Must Pay for Sewer Connection Case In Windsor
Windsor news reports the town board decided to bill C. E. Evans 51 for sewer connections made outside the district without a contract. Evans offered to follow standard rules but asked for sewer main extension to his alley. Plumber Kirk may face license revocation. license suspended until resolution. The board also directs draft of an ordinance banning sidewalk bicycle use and willful walk obstruction, repealing an older provision.
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Windsor
C. E. Evans
Kirk
Mexicans Fined After Night Ride Incident
Raymond Trusgillo, a Mexican, fell from a buggy while returning from Evans after drinking. The horse reached the local livery barn with Lee Jiminez, who was in no state to drive. Trugillo was fined $10 and arraigned before Judge Hatch. Jiminez ordered to appear.
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Evans
Raymond Trusgillo
Lee Jiminez
Truigillo
Hatch
Jiminez
Two Overcome by Gas Fumes in Eaton Laundry
In Eaton on a cold morning Mrs. Baker and Miss Anna Rhoades workers in the local laundry were overcome by gas from a leaky pipe. Doors were closed and windows opened too late. Miss Rhoades fainted, both women recovered hours later and returned to work, while Everett Calvin was affected but not overcome.
Skate At LaSalle Draws Large Crowd Of Teens
Roller skating becomes a popular pastime in LaSalle as Steven Herrington and Chester Miller open the new rink on Tuesday evening drawing a large crowd. Girls filled the free admission night and learned a few fancy curves as the hall saw strong attendance on both opening nights.
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LaSalle LaSalle
LaSalle
Steven Herrington
Chester Miller
Old Maids Convention charms Evans audience at a benefit play
EvansNovember 30 The Ladies Improvement Society staged The Old Maids Convention at Youngs hall before a packed crowd. The 30 person cast delivered songs orations and humor as admission raised just over 30 dollars for the society’s improvement work.
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Ladies
Evans Improvement Society
Evans
Improvement Society
Henry T West Thankful Note to Tribune Readers
Caldwell Idaho November 27 1912 Henry T West writes a Thanksgiving message to The Greeley Tribune expressing gratitude for readers and friends from Greeley and crediting the paper as a daily link to the community He thanks old friends and wishes them happiness and good reasons to be thankful during the holiday season.
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the Tribune
Greeley
Henry T. West
Kirk Is Given Back License
Windsor officials, after an informal meeting, reconsidered and restored in full force the suspended plumbing license of the Windsor Hardware company. Manager Kirk claimed Trustee Bates knew of the sewer connection for Mr. Evans, and he criticized the ordinance as outdated and not followed in other plumbing jobs. The board then reconvened in formal session to reinstate the license.
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Windsor
Windsor Hardware Company
Kirk
Evans
Bates
Maine wins All America Potato Prize in grand exhibit
New York reporters recounts the potato awards with E L Cleveland of Aristock Maine as top prize winner for a comprehensive exhibit. Panchert of Idaho Falls earned the fifty potato prize. Judges discuss seed use disease resistance and seed selection methods as the basis for a planned national potato growers association to improve seed supply and market coordination.
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Lord Ogilvy
Denver Post
New York
Eugene Grubb
Octon
Stewart
Washington
E. L. Cleveland
Houston
Aristock
Maine
Panchert
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Grubb
West
Mr. Stewart
Othor
Fort Lupton Pioneer J P Gorman Dies at 60
Fort Lupton Nov 29 J P Gorman aged 60 a pioneer of Fort Lupton died at his home at 830 am of peritonitis after a short illness He leaves two wives two sons one daughter Mrs Maud Houston four brothers James Sylvester William and Johno and one sister Mrs Ellen Moan Funeral arrangements not announced Pierce Nov 30 O W Lyon family return from Walden reports park temperatures below zero and about five feet of snow He will resume his former drug business in Fort Lupton.
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Fort Lupton
J. P. Gorman
Gorman
Maud Houston
James
Sylvester
William
Johno
Ellen Moan
Pierce Pierce
O. W. Lyon
Pierce
Walden
Candy Pull Waves Gay Time at Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton November 30. Wives entertained the Epworth League at the Decker home east of the river with an old fashioned candy pull. About 45 guests attended and enjoyed games and pulling candy. A large crowd traveled by hayrack to the event and back, the cheerful ride echoing along the road.
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Fort Lupton
Epworth League
Tracy Decker
Decker
Freak animal captured near Milliken puzzles locals
Nov 30 report from William Edwards east of Milliken describes a mystery creature with goatlike whiskers antelope ears and feet but no horns, brown in color. Edwards invites anyone who can name the animal to provide information. Also included Windsor hospital update on Miss Laverna Walters recovering from appendicitis after Tuesday operation.
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Milliken
William Edwards
Here
Edwards
Windsor
Laverna Walters
Windsor Hospital
Waltera
Mrs Burley Visit Over Thanksgiving in Denver Family
Mrs Clarence Burley and daughter Hazel of Denver spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs G H Modar.
Doc Lyons Home Visit Reported in Greeley
M. M. Lyon of Boulder spent Thanksgiving in Greeley with his parents and sister, staying at their home and sharing holiday fellowship.
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Doc” Lyons
M. M. Lyon
Boulder
Greeley
Barnesville Couple Tied in Thanksgiving Wedding
Janet Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Collins, married Guerdon Johnston at the Collins home in Barnesville on Thanksgiving Day. Ceremony by Rev. R. A. McConagha of Greeley followed by a wedding dinner. The bride wore white sousene silk. they will reside on a Barnesville farm. Guests included Johnston family members from Denver and Greeley and local friends.
