Greeley I O O F Wins Drill at Windsor Gathering
The Greeley I O O F team won the competitive drill at Windsor Monday night while Longmont Rebekahs captured the auxiliary drill. Lafayette defeated Windsor 19 to 1 in baseball as Eaton secured next year’s convention site. About three thousand people attended with wide regional representation and festive decorations.
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Windsor
Greeley
Longmont Rebekahs
Lafayette
Eaton
Odd Fellows
Colorado
Weld
M. E Herd
Professor Berryhill
Fort Collins
Welome
Grace Evans
Re. Partie
Lily ‘Ows
Joan Ackerman
Solin
Mise
Cora Evans
Miss Cummit¢e
Reading
Mise Hubcup
Elena Laybourn
Mrs. Bangham
Mary Ann Comer
Mies Fay
Mies
Cornelia Hanna
Mies Bernice Lewis
Pro
Ommer Berryhill
Wise Bessie Jenkins
Laffayette
Rebekah
Masonic Hall
Lafayette Band
Windsor Lodge Grants Courtesy to Local Group
A Windsor lodge and Windsor residents extend accord and favor to a local group, sealing mutual respect and community ties through formal recognition and hosted events.
Train rescue after severe cattle guard injury at Windsor event
Artie Sautters, 19, of Sev erance, clung to a moving train near Windsor. He was struck by a cattle guard east of town tearing flesh from a leg. The engineer reversed and brought him back to the station for medical care. No bones broke. recovery expected.
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Artie Sautters
Severance
Sautters
Windsor
High School Entries for Interscholastic Meet
Coach Merten forwards Greeley entries for eight schools in the Saturday meet. Team travels by special train from Cheyenne carrying the visiting squad. Listed are Greeley athletes and event assignments including Atkin son Balch McKenney Comer Doke Gladstone and Cooper across sprints jumps throws and relays.
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Merten
Collins
Cheyenne
Greeley
Atkineon
Balch
McKenney
Comer
Anpette
Copelana
Gladstone
H. Balch
J. Reynolds
Cooper
Census Shows LaSalle District Gain in Students
The LaSalle district school census reports a gain of thirty two students over last year. This year counts 212 students, up from 90 in 1908, with expectations of a larger rise next year due to new ditches and railroads bringing in families.
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LaSalle
Farnham Endorses Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
Spirit Lake Iowa druggist L H Farnham praises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. He urges a trial, claiming agreeable and pleasant effects. Price 25 cents with free samples. For sale by all druggists.
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L. H. Farnham
Spirit Lake
Chamberlain
Barn Fire Destroys South Side Structure on Eighth Avenue
A large vacant barn at 1414 Eighth avenue burned at 9 PM Monday. Fire origin unknown though wind aided spread. Volunteers saved adjoining homes as roofs caught fire. barn owner J L McCain. occupied by Bresnahan briefly. no livestock. buggy and harness burned. Insured for 400 dollars. alarm by Dr F Ahlstrand.
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Eighth Avenue
J. L. McCain
Evans
Bresnahan
Arbuckle & Purcell
F. Ahlstrand
Young Girl to Marry Third Husband Ford in Cheyenne
Edith Carson Rayburn Hagerman announces plans to wed William Ford of Lamar on the first of the month. Though not yet 19, Ford would be her third husband after two prior marriages and a recent divorce.
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Edith Carson-Rayburn-Mosher-Hagerman
Airl
Ford
William Ford
Lamar
Mr. Ford
Shis
Hagerman
Edith Carson
Thomas Rayburn
Colorado
Cheyenne
Fourteenth Avenue
Ault Fire Companies Plan Reorganization and Drill
Ault fire chiefs meet to reorganize the Citizens and Military companies after months of quiet. Citizens reelects G. A. Randolph as chief with J. M. Moore foreman and other officers. town owns two carts and three thousand feet of hose. Military company may elect officers this evening.
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Ault
Citizens Company
Military Company
G. A. Randolph
J. M. Moore
J. Kaiser
Frank Brown
H. W Kirby
Randolph
Trees for Eaton Park Work Starts After Arrival of Trees
The remainder of 159 trees for the new city park arrived along with a carload of tile. Allan Lincoln has surveyed the site and tree setting will begin immediately. Some trees arrived earlier and were held for the survey. Tile will be used for siphons and catch basins to manage seep water.
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Allan Lincoln
Healing Salve Promoted For Burns And Chapped Hands
Chamberlains Salve advertised as a quick pain reliever for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. It claims to heal minor injuries without leaving scars and is sold for 25 cents by druggists. The notice also mentions Mrs J H Kidder, a Rebekahs drill team member, attending Windsor events Monday afternoon and evening.
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J. H. Kidder
Rebekahs
Windsor
Johnstown Sees Boom In Future
The Johnstown area near Hillsboro shows signs of growth with new businesses expanding in the last six months. A harness shop, a millinery store, an automobile garage, a barber shop, and a mercantile firm boost local commerce amid a hard year. The town boasts location, people, and spirit, needing only opportunity to realize potential.
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Johnstown
Th Town
Hillsboro
Jonstown
Silver Wedding at Ault Ault Special
Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday night with a large gathering of friends and neighbors. Guests pooled funds for a kitchen range and a fine supper was served as the couple marked over ten years on the old Robert Campbell ranch with a married daughter and several younger children.
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John Swanson
Swansons
Robert Campbell
Edison Realty and Irrigations Incorporation Forms
The Edison Realty and Irrigations company is incorporated with capital stock of .9. Thor will conduct a business of buying and selling lands and water. Directors are Ed P. Gallup, Charles A. Bradley and Wilson L. Braken.
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Edison Realty and Irrigations Company
Thor
Ed P. Gallup
Charles A. Bradley
Wilson L. Braken
Train Hits Runaway Motorcycle Near Pierce and Dover
The Union Pacific passenger due at 3 from the north collided with a runaway power velocipede between Pierce and Dover. The tricycle was demolished after being thrown about 100 feet, and train passengers were jolted by the emergency stop. A railroad worker had left the sparker on and gasoline flowing, and the motorcycle started on its own, traveling five miles before the collision near a sharp curve.
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Union Pacific
Pierce
Dover
Mrs Dinnie Hayes Speaks at Evans Church Lecture
Mrs Dinnie Hayes state superintendent of rescue work of the Ww T. U. lectured Sunday morning at the Re formed Presbyterian church of Evans. A large audience attended and a good collection was taken. Evening service was canceled due to Rev I A Blackwood's grip illness.
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Evans
Dinnie M. Hayes
T. U
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
I. A. Blackwood
Seed Catalogue Offer for 1909 Varieties
Advertises imported sugar beet and mange seeds including Wurzel Hollander Cabbage and Livingston's True Blue Tomato seed. Encourages sending for the 1909 catalogue and to select stock at reasonable prices.
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Longmoent Rebekahs
Eliaton Lands
Windsor Lodge
The
Windsor People
Hart
MEET
Colians
Cheyemme and Greeley Boys
Lecrease
E.S. Carrithers
Pite
Eaton Park
Clark
the Park
Mdse. Co
Bitoh
Carh
Vittle& Withey Grocery
Weld County
Pioneer Seed CO
Denver, Colo
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
R. L. Hall
7Th St
G. H.kirts
Tenth Street
Everybody's Magazine
Grimsden House
Horne’s
Imboden’s
Craig’s Alexander's Book Stores
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