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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1910

Page

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Breeley Contractor Fatally Injured After Shaft Fall

L. C. Hammond, contractor in charge of a new P. L. Hudson store project at 1223 Fourth Avenue, was hurled into an elevator shaft and died after being found unconscious on the basement floor. He lived at 102 Thirteenth Street with wife and two children. The coroner will decide on an inquest.

P. L. Hudson Fourth Avenue L. C. Hammond Coarge Hammond Thirteenth Street Myrtle Smith

Solemn Ordination Service and Rectory Dedication

A solemn service at Trinity church featured Rev Edwin J Skinmer of Ault ordained with Rev Thomas A Schofield and Rev George Hain of Trinity Memorial Denver officiating. The Alice Hester Memorial Rectory was formally dedicated with an appropriate service.

Tee Bimbop Trinity Church Alice Hester Edwin J. Skinmer Ault Taean Counervice Thomas A. Schofield Misionary George Hai Trinity Memorial Denver Keetor Bonell

Real Estate Office Opens in Severance

Feb 1 report from Severance states J F Hall has opened a new real estate office here after years in the area. Substantial town property changes are noted with activity in land deals. F T Wikert sold a delivery barero to Willie Alicire and several large transactions are under way but not yet closed.

New Heal Daily Tribune Severance J. F. Hall F. T. Wikert Selivery Willie Alicire RE. B. Stear J. W. Dillon

Batley Case Sustains Key Question in Damages Suit

Monday session before Judge Garrigues heard arguments in the Batley versus Shee case. Attorneys William Kelley and Ewing appeared for the plaintiff while Cherfos for the defendants objected to the answer and the proceedings.

EK Batley D. G. Shee Judes Garrigues William Kelley Ewing Hey Cherfos Nidbaianee

Bachelor entertains forty friends with house warming

Prank Kutcher, a prominent bachelor near Greeley twelve miles east, hosted a house warming at his newly built ranch home. About forty guests attended a noon dinner prepared by his housekeeper, Mr. King, and the gathering was described as hearty and memorable by those present.

Kutcher Greeley Ketcher Ratch King Mr. Keteher

Funeral services for Mrs Maria Owens

Funeral services for Mrs Maria Owens wife of William Owens were held at 2 o clock last Tuesday at the Baptist church. She was 54 years old a long time Greeley resident and had lived in Ault. She died in St Josepha hospital Denver after an operation. She is survived by her husband one son John Owens and two daughters Mrs J W Neal and Mrs Nellie Hughes.

Maria Owens William Owens Owens Greeley Ault St. Josepha Hospital Denver Owens Ie Hueband John Owens J. W. Neal Nellie Hughes

Liord Elmore Suffered a Broken Arm After Street-Wagon Accident

Liord Elmore five year old son of Mr and Mrs V Elmore of 402 Eleventh street suffered a broken arm when he fell while attempting to catch a ride on a passing wagon near East Ward School. He is doing as well as can be expected.

Liord Elmore V. Elmore Eleventh Street East Ward

Shrove Tuesday Ball at Camfield Hotel in Greeley

Shrove Tuesday social event of the season will be held at the Camfield hotel with Father Andrew B. Casey and his parishioners finalizing plans. It serves as the last pre Lent party for Greeley residents before forty days of abstinence begin.

Inet Camifield Andrew B. Casey Greeley

Greeley High to Meet Lafayette High in Fast Friday Clash

Greeley High School prepares for a highly anticipated Friday night game at the Armory against Lafayette High School. Lafayette arrives on a long winning streak, having defeated Louisville, Boulder Medical, Denver M C A student team, Littleton, Arvada, Wheatridge, Idaho Springs, Castle Rock, Fort Lupton, Boulder Business College, and Denver University dental school. The Greeley squad has shown solid play, boasting wins over Baton, Fort Morgan, and one other earlier game.

Aton Armory Greeley High School Lat Seoigh Lafayetta Areo Lafayette

Banquet date set by Commercial Club directors

The Commercial Club board decided the next banquet will be held February 14. Discussion topics are still to be decided at a future meeting. The last banquet was highly successful, prompting plans for another soon amid interest from local businessmen.

Commercial Club The

Zelda Ketcham Bids $400 for Ditch Cover in Ketthar District

Zelda Ketcham filed a claim with Gerk and the Ketthar Ditch authorities for the cover of the Ketthar ditch, with a bid of $400. The filing notes the ditch lies in the lim tretgneton district Noo.

Ketthar Ditch Lim Tretgneton Zelda Ketcham

Mrs Sullivan Visits Relatives and Ranch Work near Greeley

Mrs D J Sullivan of Denver visited her sister Mrs Albert Langier of LaSalle and was in Greeley Monday to look after the family ranch interests near the city.

D. J. Sullivan Denver Albert ‘Langier LaBalle Greeley

Arranges to Return Home After News of Pather’s Death

Mrs. Clarence Kidder, owner of Coronado Millinery, traveled to Denver to finalize a trip home to Stromebure Neb. She returned to learn her father had died. Her mother was in good health and awaiting her arrival as Mrs Kidder plans to resume business after Friday.

Clarence Kidder Denver Kidder Coronado Stromebure Neb

Fruit Raising Topics At Windsor Farmers Institute

Windsor hosts a Farmers Institute with speakers from the State Agricultural College. Fruit culture is a key session, alongside soil fertility, insect pests, potato culture, feeding stock, and diseases of horses. The program lists speakers and times for the day.

