Of Kersey
Surveyors report Burlington plans a new line from Wiggins to Greeley not through Kersey but one mile north, skirting the river edge and crossing near Sam Mechte’s property under Union Pacific tracks. The route will bypass Kersey town and pass through section 16, with a town set up one mile north of Kersey. Final survey near completion. farmers along the route await the rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wiggins
Greeley @ut
Te Diet
Arene
Sam Me¢hte
Kersey
Topurster
Union Pacific
Pitt
Smith
Fred + Jerson
Mia
EspenSa Saved Witt Route Clash In Town Plan
Officials outline a new railroad route one mile north of the town to avoid grade crossings and reduce construction costs. Kersey expects benefits from the northern line as McAfee Wace fill provides a natural cut off. A town nearby may later transact business with it and possibly join the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espensa
Witt
Kereey
Jane
Kersey
Tte
Fiddlers Contest Offers Prizes and Seat Sale
The seat sale for the fiddlers opens this morning with a large sale guaranteed. Prizes include Greeley Bottling Works case of pop for second best male whistler and best fiddles. A W Jacobse strip of best tron to best man violin. Robert Comer ten pound pail of lard to second best string instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Bottling Works
Creeley Bottling
W. Jacobse
Robert Comer
Burlington Pushes Work to Seventeenth Street
Construction by Burlington completed to Seventeenth Street this afternoon and will extend to Eighteenth Street tomorrow where the line will run beneath the Union Pacific tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Union Pacific
Weld County Votes to Fund New School Buildings
Weld county districts plan major school construction this summer with Hudson voting 7500 dollars in bonds and Gilcrest approving 4200 dollars. Ashland faces an upcoming election and is expected to build a substantial new facility, indicating Weld county moves toward becoming among the best supplied with schools in the state by population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Hudson
Gilcrest
Ashland
Sermon by Right Rev Olmstead At Opera House
A large audience filled the opera house as Right Rev Charles Sanford Olmstead spoke to Normal students on the baccalaureate theme Kinghood. He outlined three senses duty responsibility and beauty and argued that only the beautiful is good. The senior class fete gift will be the Tenth avenue gate. The senior class play Becket is set for tomorrow at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanford Olmstead
Opera House
Dr. Olmstead
Tenth Avenue
Becket
Mrs Susana Moore Dies After Illness in Greeley
Mrs Susana Moore 51 wife of T K Moore died at home 916 Fourteenth street after a complication of diseases. She came from Pennsylvania two years ago. Survived by husband daughter Mrs H Lauderbach of Oklahoma and two sons S O Moore of Pittsburg and D H Moore of this city. Funeral at Macy's parlors 2:30 Tuesday conducted by Rev Mr Martin of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susana Moore
T. K. Moore
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Martin
Chicago
Col Ferguson Hurt In Denver In Auto Accident
Col W W Ferguson department G A R commander for Colorado and Wyoming was injured Saturday in Denver when stepping from a street car and struck by an automobile. He is in Mercy hospital doing nicely with a good chance to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. W. Ferguson
Denver
Mercy Hospital
Col. Ferguson
Colorado
Wyoming
J. M. Ferguson
Greeley
Ferguson
Capitol
JJ McGraff
Investor from Salt Lake Sees Greeley as Strong Colorado Market
James Hunting ton, after selling property in Pueblo and Salt Lake, travels to Greeley to explore investment in the city. He notes Greeley and Denver offer the best chances for safe investment, cites a national shoe trade, and says cash is tight in the East while the West shows healthier money conditions though not panic. He warns the Northwest faces a slump after previous overbuilding and crop-driven regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colorado
Denver
Pueblo
Salt Lake
James L. Huntington
Huntineton
Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Los Angeles
Northwest
Light Company fights to set price in utility land dispute
The Home Gas and Electric company filed a suit over a right of way through the Snape plant on Eleventh Street as Burlington tracks press the site. Light Co seeks about 20 000 while railroad offers 10 000. Officials expect a quick settlement before hearing with high costs and emergency plant value cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Gas and Electric Company
Sultan
Snape Company
Eleventh Street
Joseph C. Ewing
Light Company
Burlington
Lafayette
J Wadlin Pioneer Dies After Runaway Injuries
J M G Wadlin of Weld county died at 8 30 am after years of decline following a runaway accident eight months earlier. Born in Biddeford Maine he was 76 and survived by his wife, three daughters Lucy Tigges Jessie and Mary, and a son John. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm from the Methodist church in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. G. Wadlin
Weld County
Greeley
Wadlin
Biddleford
Lucy Tigges
Jessie
Mary Wadlin
John
Eaton Versus Greeley Merchants Baseball Clash
June 6 report from Eaton describes a loud game yesterday where Eaton tallied 22 runs against the Greeley Merchants who claimed to be ball players and scored 5. The contest drew local crowds and showcased Eaton’s offense against a visiting opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Greeley Merchants
Merchants
Cooper Couple Begin Three Month Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper depart this morning for a three month journey to the western coast with most time to be spent at Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cooper
Long Beach
Calif
Windsor Ball Team Defeats Kersey 4 to 3
The Windsor ball team beat Kersey yesterday with a 4 to 3 score in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Kersey
Union Pacific Attys Accept Stipulations in Greeley Case
