Water rights adjudication change of diversion in Greeley case
The City of Greeley petitions to adjudicate the priority of a 1861 water appropriation from the Whebee ditch for irrigation and domestic use and to change the point of diversion to a city pipeline. The court schedules a hearing for September 29, 1907 in Fort Collins and requires notice to affected parties.
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State OF Prado
L.uski
Fatek DI O
Orado
Greeley
Colorado
Colinra
C.D
D. W. eCreery
Larimer
Fort Collins
Sale of Real Estate in Weld County Probate Court
In Weld County Colorado the County Court in Probate orders the sale of Lot one in block thirty five of Greeley for estate debts and final settlement. The petition by Harry Wambaugh administrator triggers a hearing on September 2 1907 with legatees and interested parties required to appear. The order appears in the Greeley Tribune for four consecutive weeks.
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James E. Garrigueg
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Colorado
Faust
Arky H. HA
Dereer County
Beal District Court
Lar Iimer County
Greeley Tribune
State of Colorado
Weld County
State of
Union Colony of
Luella M. DeRush
Hattie Ball
Charles Wambaugh
Harry Wambaugh
Mabie Houle Kirkham
Albert Houle
Alice Houle
Pearl Houle
First National Bank of
Gree 4 ‘Tribune
Sai County
J. A Aly Rts Cecewre
Sh Litem
Albert Moule
Earl K. Terry
Id Aterry
Ps. Xarterry
Ressex
N. Willson Aine Wafers
Bn T
Local Agriculture Report Highlights Drought, Crops and Moves
creencity re reports threshing activity and crop yields across the valley. farmers like J. Gabbet and E. Moore post strong barley and beet results while others move homes and farms in Weld county. a barn survived a dangerous alfalfa hay fire aided by neighbors.
Local Social Notes From Rowe District and Fort Collins
Mrs Estella Black of Peoria Illinois visits Mrs E G Ballentine. Mr and Mrs 8S Newell return from an eastern trip and plan to live in Fort Collins. Mrs Magda Oleson leaves for three weeks in Michigan and South Dakota. Ault Congregational church Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Walter Fry on Friday Aug 14. Mr and Mrs Alva Vail honeymoon with Mr and Mrs D W Runnells in Iowa. Mrs Mary Darrow hosts seven guests for a party honoring son and Denver visitors Earl Darrow and wife.
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Magda Oleson
Michigan
South Dakota
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Ault Congregational Church
Walter Fry
Alva Vail
Iowa
D. W. Runnells
Mary Darrow
Earl Darrow
Denver
Local social notes and condolences from Fairplay
McWilliams returns from Missouri visit. Mrs Rhorbecker and children visit the McCalls in Fairplay. Mrs Albert Nichols visits her sister in Morrill Nebraska. Miss Mabel Updegrove of Caney Kansas stays with Mrs A B Carpenter. Miss Dartle Hodge from Greeley returns from visit with uncle A M Bartholomew. The Maxwell family mourns the loss of their four year old daughter Beatrice.
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Mabel Updegrove
Caney
Kan
A. B. Carpenter
Dartle Hodge
Greeley
A. M. Bartholomew
T. N. Maxwell
Beatrice
Wyatt News Notes From Local Page
Mrs Orville Guysinger has been quite ill Dan Thomas has returned from a visit at Boulder and Denver Mrs Ernest Blandin was the guest of Mrs N R Huston Tuesday The Wyatt Bros have begun re
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Orville Guysinger
Dan Thomas
Boulder
Denver
Ernest Blandin
N. R. Huston
Wyatt Bros
Community notices tease at school and social events
The text mentions a sect gathering at the school house after a barn fire and invites all to attend. It notes Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson, sr., hosted friends and relatives for Joe Watson and his bride from Eaton. It also reports little Stanley Blystone was stepped on by a horse, was unconscious briefly, but unharmed.
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J. Watson
Joe Watson
Eaton
Stanley Blystone
Hazelton Local Newsiny Shorts and Moves
Miss Lizzie Maitland travels to Kansas to visit relatives. John Deboo went to New Mexico on business last Wednesday. Edna Barber spent days in Greeley visiting cousin Myrna Barber. Dr Barber and A C Drake bought a threshing outfit and started work nearby. Kuhn Mae Maitland's father returned to Kansas after months with his daughter. Henry Myers' horse died on Tuesday from suspected spasmodic colic. Alice Maxwell and Evans visit Landrums in Hazelton for several days.
