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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
10
A Good Laundry endorses the Greeley Steam Laundry for up-to-date machinery and first-class workmen. The shop stresses careful handling to prevent wear and tear and offers fair prices with flat work as a specialty.
A letter to the Tribune disputes a report about the annual banquet of the Union Colony Pioneers. It clarifies that Daniel Frohman and his brothers had no land or stock roles and were not early members, though Daniel visited Greeley later and assisted with the Tribune. Ralph Meeker confirms the correction and defends the Frohmans’ character.
A letter to the editor from Daniel Frohman disputes Dr. G Law's claim in the Greeley Tribune that Frohman brothers were among early Greeley colonists. He recalls boyhood summers near Greeley and denies owning land or being invited to return to New York. He asks for a correction to set the record straight.
Explains that a severe cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and advises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure the cold and lessen diphtheria risk. Sold by all druggists.
The board of directors of district No 71 invites sealed bids for the vacant school building at Masters. Bids will be opened December 8, 1906. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. C. Chatiin, Secretary District No 71.
Wealthy Longmont farmer Thomas O'Donnell and his estranged wife Mollie appeared before Magistrate Grant L. Hudson in Denver after he accused her of hatchet attack. She denied the charge and no complaint was filed. O'Donnell planned replevin over household furniture as they had remarried six weeks earlier. Friends sought reconciliation as the couple faced further legal steps.
Marion J. Davis, previously arrested near Roggen last summer for horse stealing, was nabbed near Superior last Thursday by Denver officers on a similar charge. Several head of stolen horses were recovered, including two from John Kuykendall of Roggen. Davis appeared before a Roggen justice of the peace, offered an alibi, and was discharged by the jury.
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