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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
4
A wealthy man named Blinker, bored with signing papers, pursues Florence in New York and falls for a working girl amid a chaotic Coney Island outing. A boat crisis, class tension, and a planned lease remodel reveal the flaws of wealth and vanity on Brick Dust Row.
The Union Ladies Aid Society held its annual meeting at the Mort Darling home with about 100 attendees including Bethel Aid members. The program featured solos and recitations, a fine supper, and a surprise presentation for Mrs Hopkins. The report notes 83 members, 271 garments given, 1465 reading copies distributed, 136 homes receiving cut flowers, and a $39 treasury balance, with ongoing charitable work in Greeley and surrounding areas.
The Colorado and Southern offers a special rate of 2.85 for trips from Greeley to the Denver fair. Tickets on sale September 6 through 11 with a final limit September 14. The Western Fair features livestock and farm product exhibits, Kna benshue’s air ship, Pain’s Carnival of Naples, and running races among other attractions.
Bids will be received until noon September 15 1908 by the board of trustees of school district No 11 for the erection of a brick school house in the district. Plans and specifications may be seen at A A Woodbury 1124 Seventh street Greeley. The right to reject any bids is reserved.
Ladies devoted to the public library gathered Thursday afternoon at 1029 Eighth Avenue. A small group enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with a lawn tea table and light refreshments.
A big grey wolf captured near Las Animas on the New Mexico border was brought into town in a procession toward Rawlins Wyoming. It was restrained with a makeshift cart and held by strong men as a crowd gathered. The wolf’s owners were named Conaway and the party included about a dozen men women and three youths.
An exhibit credited to Jno Eficks was corrected to F. W. Steele who supplied specimens. Steele has spent much time refining his work and claims to have produced a melon of fine qualities.
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