Old Plains Man Bud Kimball Nearing End in Paton Barn
Bud Kimball, famed 60s stage driver and Indian fighter, lies dying in a Paton, Iowa barn after a sickened man found in pneumonia rests at the Palace hotel. Once a pioneer of the Denver Cheyenne stage era, he faces his final chapter with aid from friends and medical care.
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Bud Kimball
Bob Holliday
Paton
Maton
Eaton
Palace Hotel
Nob Falliday
Denver
Cheyenne
Union Colons
Greeley
Sinoet
Colorado Territory
Laramie Wins Its Conspiracy Suit
In Denver District Court Judge Riddle grants a restraining order sought by Laramie and Northwestern against Vera Oleon and others accused of plotting to wreck the company and its sister firm Northwestern Land and Iron. The court finds no evidence of the charged conspiracy and keeps the order open to apply to others as needed.
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Riddle
Denver District Court
Denver
Laramie & Northwestern
Vera Oleon
Northwestern Land & Iron Company
Specifeally
Lawsuit summons from Weld County court action
Summons issued in Weld County Colorado in a case where Mattie L. Halley is named as defendant. Plaintiffs seek to void a contract and note mortgage tied to a July 1907 agreement, with requests to enjoin transfer of the note and to appoint a receiver or trustee for the property, plus a monetary settlement and further relief as justice requires. The defendant must answer within twenty days after service or thirty if out of county, with default judgment possible.
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Ainti
Weild
Clorade
Thin County
Dendant Mattie L. Halley
C. i Bailey
Pritace
D. G. Omonon
Gresley
France
D. G. Thompson
Mattie L. Bailey
Messy
Pita
Spring Work Underway in Gipson District
Spring brings progress as the Greeley Irrigation Co. completes a $7060 cement wasteway headgate and drop in a major wasteway a mile and a half west of Greeley. D T Bush supervises the No 3 ditch work. Two large Gipson wasteways are active while farm tasks advance with beet plowing and early wheat planting underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipson
Greeley Irrigation Co
Greeley
D. T. Bush
Local Youth Carl Johnson Dies in County Hospital
Carl Johnson eighteen died at three o’clock Tuesday in the county hospital from pneumonia. His Montrose parents were notified. mother delayed by trains, expected this afternoon. A wanderlust driven worker for Morse and Cuyler near Farmers Spur, he leaves a father, mother, a brother and a sister.
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Carl Johnson
Montrose
Greeley
T. E. Stone
Evans to Have No More Pool Rooms
Evans officials move to close pool rooms after Monday night meeting. A citizen delegation led by Rev. Crook urged the mayor to shut the venues and enforce Sunday closing with a curfew proposal to be discussed next month. J. T. Rhoads named marshal. J. T. Jacobe reappointed city attorney. F. E. W. Balfour again city treasurer. A street evader unit was authorized for purchase.
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Evans
Vane
Crook
J. T. Rhoads
J. T. Jacobe
Cty
FE. W. Balfour
Lost two hours as Alderman’s daughter wanders city streets
Janice Barber, age five, daughter of Alderman Barber, wandered from home during supper time and was found two hours later on Fifth Street. A large search with lanterns involved more than 160 people and city marshal alerts. She suffers poor eyesight from congenital cataracts and was cared for by specialists.
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Janice
Alderman Barber
Fifth Street
Barber
Gordon
Little One
Marriage License Granted to Walter C Kindred and Edna Hull
Walter C Kindred and Edna Hull of Greeley obtained a marriage license. The couple plans to wed in the near future, with their application filed in local city records.
