Notice of Final Settlement in Porter Estate Weld County
In the matter of the estate of Alice S. Porter deceased No 870 notice is given that on Monday the last day of September 1908 at 10 a m J W Harsh administrator will appear to present final settlement seek discharge and invite objections. The court will hear proofs of heirs per Claude A Porter claimant sole heir and any heirs must appear or abide the court's determination. Dated Greeley Colorado August 17 1908. J W Harsh administrator and J Green attorney. First publication in Greeley Tribune August 19 1908 last publication September 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Porter
Weld
Colorado
Tme
Claude A. Porter
Alice 38
Greeley
A. D
J. W. Harsh
Alice 5
J. Green
Greeley Tribune
James A. Porter
Weld Gomte
I. J. W. Harsh
James A. Vorter
James <A. Porter
Deccas
F. J. Green
Notice of Final Settlement in Porter Estate 1908
In Weld County Colorado the estate of James A Porter deceased will have final settlement presented by administrator J W Harsh on September 21 1908 at 10 am in County Court. Claude A Porter petitions heirship showing he is the sole heir and seeks judicial ascertainment. Green attorney notes publication in Greeley Tribune August 19 1908 with last notice September 9 1908.
Estate of Jacob Hoffman final settlement notice
Alice Hoffman administrator of the estate of Jacob Hoffman deceased will present her final settlement to the Weld County Colorado County Court on August 17 1908 as part of the July Term and seek discharge Objections by interested parties may be filed Creeley Colorado July 11 1908 Attorney John T Jacobs announces the proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hoffman
Jacob Hoffman
John T. .Acobs
Greeley Businessmen Set for Western Weld Excursion Train
The Daily Tribune arranged a Thursday afternoon ride on the Great Western railroad for Greeley businesspeople. The 60 mile round trip from Greeley via Windsor Officer Johnstown Mead and Loveland branch ends with an orchard meal near Boyd Lake and return in the cool of the evening.
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Daily Tribune
Great Western Railroad
Greeley
Weld County
Windsor
Continental Divide
Local hearing in Platteville court on alleged abuse case
Justice G. O. Stevens presided Saturday over the Platteville case of J. Cuykendale charged by Joe Gass with abusing his boy. Cuykendale was not fined but must pay trial costs totaling 16 dollars. A warrant is out for J. W. Sebey for jumping a board bill. Sebey stayed at 1225 Fourth Avenue. A landlady claims Hudson absconded with jewelry belonging to Mrs. Hudson’s daughter.
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Frank Cuykendale
Platteville
G. O. Stevens
Joe Gass
Cuykendale
Gass
J. W. Sebey
Fourth Avenue
Sebey
Hudson
Reynold
New York
County Court Notes Ault Patterson Tax Dog Case Continued
In county court the case of the town of Ault versus Patterson was continued to the nineteenth. Patterson, owner of a dog taxed, was arrested and fined 25 dollars with costs, arguing arrests and fines illegal. A satisfaction of judgment was filed in Huffsmith and Farris Wilson, amount 226.10 dollars including interest and costs.
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Ault
Patterson
Huffsmith
Farris Wilson
Choir Drives to Eaton for Postconcert Performance
The First Presbyterian choir toured to Eaton on Friday night to hear a band concert but arrived late due to rain. They performed in the empty band stand to a large appreciative crowd of about 30, then enjoyed ice cream and fountain beverages afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
First Presbyterian
Guardianship Granted to Albert L Becker for Yost Heirs
County Court issues letters of guardianship to Albert L Becker of Johnstown to care for Augustine Christiana Yost's two minor sons William aged 16 and Henry aged 18. Papers also filed appealing Justice Court decision by W. W. Hart in the Mevain vs Lesch and Ira Lesch case at Ault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Becker
Johnstown
Augustine Christiana Yost
William
Henry
W. W. Hart
Ault
J. L. Mevain
D. W. Lesch
Ira Lesch
Cheyenne Man Secures Permit for Greeley Auto Races
Ee W Stone of Cheyenne obtained permission for a two day auto race through Greeley next Friday and Saturday. Friday features touring cars Denver to Cheyenne. Saturday hosts racing cars. Vehicles pass through Greeley between 12 and 1 PM along Eighth avenue to Twelfth street, east to Eleventh, then north out of town.
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Ee. W. Stone
Cheyenne
Greeley
Denver
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Model Mills Grinding Again for Season Special
The Model Milling and Elevator Company announces completion of repairs and readiness to offer custom grinding as its seasonal specialty. Farmers are urged to bring needs for prompt and careful service.
Chinn Pleads Guilty To Bicycle Theft Charge
Jack Chinn aged 20 pleaded guilty before Justice Stevens to stealing a bicycle from John Doe. Bound over to the district court with bond set at 500 dollars, which he could not furnish. The theft occurred in late April.
Kingsbury suit over ditch work wins injunction
The case of John and William Kingsbury versus the Lower Latham Ditch Company and the Union Pacific railroad was before Judge Nixon. He granted a temporary injunction allowing construction of the drainage ditch to remove waste water for irrigation, with plaintiffs depositing $325.