Windsor Farmers’ Institute State Agricultural College Weld County Tay E. B. Bennett A. Keyser Ilam H. M. Cottrell Glover

Stroms Planned Northward Journey This Week

Mr and Mrs G H Strom will travel this week to Salt Lake City to visit the father of the husband and then proceed to Colorado Springs. They then plan to march on to the Pacific coast before returning.

G. H. Strom Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Pacific Coast

Bi Boyse Leaves Monday for Chicago Visit

Bi Boyse departed Monday for Chicago where his wife is visiting, leaving on a short trip.

Bi Boyse Chicago

Frozen potatoes kill valuable horse on Kruse ranch

Norman Kruse of a ranch four miles northeast of Greeley reports his valuable horse died after eating frozen potatoes. The incident is urged as a warning to farmers to keep frozen potatoes away from horses and other stock, as such feed is common but the danger is not widely known.

Norman Kruse Greeley

Pridey Night Dance At Langs Hall In Gilcrest

A large crowd attended a Pridey night dance at Langs hall in Gilcrest hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zilar and Mr. and Mrs. Bam Sampson. The event was well received and enjoyed by those who attended.

Gilcrest Lang's Hall Herman Zilar Bam Sampson

Rollin Haynes Hurt in Bicycle Accident

Rollin Haynes son of H N Haynes 1505 Sixth street was thrown from his bicycle while riding toward his home Monday at about 9 30 PM. He sustained severe head cuts, was unconscious briefly, but helped to his home where medical aid was summoned and he was able to move about with no serious permanent effects anticipated.

Rollin Haynes H. N. Haynes Sixth Street

Case of Boyds vs Pierce Irrigation Continued Over Absences

Due to witnesses being absent the case of Robert Boyd and Aurelia Boyd against Pierce Irrigation Company is moved to the spring term. The trial order will be vacated. The Boyds seek damages for alleged taking of a right of way through their property. Berator Carpenter and Attorney Baker represent the Boyds. Attorneys Tew and Joseph C. Ewing represent the Pierce Irrigation Company.

Robert Boyd Aurelia Boyd Pierce Irrigation Company Boyds Berator Carpenter Baker

Dance at Kenny Kersey Jan 28 Frat Dance of the Season

Arrangements are complex for a dance at Heffer nan hall tonight. This is the frat dance of the season and will be largely attended.

Kenny Kersey Heffernan Hall

McCrery to Lecture Farmers in Sidney on Seed Potatoes

Secretary J F McCrery of the Commercial club will lecture farmers in Sidney Nebraska on seed potatoes. A carload of seed potatoes is expected and will be sent to McCrery who will depart immediately for the Nebraska U. Prof Fitch of the State Agricultural College has inspired Sidney residents to consider growing seed potatoes and they will provide seed only to this district.

Sidney Neb J. F. McRery Commercial Club McCrery Nebraska Um Fitch State Agricultural College

Greeley High Defeats Longmont in Gridiron Showdown

Greeley High defeated Longmont High 47 to Ty in a close game played at Lovement Satu. No additional reliable details are available from the readable text.

Creeley High Longmont Lovement Greeley Labe Uoie

Snyder to Confer With Normal School Directors on Gunnison Build

President Z X Snyder of the Greeley Normal School travels to Gunnison to confer with the directors of the neighboring school about plans for a new building. The Gunnison Normal will be under Greeley’s jurisdiction and serves many students from the western slope.

NEW Normal School Z. X. Snyder Gunnison Greeley School Normal School Greeley Normal School Gunnison Normal Greeley Institution Snyder Gunnison School Greeley Normal

Sub-let contract for building largest ditch in Greeley area

Nunn Feb 1 Knowlton and Bolen of Denver sub-let the main ditch project to W P Lemonds extending over two miles to the east line of Section 34. Lemonds to build the Nupa lateral later and establish two ditch camps near Nunn and Section 34. Greeley Construction Co prepares Lake McGrew reservoir camp six miles east of Nena. Reservoir work starts this week.

Lemonds Nunn Greeley Construction Company Lake McGrew Nena Ali

Pierce Real Estate and Building Boom Persists

Pierce records indicate continued building activity with near to $60,000 in 1910 projects and steady real estate deals though no major land purchases. Incorporation efforts proceed quietly, with residents hopeful Pierce will soon become an incorporated town in the county.

Pierce

English Conlin Settlement Reaches Jury Verdict

A jury in Judge Preasley's court ruled for Mr. English granting $25 for a farm rental commission connected to James Conlin of near Greeley. Costs of $21.75 were charged to Conlin. Conlin plans to appeal to the county court.

Mine disaster leaves hundreds dead at Primero Colorado

A devastating explosion at the Primero mine of Colorado Fuel & Iron yesterday afternoon killed or trapped many workers. By tonight rescue teams recovered dozens of bodies and an alive miner, while access remained cut off by a blocked main shaft. The disaster prompted extensive efforts as officials and rescuers worked through the night.

Colorado Fuel & Iron Company J. F. Thompson

Union Pacific Seeks Delay in Greeley Rail Case Hearing

A suit by Union Pacific against the city of Greeley and several railroads over a 400 foot right of way was continued to February 15 at the railroad’s request. Denver attorney Co Dorsey heads UP counsel. City Attorney Joseph C. Ewing confirms the continuation and notes UP’s delay is viewed seriously by the defendants.

Union Pacific Railroad Greeley Colorado & Southers Railroad Burlington Road Greeley Terminal Road Denver and Greeley Street Car Company Union Pacific Dorsey Denver Joseph C. Ewing

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Breeley Pied Hammond T C. EB. Batley Owen Lafayette High School Pather Johnson Aarti Darce McCcrery Newn Man Two Mile Ditch Greeley- Poudre System Piprop Conlin Primero Colo Neon
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