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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1908

Page

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Electric Interurban Line to Greeley Endorsed by Club

A Colorado Interurban proposal to build a Denver to Greeley electric line with branches to LaSalle and Fort Lupton gained strong backing from the Commercial Club, with capital raised in Colorado and eastern backing estimated at 1 million dollars. The project aims for a forty eight mile northward route, sixty minute service to Denver, and freight via a new interurban network.

Gree Colorado Interurban Commercial Club Medi Kx Capital Firat Mes Clayton Colorado Interurban Cmpany Memrs. Reaser Pierce Colorado Ad Bor Iolder Union Pacific Denver Greeley LaSalle Fort Lupton Bower Denver City Heart of Denver Sur Mvt Here Dyer Ely

Illumination and lodging urged for Odd Fellows gathering

Grand Lodge I O F town celebration in Greeley calls merchants to decorate streets near the depot with red white and blue I O O F colors and purple encampment colors. A decorator arrives from Denver to dress the city and J E B Snook leads the decoration effort. J C Alderman reports 1500 guests next week and asks residents to host rooms at modest rates.

Denver Grand Lodge I. 0.C. F J. E B. Snook Odd Fellows Greeley Rebekah J. BE. Snook J. C. Alderman Commercial Club

Jury Drawn for November Term Court in Platteville

The jury pool for the November term in Platteville includes sixty men with service underway by the sheriff. Court opens November 3 and will adjourn after Election Day. Jury cases start November 9 with criminal business first. Eight informations filed. civil docket totals 150. Lead case Calvin Philippe faces murder of his father-in-law. E Wiley remains untried on retrial status. Other defendants include Lonergan for perjury, Chickalilly for rape, J C White alleged jury, Fred Young for livestock larceny, and two for false pretenses. Two more cases in justice court may proceed if bound over.

Calvin Philippe of Platteville E. Wiley Lonergan Chickalilly J. C. White Fred Young Ivestock Justice Court

Condon's Store Enlarged For Expanded Downtown Quarters

A. J. Condon has leased the Hawes building second floor to double store space. The remodel includes a central parlor display room for ladies' suits, a new millinery department, and dedicated rooms for alterations art and advertising. Carpeting, lace, and linoleum to be showcased as work progresses. Possession hoped soon.

A. J. Condon Hawes Greeley Club Denver

Lost large sum on an old fake

A man from Greeley Colorado reports losing 13800 to confidence men involving Omaha Denver and Council Bluffs in a fake horse race. The victim, a local cattle feeder not in town, is not verifiable. the steering operator is said to be in Denver. The scheme mirrors other fake prize fights and similar swindles, with little chance of recovery or justice.

St. John Fort Lupton Olson Pierce H. Timothy Tham Daily Tribune Council Bluffs Greeley, Colo Omaha Denver Greeley

Gunplay arrest reported in Gunnison cattle rustling raid

In Gunnison Colorado on Sunday sheriff and posse seized Philip Pressler and Frank White amid a raid tied to cattle rustling. Easter Pressler tried to free his brother but was disarmed. A man wounded himself in the neck and hand. A shaft 80 feet long yielded many stolen hides. Cattle Growers' association backs prosecutions. more arrests expected.

Daily Tribune Gunnison Colo Philip Pressler Baldwin Frank White Easter Pressler Philip Winchester Cattle Growers’ Association Gunnison County Watkins

Nunn to Get Brick Depot As Work Commences

New depot at Nunn Colorado has started construction. The brick, commodious building is the result of long community effort. Union Pacific promises completion in sixty days and praise for the new motor service grows locally.

Daily Tribune Nunn Colo Henry W. Savage America Franz Molnar Europe Mr. Savage Garden Theatre New York Metropolis Oliver Herford

Wanted Rooms and More Rooms

Wanted rooms and more rooms, call I. C. Co. F. headquarters at Camfield hotel, Greeley 458.

Camfield Hotel Greeley

Battery Boys Rest After Fort Russell Advance

Captain Pulis halted the march and ordered a night and day of rest for Battery E of the Second Artillery, the world record holding unit, as they camp near the Oak street bridge. The 130 horses and mules are cared for, tepee tents rise in khaki, and crowds visit the camp while officers dine at Camfield. The return to Fort Russell begins at 6 pm, with the battery heading home after a noted maneuvers run and a strict military camp routine.

Pulis Fort Russell Oak Street Bridge Banta Parrot Rucker Camfield Second Artillery United States St. Joe Fort Russel

Gas leaks from kitchen spark two Colorado City accidents

In Colorado Springs last night a family of four nearly suffocated by gas from a kitchen range after a cat tipped the shut-off while reaching for sardines. In a separate incident A L Hood woke to smoke from a stove fire and fainted outside the door before firefighters found him.

Daily Tribune Colorado Springs Colo Colorado City Elizabeth McCabe

Loveland Couple in Divorce Plot After Razor Attack

Mrs Emma Seibert filed for divorce in Fort Collins alleging her husband Seibert chased her with a razor through Loveland streets and earlier tried to kill her with a mantel clock. The Seiberts are prominent in Loveland and alcohol is blamed for the trouble.

The Daily Tribune Fort Collins Colo Loveland Emma Seibert Seibert Seiberts

Miss Ina Ramsay to Study Music in Europe

Miss Ina Ramsay will depart Greeley around October 20 to study music in Germany, sailing from New York about October 24. She previously spent several months in Europe last year but returned home due to her mother's illness in winter.

Europe Ina Ramsay Miss Ramsay Greeley New York Germany

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