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Lizzie Maitland
Kansas
John Deboo
New Mexico
Edna ‘Barber
Greeley
Myrna Barber
Dr. Barber
A. C. Drake
Mr. Kuhn
Alice Maxwell of
Evans
EB. F. Landrum
Lucerne Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Event
Mrs James Milne and son visited California while Jas Riggs stayed with relatives in Iowa. Mr Rayburn has house and barn repainted on his Lucerne ranch a half mile north. Friends of Mr and Mrs Geo Bird surprised them with a barn dance last Saturday night.
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James Milne
California
Jas. Riggs
Iowa
Mr. Rayburn
Lucerne
Geo. Bird
Lone Tree Social Notes Retain Last Week’s Touches
Mrs Bates of Windsor plans a visit to sister Mrs. D. C. Straight while Miss Florence Pennington stayed with Evans relatives. Mrs Smith of Missouri visited Briggs nephews. Mr Heighton Jr recovery after Denver appendicitis. Mrs J E Browner of Lucerne and Mrs A W Browner of Scottsbluff visited. Ed Shaffer and daughters of Windsor saw Richmond kin. Union aid held an all day meeting at Mrs Pennington's August 7 with sixty four members and visitors.
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Mr. Bates
Windsor
D. C. Straight
Florence Pennington
Evans
Union Aid
Crow Creek Ranch Visited by Witwer Kin and Local Travelers
H. E. Witwer’s Texas nephew visits the Crow Creek ranch while Mr. and Mrs. Whittten, visiting his brother, plan a Boulder trip this week. Wesley DeSellem fractures an elbow after a fall and wears a plaster cast. The community reports several illness cases including typhoid fever in Mrs. John Wallace and scarlet fever quarantines for Tom Jackson’s family. Ross Oliver suffers eye trouble.
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H. E. Witwer
Texas
Mrs. Whittten
Boulder
Wesley DeSellem
John Wallace
Tom Jackson
Ross Oliver
Mead Residents Enjoy Mountain Day and Local Dance
Clint Smith and wife spent Sunday in the mountains while a well attended dance Friday night gave good reports. A. H. Rose left for a hunting trip expected to last about a week. Mrs. Douglass and son Gordon visited Mr. Cross near Loveland last week. Mrs. Hayes entertained Miss Williamson and Miss Hottel from Longmont Friday and Saturday. Overland ball team plans to play in Mead next Sunday. the game is anticipated as interesting. Mr Kitts and family are among the others mentioned in Mead social notes.
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Clint Smith
A. H. Rose
Community Notes From Berthoud and Nearby Areas
Johnstown and Ed and Grace McCormick of Berthoud visited J E Kitts and wife on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Holmes and daughter Mrs Stradley of Longmont and Mrs Reeder of Denver visited their son last Friday. A child required stitches after a colt kick and is healing well. G B R Young and W Holmes spent time in Denver and enjoyed the Loop trip and Mt McClellan. Louie Roman’s horse was nearly lost on a railroad bridge but rescued after several men worked to free it. The Circle dovi s meeting last Thursday night drew ten tables of card players and other games. D Glenn won first prize, Mrs A P Ballinger the consolation.
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Dovi
D. Glenn
A. P. Ballinger
Local Notes From Bic Bend and Nearby
Mrs A Thacker is ill and Dr Daw son was called Tuesday. Mrs Boa l is recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs Charles Wiggette of Erie visits Tom Wiggette’s home. Robert Pritchard from Maitland visits his parents. Edgar family depart for Belfast then Syria as missionaries. Mrs Rudd has a visitor from the east. Mrs Martha Boal remains sick with typhoid. Mrs Wm Davis and children from LaSalle visit Edwin Davis’s mother. Mrs Miller injured in buggy accident with no bone injuries. Mr Johnson of Platteville visits Wig ham family. John and Crann return after a short honeymoon and plan to live in Platteville. Jim Noel returns after years away, visiting relatives here.
