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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1910

Page

3

Dismantling Monitors Yields Fraud and Heroic Endurance

Edward Kelley recalls the Charlestown navy yard graft during Civil War era dismantling of monitors. He oversaw removal of engines and inventory sold as junk with costly paintings and furniture resold. Kelley lost a leg in the accident, while Harvey Flagler of Continental Oil aided him and his injured coworkers. Kelley later sued the monitor company, winning judgment after delays and ship removal to Europe.

Edward Kelley Greeley T. Cooper U. P Greeley Tribune Kelley Brighton Ayette Mr. Kelley England Charlestown Navy Yard Harvey Flagler Continental of! Co Philadelphia Samuel Sraud Massachusetts General Hospital Cole Old Ben Butler Europe Flagler

Fruit Growing in Arid Oregon

A detailed notice reviews a new Rural Science Series volume on fruit growing in the intermountain West. Authors Wendell Paddock and Orville B. Whipple cover history to marketing, irrigation, pruning, pests, varieties, and frost protection for Colorado and neighboring states. Published by MacMillan Company in New York.

Colorado Wendell Paddock Ohio State University Colorado Agricultural College Orville B. Whipple Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station United States Montana Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico C. P. Gillette H. M. Cottrell Farmers’ Institantes College MacMillan Company of New York L. H. Balley Cornell

Settlement Reopens Denver Reservoir Irrigation Work

A definite settlement ends a months long control battle over the Denver Reservoir Irrigation company. Maybee Tibbetts Bond company agrees to dispose of $000,000 in receivers certificates at 90 cents on the dollar, funds to finish work and provide water for 120,000 acres. Receivership continues. Trowbridge River bond house and Henry L. Doherty interests back additional financing to finish before winter. Interest on district bonds due December will be met to aid farmers lacking water this year.

Denver District Court Denver Irrigation Company Trowbridge- River Bond House Chicago Trowbridge-Niver Company Henry L. Doherty Bond Company Colorado Irrigation Company

Notable Visits and Travels In Rexford

Mrs P W Goodrich and daughter Annie travel to Long Beach California. Albert Robinson banker Bar rington Illinois visits Bruce Johnson and family.

P. W. Goodrich Annie Long Beach Cal Albert Robinson Barringtom, Ill Bruce Johnson

Greeley Contractor Ed Starkey Inspects McGrew Reservoir

Edwin Starkey of Greeley Construction undertook an inspection trip to the McGrew reservoir to assess conditions and progress. The visit highlighted the site’s status and potential needs for completion.

Edwin Starkey The Greeley Construction Company McGrew Reservoir

Arrivals in Denver Hotels Named Noted Guests

Among the recent Denver hotel arrivals were F. BK. Stackam C. H. Walbe H. C. Legg and W. H. Mc Cann staying at local lodging venues during their visit.

Denver F. BK. Stackam C. H. Walbe H. C. Legg W. H. McCann

Mrs C T Alstrand and son head to Encampment outing

Mrs. C. T. Alstrand and her son depart Thursday for a month long stay at Encampment Wyoming for an extended outing and recreation.

C. T. Alstrand Encampment Wyo

Illness and Travels in Local News

J M Michael was taken seriously ill with heart trouble and rheumatism last Sunday but is reported as recovering. Born to Mr and Mrs H C Parkinson a daughter. Union Pacific plans homesteaders excursions into the country now that the Greeley Poudre district bonds are confirmed. Mr and Mrs Pitts Smith head to Breckenridge for several weeks. Eugene Veldran to Idaho Springs for a few days with wife and daughter.

J. M. Michael Greeley-Poudre Union Pacific Line Mrs. Pitts Smith Breckenridge Eugene Veldran Idaho Springs

Local visits and plans for Eaton theatre and Greeley home

Misses Pearl and Viola Miller spent Sunday at the J W Carpenter ranch near Gilcrest. F W Renne assistant engineer for the Union Pacific and his family have arrived in Greeley to reside during their project. J L Hutchins of Boulder visited Greeley on business. H C Thompson of Denver visited Greeley to consider a small theatre in Eaton and will proceed there tomorrow to discuss an opera house.

Misses Pearl Viola Miller J. W. Carpenter Ranch Gilcrest F. W. Renne Union Pacific Greeley Rennes J. L. Hutchins Boulder Eaton H. C. Thompson Denver

Republican outreach in Greeley today

Halley Daley of the St. Vrain district and R. Davis of Frederick spoke to Republican friends in Greeley today.

Halley Daley St. Vrain R. Davis Frederick Greeley

Woodbury family to visit relatives here from Los Angeles

Wallace E. Woodbury and his family, formerly of Greeley and now residing in Los Angeles, are expected to arrive toward the end of the week for an extended visit with relatives in town.

