Machines and politics dominate recent local vote
Reported turmoil over a proposed primary law with votes along party lines. Senators listed show divisions on the measure and amendments after reference to McCue and platform Democrats. The piece also notes a court decision concerning a townsite deed dispute and social arrivals, including a birth announcement.
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Senate
Mary
McCue
Gave
Itty
McCue Hardwell
Bareia
Dutton
Carpenter
de Jones
Meyer
Brown Alward Case Ends with Favor to Brown
A court awarded six horses to Brown in the Clara Alward estate case and granted about 1500 dollars to him earlier. The conservator for Clara Alward had no witnesses on her behalf. Brown had brought in a Denver man and woman to claim the horses.
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Lane Brown
Alward
Denver
Brown
Browns
Narrow escape as horse knocks Witt Ewing unconscious
Witt Ewing of a ranch three miles southwest of La Salle was struck below the heart by a horse Monday and lay unconscious in a field for hours before being found by Joe Coffman, Witt Winslow, and Dempewolf. Doctors report no serious injuries beyond nerve shock and he is expected to recover.
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J. W. Ewing
Greeley
Joe Coffman
Witt Winslow
Dempewolf
Ewing
Ue House
Rebekahs to Initiate Seven New Members Tomorrow Night
The Rebekah Lodge announces plans to initiate seven new members at tomorrow night’s meeting. Officers urge attendees to welcome the newcomers and observe lodge traditions during the ceremony.
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Rebekahs
Union Pacific condemns land for railroad grading near Crow Creek
The Union Pacific initiates condemnation actions against fourteen Crow Creek district landowners as it advances grading along both branches. Contractors press on, paying damages later, while owners await service. Foremen report steady dirt movement despite wet ground and frost, with Mr. Sprague leading the Lone Tree branch and large siphon pipes en route under Kilpatrick Brothers supervision.
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Union Pacific
Crow Creek
Sprague
Lone Tree Branch
Borie
Cheyenne
Hitchcock
Kilpatrick Brothers
Buttorff Receives Third Patent On Head Care Device
J W H Buttorff has earned his third patent for a new head care device. His earlier patent dates to 1898 and he has since made many improvements. A large order for the governments North Platte project in southwestern Nebraska was shipped this week with expectations to supply all gates this year. A government agent visiting the J A Pastor rectory, where the gates are built, inspected the inertia of the new gate and called it superior to those used on the Shoshone and Huntley projects. He said he would recommend the Greeley gate to superintendents upon returning to Montana and Wyoming.
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J. WH. Buttorff
North Platte
Nebraska
J. A. Pastor
We Are King Presents Edmund Carroll at Greeley Opera House
A. W. Cross presents Edmund Carroll in the second season of We Are King with Walker Whiteside’s comedy success. The production features a meritorious company and superb scenery. Carroll appears at the Greeley Opera House on Wednesday March 24.
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A. W. Cross
Edmund Carroll
Walker Whiteside
Carroll
Greeley Opera House
Fire in Kuner office causes smoke across block
A small oil stove left burning in the Kuner townsite company office in Greeley produced heavy smoke making the block appear alight. No damage resulted beyond smoke-stained walls. In other notes a frame carpenter shop moved east of the tracks to become a residence. Lincoln Pishback learned of his father's death in Illinois.
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Kuner
Kuner Townsite Company
Greeley
Barber & Gordon
Main Street
Lincoln Pishback
Illinois
County Commissioners Liable for Exceeding Appropriations
Judge Garrigues ruled county and city boards are personally liable when warrants exceed appropriations. The decision covers boards of towns and cities and addresses expenses paid from a future year’s appropriations. It notes March expenses charged to the current year and warns treasurers not to honor such warrants.
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Garrigues
Buicon
Boar's of County Commissioners
Brice
Dury
Wade
Webb
Expensio
Achear
Two Men Win Crow Creek Land Deal in Bly
The Strickland Morgan firm closed a deal transferring 2,004 acres in Crow Creek to William Anderson and Thor H Smith from the Mississippi valley. The purchase includes the Oliver cattle ranch and improvements valued at about 23,000 dollars. The brothers in law will relocate from Iowa and conduct an extensive cattle operation, securing adjacent leases and acres.
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Strickland , Morgan
Crow Creek
Mississippi Valley
William Anderson
Thor H. Smith
Oliver Cattle
Canifield
Olivers
Romance Ends With Denver Nuptials For Worley Hipwell Pair
In Denver tonight Miss Rosie Worley will wed Guy Hipwell of Red Oak Iowa. They will travel by 4 40 p m train with the brides mother Mrs D B Worley and Mrs J Birdsell to their home in Red Oak after the ceremony. The couple, once schoolday sweethearts, endured a broken engagement but reunited and plan a life together.
