Real estate transfers listed for Weld County 1910
Furnished daily list shows multiple transfers from August 3 to 8 1910 in Greeley Milliken and surrounding areas. Transactions include parcels Lot 17 to 24 Block 17 Platteville and SE NW NE SE portions in 33-6 4-63 with values from $1 to $6600, involving buyers such as D Landis Susan Day Peter Watson and various firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Shelden
D. BE. Landis
Ira M. Landis
Platteville
Charles W. Day
Susan J. Day
W. D
Christian Derr
Conrad Ginter
Greeley
Charles McFadden, Jr
Peter Watson
William R. Jones
Thomas P. Sharp
Mary Sharp
Kern
Northwestern Land & Iron Co
Stewart Fielding
George Gray
Denver-Laramie Realty Co
William B. Wells
Fallie L. Wells
Milliken
William Lodwick
Maggie Lodwick
Cranford
Ray M. Gale
Jacob Hasbrouck
Graefe
Ault
Geo. Bender
Alex W. Maas
D. B. Dungan
Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co
Arlington Realty Co
Freeman’s Lab
Arlington Heights
Abram L. Mumper
William E. Green
Franklin J. Green
Maplewood
John M. Cameron
Deta W. Easterday
Cameron’s
Charles E. Barnes
J. Hale Collins
Barnesville
Ira D. Markley
Augusta C. Markley
John H. Bartlett
Roy Bartlett
America
Callahan Q. C
Mary M. Clark
Maud Clark Reynolds
Mary Clark Steele
Frank Fosbaugh
Frederick
Equitable Building Owner Buys D L N W Bonds
William Barth, owner of the Equitable building, invested $200,000 in bonds of the Denver Laramie Northwestern Railroad yesterday. He said the railroad offers Colorado’s best proposition, predicting it will be cross country U P of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William Barth
Equitable
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Yesteray
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway
Colorado
U. P. of America
Tribune Excursion to Pike's Peak August 14
The Tribune offers a one day summer excursion from Greeley to Manitou and Pike's Peak on August 14 via Denver Laramie route with special train cars. Round trip from Greeley to Palmer Lake is 2.50, to Manitou or Colorado Springs 3.25. includes an hour on the summit via cog road. Limited to a large, well behaved group with no rowdyism, join by contacting Tribune or Denver Laramie agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitou
Pike’s Peak
Denver-Laramie
the Tribune
Greeley
Pike's Peak
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Palmer Lake
Colorado Springs
Front Range
Tarry
Tribune
Denver Laramie
Newell Fined On Two Counts For Bootlegging
William Newell arrested Monday at Severance pleaded guilty in county court this morning and was fined $150 on each of two counts for selling liquor outside a corporate town. The penalty range is $10 to $200 outside town, $100 to $500 inside a corporate town. C. H. Snow, arrested with Newell, entered a nolle contendere plea on three counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newell
C. H. Snow
Newell
Evans Butcher Fined Without License in Gilcrest Case
Evans rounding financier M A Selby a Gilcrest banker merchant and butcher was fined 50 dollars and costs in Judge Doney s court for conducting a butcher business without filing a bond. He faces further trial with Phil Lawrence on health law violations alleged to involve rotting entrails from cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Evans
A. Selby
Gilcrest
Doney
Selby
Phil Lawrence
Lawrence
F Hiorton
Marshal Bons
Byrd Sprains Arm After Cellar Fall At City Drug Store
Marvin Byrd, assistant at J. M. Moore's City drug store, fell down an open cellar trap yesterday. He sustained a bad sprain and doctor M. C. Harding examined him. Byrd will be unable to use the arm for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Marvin Byrd
J. M. Moore
Byrd
Mr. Moore
M. C. Harding
Currier heirs appeal over post office site valuation
Henry and George Currier, heirs to Judge Currier, appeal in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals next September to gain more than 32 000 dollars. The dispute concerns the Hight street and Highth avenue corner chosen for Greene's new post office. The government paid 15 000 dollars for the site with 17 009 contributed by others. The Curriers protest the method and value the corner at 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Henry
George Currier
Judge Currier
Hight Street
Highth Avenue
Greeley
Currier
Curriers
Quarantine Changes Reduce Disease Areas for Cattle and Sheep
Washington reports removal of cattle quarantine for Mange in Dawson county Montana and Hayes Hitchcock Chase and Dundy counties Nebraska due to eradication progress. Additional order frees parts of Wyoming and Nebraska from sheep lip and lip ulceration quarantine with interstate movement rules and required bureau inspection certificates.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Dawson County
Mont
Hayes
Hitchcock, Chase
Dundy
Neb
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Teton
Chouteau
Vailey
Sioux