Wallace E. Woodbury Greeley Los Angeles

Miss Rene Perry Visiting Cousin in West Tenth Street

Miss Rene Perry of Holton Kansas visits her cousin Mrs M J Kemper on West Tenth Street.

Rene Perry Holton, Kan M. J. Kemper West Tenth Street

Tibbets Couple Leave for Omaha Visit

E C Tibbets and his wife departed yesterday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Omaha.

E. C. Tibbets Omaha

Local visits and business travel listed in brief notes

Mrs. W. E. Glover from Seventh Avenue visits relatives in Iowa. J. W. Whittle and Mareeba Williems travel to Denver for business. H. N. Young from Fort Collins visits Greeley with family. Earl H. Smith hosts relatives from Kingsley for two weeks. Miss Lela Zook of Kansas City stays with Milton Seaman.

W. E. Glover Seventh Avenue Iowa H. N. Young Fort Collins Greeley Earl H. Smith Kingsley, Kaw Mr. Smith Lela Zook Kansas City Milton Seaman

Brown Family Plans Indefinite Missouri Stay

J. H. Brown and his family will depart in a few days for an extended residence at their former home in Missouri, signaling a long-term return or relocation.

J. H. ¥. Brown Missouri

Crone Returns to Estes Park Due to Illness of Son

J. W. Crone headed back to Estes Park yesterday morning because his young son fell ill, prompting the early departure.

J. W. Crone Estes Park

Raven Loy and Cora Beggs Visit Beggs in Iowa

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beggs receive a visit from Uncle and Aunt Raven Loy and Miss Cora Beggs. The travelers originate from Moulton Iowa and stay with the Beggs during their visit.

the & I. W Raven Loy Cora Beggs Charles Beggs Moulton, Ia

Death of Verge E Stephenson After Illness

After a brief illness with whooping cough Verge E the three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Stephenson died yesterday morning at the Stephenson home 612 Fifth street The funeral was held this morning from the residence the Rev Mr Dubber officiating.

Verge E Oliver Stephenson Stephenson Fifth Street Mr. Dubber

Swedish Lutheran Church Marks Fifth Anniversary Exercises

In honor of the fifth anniversary of the church's founding exercises were held on Monday and Sunday. The Swedish Lutheran church here was started five years ago by Rev. O W Gustafson.

O. W. Gustafson

Williams Sibley Marriage License Granted

Marriage license granted to Simon Horace Williams of Glen Falls New York and Blanche Sibley of Greeley Colorado daughter of Mrs Belle Sibley.

Simon Horace Williams Glen Falls Blanche Sibley Greeley Belle Sibley

Baptist Youth Social At E C Knight Home

Baptist young people held a social last evening at the country home of E C Knight. They traveled from Greeley in tallyhoes and were delightfully entertained.

E. C. Knight Greeley Tallyhoes

Judge Bradfield Home Sold to Mrs Wadlin

The Judge Bradfield residence on 12th street sold through F E Baker to Mrs Wadlin who will move from her farm east of Greeley to the city.

Judge Bradfield 12Th Street F. E Baker S. Wadlin Greeley City

Hall family returns from month at Glen Haven

R L Hall and his family came back yesterday after a month long stay at Glen Haven. W R Adams and his son were morning passengers bound for Denver on the Laramie route.

R. L. Hall and Glen Haven W. R. Adams and Son Denver Laramie

George Tucker Visits Coun cil Bluffs

George Tucker of the Farmers Supply company travels to Council Bluffs Iowa on a business visit to meet local farmers and review market prospects.

George Tucker Farmers Supply Company Council Bluffs, Ia

Clark Family Heads to Rockhurst for Two-Week Hills Visit

Charles Clark and his family travel to Rockhurst for a two week stay in the hills. They plan a quiet respite away from home with modest sightseeing and outdoor walks.

Charles Clark Rockhurst Hills

Will Hall Thompson and Mother Trip to Rockhurst Fishing

Will Hall Thompson and his mother left yesterday for Rockhurst for a two week fishing outing and general vacation activity.

Will Hall Thompson Rockhurst

H L Schofield heads to Routt county for strawberry land deal

H L Schofield of Greeley traveled to Routt county in the morning to finalize the purchase of strawberry lands, aiming to secure the property in a timely agreement.

H. L. Schofield Greeley Routt County

Walter Reiss Plans Visit to Grover District

Walter Reiss of Boulder traveled to Greeley this morning and will proceed this afternoon to the Grover district to inspect land.

