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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows items for sale including horses mules refrigerators and real estate rooms suites and a street address 1227 Vth av plus a reward offer. Also mentions Angora kids and a soda of goods with prices and a phone number 41134.
A cleaned up OCR fragment describes the Democratic National Committee and state committees in Denver Colorado coordinating campaign finance and executive management for an effort linked to Mr Beyan. It specifies remittance collection through Oshorme and a Denver Albany Hotel address for receipts.
Local notices list financial services and insurance offers from Colony Investment Co and Sanborn & Houston. Several personal visits mention Miss May Nash in Windsor, Ray of Windsor en route to Portland, and birthdays and travel updates for residents. Health updates note Harold Easterday’s typhoid convalescence and Mrs. Proffet’s Kansas City visit. Public announcements include church lunch plans and business ads for Brohlin tailor and cleaner.
Local items list farm loans offered by Sanborn and Houston and insurance promotions. A flurry of social visits includes Mrs J Lee of Eaton in town, Mrs F B Fashbaugh en route to Portland, Mrs W J Parry visiting before Denver, and Mr and Mrs Bates of Crow Creek hosting relatives. The Junior L T L meets, Misses Rankin visit Denver, Claud Clark from Olinghouse arrives for six weeks, and the Golischs of Eaton are in town visiting Afton residents.
Della Farber filed in county court Saturday in Windsor for divorce from Peter Farber after a little over a year of marriage and sought $2,000. Judge Nixon fined L F Hoffman $10 for talking to a juror during the Williams trial. Geo Bender & Sons of Windsor faced a judgment of $254.85 in a case against Court mene Co. of St. Louis, while the district attorney filed a nolle prosequi in People vs Martin Anderson for contributing to juvenile delinquency involving Anna Fiton. The town of Firestone incorporated, and Hanson subdivision plat to Greenly was filed by Emma Hanson. Jim Sevier, jailed earlier for a get-rich-quick scheme, was released after a companion paid a $34 fine.
Mr and Mrs S L Laughrey of Marysville Ohio have spent days with their nephew A N Laughrey and family. They left for Denver and Colorado Springs and will visit in Iowa on the return trip.
Members of Garden City Chapter No 3, Order of the Eastern Star, will travel to Eaton Tuesday night following an invitation from the local lodge. All lodge members must be at the Masonic hall by 4 PM that afternoon.
Pier has spent six months with his son and family in Lynchburg Virginia and will winter in Denver with his son Bert Pier. He is in Colorado on a brief business trip and visiting old friends.
Mrs. L. B. Ayers and her young son from The Dalles are visiting her mother Mrs. E. A. Stites for a month while Ayers travels east. O. B. Stapleton, formerly a jeweler with I. O. Glazier, will leave Tuesday for Idaho to look for a business location, and Mrs. Stapleton will visit friends in Boulder during his absence.
William Huey and his daughter Mrs. Cc. R. Moul and her young son from Farmington Tl visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buchanan. The families were formerly neighbors in Illinois.
The Swedish American Republican club will hold its next regular meeting at 8 oclock Tuesday evening October 6 at Dr Broman s office. Minutes matters will be discussed and a good attendance is desired.
The Electric Theatre Comedy company presents Over the River Charlie at the Electric Theatre. Manager Aston and Nelson secure good clean shows and attract liberal patronage from audiences.
Cc H Brundige runs a lunch stand on Eighth Street with a kennel of fifteen full-blooded 2 kimo spitz dogs. Twelve are puppies and three are older. They are white as snow and six puppies attract much attention at the stand.
Mrs Whitaker of Leavenworth Kansas visits her daughter in Fort Collins and travels to Greeley to spend the weekend with sisters Mrs Scott Bullard and Mrs W W Field. They plan a Denver trip to visit another sister Mrs Clark for two days before returning home.
Two offenders faced the police judge this morning. F C Hill, a floater, drank heavily on Ninth avenue and Sixth street, fell at a resident’s doorstep, and was fined five dollars plus costs with a warning. Charles Ernst was booked as a common vagrant, jailed ten days after refusing a job offer and begging with 84 cents, then slated for street labor.
At 12 o clock Saturday night the fire department responded to a blaze in a bay hay stack 90 feet behind the East Side meat market on Fourth avenue and Thirteenth street. Firefighters saved half the stack after strenuous effort. Several hoboes loitered nearby and are suspected of starting the fire. no surrounding buildings were endangered.
To Voters of Precinct No. 9 all voters of Pleasant Valley are invited to a social gathering at Mrs E A Hopkins Saturday evening October 10. Bring an interested friend. Refreshments will be served.
The sugar plant is set to begin operation Tuesday if no unforeseen issues arise. The first beet shipment arrived Friday and Saturday with twelve railcars unloaded Sunday. Innovations were added in summer, staff reduced to a minimum, and old workers will be given preference once operating.
Mr and Mrs B F Hoffman and son returned Sunday from a five months journey through the west and northwest. They visited Washington Oregon Idaho and Fort Collins where Mr Hoffman will consider Colorado relocation. Irene Sullivan and Coryell Scott of Denver arrived with Prof Houseleys chorus returning from Salt Lake City where the group won the $1000 prize.
Marshal Williams arrested a Mexican in the Camfield rear area suspected of theft. He was found with several bundles of new ladies wearing apparel including silk shirtwaists, likely stolen from a dry goods store. Goods placed at police station. suspect at county jail.
Justice Stevens issues a war rant for Jim Combs accused by W. G. Jennick of stealing personal effects. The warrant lists a suit valued at 24 dollars a revolver worth 7.50 and personal items totaling 31.50. Combs remains at large.
J W Pemberton showed sweet potatoes can be grown in Greeley after moving from Illinois. He farmed three acres on H L Braucht's Second avenue lot, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Braucht displayed unusually large smooth tubers and three varieties with yield exceeding expectations. A pumpkin sample from the garden was left at the Tribune office, measuring five feet in circumference.
Alamosa Colorado October 5 Special to the Daily Tribune C. and Brown who was shot by BE Weaver in a local saloon last Saturday died last night from his wounds after being treated at Salida hospital.
A Bryan club gathering is set for room 414 in the Opera House block this evening. Members are urged to attend with friends for an engaging program and to support Democrats across Greeley.
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