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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
3
A collage of small ads and local notices lists sale items and prices, room rentals, lost and found, employment seeks, loans, travel and social events. Included are livestock ads, real estate offers, personal notices, and business filings.
Daily briefs from Greeley and nearby towns listing travel plans visits and family events. Names include Mrs H L Post Joeghian Hileman Mae Taylor Lena Yepson and Mrs H O Banta among others with movements to Denver Fort Collins Fort Morgan San Francisco and Cleveland.
Charles Hallett settled his last election bet by giving George Davis a free wheelbarrow ride around the block at 11 o clock watched by a cheering crowd. Miss Maud Turk lies ill and faces possible appendicitis as her mother Mrs Nettle Lewis travels from Denver. Miss Fannie Mayne helps at Noah's Ark during Turk’s absence.
Miss Edith Fuller, University of Colorado student, is staying in Greeley for the remainder of winter and will be employed with the telephone company. She expects to return to the university next fall.
A large group of Christian Science readers will travel to Fort Collins this evening to hear Mickner Young of Chicago. A special car has been chartered and the train will return to Greeley after the lecture.
A special train leaves Greeley on November 19 at 7 30 p m returning in the evening for the 1200 head cattle sale at Masters Colorado Smylie and McMillen owners Kemmerer and Gorden auctioneers Greeley Colorado
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Amanda Carpenter and Herbert Bellport. The ceremony will be at 8 o’clock Thursday evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs K Carpenter, 1727 Eleventh Avenue.
Mr and Mrs J W Imboden returned from Earlham Iowa where Frederick Imboden died soon after their arrival He was 72 and had been ill long The Williams Jubilee Singers will perform at the Congregational church Friday November 26 Tickets cost 50 cents Prof R Ernesti traveled from Lamar Colorado for the Prowers County Teachers association banquet with 150 attendees He declined an invitation to lecture in Dodge City John C Davidson and son Ray of Las Animas visited H Reynolds Davidson years ago managed the Las Animas flour mill His son attends Colorado College in Colorado Springs and they visited Denver to see the football game
The canvassing board finalizes Florance with 5211 votes to Poe’s 5203 after correcting tally errors at Ault and other precincts. Poe seeks a writ of mandamus to force county canvassing per precinct returns. Florance’s clerk to testify why election was declared.
Rev Doane praised the Williams Jubilee Singers calling their concert uplifting and educational, not a mere money making scheme. He cited strong testimonials including praise from Brooklyn’s leading Congregational pastor, asserting they surpass any Jubilee group seen in Brooklyn.
A Mexican laborer known as Quien Sabe was jailed after pleading guilty to stealing a sheep from the Bennett Mahood ranch nine miles north of Windsor. The owner found a dressed mutton and pelt with the man’s brand, and he was fined the equivalent of twenty days in jail. Information to file in district court may follow under livestock theft provisions.
Shepherd and Hayner launch a new hack service serving hill and downtown residents. Coaches meet trains and depart Shaw's store with routes on the hour visiting Eleventh Avenue Twentieth Street Ninth Avenue and Main Street. Fares are ten cents per trip and the service begins Tuesday morning.
W. B. Snyder a 50 year old city employee with a wife and six children was killed in a Loveland hill cave-in. Spyder's crew was removing rock when a fall buried him to the waist and severed the femoral artery causing fatal bleeding before aid could reach him.
Trial of Harry Eckhart on a statutory charge progresses with a jury seated. Prosecuting witness Katie Lenhart of Russian German descent testifies with her infant in arms, alleging Eckhart fathered the child after frequent Sunday visits while her parents were away at church. A guilty verdict would carry a penitentiary sentence.
Special to the Daily from Fort Collins Colorado reports Mrs Ida Puletin wife of Samuel Puletin a wealthy stockman of Wa verfly was found dead in her rooms last evening with her two children aged two and five crying by her side Death is believed to be heart failure but a coroner autopsy is planned to determine the cause She was 22 and had a history of heart trouble.
Washington November 16. The house Ways and Means committee discussed sugar tariff levels. Proponents claim higher duties are unnecessary as domestic sugar can be produced as cheaply as imports, arguing protection for the industry is no longer needed.
The menu for the Union Colony Pioneer dinner at Camfield hotel lists Puree of Tomato Rice Escalloped Oysters Southern Style Celery Chicken Croquettes Green Peas Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce Roast Beef Brown Gravy Lettuce and Tomato Salad Mashed Potatoes Mashed Turnips Raised Maiwans ee Hot Mince Pie Apple Pie Sherbet Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cakes Tea Biscuits Honey Crackers Cheese Coffee.
Lela M Heathcock died Saturday at her parents home 1225 Twelfth avenue from tuberculosis. She was 23 and the third child to succumb to the disease in a few years. The body was moved to the former Linden Wisconsin home for burial with her parents accompanying.
The largest potato contest at Camfield ended Saturday. Top finishers include E. R. Bliss W. O. Michael and Jasper Riggs of Greeley and August Peterson of La Salle.
John W. Sanborn offers furs including tanned coats robes and gloves guaranteed moth proof. located at 1418 Eleventh Street contact Red 824 for details.
George Carlson of Fort Collins was in Greeley Saturday. The item mentions a Daily Tribune subscription offer and local business names Ferm loans Sanborn Houston.
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