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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1912

Page

7

Union Pacific and Burlington to Build Branch Lines

Denver reports that Union Pacific will begin Denver to Fort Morgan construction costing 3.5 to 4 million dollars while Burlington confirms a Greeley Hudson line this winter. Both railroads have long contemplated parallel routes, with rights of way secured and rails purchased, and aim to shorten Denver eastward routes.

U. P. and Burlington Roads Denver Times Denver Union Pacific Fort Morgan Burlington Colorado Northwestern & Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Sand Creek Greeley-Hudson

Rainbow Gold theater rehearsal promises beauty for all

The Tribune reports the first full cast rehearsal of Rainbow Gold, a fairy play for Greeley school children. Miss Tobey directs with English festival ideas, featuring woodland moonlight dances, folk dances, and expressive interpretive numbers. Public show at Sterling theatre December 19 with a prior free matinee for schools.

the Tribune Greeley Miss Tobey England Stratford On Avon English Folk Dance Society Sterling Theater Greeley School

Prof Redman Resigns From Milliken School

Milliken reports Prof. J. S. Redman resigns after two to three years with the district. He is expected to become deputy clerk of the county court when January changes are made. Redman earned an excellent record and was well liked by pupils and patrons for his notable tutelage.

Milliken J. S. Redman Redman

Girl Runaway Victim Calmly Walks Home

Fort Lupton December 7. A horse Miss Bertha Scheick was driving ran away after frightening the animal. It tore loose and returned home where a search began. Miss Scheick, found walking toward a mile from town, was uninjured aside from a few bruises.

Fort Lupton Bertha Scheick Miss Scheick

Henry Candlin Notary Public in Office Suite 25

Henry Candlin offers reporting, typing, mimeographing and notarial work from a private office. Supplies include ribbons and cards for sale. Located in the First National Bank block with a phone listed as Weld.

Henry Candlin

Runaway Team Wrecks Buggy Near Platteville

A team of horses belonging to Mr. Carpenter, five miles west of Platteville, bolted from the creamery after he left them, tearing the spring wagon to pieces. The rig was empty when it started, trotted through town, and dashed into the country for about two miles before being halted. The buggy was nearly demolished. the horses were unharmed.

Platteville Carpenter Here

Denver editor Hubbel visits Denver from Fort Lupton

Fort Lupton December 7. W G Hubble publisher editor business manager and writer for the Fort Lupton Press was a Denver visitor today. News of his arrival spread quickly and streets filled with residents eager to glimpse the county editor who can afford frequent trips to Denver.

Fort Lupton W. G. Hubble Denver

Annual meeting notice of North Side Lateral Co.

The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at Odd Fellows Hall in Greeley Colorado on Saturday December 28 1912 at 2 o'clock PM to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact any other business. E S PINNEY

North Side Lateral Company Odd Fellows’ Hall Greeley Colorado Pinney

Colorado cattle dominate international stock show in Chicago

Colorado bred cattle again won most honors at the international stock show in Chicago. Half of the fat cattle on display were Colorado bred, many shown as feeders at Denver last January now finished for the block. The William Marr North Park herd won their class, with the grand championship narrowly missed by Illinois Argus yearlings. Al Neale Short Horns from Montrose again topped ribbons, and Andrew Norrell of North Park earned two blue ribbons with Herefords.

Chicago Colorado Denver William Marr North Park Argus Illinois al Neale Montrose Andrew Norrell

Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Greeley Testimony

William Ramey of 110 Twelfth St Greeley Colo reports five years of kidney trouble with reduced secretions and misery. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Gilbert Bros Drug Store he improved by the second day, kidney secretions normalized, and after two boxes he says he was completely cured. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan’s.

Greeley Dean William Ramey Twelfth St Colo Gilbert Bros Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan’s

Chinburg May Recover Fully After Scalding Incident

In LaSalle a Denver report says Peter Chinburg, badly scalded at the round house, is holding steady and may recover if no complications arise. Foreman Hall notes Chinburg will stay in hospital about a month. Carl Carlson also scalded is recovering and expected to be out sooner.

LaSalle Denver Peter Chinburg Round House Hall The Chinburg Carl Carlson

Eaton Actors Form A Club For Drama Work

Eaton, Dec. 7 The Eaton Dramatic club was organized with eighteen members and others to join. Elected officers include W. H. Henson president Andrew Harmuth vice president Elsie Clark secretary Mrs H S Denio treasurer and Mrs J C Carlson dramatic critic and instructor. The club aims to promote drama literature and music and to aid local institutions by staging plays for winter entertainment.

Eaton

Notice of Adjustment Day Estate of John 8 Maddux

Executor L B Carrell summons claimants to appear December sth 1912 at 10 a.m. before Weld County Court in Greeley Colorado for probate adjustments. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay promptly per the notice dated November 18 1912. John T Jacobs attorney. First publication in Greeley Tribune.

John Maddux Greeley Colorado L. B. Carrell Maddusz John T. Jacobs Greeley Tribune

Bigamy case shocks Pueblo as woman pleads for truth

In Pueblo on December 6 Guy Chamberlain, accused of bigamy, sits impassively while Mina Bell Champlain, a Greeley woman, pleads in a jail cell for assurance that she and their unborn child are not harmed. She faints when told the lie she fears. She is pregnant. Chamberlain was arrested after a Burn, Nebraska tip claimed a living wife.

Pueblo Guy Chamberlain Izew Mina Bell Champlain Greeley Chamberlin St. Mary’s Hospital Ospital Chamberlain Neb

Eaton Royal Neighbors Elect Officers for Year

Eaton Dec 6 The Royal Neighbors lodge elected officers for the coming year. Named are Mrs Evelyn Lanman oracle Mrs Birdie Davis vice oracle Mrs James Hughes chancellor and Mrs L B Longwith recorder. A brief meeting followed by a social hour.

Wool Rates Are Lowered by Interstate Commerce Board

The Interstate Commerce Commission set and published the reduced rate on wool shipments eastward from the Rocky Mountain states and Pacific coast to Boston. After reviewing railroad complaints, the earlier withholding was lifted and the new rates take effect. Drug compounds praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy notes its reliability for coughs and colds, sold by all dealers.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Rocky Mountain States Pacific Coast Boston Chamberlain

Famous Wilcox Painter suit nears final decree

A final decree in the Wilcox Painter legal battle grants L C Wilcox about 25000 from J E Painter and the Stone ranch receiver. The long case, in court since 1908, grants 60 days for exceptions to the decree. Mr and Mrs J L Lucas and daughter Irene left for Weldona.

Wilcox-Painter Graham L. C. Wilcox Field and Farm J. E. Painter Stone Ranch Wilcox J. L. Lucas Irene Weldona

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