Attorneys for the city of Greeley and several railroads including Burlington and Denver Laramie met at Dorsey and Hodges in Denver. Union Pacific counsel said they would accept certain stipulations to move toward an injunction hearing before Judge Lewis within days. The group expected the case to reach the U S circuit court of appeals in the Denver session in September or the St Louis session in December, with a higher court ruling possibly within a year, though doubt remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Burlington
Denver-Laramie
Dorsey
Denver
St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
Miss Ethelyn Lovell Weds William Welsh in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Ethelyn Lovell and William Welsh were married Saturday evening at the Episcopal rectory in a ceremony conducted by Rev. B. W. Bowell. The bride, from Connecticut, taught at Greeley schools the past two years and now resides with the groom at 1429 Ninth Street. The couple plan a trip East this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn Lovell
William
Welsh
William T Welsh
Episcopal
B. W. Bowell
M. Lovell
Paris
Connecticut
Greeley
Colorado Engineering and Construc Company
Ninth Street
Memorial day service decorates Woodmen graves
Sunday marked the annual decoration of graves for departed Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen of America. Rev A B Dubber gave both addresses with morning services at the Christian church and cemetery ceremonies at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen of America
A. B. Dubber
Modern Woodmen
Americe
Christian Church
Churchood
T He
Raton
First Congregational Church
Mrs G W Kelley and daughter head to Portland
Mrs G W Kelley and her daughter Marietta left today for Portland where they intend to reside locally and pursue new arrangements following a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kelley
Marietta
Portland
Pioneer Speakers Set To Address Variety Of Subjects
W K Mc Allister of the Southern Pacific will discuss Stick Stuck. Hon Joseph C Shattuck speaks A Few Words to the Newcomers. General Frank Hall cannot attend and will send a letter. Col CA White addresses Our Friends Who Have Gone Before. SM Wright speaks General RA Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McAllister
Southern Pacific
Joseph C. Shattuck
Frank Hall
Post
Col. C. A. White
Mrs Gamble Visits Sister After Twenty Six Years
Mrs S A Gamble of Muskogee Oklahoma visits her sister Mrs KE R Kelley at 1416 Ninth Street. The meeting ends a twenty six year separation and Gamble plans to stay several weeks in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. S. A. Gamble
Muskogee
Okla
Mra. KE. R. Kelley
Ninth Street
Greeley Defeats Fort Collins in Nine Innings
Greeley beat Fort Collins 2 to 1 in nine innings in a fast northern Colorado game. Fort Collins scored early but Greeley answered next inning and held on for the win as a large crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Fort Collins
Colorado
Boat Sinks After Leak Sends Three Men Drowning Risk
Eugene Higgins Rowley Harris and H McGill of Greeley entered a boat spotted a leak but continued out on Seelys lake. Water flooded the craft and it sank about 25 feet from shore. All three escaped by swimming to the bank despite the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Higgins
Rowley Harris
H. McGill
Greeley
Seely’s Lake
Work suspended on Milton reservoir project in LaSalle
In LaSalle on June 6 the Milton reservoir project of the Standley Lakes company was halted due to lack of funds and ongoing litigation. Although two thirds of the bio dam is finished, the ditch work is not started. Contractors Cock and McMahon departed, with plans to resume in the fall amid bond efforts to fund irrigation districts near Denver and Kersey. The reservoir lies about eight miles southeast of LaSalle and would source water from Milton lake for local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
LaSalle
Milton
Standley Lakes Company
Hancock
McMahon
Denver
Kersey
la Salle
Milton Lake
Misses Lace Plan Missouri Visit With Friends
Miss Mona Lace and Miss Jessie Lace will depart Tuesday to Missouri to visit friends for several weeks, according to family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Jessie Lace
Missouri
Speeding Drivers To Face New Special Policeman
Farmers and town residents south of Greeley plan to raise funds for a motorcycle patrolman to catch speeders on the road toward Denver. The goal is to curb joy riding after several minor injuries, with locals contributing modestly to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Denver
Speeding on Denver to Greeley Road Prompts Action
Farmers along the Denver to Greeley corridor report frequent speeding and accidents, especially Sundays. Residents propose hiring an enforcement officer or a motorcycle courier to patrol weekends and holidays to curb joy riding and protect pedestrians and slower vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Greeley
Welp County Motor Club Agitation Draws Interest
Greeley and Weld county automobilists show strong interest in the good roads campaign led by the Denver motor club. President William D. Nash seeks statewide cooperation for road improvements. J. H. Centure is confined at home by illness during carnival planning in Denver this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley and Weld County
Denver Motor Club
Colorado
William D. Nash
Greeley
Denver
Denver Laramie rushes to depot amid property dispute
Fearing litigation over land between Ninth and Tenth streets, the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad rushed track laying to Seventh Street. Judge Lewis denied a rehearing on the injunction, keeping the 400 foot strip settled, while work continues on a permanent depot modeled after the Santa Fe Wichita station and Rock Island Joliet design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Denver
Santa Fe
Wichita
Rock Island
Joliet
Denver-Laramie
Seventh Avenue
Greeley Man Invited to Irrigation Board Banquet
Weld county will not be represented at the banquet of the board of control of the National Irrigation congress meeting in Pueblo tonight. Secretary McCrery of the Greeley Commercial club received an invitation but cannot attend due to other business demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
McCrery
Greeley Commercial Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col. Ferguson Hurt
Q. Road
J. Wadlin
Pacorath
FT. Collins
Lamb Feeders
Collins
Milton Reservoir
Welp
J. H. Centure
Denver Laramie
Greeley Station
Irrigation Board
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