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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
Narrow OCR shows multiple rental notices including rooms for rent near Hu liard's store and a modern furnished apartment in Camield Court. Also mentions real estate ads, rental terms, and inquiries to local contacts such as Mr Punber and J. Peery. Some lines reference storage space, work notices, and equipment for loan.
Gill and Kersey Gun clubs plan joint events near Plumb bridge for a pen aly celebration. A morning trap shoot follows 10 o'clock talks by Rev. Lyrun and Rev. Kaufman, with races, tug of war, fireworks, and a Gill vs Kersey ball game in the afternoon.
New Home Eaton reports Theodore Gates is constructing a one gray pressed brick house three miles west of there on his farm. The land, bought three years ago, now features a lawn and shade trees. Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company to hold its annual meeting at 2 p.m. June 29 1912 at the Lucerne office for trustee election and other business.
Visitors at Betes Park witness active beaver activity near the hotel this spring. Within a half mile the colony has created extensive dam works and a 1000 foot long dam two miles from the hotel. Dams use aspen trees sticks and sod. Trees cut by the beavers reach up to ten inches in diameter.
The Rhodes and London case, set for Judge O Connors court, is postponed to June 24 and will be tried in Judge Hatch s court in Greeley. Rhodes, a Union Pacific agent, allegedly chose David London on the station platform. A free for all fight followed with Mrs Rhodes and her daughter joining in with a poker and a revolver.
Frederick Schweikher president and head of the piano department at the Western Institute of Music and Dramatic Art in Denver sends a prospectus outlining his teaching method. He brings over 20 years of experience in Europe and America and visits Greeley each Wednesday for inquiries at 1802 Seventh Avenue, the Bullock residence.
The city will enforce Section 26 of Ordinance No. 8% on the Fourth of July and at all times. No person may fire a cannon gun pistol or any explosive within city limits without written permission from the Mayor or City Council, which may be granted for a limited time and revoked anytime. Violators face fines up to twenty five dollars plus costs. WILLIAM MAYHER, Mayor.
Public notices and sales blurbs list residents visiting Denver and Greeley, equipment, and home goods promotions. Businesses Condon's and D R McArthur & Co advertise sales and supplies including paints, rugs, and sherwin Williams Paris Green. Residents visit relatives with trips to Denver and Boulder.
A five dollar reward is offered for the return of a black Pierce bicycle stolen Sunday from 818 Nineteenth Street. The bike has a cushion frame spring forks and a coaster brake with serial number 126641. Return to Tribane office.
Mrs Elizabeth A Rathbun mother of Morris M Rathbun died yesterday near Greeley. She will spend the summer with her son at Cedar Court.
Frank Replogle leaves for the south after visiting his sister Mrs W Shields. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pollock arrive for a visit as Mrs Pollock goes to Eaton and Mr Pollock to Greeley. Fezer’s drug store promotes Paris Green at lowest price and advises seeing Fezer before buying. Darwin Elder departs for Brooklyn after attending the Teachers College training school.
Mrs. Irving Newton reached Ridgeway Montana last Friday after a four day journey. Mr Newton works for the reclamation service in Montana government.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Stewart travel to Denver to attend the Eastman special school of photography convening there this week. Mrs. Stewart plans a two week stay for her visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Underwood of Pasadena Calif and Mr. and Mrs. George fh. Horne have been visiting in town and left this morning for Bates Park before continuing east.
John Cage a former Greeley resident competes for a one million dollar U S government prize for the best submarine boat. The 75 foot craft has a single engine costing five thousand dollars and tests are set for July 4 at Long Beach California. Prof Robert Casey of Greeley High School fame aided Cage in the invention.
In the Albert Howard area near the city ten mules led by William mock the fire whistle with a haunting baritone chorus. William's voice rises after the siren followed by nine brothers joining in a distant, miles-echoing medley. Mrs. Howard warns the animals may need relocation if the siren continues.
June 25 report says Frank Jetson was struck on the back by a 12 pound casting from a pea huller, rendered unconscious briefly. The machine will be finished this week and ready for the early pea crop next week, with hulled peas transported to Greeley by auto.
Mr and Mrs C S Faulkner and family returned Monday from a Denver auto trip via Longmont and Leveland. Mrs M E Warner and son accompanied them back and returned to Denver today. Miss Florence King came back Monday from Estes Park where she spent two weeks as guest of Miss Marie Eaton Bea Eaton accompanied her home. Miss Ethel Scott stays at Eaton cottage until after July 4. Mr and Mrs Boyd will be at home on their ranch half a mile south of Gill Berthold L Keown left Friday for Chicago after visiting friends near Gill. Keown, University of Illinois 1911 alumnus, is a mechanical engineer with the Chicago and Northwestern railroad. Mrs M A Goodrich arrived Saturday night from Kansas City to live with her daughter Mrs C F Alden. Miss Nellie Minniss of Sugar City was a weekend guest at the Blair ranch. Mrs James Cresswell of Cedarville Ohio is visiting S A Blair and family this week. The Alden brothers have installed a new pool table in their dining room.
Miss Lucile Schureman, visiting Miss Edna Schillig and Miss Vera Wasley, left for Denver today. She stopped in Greely last week on her return from the East and was in Fort Collins to attend her brother Thane Schureman’s marriage.
The young folks presented Mr and Mrs Clarence Boyd the bride and groom of the week in a right royal chivalry display. The neighborhood ex situates the celebration amid community praise and festive remarks.
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