Galliton Held Awaiting Warrant After Armstron Assault
Galliton is held in custody at the city jail on a charge connected to an assault on Armstrong who lies unconscious a mile east of LaSalle. Doctors fear Armstrong, 60, may not recover due to head injuries. Arguments stem from a past lawsuit. Galliton denies beating him and says threats were for appeal.
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Qupty
Richard
Armstrong
Armistrong
Galliton I
Gallinton
Gider Armstrong
LaSalle
Kelsey
Galliton
Maggie
Lucerne
Greeley
Eaton Welcomes Old Year With Local Watch Parties
Eaton on January 2 hosted several watch gatherings with gold times noted by attendees. Mr and Mrs Jack Waton hosted guests nearby for games and supper. The Baptist young people visited newlyweds Mr and Mrs Groves three miles west for a pleasant evening. A club dance in the new gym drew a large crowd and everyone enjoyed the festivities.
State Ahead of Insurance State Ahead of Insurance
Denver December 31 The state insurance department cleared $218 fisans for the biennial period ending November 30 compared with Panel 33 for the prior period Insurance Commissioner W L Clayton collected in the last biennial period a total of $248 589 69 and the department total operating expenses for the same period including salaries printing supplies and other expenses was $25 596 01 Beardsleys Return to Ault Prof Carl Beardsley wife and baby returned to Ault today visiting their parents since Christmas
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Denver
State
W. L. Clayton
Beardsleys
Ault
Carl Beardsley
Wolfe Photo On Art Calendar
The Rocky Mountain News in Denver is producing an art calendar for subscribers to be distributed on New Year’s morning. It features a large photo of Eddie Featherstone, the colored paper boy from Greeley, captured by C. H. Wolfe with a bundle of papers. The calendar photos are mounted on brown cardboard, the calendars are green, and red ribbons finish the item.
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The
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Eddie Featherstone
Greeley
C. H. Wolfe
City Moves To Ban Gambling Candy Cards In Greeley
Greeley city council on Tuesday night unanimously voted to stop gambling devices such as candy cards slot machines and cigar raffles claiming they flourished after holidays and received complaints. Notices will warn stores and pool rooms and licenses may be suspended or revoked if practice continues. The mayor may issue a proclamation banning discharge of air rifles within city limits following complaints and near misses. A quarterly building inspection ordinance was approved on first reading and a gasoline vapor lighting ordinance passed on third reading. Alderman Morgan and Street Supervisor Seaman were tasked to obtain a gravel haul estimate for the reservoir project noting $1.5 in labor and $7.2 in road tax collected for the year.
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Greeley
Air Rifles
Morgan
New City
Seaman
Fear Woman is Lost in Snow Near Chambers Lake
Mrs. Alice McMillen of Oro county California has been missing for days from a mountain cabin near Chambers lake 75 miles northwest of Fort Collins. A fierce blizzard hindered the search as heavy winds drive snow into drifts. McMillen, once wealthy with northern California orchards, lived with Isaac Bliven on a mining claim and had traveled from California last June.
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Fort Collins
Alice McMillen
Oro County
Calif
Chambers Lake
Bliven
McMillen
California
Deputy Asmus Embarrassed by Namesake Shooting Incident
Nicholas Asmus, a county commissioners deputy, endures public embarrassment after a man sharing his name is fined for shooting at a Windsor wedding where Mrs Bruner was injured. The deputy stresses he was not present and did not shoot at the guests.
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Nicholas Asmus
County Commissioners’ Office
Otf
Windsor
Year's Business Good Fort Lupton Merchants Invoicing
Fort Lupton on January 2 reports nearly all merchants are invoicing stocks this week and many describe a good business year just closing. Strong local trade notes and optimism accompany the year-end accounting.
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Fort Lupton
Visiting Fort Collins for a brief return visit
Horton Cook of Mestta travels from Greeley to Fort Collins for a short visit before returning home. He previously attended school in Greeley and has been visiting friends there for a week.
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Fort Collins
Horton Cook of
Mestta
Greeley
Great Men New Years Resolutions Not Inspiring to W C U
In Washington on January 2 a parade of famed figures reveal New Year resolutions. Uncle Joe Cannon, 76, vows restraint on smoking and drinking among other cautions. Senator Cullom, 83, says he will not quit anything and will keep to simple habits. Lincoln joked about avoiding tobacco and drink. Martine of New Jersey pledges a decent life, voting Democratic, and moderate liquor use. Knute Nelson hunts for a better chewing tobacco, critiquing current tins and quality.