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Creeley
Denver
Rosie Worley
Guy Hipwell
Red Oak
Iowa
D. B. Worley
J. \. Birdsell
Bessie Worley
Bessie
Greeley
Railroad worker injured by wagon wheel in Colorado Springs
Charles Volkman, employed by Sprague on the Lone Tree extension, suffered a concussion of the hip bone after a heavily loaded wagon wheel struck him. The incident occurred near the ROW vans in the vicinity and he will be out of work for some time. Volkman lists Colorado Springs as his home.
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Charles Volkman
Colorado Springs
Sprague
Lone Tree
Denver hack driver commits suicide near city hall
Jacob Rinker, aged hack driver, shot himself behind Denver city hall at 10 30 this morning. He left a note to his brother explaining his reason and requested no fuss. Clerks in the city hall witnessed his fall.
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The
Daily Tribune
Denver
Jacob Rinker
Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Leave for African Hunt
New York City March 23. Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt depart at 11 06 AM for an African hunting trip. A large crowd gathered at the pier to bid them farewell.
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The
Daily Tribune
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
One Lung Remains After Peculiar Medical Case
Greeley surgeons describe a rare case in which a patient from a Keota ranch, treated previously for appendicitis in Omaha, survived with only one lung. They found a liver abscess, a diaphragmatic hole from a past operation, and removed diseased tissue. The chest wound will stay open to ensure healing. doctors expect recovery.
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Greeley
Peterson
Keota
Omaha
Petersen
Farmers Are Moving Hazelton Special
A Hazelton country notice reports tenantry changes. Ashby moves from Bie Bend to Ne ranch to farm this year, delayed by bad roads and illness. P Rasmussen family relocates to a new house as Moody rents their vacated farm. J B Dickey adds a house addition repaints buildings and sets up new Buff Orpingtons housing.
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Hazelton
Ashby
Bie Bend
P. Rasmussens
Ostar Moody
J. B. Dickey
Dickey
Begging Pair Jailed With Job Probation Promise
Two able bodied men caught begging from house to house were jailed this morning. They will be given work on the street to repay their fines. The notice urged those seeking work to try railroad camps where wages beat begging but are lower than farming, yet still better than begging.
Montaville Flowers Performs Ben Hur At Church
On Friday night next Montaville Flowers, a renowned character delineator, appears at the First Methodist church in an interpretative recital of Ben Hur.
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Montaville Flowers
First Methodist Church
Ben Hur
Water delays Camfield Annex construction foundation
Contractors for the Camfield Annex reinforce the basement to stop water seepage. A foot of concrete with two tons of iron failed, the floor cracked as water pressure rose. plan adds another foot of concrete and ten thousand pounds of iron beams to secure the structure before building resumes.
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Camfield
Preachers in Revolver Duel Over Telephone Company
In Russ Missouri Rev M D Johnson aged 40 shot and killed Rev Odell pastor of the Presbyterian church. Johnson a Baptist minister and both men led rival telephone companies. The fatal duel followed a row over consolidation of the two firms in Laclede county at Lebanon.
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Daily Tribune
Lebanon
Russ
Laclede County
M. D. Johnson
Odell
Presbyterian Church
Johnson
Charitable Rescue Sends Two 16-Year-Olds to Work
A sheriff takes in two strong 16 year old boys to provide food and shelter. Deputy Peterson had them bathe and disinfect their clothes while a sympathetic woman contributed clothing. The boys, deemed suitable for gardener work, are described as large enough to earn wages and ready for employment.
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Sheriff's Office
Peterson
Ashe
Bible Day at Beebe Draw Special
The German Baptist church hosted Bible Day with a crowded service and an engaging program. Rev Meyers serves as the pastor guiding the parish and its activities.
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Beebe
Young Couple Wed by Justice Hatch in Greeley
A Fort Collins groom Bert P. Haler and Weldona bride Opal Thom were married by Justice Hatch this morning in Greeley. The couple will establish their home in Fort Collins after a noonday departure.
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Justice Hatch
Bert P. Haler
Fort Collins
Opal Thom
Weldona
Former Greeleyites Visit Denver Aunt and Friends
Mr and Mrs Arther Sutor plan an Denver visit this afternoon to see their aunt Mrs Charles VonRosen berg and other old friends from Greeley.
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Arther Sutor
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Orton
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