Walter Reiss Boulder Greeley Will Grover District

Stroh Family Arrives in Greeley for Months-Long Visit

D. . Stroh and family of Orleans Nebraska arrived in Greeley yesterday to stay for a few months at the home of Mrs. Stroh’s father, S. P. Hale.

Stroh Orleans, Neb Greeley

Fishermen Patterson Strohl and Bigger Return From Mid dle Park

Richard Patterson Dan Strohl and W J Bigger returned from Mid dle Park last Saturday where they spent time fishing. They all made big catches.

Richard Patterson Dan Strohl W. J. Bigger Middle Park

Families Plan Weeks in Estes Park After Visit

Mrs. E. N. Miller of Greeley and her sister T. C. Phillips with children returned from Estes Park. Mrs. Phillips and the children will stay a few days in Greeley, then both families and Mr. Miller will spend two weeks in the park.

E. N. Miller Greeley T. C. Phillips Eaton Estes Park

Dinner hosts bid farewell to Miss Martha McClure

Miss Laura Cameron entertained at a six o'clock farewell dinner for Miss Martha McClure of Grand Junction who leaves for home on Friday next.

Laura Cameron Martha McClure Grand Junction

Printing firm head buys Prof Waddell home on Normal Hill

F. W. Griggs of the Standard Printing Company purchased the residence of Prof. Waddell on Normal Hill. Prof. Waddell will depart for new duties in California in a few days.

F. W . Griggs The Standard Printing Company Prof. Waddell Normal Hill California

Home sale on Normal Hill transfers to Samuel Newell

William Motheral sells his Normal Hill residence to Samuel Newell a retired rancher from Ault and plans to move his family to Greeley.

William Motheral Normal Hill Samuel Newell Ault Mr. Newell Greeley

Greeley Lawn Social Honors Miss Estella Morton

Miss Edith Harris hosted a Monday night lawn social in honor of Miss Estella Morton of Manhattan Kansas. About forty five young people attended making it one of the year's most enjoyable affairs in Greeley.

Estella Morton Manhattan Kan Edith Harris Lawn Greeley

Travelers from Pueblo Pass Through Greeley Twice

Mr and Mrs 3 L Seaxton and Mr and Mrs C David of Cheyenne traveled by car from Pueblo to Greeley during the night to avoid daytime heat. The four are frequent state travelers and have passed through Greeley four times already this year.

3. L. Seaxton

Irrigating Potatoes and Watering Schedules

Agricultural guidance from GL Fi tea at Fort Fort Leavenworth details potato irrigation timing. It advises minimal water usage, late-season irrigation only after frost action improves soil moisture, and plowing and dishing to preserve moisture. It warns against overwatering, emphasizes alternate-row watering, and stopping irrigation before harvest to avoid watery tubers.

Fitea Eecon College Fort

Conservation vs Enterprise in American Frontiers

The piece argues that Roosevelt's conservation push, led by Pinchot, restricts land and water power sites, shrinking public domain access. It warns that government agents withdraw vast tracts from entry, hindering pioneers and homesteaders and reversing traditional settler and miner incentives.

Roosevelt Department of Conservation Interior Department Pinchot Congress

Question on opening Cripple Creeks and Goldfields energy

The passage questions if new Cripple Creeks and Goldfields will open or be withdrawn from the public domain. It warns that influential friends of future administrations may push the government to cede choice spots along a planned railroad line to such allies. The text urges enterprising readers to consider the issue carefully.

Republic Uncle Sam Conservation Bureau

Weld County Crops Seen Fair After Rain Revival

Weld County reports indicate streams filled by recent rains boosting crop prospects. Potato growers expect higher prices to offset smaller yields, while some dry farms burned out. Corn is in good shape in the Grover district and general outlook is fair despite past poor seasons.

Grover Weld County

Great Parker Shows Present Capt. Cardona’s Trained Beasts

The Great Parker Shows elevate their animal display this season with Capt Cardona, veteran German wildlife handler, promising a peak in trained wild animals. The spectacle aims to be among the carnival’s strongest offerings, captivating the average circusgoer with exotic wild animal presentation.

Carnival Cardona

Child of Rhodes Family Dies After Illness

A 19 months old baby of Mr and Mrs Henry Rhodes died last Saturday after a short illness. George Randolph and family have gone to Home for the summer. Herbert Kaufman of Greeley visited Monday in the interests of a Denver automobile firm. A large garage may be established in Ault.

Ault Henry Rhodes George Randolph Herbert Kaufman Greeley Denver

Highland man Ed Markham’s Bennett trip noted

Ed Markham made an auto trip to Bennett on Wednesday. The Kroll Bros. began operating their threshing machine last week.

Ed Markham Bennett Kroll Bros

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