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Washington
Joe’’ Cannon
Illinois
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Lincoln
James E. Martine
New Jersey
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Ammons and Shafroth Begin Colorado Gov Duties
In Denver on January 2, 1909, Governor-elect Ammons takes over the reins of state government at 12 o clock, while Governor-elect Shafroth will receive the salary. They agree Ammons will run the state now, with the official inauguration still set for January 14.
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Denver
Colorado
Ammons
Ship of State
Dentist Dr Karl Bliss to move to Greeley bungalow
Dr Karl Bliss, a dentist in Greeley, will reside in the Fischer bungalow with his wife. Mr and Mrs A R Fischer plan to relocate to Denver in January to establish residence there.
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Greeley
Karl Bliss
Fischer Bungalow
A R. Fischer
Denver
Baker heads to San Acacia from San Luis Valley
Frank Baker leaves the San Luis Valley home of his parents Mr and Mrs F E Baker to travel to San Acacia in the San Wis valley where he is now located.
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San Luis Valley
Frank Baker
F. E. Baker
San Acacia
San Wis Valley
City Dwellers Urged To Farm
Washington dispatch reports Congress urged to grant a large appropriation to move residents from congested centers into agriculture and rural pursuits. The commerce and labor department seeks authority to establish information division branches in Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco to provide farm and industry data and direct people to suitable locations.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Division of Information
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Zeis Visits Mother Amid Denver Telegrapher Duties
Ted Zeis of the Western Union Telegraph company in Denver is spending a few days with his mother Mrs. Be. Zeis. The note records a brief family visit by the Denver telegraph employee to his hometown.
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Ted Zeis
Theodore Fe, Zeis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver
BE. Bb. Zeis
Forest Ranger Visit and Denver Trip Reported
Mr. and Mrs. B. BE. Heilman traveled to Denver on Tuesday to celebrate New Year s. From Denver he will continue to move across the range where he is employed in forest reserve work, continuing his duties among the forest lands.
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B. BE. Heilman
Denver
Mr. Heilman
County Jobs Suggestion Aimed at Reducing Graft
Johnstown and Dr C A Grantham report receipt of a democratic letter urging the new county board to require full board votes on all appointments rather than individual commissioners placing picks for their districts. The writer argues collective voting would curb graft and save money, noting past graft prosecutions and current penitentiary residents.
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Johnstown
Jane
C. A. Grantham
Board of Commissioners
Sheely
Bargain Hunter Manager Questions Shoe Department Inquiry
A shop girl recalls a customer who left asking if the store had a shoe department. The exchange, reported by the Boston Transcript, highlights a shopper’s brief inquiry at a bargain store.
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Bargain Hunter
Boston Transcript
Officers of church chosen in annual meeting
Following a picnic at the Congregational church the annual business meeting elected new trustees Prof J. J. Hays Nelson Demorest Mrs H Reynolds W J Rowe and reelects over trustees Harry H Shaw C H Ward F J Allnutt Dr R F Graham Co T Neill treasurer J B Phillips clerk The new deacons are B L Kittle J E Snook and Prof K E A Cross and deaconesses M Belle Pattee and Miss Grace Alexander J E Snook was elected Sunday school superintendent Trustees to meet Friday to organize and elect a president Jesse Nusbaum to return home for a visit from Santa Fe New Mexico where he works with American archeological projects
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Congregational Church
J. J. Hays
Nelson Demorest
H. Reynolds
W. J Rowe
Harry H. Shaw
C. H. Ward
F. J Allnutt
R. FF. Graham
Co. T. Neill
Auburn Road Is Improved
Farmers in this district donate haulage of gravel to repair a one mile stretch of Auburn Road between the Ross Dix farm and the Thompson farm. They undertake the work themselves to spare next spring’s delays, though they say the county should have done it.
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Auburn
Ross Dix
Thompson
Gun Explodes Wounding Auburn Boy
Auburn January 2 Jesse Redman an 18 year old boy sustained a mangled hand when a home made target gun exploded during practice. A heavy powder charge wounded his palm while another boy assisted. Doctors treated him for several days in a bid to save the hand though some crippledness is expected.
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Auburn
Jesse Redman
Redman
Lupton Keeps Tab On Time in Fort Lupton New Year Festivities
Fort Lupton on January 2 reported several watch parties and crowds. A Methodist Church gathering, Dr Momismuths stag party, the ice at the town skating pond, a midnight demonstation with noises welcoming the New Year, and the annual firemen’s dance in Hegelin’s hall drew large attendance.
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Fort Lupton
Hegelin’s Hall
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