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John and
William Kingsbury
Lower
Latham Ditch Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Nixon
Evans
Kingsburys
Santa Fe Railroad Publishes New Fold er on Irrigation Congress
The Santa Fe railroad releases a descriptive fold er for free distribution detailing New Mexico and western irrigation efforts. It highlights the National Irrigation Congress to be held in Albuquerque from September 29 to October 1 and covers government and private irrigation work along the Santa Fe route.
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Santa Fe Railroad
New Mexico
Colorado
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N. M
Visit From Old Friend Brightens Day for Mrs. J. E. Brownell
An old friend and school mate, James King of New York City, surprised Mrs. J. E. Brownell last week. King has traveled across the United States in a private car with the Law family from New York and expresses interest in Colorado and its irrigation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Brownell
James King
Cambridge, N. Y
New York City
King
Law
Colorado
Best Medicine for Indigestion Suggested by Mr A Robinson
Dram, Ontario resident A Robinson says Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are the best medicine he ever used for indigestion. If troubled with indigestion or constipation, try them. Easy to take and pleasant in effect. Price 25 cents. Samples free at all druggists.
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A. Robinson
Dram
Quin
Ontario
Chamberlain
Bicknell and wife face preliminary trial for harness theft
Greeley Bicknell accompanied her husband, who confessed to stealing a harness from Alonzo Beetham. The pair, formerly employed by Beetham, sold the item to a Denver second hand store. Sheriff Florance recovered it Thursday. Bicknell could not post a $750 bond and was jailed as the case moves to district court.
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Bicknell
Greeley Bicknell
Alonzo Beetham
Justice Stevens
Beetham
Denver
Florance
A Faithful Friend Speaks On a Family Remedy
H S Nichols of Oakland Ind Ter touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a faithful friend and fast-acting cure after 35 years of use. The ad notes it is for sale by all druggists and urges travelers to carry it on trips.
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Chamberlain
H. S. Nichols
Oakland
Ind
Danish Visitors From Copenhagen Depart After Two Week Stay
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jensen and their daughter, from Copenhagen, Denmark, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Vrooman in Greeley for two weeks. They traveled by nine day journey home after enjoying fishing in the mountains and delighting in America.
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Denmark
C. D. Jensen
Copehagen
S. L. Vrooman
Cottonwood Creek Reservoir Project Filed in Colo
John I. Filer of Avalo Colorado filed statements and a map for a new reservoir to be named Cottonwood Creek reservoir. It will hold 1 742 400 cubic feet of water. It is located in township 9 north range 56 west and uses Cottonwood Creek and Horsetail Creek and tributaries. Estimated cost is 690 dollars.
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John I. Filer
Avalo
Colo
Cottonwood Creek
N. R
Horsetail Creek
North Side Country Club Meets for Hymn Program
The North Side Country Club met August 7 at Mrs Minnie Henderson's home in Pleasant Valley. Members shared favorite hymns and heard papers on origins of different hymn types. Mrs Jennie Hill presented on Indian and Seaman hymns, Mrs Marion Clark on personal hymns.
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North Side Country Club
Minnie Henderson
Pleasant Valley
Jennie Hill
Marion Clark
Cora Bliss
Julia Blunt
Unique Mrs Asa Sterling Hosts Busy Club Meeting
The Unique club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Asa Sterling as hostess. Red dahlias decorated the room and the group enjoyed six o'clock dinner served by Miss Winnie Annis and Miss Annie Green after the regular 500 game. Prizes went to Mrs. Chas. Couzens for first and Mrs. Owen Fitzpatrick for consolation. Mesdames Brink and Walter Miner were substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Sterling
Unique Club
Chas. Couzens
Owen Fitzpatrick
Mesdames Brink
Walter Miner
Sterling
Winnie Annis
Annie Green
Phi Delta Psi Girls Meet at Carrie Snook Home
Phi Delta Psi girls gathered Saturday at Miss Carrie Snook’s 821 Seventeenth Street home. Many members recently returned from school shared tales while refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Phi Delta Psi
Carrie Snook
Seventeenth Street
Curious Coin Talk From Regal Display Draws Townfolk
A local feature describes a flashy coin collection arriving in town, including a tale of counterfeit style coins bent by a Chinaman’s trick to hollow out gold pieces. Observers recall historical coins and warn of concealment schemes as chatter centers on the flawed treasure.
Centennial Coal Brings Clean Northern Colorado Mined Coal
D Spencer handles sale of Centennial Coal promising clean, well graded product at competitive prices in Northern Colorado. Indicates cost parity with other grades and emphasizes quality and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Coal
Colorado
D. Spencer
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Eaton Ditch
Sanborn
Houston
Albert Fry
Greeiey Steam Laundry
Creeley
the Model Milling & Elevator Company
Cottonwood Creek Reservoir
Uncle Sam
Shaw’s
THE
Shaw Dry Goods
Harry H. Shaw
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