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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
10
Stockholders meeting notice announces annual gathering of the Greeley Ice and Storage Company at the secretary’s office on Monday January 3 1910 at 4 pm for election of five directors and other business as may come before the meeting. I Rothschild secretary dated December 20 1909.
The annual meeting for stock holders will be at Odd Fellows hall Greeley Colorado on Tuesday January 11 1910 at 10 oclock a m to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact other business. If absent send your proxy. E 8 PINNEY Secretary.
A dance on Tuesday a sale on Wednesday and a trip to Kansas on Thursday mark the departure of the Price family from the Todd ranch in Hazelton district. The farewell dance honored the Prices who formed many friendships in the neighborhood. The sale the next day drew a good crowd and the family will live with Mrs Prices parents in Kansas.
Mormon elders visiting the faithful in Greeley have secured the M. B. A. hall at Seventh street and Ninth avenue for weekly services. They will be held Sundays at 2 30 PM with Elder George H. Watts in charge and a cordial invitation extended to the public.
Citizens celebrate the end of Home Electric's local franchise after failures to deliver on promised plant funding and lighting plans. The firm cut light bill discounts, reduced streetlight capacity, and halted globe exchanges, sparking calls for stricter oversight and a return to 2,000 candlepower street lighting.
A Saturday night gathering at the Gladstone ranch in LaGrange district featured games and refreshments. Greeley high school students present included Miss Grace Mulford and Messers Ross English Gordon English George Mercer and Harvey Eldredge.
Professor A. G. Gordon of Greeley high school spoke at the Congregational church Sunday night under church Brotherhood auspices. Despite cold weather a good audience attended the event in Eaton.
Fort Collins December 20 That Valley View the palatial country home of Francis C Grable which burned a week ago will not be rebuilt as a residence but may become a great sanatorium was made known today My present thought is to retain for my private use the little building which I have called the studio and a few acres surrounding it and utilize the remaining grounds for the establishment of a magnificent sanatorium
Denver commission man Mr Weinberger says Weld county is the best location in the country for an extensive hog ranch. Farmers here have long asserted this, and now investors from outside report interest in Weld county’s hog industry. A Denver packing house proposal could further develop the business.
The LaSalle Commercial club promotes a new canning factory in the thriving city. It promises industrial growth and a steady market for farmers across the county. The project appears likely, with the main question about which hands will manage the enterprise.
The University of Copenhagen refused to accept Cook's records as proof of polar discovery. This sparked unfavorable press comment in the United States and diminished Peary's perceived anger on returning from the far north, as Cook claimed to be first at the pole.
Rumors and hints in Tribune columns suggest the Denver Laramie and Northwestern will be acquired by the Burlington. Analysts note speculative purpose in construction and looming litigation with Union Pacific, with a Burlington purchase seen as imminent after recent conferences.
R A Hoffman field secretary for the Colorado Prison Association visited Greeley for several days and spoke at churches. The annual report shows 199 persons decided, 335 provided with employment and transportation, 84 with room and board, 133 with clothing and bedding, 100 with medical aid and loans, 20 lodgings furnished, and 493 meals furnished.
Grover, three weeks old, dies Tuesday evening at the Graham home where Mrs. Howard and the infant were visiting. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Graham residence conducted by Rev. John Doane.
Miss Hettie Armstrong, the Condons store bookkeeper, is ill and George Morgan is taking her place for a few days.
Kemmerer & Co, longtime champions in North Colorado, announce a livestock sale at the Lion Barn on Thursday December 30. The event features 11 head of cattle and 800 head of horses and mules, wagons, tents, and selling supplies. Owner Jackson cites the LaSalle area sale as nearby reference, with horses and mules aged 2 to 4 years sought for bills in February.
Notice states annual meeting of stockholders in Greeley Colorado on Saturday January 5th 1910 at 10:00 a m. to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact other business. Secretary Harry L Dowell announces date and place.
Holders of the Cache la Poudre Reservoir Company will meet on Tuesday January 1 1910 at o clock p m to elect five directors and conduct other business as may properly come before the meeting. If unable to attend send your proxy. BE. 8. PINNEY Secretary.
Notice announces annual stockholders meeting of The Farm Investment Company at its Greeley office on January 11, 1910 at 7 50 p m to elect seven directors and address other matters. Included are brief local notices of visits and travels by residents Mrs E F Nichols Mrs I J Curry and Mrs Planhart and a Windsor School principal Eleanor Fay enroute to Grand Junction.
Mrs. Van Why and her son Edward from Grover traveled to Greeley last night to join the Gibson Murray wedding this evening.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hein and their children have left the residence they occupied and will establish a new home in Hastings Nebraska.
Mrs Ida Sargent of Eaton traveled to Greeley Monday to greet her sister Miss Bertha Wilson who arrived from Portland. The Portland train does not stop in Baton so Bertha was met earlier by Ida in Greeley.
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