First Woman Arrested for Bootlegging in Two Years in Greeley
Mrs. Aptonita Reviera and her son Nicholas R. Esquiv al pleaded guilty to bootlegging after a raid on their home by city police and a deputy sheriff. Flight bottles of whiskey and alcohol were found, tying the residence to supplying the neighborhood. Reviera, under surveillance, is the first female arrestee in two years and the 27th conviction under the current administration. Her son-in-law Chacone remains jailed on the same charges.
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Greeley
Prient Elty
Nicholas R. Esquival
Aptonita Reviera
Osers It & Eaid
Chacone
Reviera
Mrs Dora Kenyon Plans Return to Wisconsin
Mrs Dora Kenyon, spending the winter with her niece Mrs A L Hamman, will depart this evening for her home in Janesville Wisconsin.
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Dora Kenyon
A. L. Hamman
Janesville
Wisconsin
Two Arrested Following Row at Frederick
Ike Bunyan and Roger Parkin were arrested after a row at Frederick last Tuesday night during which W. J. Wood was shot in the leg. They are held in the county jail as the sheriff's office conducts further investigations amid window smashing and minor damage in the mining town. Deputies responded to the scene led by Sheriff McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Bunyan
Roger Parkin
Frederick
W. J. Wood
Sheriff's Office
McAfee
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Clinches Cough Cure
A Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports her child suffered a severe bronchial cough. She used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound which stopped the coughing and choking spells and led to a quick recovery. Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marti
St. Joe, Mich
Foley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Largest trade reported in Greeley merchants day
Merchants in Greeley report their best Saturday of the year with exceptionally heavy buying. Dry goods millinery and shoe shop owners note new one day sales records and a generally brighter commercial mood promising for the future.
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Greeley
Fortnightly Card Club Meets at Mrs Halpin Home
Mrs J T Halpin hosted the Fortnightly Card club on Wednesday afternoon. The ladies played 500 with Mrs C J Burley taking first prize and Mrs H M Dinges second. Refreshments followed and all appeared to enjoy the gathering.
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J. T. Halpin
C. J. Burley
H. M. Dinges
200 Miles in a Day Good Roads Drive in Holly
Prowers county plans Good Roads day on April 6 1911 to repair 200 miles of main roads without state or county aid. Every adult male in the county will work in 24 districts under appointed captains while volunteers from commissioners clubs and town councils participate. If weather delays April 11 is set as a backup. the movement aims to drag all main roads in one hour after rain and boost local road construction expertise.
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Holly
Colo
Samuel G. Porter
Association
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irrigated Land Company
W. M. Wiley
Prowers County
Majestic Matinee Ticket Record Set by W H Tabor
Saturday afternoon Mrs Susan Adams received a present from W H Tabor Majestic manager after buying the largest single purchase of tickets for a Majestic matinee. Tabor offers a further prize to anyone who can top Adams tally.
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Susan Adams
W. H. Tabor
The
Majestic
U. S. Engineer Visits Greeley For Weld County Hydrographical Map
W B Freeman district engineer for the United States geological survey has toured Greeley and Weld County to plan a hydrographical map. The project aims to guide irrigation by showing underground streams location direction and volume. If begun soon the map could be completed during the coming summer helping settlers avoid trial wells.
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W. B. Freeman
United States Geographical Survey
Greeley
Weld
Conductor Overcomes Illness After Foley’s Kidney Remedy
Mr. Wilford Adams reports he was bedbound with chronic rheumatism and used two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy with good effect, and a third bottle put him on his feet. The Clark & Faulkner Drug Co. advertises the remedy clearing uric acid from the blood.
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Wilford Adams
Foley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Postal Bank for Greeley Hoped for in Colorado
Greeley may gain the third postal savings bank in Colorado with a petition from Postmaster Gray to the postmaster general. Business leaders see Greeley as a strong site, noting many foreigners during beet season would use government banks for deposits and money orders. A postal bank’s presence could pull cash from hiding and boost general city deposits.
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Greeley
Postal Savings Bank
Colorado
Gray
Government Bank
Uncle Sam
Windsor Pioneer Adam Hahn Dies of Pleural Pneumonia
Windsor March 31 Adam Hahn a renowned pioneer in the region died Thursday evening at St. Luke's hospital in Denver after a brief illness of pleural pneumonia He was admitted Wednesday and suffered an acute attack at the hospital His wife and son Elmer who lives in Denver were with him Funeral services are set for 10 o'clock Sunday morning in Windsor.