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Walter C. Kindred
Edna Hull
Greeley
Weld County Fair may become key local enterprise
Weld County leaders push a county fair plan in Greeley with D J Marek backing stock subscriptions near 3076. The project aims to unite businessmen and farmers, finance through yearly dues, and involve temporary show pens if needed to attract the largest gathering in city history and fund future exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Weld County
Greeley
D. J. Marek
Eteckholiders
Treasury
March
Endeavor to Buy Estes Park Land
State board of land commissioners heard bids for estate lands in Estes Park. An eighty acre parcel for cottage use by Estes Park Electric Light and Power was rejected at ten dollars per acre as too low, with potential purchase at the new valuation. Church fundraisers netted forty dollars from a chicken pie dinner to aid construction of a new church seating about two hundred.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Estes Park
Object to Strong Medicines for Rheumatism
Many people object to taking strong medicines prescribed by physicians for rheumatism. Most muscular or chronic cases need no internal treatment. When there is no fever, apply Chamberlain's Oilment freely for quick relief. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Oklahoma men move families to Greeley for railroad interests
Locating in Greeley are J. B. Burge and B. L. Pugh of Alva and J. A. Rogers of Pond Creek with their families within ten days. All three are stockholders in the Denver Laramie Northwestern and visited from Oklahoma to Wyoming to inspect coal properties of the railroad. Burge resides at 1405 Seventh avenue, Pugh at 716 Fifth street, and Rogers at 1514 Sixth avenue.
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J. B. Burge
B. L. Pugh
Alva
Okla
J. A. Rogers
Pond Creek
Greeley
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Burge
Seventh Avenue
Pugh
Fifth Street
Rogers
Sixth Avenue
Kersey Town Board Hears New Officers and Committees
The first meeting of Kersey town trustees after the election elected Hi P Hill as clerk police magistrate and justice of the peace J J Morford as marshal Dr W F Spaulding health officer D M Decamp treasurer J H Howe mayor pro tem. Committees were named covering printing fire streets ditches building and light judiciary and other duties. Ordinances 26 27 and 28 on street greens scales and water duties were referred or adopted per rules.
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Kersey
Hi. P. Hill
Spaulding
Racer Howe
Howe
Wolfe
Racer
Flint
Judiciary Committee
Severance defeats Exton 17 to 11 in spring baseball at Severance
Severance led by captain Shorty Saudder played at Severance grounds on Sunday afternoon and defeated Exton 17 to 11. The match drew good crowds as the Severance club also hosted a benefit dance at Severance hall on Saturday night with fine music and a lively time reported.
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Svverance
Shorty” Saudder
Severance
Exton
Severance Grounds
Severanc Hall
Use Wisely Than The Horse Demonstrates Electric Fence Idea
Promoters in town showcase a wire fence device powered by a two cell battery to deter animals and test its effect on corn beyond the wires. Horses fail to reach the corn, while mules touch the fence once. Judges predict batteries may last a year, but operators warn of operating costs before widespread use.
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Vance
Theorral
Thomas Cats
Happy Women Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills Testimonial
Mrs. E J Dawley of Greley Colorado attests in 1906 and again now to relief from kidney trouble and irregular secretions after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought them at H Reynolds Drug Co with relief soon after starting. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milbury Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Greeley
E. J. Dawley
Fifth St
Greley
Colo
Dean
H. Reynolds Drug Co
Foster-Milbury Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Insanity Trial Sought for August Peters
August Peters, 28, brought to Greeley by his brother, faces trial for insanity. He lives near Berthoud in Weld county and has shown religious fervor, repeatedly urging the turnkey to permit his escape to attend revival meetings and church.
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Peters
Greeley
Berthoud
Weld County
Father of Cooper Held After Preliminary Kidnapping Hearing
The boy Cooper’s father came to town for his preliminary hearing Tuesday. Evidence at the hearing linked the father to the kidnapping and he was arrested on that charge. The father and son are currently boarding with the sheriff.
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Cooper
The
Sherif
Seven Miles of Cement Sidewalks Built in Seven Years
Street Supervisor Milton Seaman reports substantial progress on city streets over the past seven years. Since 1902 to 1906 nineteen and a half miles graded, fourteen graveled, with total costs near 47 216.45 dollars. Cement sidewalks totaling seven miles were laid at an estimated owner cost of 26 000 dollars.