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A. Thacker
Dr. Dawson
Boa
Charles Wiggette
Erie
Tom Wiggette
Robert Pritchard
Maitland
John Pritchard
Edgar
Belfast
Ireland
Syria
Rudd
Martha Boa
Wm. Davis
LaSalle
Edwin Davis
Miller
Mr. Johnson
Platteville
Mr. Wigham
John Crann
Jim Noel
Local visits and travels noted in area notices
Dexter McConnell of Greeley visited C. H. Ford on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ford returned from Hillsboro Sunday. Lawrence Dill of Longmont visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ford. Mrs. C. C. Neff and boys visited Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Mrs. A. R. English Thursday. Mrs. H. H. Salser and two children returned from a visit to her old Ohio home the last of the week.
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Dexter McConnell
Greeley
C. H. Ford
Hillsboro
Lawrence Dill
Longmont
C. C. Neff
Thomas Robinson
A. R. English
H. H. Salser
Ohio
Delta notes of family visits and local changes
Mrs Willis Calvins brother from Missouri visited last week. Ed Shearer visited relatives J W Shearers. Two new autos owned in Delta by J W Hodgell and Mr Matthews. Mrs Elmer Clarkson returning from Missouri. Coleman family sold their place and moved to Greeley with Denver plans. Families in Delta and Greeley spent Sunday with John Thompson and others.
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Elmer Clarkson
Missouri
Delta
J. W. Hodgell
Mr. Matthews
Special Train for Eldorado Springs Annual Reunion
Colorado and Southern Railway runs a special train to Eldorado Springs on Tuesday August 27 for the annual M W A reunion. Train departs Greeley at 7 30 a m and Eldorado Springs at 6 p m. Round trip fare is 2 25.
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Eldorado Springs
Colorado & Southern Railway
Greeley
Oats and Barley Wanted by Farmers Mercantile Co
Farmers Mercantile Co advertises for oats and barley seeking top market price. Announcement highlights buy request and payment terms for farmers supplying grain.
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Farmers Mercantile Co
Post Cards From The Tribune On Sale Now
The Tribune offers two new post cards at this office. One shows the Pioneers fountain in the park offered at two for 5 cents. The second is a real photograph reproduction of a 1870s Greely image printed on a card priced at 5 cents.
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the Tribune
Greeley
Eldorado Springs Picnic Hosted by Modern Woodmen
Modern Woodmen of America will hold their annual picnic and reunion at Eldorado Springs on Tuesday August 27. A special C S train leaves Greeley at 7 30 a m and Eldorado Springs at 6 p m. Round trip fare is $2 26.
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Eldorado Springs
Modern
Woodmen of America
Greeley
Farr Produce Co Sacks Cars Offer Prices for Farmers
Farmers alerted to new stock of sacks arriving by three cars from Farr Produce Co. Call now for price details and available quantities.
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Farr Produce Co
Keeping cigars fresh and flavorful in warehouses
A Kansas City Star reprint discusses methods to preserve cigars through humidity and moistening. It notes humidor use in large warehouses and showcases, including water pads and soaked bricks to prevent drying. It contrasts well made cigars with doctored cheap cigars containing drugs and short filler.
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Kansas City Star
No Such Thing as Growing Pains Says Eminent Specialist
A physician argues that growing pains are muscular rheumatism and urgent attention is needed. The health piece notes concerns about a child’s limb pains and blood condition, challenging the common belief that such pains signal growth.
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Creencity
RE. E. Moore
Mollie Hilderman
Greeley High School
Nathaway
Stone Ranch
Loos
Bush
Bijou
Fierstack
Margaret Musgrove
Grandview
Mr. Roberts
Fort Morgan
John Painter
East Denver
J. L. Gabbet
G. Webber
Warren Ranch
E .V. Warner
Andrew Mackey
E. E. Moore
Joseph E. Painter
Rowe District
Estella Black
Peoria
Lil
E. G. Ballentine
Mrs
8S. Newell
Fairplay
McWilliams
Rhorbecker
Children
Mrs. McCall
Mrs. Albert Nichols
Mrs. A. Riddle
Morrill, Neb
Wyatt
Hazelton
Crow Creek
Bic Bend
Lacrance
Willis Calvin
Archibald
John Clarkson
Mr. Shearer
Ed Shearer
J. W. Shearer
York
Kas Co
J. D. Potter Heating & Plumbing Company
Bartlet
Telephone Greeley
Ninth Street
Depot
Greeley National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
R. L. Hall
7Th St
Holland
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