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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
A citywide registration push reports 2,000 registered voters in the city of joy must register to vote for fall. Those who moved or did not vote in the last election are urged to register now to participate this fall.
Short classifieds list various requests including two heating stoves, one good work horses and three mules, a gas stove and refrigerator, a square piano in fair condition, furnished rooms for rent with board, and a few pets and help wanted lines. Locations include 809 15th Street and 1435 Lith Street with local contact notes.
Community updates include loans and business mentions from Sanborn Houston and Colony Investment Company, a death in Grover prompting T. G. Macy to travel, and a Blanket Sale at Meas A. A note on rubber value versus potatoes. Several residents plan visits or relocation, with Fred Voris family returning from a Grand Lake trip and others traveling for work or medical reasons.
The Rebekahs initiated four candidates at their regular Wednesday night meeting. It was a business meeting with plans for a social evening a week from next Saturday. A large attendance was present. Mr and Mrs Ed Sharkness of Pimwood Til visited Creeley for three days to consider locating there and future home prospects. They left this morning for Cheyenne to return home.
Farm loans at Sanborn and Houston plus Rubber Harvest Certificates advertised by Fishback prompt investment. Courier items note Frank Gordon’s return from a Grover trip and several local arrivals and departures including Mrs. W. B. McGinnis, Mrs. J. Grable, Mrs. Jennie Brokaw, Miss Louise Kamm, Miss Anna K. Bradley, and others visiting or traveling. D. W. Carr recovers from an injury, Jared Brush faces possible appendicitis operation, and birthday observances at G. H. S. accompany senior class events.
Greeley High announces the lineup for the game with Cheyenne High on Saturday at Meeker field. Players listed include Conner Atkinson Hall Balsh Fagen Doke Morrison Cooper Buchanan Benton Brush and substitutes Adam Rice Hooley Wadii. The team appears in fine condition as enthusiasm runs high.
Special to the Daily Tribune Denver October 1. Albert Hills Brenner foreman at Leyden machine shops Littleton died of injuries after losing control of his motorcycle at about eight this morning while en route to work. He was rushed toward Denver in an interurban car but died on the way to the city.
The Baptist Sunday School council, comprising teachers and two class members, will meet this evening at Miss Edns West home. Organized weeks ago, the group plans to study next month’s lessons and outline Sunday school work. This is its first meeting since organization.
Broadway Denver presents Franz Molnar's The Devil at the Greeley Opera House on Tuesday October 13. The New York Garden Theatre production directed by Julius Herzka features a distinguished cast and mirrors the Garden staging. Molnar's comedy, praised worldwide, centers on the elusive modern Mephisto character Dr Miller as couples are entangled in a clever, fateful plot.
An almost complete socialist ticket was filed this afternoon in the county clerk’s office. Names listed include E. I. Raymond for county judge, J. T. Wilson for sheriff, Alex Riebe for treasurer, R. K. Smith for surveyor, Philip Lloyd for superintendent, John Wettengel for clerk, A. M. Lutz for assessor, N. Brunson for coroner, Charles H. Carothers for commissioner district 3, J. S. Ray and Ben Pattee as representatives.
At the American Bankers association meeting in Denver the guarantee bank deposit question dominates the agenda. J Wade of St. Louis was to speak but the topic is postponed to the afternoon. The committee on legislation will report next, followed by officer elections to close the convention.
In New York on October 1, Rosalie Bergman, 30, was shot and killed by her 18 year old brother William Kattes at Corona. Kattes, attached to the training ship Newport, claims the shooting was an accident. Bergman had been deserted by her husband years earlier and had resided in an asylum for some time.
The Greeley Starch and Potato company will be ready to receive cull potatoes on and after October 15. Bring in your culls as early as possible. A. L. Lindner, manager.
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