Pierce area notes show town life and sports results
Pierce community updates gồm including visits and family news. The Pierce baseball team beat Collins 17 to 16 in a close Sunday game. The Commercial club elected officers and the Sunday school reorganized. Several residents visit Wisconsin, Iowa, Denver, or Fort Collins, while local clubs and farms report crop rain benefits and potato beetle control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Woodward
George Taylor
Wisconsin
Henry Manhart
J. H. Ellis
John Boulter
LaSalle
John Rand
Willow Creek
Pierce
Collins Nine
J. J. Stocking
Occu
Commercial Club
John Shafer
Charles Martin
Dr. Rgan
Charles Rodgers
Guy Hubert
Wm. McMullin
L. Lemonds
Nunn
W. E. Quayle
Bagley
Iowa
C. A. Moore
A. Hilton
W. E. Bowe
W. K. Bowe
Joel Shaffer
Children’s Agricultural Club
Erastus Wood
Western League Scores and Land Dispute in Grover Case
In baseball action Denver beat Des Moines 9 to 6 and St Joseph toppled Lincoln 1 to 0 while Wichita defeated Omaha 4 to 2 and Sioux City routed Topeka 15 to 6. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 11 to 1 and New York won 9 to 1 over Philadelphia. Pittsburg beat St. Louis 6 to 4 and Boston won 9 to 2 over Brooklyn. Later, New York edged Washington 9 to 8 as Chicago beat Detroit 8 to 5. Detroit and Cleveland tied 5 to 5 and St Louis blanked. In a Grover land case Hugh Taylor, U S land office receiver at Denver, offered to buy land from James Dolan of Pine Bluffs Wyoming to dismiss the suit over title to a disputed section Dolan, a millionaire cattleman, had bought at a tax sale for 50 dollars five years ago. Taylor had purchased it three years earlier at another tax sale and paid Dolan 1250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Grover
District Court
Hugh Taylor
United States Land Office
James Dolan
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Dolan
Taylor
Moose Lodge to Be Organized Here in Greeley
E Youtsey, local organizer with headquarters at the Colorado land company, has started a campaign to establish a Greeley lodge of the Legal Order of Moose. The Denver lodge already counts over 2000 members, with the national total around 300000. The order began at Anderson Indiana twenty two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McCain
J. R. Moore
City Drug Store
Sulphur Springs
Colo
Steamboat Springs
Platteville
Guy Hammett
St. Louis
W. D. Egar
Broomfield
J. F. Dawson
Greeley
Fannie Boak
Denver
Teachers’ Institute
Clara Carpenter
Frederick
Warren Hammitt
Ault
Charley Shaw
Pearl Brown
Indiana
Anna Deniwee
Tom Williams
Lafayette
Harry Bruce
Myrtle Myrick
Harry Howard
Mercy
Severance
Gene Morris
Colorado Telephone Company
David Harden
Fort Collins
Richard Carroll
Fairplay
Lou Carlton
J. A. Tweed
Charles Franklin
H. W. Paggert
Grand Junction
C. Paggert
A. Frankin
N. Williams
Weld County
Winnifred Paggett
Lottie Nichols
Selva Dell
Royal Neighbors of America
McMullen
Katie Pfaff
Pearl Hawkins
Ida Anderson
Clee Titmus
Rose Sickler
Otis Carlton
Luna Park
Harry Stotts
George Williams
Windsor Hospital
Daisy Caldon
Cauldon
Homer Richey
Moose
E. Youtsey
Colorado Land Company
Legal Order of Moose
Denver Lodge
Order
Anderson, Ind
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Collins District
Kersey
Charles Tew
John Wortham
BE. L. Tew
D. R. Russell
Tew
Fred Fleming
M. I. Bardwell of
Gill
Sport News
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Oxfords
the Park
Mdse. CO
Enemas
Lavan
CIA
Warner
Maslin
Lin
A.j.park Dry Goods Co
Ninth St Greeley, Colo
Noah’s Ark
Stratford
Mrs. Potts
Ramsay
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