Real Estate Transfers in Weld County June 9 1909
A list of transfers and filings in Weld County from June 9 1909. W. Albrecht Insinger to Weld Realty Co. for $6000. Albert E. Montgomery to Owl Creek Supply and Irrigation Co. for $1. several others detail right of way deeds, land lots, and small sums. The Gill-Decker Improvement Co. to H C Bennett records. Denver Colorado Security Company forms with promoters Carper Tillin and Biercamp, capital $200000, planning townsites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Albrecht Insinger
Weld Realty Co
W. D
Greeley
Albert E. Montgomery
Owl Creek Supply and Irrigation Co
Q. Co
David H. Ward
Charles Camp
John Craven
J. M. Bainbridge
L. L. Stevens
Cranford
John A. Rankin
Jacob Neiman
Jennie H. Neiman
The
Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co
Frederick C. Wright
Arlington Heights
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Sarah A. Markley
Clayton Investment Co
L. E. Baird
W.D
Clayton
Colorado Mortgage & Invvestment Co
Weld County Fair Association
Gill-Decker Improvement Co
H. C. Bennett
Gill
James
Knowles
Carl Vance
Wife Granted a Divorce Over Non-support
Minnie Jackson was granted a divorce from Charles Jackson this morning on the grounds of non-support. The couple married in Robert Lee, Texas, in 1898. In 1903 Jackson was sent to the Wyoming penitentiary. The petition states Minnie has two small children and must work to support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jackson
Charles Jackson
Robert Lee
Texas
Jackson
Wyoming Penitentiary
Union Pacific Buys Right of Way on Sixth Avenue North
The Union Pacific bought several parcels of right of way this morning on the north end of Sixth avenue just north of the mill. This supports the Tribune’s ten day old claim that Crow Creek branches will connect with the Sixth avenue industrial track, bringing both passenger and freight traffic over that street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Sixth Avenue
The
Tribune
Crow Creek
Injunction Suit Over Waste Water Flow Presides in District Court
William B. Dickens sues Union Reservoir Co in a six person jury trial alleging waste water discharged onto his farm caused substantial expense. He seeks a restraining order and damages from the defendant in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Dickens
Union Reservoir Co
Unity Circle Meeting and Supper Tomorrow
The Unity Circle holds its last season meeting at Unity church parlor tomorrow at 2. The theme address by Mr. Kerr is Unitarianism Well Worth White. Supper will be served at 6 in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
Unity Church
Kerr
Artist Leader William J. Comley Dies by Suicide
Special to the Daily Tribune reports New York June 10 that William J. Comley president of the International Society of Art shot himself in his 14th street and Fifth avenue office. Authorities cited no known motive and two unopened letters to friends were found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
New York
William J. Comley
International Society of Art
14Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Ex-Soldier Hobo Walsh Targets Weston Crossing Cities
A man calling himself Sergeant Walsh, an ex soldier and noted hobo, arrived in Greeley claiming to walk to the coast to beat Edward Payson Weston. He told crowds of a Boston start and a ninety mile day, but local authorities questioned his tale and he vanished after a crowd scuffle at Fort Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Walsh
Greeley
Weston
Denver
Edward Payson Weston
Bac
Boston
Frisco
Sacramento
Cal
Walsh
Fort Logan
Doctor Edward Hale Dies Quietly at 87 in Roxbury
The Boston Daily Tribune reports the death of Edward Everett Hale at 3 AM in Roxbury at age 87 after a gradual decline this year. He served as senate chaplain for six years and was a leading literary figure, authoring several well known books.
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Edward Everett Hale
Daily Tribune
Boston
Roxbury
Senate
Bijou and Orpheum Present Strong Night of Acts
Amusements note a change of program with Hoyt and Marion in a Hodge Podge of Nonsense and Dutch Toreador comedy. New pictures, illustrated song If I Had a Thousand Lives to Live, and performances by Orpheum Glenroy and Russell headline a lively show. Brindamour to appear starting Monday with renowned handcuff escape act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Marion
Tom McKenna
Glenroy and
Russell
Orpheum
Brindamour
Tom McK
Tribune Ad Lookover Sparks Reader Inquiries
A note points readers to the Tribune’s advertisements for clarification on offerings. The guidance suggests checking ad sections for details on services goods and promotions.
Swedish Baptist Special Meetings This Week
Swedish Baptist church hosts special meetings Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings and all day Sunday. Rev J Nygren of Colorado Springs Rev A A Anderson of Denver and other Swedish speakers will attend. All who understand Swedish are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Church
J. Nygren
Colorado Springs
A. A. Anderson
Denver
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Glenroy & Russell
Blue Ribbon
C. A. Brafford
8Th Ave
Glazier
Millard County
Utah
J. W. Wootten
Burtner Irrigation Co
Salt Lake
Wootten
Ave
Greeley, Colo, Mes
Elizabeth Efhler
Sugrestigna and Designe
A. J. Clark
Fifth St. Greeley, Colo
Ocanion
United Listry of Carpenters
America
Oeribut
Chas, Maulke
Pres
M. Oayting
Secy
Greeley Daily Tribune
N. O. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
C. H. Wolfe
Colorado
Nelson Reynolds
Greeley National Bank
Hobo
Oxfords
Phelps Shoe Store
the Phelps Shoe Store
Big Bill
Hoyt & Marion
Toreador
the Greeley Candy Kitchen
Ninth Street
Rissler
Oyster House
W. W. Vandapool & Son
Eighth Avenue
J. K. Elmer
Buider
Gree Candy Kitchen
Knight-Locke Piano Co
Greeley, Colo
A. J. Park Dry Goods CV
California
Denver, Colorado Springs
Pucho
Seattle
Grand Canyon
J. P. Hall, Geni. A
A. T
S. F. Ry
Denver, Cole
I. M. Eby
Sixteenth Avenue
Lyra Es
Tata
Coto
Qwerity
WI. Mayher Lumber