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Windsor
Adam Hahn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Hahn
Elmer
Workman Injures Right Arm Near LaSalle
A worker named Jess Coffman injured his right arm when a well drill dropped on him south of LaSalle this morning. He sustained a severe bruise and a severed artery and was taken home for care.
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Workman
LaSalle
Jess Coffman
Mr. Coffman
M. M. Cobbler
Owen Blandin and Jeanette Kelly Granted Marriage License
Owen J Blandin of Eaton and Mrs Jeanette Kelly of Eaton were granted a marriage license on Wednesday. Blandin is a contractor in Eaton. The approaching marriage came as a surprise to friends.
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Owen J. Blandin
Jeanette Kelly
Eaton
Mr. Blandin
Freeman's Death Deplored by Weld County Bar Association
Weld County Bar Association adopts resolutions deploring the death of Freeman. The group expresses condolences to Freeman's family and notes contributions to the legal community.
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Freeman
Weld County Bar Association
Tribute to James M Freeman Bar Leader of Weld County
The Weld county Bar in Colorado honors the late James M Freeman a long time attorney admitted in New York and active in Colorado He served as mayor of Greeley state senator and U S revenue collector Known for calm demeanor and firm commitment to settlements over litigation The Bar selects James W McCreery Churchill Haynes Southard Todd to present the testimonial at court and all members are urged to attend the May term ceremonies.
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Weld County
Colorado
James M. Freeman
Freeman
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Greeley
U. S. Revenue
Supreme Court
James W. McCreery
Supreme Court of Colorado
Messrs. Churchill and Haynes
District Court
Messrs. Southard and
Todd
James W. M'Creery
H. E. Churchill
H. N. Haynes
Has Big Contract for Milton Reservoir Awarded
Mar 30 La Salle Charles Brooks of Sterling wins dirt and grading contract for Milton reservoir. About 100 teams will work on a three quarter mile dam with a twelve foot base already completed. 9000 barrels of cement are to be hauled for dam face.
Road Graveled on First Avenue Between Eighteenth Street and Sugar Factory
The city funds a two mile graveling of First Avenue from Eighteenth Street to the Sugar Factory. Work continues the county effort south of Eighteenth Street in the Delta district. Farmers in the district donated labor to improve the road.
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First Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Delta
Notice of Contest by Interior Department on Homestead
William James of Denver has filed a contest to cancel Greeley resident G W Arney’s Homestead Entry No 0-9978 for NW quarter Sec 6 T5N R62W, alleging lack of residence improvements and abandonment. Arney must answer within 20 days after fourth publication or risk cancellation without hearing. service proofs required.
Desert land cancellation notice for Park in Montrose
States Land Office notifies Geo M Park of Montrose Colorado that J Ross Seybold has filed to contest and cancel Desert land Entry 1229 for SW Section 8 Township 6N Range 6W 6th P Meridian. Park failed to prove irrigation proof by water delivery via Willow Creek Reservoir and must file an answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or face cancellation without right to hearing. Date of first publication March 16 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States
Denver
Colorado
G. W. Arney
Greeley
William James
Northwest Quarter
Range 62
United States Land Office
Colo
Geo. M. Park
Montrose
J. Ross Seybold
Fort Mo
Township
Range W
6Th P. Meridian
Vic
Willow Creek
Notice of Adjustment Day for Elizabeth J Doten Estate
Elizabeth J Doten estate administratrix announces adjustment day in Weld County Colorado. The hearing is at the Weld County Court House in Greeley on May first at 10 o clock a m for claim adjustment. Creditors and debtors must attend or pay promptly. Dated March 28 1911 in Greeley Colorado. Walter E Bliss attorney. First publication in Greeley Tribune 1911 last publication April.
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Greeley and Northern Ailway and Utility Company
County of Weld
Colorado
Greeley and Northern Railway and Utility Company
Greeley
A. PD
George J. Spear
Alfred Riley
Seal
Elizabeth J. Doten
Dee
A. D
Elizabeth Doten
Walter E. Bliss
Greeley Tribune
Mellor Family Loses Two Horses to Accidents
J. J. Mellor decides fate rules his horses. In January a Mellor horse died after a leg break and execution. Last week a driving horse escaped, fractured a shoulder and was killed.
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J. J. Mellor
Mr. Mellor
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