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Seaman
Greeley
H. C.watson
Ninth Avenue
Sixteenth General Assembly
Board 2
Ecity
Milton Seaman
Daniel Strohl
Daughters of the American Revolution Celebrate Lexington Day
About thirty DAR members gathered at Dr and Mrs Hughes home to honor Lexington Day with an address by Prof Gordon Miller of the Normal. Delegates Mrs L B Johnson and Mrs A K Clark reported on the Denver state conference. Mrs Clarence performed Chopin’s mazurka. guests attended. Hostesses were Mrs O F P Shattuck and Miss Cannell.
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Lexington
Hughes
Gordon Miller
The
Normal
Denver
L. B. Johnson
A. K. Clark
Clarence
Chopin
O. FP. Shattuck
Miss Cannell
Windsor High School Girls Stage Clever Farce The Oxford Affair
Freshmen and sophomores at Windsor High staged The Oxford Affair to mixed audiences, with Misa Fay, Miss Buheup assisting and Ivy McMinn as widow. Matinee and evening shows raised 12 dollars as profits. Cast included Lena Kern and several others: Cora Stoneburg, Elizabeth Cooper, Elsie Wilson, Lela Solta, Lela Beamer, Josephine Lloyd.
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Windsor High School
Oxford
Misa Fay
Buheup
Ivy McMinn
Lena Kern
Cora Stoneburg
Elizabeth Cooper
Elsie Wilson
Lela Solta
Lela Beamer
Josephine Lloyd
Empty seats haunt new city council in Greeley
The final old council meeting and the first in the new hall draw few attendees with taxpayers missing the chance to observe deliberations. The piece urges residents to attend tonight to support a better and greater Greeley as aldermen strive to keep public interest alive.
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Rmn
Greeley
First Eaton Hire Auto Installed at Anderson’s Livery
Eaton’s first hire car is now kept at Anderson’s livery barn. Mr Anderson expects strong demand, especially on Sunday afternoons, as girls favor this motor carriage over the horse and buggy. Anderson recently bought Brewington stables here.
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Eaton
Anderson
Brewington Stables
Poudre Valley Dairy sale draws bidders as milk business closes
A Tuesday sale for Kemmerer and Gordon drew a good bidding crowd at the Poudre Valley Dairy. About forty cows sold for $40 to $75 each as J. L. Lucas exits retail milk and shifts focus to wholesale trade, noting he still has many good cows on hand.
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Gipson
Poudre Valley
Kemmerer
Gordon
J. L. Lucas
Sidewalk Construction Expands as City Lays Cement Paths
Three concrete firms are laying sidewalks with at least a month of work ahead for each contractor. From one half mile in place three years ago, seven miles existed at the start of the year, with plans for at least five more this year. A sidewalk on Thirteenth Street and Tenth Avenue gained a dated footing but remains littered with footprints. One firm seeks dies to print street names on corners at Mr. Brown's suggestion. Debate grows over possible repeal of the ordinance charging property owners to establish grades.
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Kiein
Thirteenth Street
Tenth Avenue
The
Tribune
Brown
Night bloom for Ault family cereus at Lawson ranch
A nearly five times aged night blooming cereus, owned by Mrs. Lawson, opened a cream colored flower at John Lawson ranch northeast of town after days of buds. The plant has moved with generations from Arlington Heights to Iowa and Colorado. Ten small buds remain, with a history of multiple blossoms in one night. Roads prevented planned open house.
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John Lawson
Colorado
Foley’s Kidney Remedy Promises Health Benefits
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy as a spring tonic for kidneys after winter strain. Claims purification of blood by stimulating kidney function and eliminating impurities, imparting new life and vigor. Pleasant to take and sold by all druggists.
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Foley
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Laramie
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Weld
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Ve. Halley
Mattie
Orado
Batley
No. & Ditch
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Kestes Park
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Vance Livery Barn
PD. A. BR
Council
Cereus
Lawson Ranets
Ault
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