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball
Cheyenne
Box Butte
Dawes
Sheridan
Devel
Perkins
Keith
McPherson
Grant
Cherry
Hooker
Thomas
Logan
Lincoln
Blaine
Brown
Keyapaha
Rock
Loup
Garfield
Wheeler
Holt
Morrill
Park County
Big Horn County
Fremont County
Albany County
Laramie County
Rie Horn
Johnon
Weston
Crook
Converse
Natrona
North Platte River
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Weld County Farmers Lead In Outsider Farms
H V Benson of Scotts Bluff Nebraska praised Weld county agriculture visiting Greeley. He said Weld men who farmed in neighboring districts lead in effort and enterprise with crops comparable to those in Scotts Bluff. He noted workers and well maintained farms among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Weld County
H. V. Benson
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Greeley
J. J. Purcell
Mr. Benson
Government Land Sale Case Attracts Local Attention
The case near Keenesboro involves Bruce Bowles accused of selling government land to Pink Murray for 600 dollars. Bowles a horse trader allegedly arranged a relinquishment for 500 dollars after traveling to Denver with Murray. Murray paid expenses, Bowles claimed the deal completed, but the land was government property. Murray says Bowles offered no payment for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenesboro
Bruce Bowles
Bowles
Pink Murray
Murray
Denver
Federal Land Department
Norsworthy moves to sue Fort Collins press over claims
John T. Norsworthy former Illinois legislator and Greeley resident plans legal action against the Fort Collins Review seeking at least 10 000 in damages. He protests statements that he spent Tuesday night in jail and vows further suits against The Courier and Fort Collins Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Norsworthy
Illinois
Greeley
Insurgent
Norsworthy
John T
Courier
Fort Colling Review
Brick replacement, new buildings rise after blaze in Johnstown
In Johnstown on August 5, Frank Brunner and W. B. Claycomb are near completion of a replacement building for structures lost to the fire. Construction on the condensed milk factory is advancing quickly but will take about two more months to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Frank Brunner
W. B. Claycomb
Diphtheria Cases Reported in Raton Families
Two diphtheria cases in Raton, including five year old Everett Franklin, son of FP H Franklin, and a Burnham family child. Dr J C Carlson administers anti toxin to other children in both households. no additional symptoms observed yet.
For Sale Classified Ad Reed by Moott and Lyons
Wants ads listing farm equipment storage and land for sale in Greeley Colorado with pricing per acre and easy terms. Includes references to Water Boot and storage company and various assets for sale or rent. details are fragmented but indicate real estate and farm equipment listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso Aoke
Miles Wert O
Ault
Water Boot, and Storage Co
Ierog Bieral
Moott & Lyons
Greeley
Colo
Fort Lupton Nuptials Surprise Locals in Denver
The town hears that Miss Beas Boston and George Coburn of Fort Lupton were married in Denver on July 27. Mrs. F A Jasper spent the first of the week with Mr and Mrs F F Cummings. George Lambrich is nearing completion of his new home on Eighth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Lupton
F. A. Jasper
F. F Cummings
George Lambrich
Eighth Avenue
Miss Beas Boston
George Coburn
Fort Lupton
Denver
Local Social Notes Highlight Maine Visit and Summer Plans
Masters William EB Day returns home after a long Maine visit. Miss Hannah Smylie came back from the east where she studied this year and is joined by cousin Miss Martha May for the summer. Wallace Mackey hosted a boys party with dinner and games including a playful vaudeville performance. Attendees included Wallace Moore Fred Day Robert Day Gordon Sanford Maxwell Smylie Harvey Short Milton Carlson Clarence Carlson Joy Thompson and Richard Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Day
Maine
Hannah Smylie
Martha May
Wallace Mackey
Wallace Moore
Fred
Robert Day
Gordon Sanford
Maxwell Smylie
Harvey Short
Milton
Clarence Carlson
Joy Thompson
Richard Mackey
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The
Weld County Abstract & Investment Co
D. Wm. Danielson
Charles
Lamb
Pierce
William G. Cooksey
Mabel A. Cooksey
Sheldon L. Sickler
FE. Easton
C. J. Bennett
Wallace H. Utley
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway Co
Madge Martin Hill
James M. Coulter
Cornelius Clark
Crawford, Greeley
John Dawson
William Archer
Lawrence M. Purcell
Clara L. Snoke
D. H. Snoke
Nick J. Hess
Wilbur E. Richardson
Henry Gujer
Omer H. Ward
George EF. Duvall
North Greeley
George W. Bird
Edwin F. Cottingham
Victor W. Conner
Archibald L. Camp, Jr
James L. Camp
Andrew Yost
H. J. Parrish
FT. Collins
LaSalle
Dave
Henry Brower
Fenley
Wesk
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