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Barnesville
J. H. Collins
Janet
Guerdon Johnston
R. A. McConagha
United Presbyterian Church of
McConagha
M. McClenahan
Amy McGrew
May Broman
Elizabeth Doten
Harry Doten
Merle and
Rey Harper
Greeley
Pierce Strong At Basketball
Pierce, Nov. 30. The Pierce basketball team easily defeated the Nunn team 35 to 6 at Pierce. This was Nunn’s first game of the season and Pierce dominated, scoring at will. Nunn lineup included Turner Barnes Joyce Kidson Bebush. Pierce lineup featured Peterson Shafer King and Chambers.
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Pierce
Nunn
Unn
Turner
Barnes
Joyce
Kidson
Biebush
Pierce — Peterson
Shafer
King
Johnson
Chambers
Boy Run Over Is Uninjured In Narrow Escape
Pierce, November 29. The four year old son of Mr and Mrs George Richards was thrown from a wagon after hitting a ditch. The front wheel passed over his head but the boy suffered only bruises and scratches as the father saved him before the rear wheel could harm him.
Rack From New Mexico Earl Waite Returns Home
Earl Waite of New Mexico returned from a trip to New Mexico and traveled back by train after taking an Abbott Detroit automobile.
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Rack
New Mexico
Earl Waite
Abbott-Detroit Auto
Parcel Post Expansion Sparks Questions in Greeley
Uncle Sam plans an express parcel service with lower rates, asking Greeley patrons how many parcels they will ship and their average weight and size. Blank forms arrive today, asking recipients to estimate volume and routes, with a new postal rate table and special stamps for parcels.
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Uncle Sam
Greeley
Postal Savings Bank
Pueblo Forms First University Center in Colorado
Boulder Nov 29 The University of Colorado organized its first study center in Pueblo last week under the extension department to offer limited university courses for teachers high school students and others. The Pueblo center is directed by prominent local educators on its board of directors.
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Pueblo
Boulder
University of Colorado
Colorado
Extension Department
The
State University
Pueblo Organization
Greeley Youths Tie Knot in Georgetown Wedding
Heary J. Foss of LaSalle wed Dorothy Allen of Georgetown on Thanksgiving at the bride's mother Mrs Anna Allen's home in Georgetown. About 200 guests attended with Rev. George Dunriay officiating. The bride wore white with roses. After a week in Denver the couple will reside in LaSalle.
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Greeley
Heary J. Foss
LaSalle
Dorothy Allen
Georgetown
Anna Allen
George Dunriay
Alamosa
Geo Alps and Wife Visit Relatives in Greeley
Mr and Mrs G W Alps of Elizabeth are spending the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives in Greeley.
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Geo. Alps
Mrs. G. W. Alps
Elizabeth
Greeley
Carl Hall Weds Bessie Potter in Simple Thanksgiving Ceremony
Miss Bessie Potter and Carl Redman Hall married at the bride's home in Greeley with only family present. The bride wore white lace and carried roses, decorations featured lavender chrysanthemums and roses, and a wedding supper followed. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, works with Union Pacific in Denver. they plan to reside in Denver after a short wedding trip.
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Bessie Potter
Carl Redman Hall
J. D. Potter
J. M. Mitchell
Unitarian Church
Greeley
John Hall
Union Pacific Company
Denver
Eer
West
Opening of Eaton gym is success
Eaton Nov 30 Not since the early cowboy days has Eaton seen such a crowd at the formal opening of the B G Eaton gymnasium One thousand people gathered as Bruce G Eaton donor spoke praising the high school boys for future athletic work Anton Anderson school board addressed acceptance Rev S Dickinson closed the formal program and the Eaton Dramatic club presented the farce A Woman’s Won’t The program continued with dances and musical numbers and a grand ball following refreshments
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Eaton High School
Anton Anderson
Eaton
S. Dickinson
Eaton Dramatic Club
Mr. Harwood
W. B. Longwith
Harwood
W. R. Clair
Henry Harwood
W. H. Henson
Jessie Harwood
H. F. Denio James
Floyd LyVere
J. le
Gladys Dentry
W. H. Barber
Roosters
Eaton Orchestra
Bruce G. Eaton
M Anton Anderson
S. C. Divison
Messrs Farr and Hormuth
Kendel’s Orchestra
New Girl Born at Milliken Johnstown
A seven and a half pound baby girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sattington of Milliken in Johnstown.
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Milliken Johnstown
J. M. Sattington
Milliken
Denver Laramie & Northwest to Extend Line to Severance
President William E. Green announced bond holders consented to $375000 in receivers certificates to extend the railroad from Greeles to Severance. Court approval will be sought in Denver District Court. Eastern financiers promise more funds to reach Carbon County coal fields. stockholders’ 15 percent assessment will wipe out about $600000 floating debt.
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William E. Green
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Greeles
Severance
Riddle
Denver
Carbon County
Wyo
Tender jumps track near Berthoud on southbound freight
The tender of a southbound freight left the track near the crossing just south of town and rode on cross ties to the section house. Ties for about a quarter mile were badly damaged, some cut in two.
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Berthoud
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OIL
State of
Fort Lupton Pioneer
Sam
Post Office Department
Greeley Young
Carl Hall
Bso
Henry Candlin
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