Commission changes stir city as county appoints new official
The county made changes Tuesday replacing R. E. Winbourn with C. in the appointment lineup, drawing sharp reaction in the city. Mr. Todd assists the men Mr. Strode in the sessions while commissioners DeVinny face forthcoming trials in court. Indictments cite alleged acts by officials, with McClenahan acting as representative of a party and a change in dispensers of patronage noted.
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R. E. Winbourn
Todd
Strode
Toessioners DeVinny
Eir
H. McClenahan
Enheim
Winbourn
Banquet Speakers Named by Colorado Party Organ
The party selects Thomas H. De to act as toastmaster at a banquet. F Slocum, college president, chosen for teation. Indiana’s Everidge invited to deliver a speech and State Chair McDonald will also address. Speakers include Harry Kelly of Denver and other prominent figures from Pueblo Leadville and Denver.
Eastern Star Installation Service Sets Officers
Eastern Star installation of officers followed a Tuesday lodge meeting. Members and guests were served refreshments after the ceremony, listing several named officers and attendees including Mrs. CG J Cond, Mrs. George, Mrs. William Lod, Mrs. G A Ringle, and others.
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Eastern Star
Seshour Way
CG. J
George
William Lodin
G. A. Ringle
Tarry Swanson
Treas
Warden
D. A. Marshal
AL W. Mumper
H. Larkin
Susther
Martha
O. H. Ta
Trial of C villiliken in Pardee for beating claim
An uncertain court entry outlines a case involving C villiliken charged in Pardee with a severe beating of Bull and a civil action against the town of Milliken. judge McKinney to hear the matter with Pardee alleging extreme cold and suffering and a fire incident as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Villiliken
Pardee
Evans
McKinney
Milliken
Clough
Directors of No 2 Ditch and Reservoir Companies
The No 2 ditch company and the No 2 reservoir company held annual meetings on Tuesday. The ditch company voted to oppose transferring excessive waters eastward and levied 50 cents a share. directors elected were B. C. Rienks David Kelly A. N. Lyster H. N. Bickling and C. H. Rea. The reservoir company reelected the old board: B. C. Rienks David Kelly A. N. Lyster H. N. Bickling and Lewis Kern, with an assessment of $1.50 a share.
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Platte River Association
No. 2 Ditch Company
B. C. Rienks
David Kelly
A. N. Lyster
H. N. Bickling
C. H. Rea
Democrat Neely Beats Martin in Seventh Kansas Race
Hutchinson Kan Jan 10 George A Neely Democrat elected to US Congress from Kansas seventh district to succeed the late E H Madison Republican Kinkle Republican district chief concedes Neely by 1200 to 1500 votes while Gray Democratic chair claims 2000 majority. The election places two Democrats in Kansas delegation joining Taggart in the second district.
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Hutchinson
Kan
George A. Neely
United States Congress
Kansas
E. H. Madison
John M. Kinkle
Republican District Committee
Neely
Frank L. Martin
John Graybill
Democratic Committee
Representative Madison
House of Representatives
Joseph J. Taggart
A. C. Mitchell
Judge Martin
Union National bank board re elected at annual meeting
The annual meeting of Union National bank stock holders reported thriving business and expected further growth. Officers and directors were re elected including president B F Johnson and vice president W H Farr. Other board members named were J B McCutcheon, E H McClenahan, O O Russell, H A Russell and Alfred Leaver. BE Decker cashier and L E Wyatt assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank
B. F. Johnson
W. H. Farr
J. B. McCutcheon
E. H. McClenahan
O. O. Russell
H. A. Russell
Alfred Leaver
BE. J. Decker
L. E. Wyatt
Church Elects Its Officers in Eaton Annual Meeting
At Eaton First Congregational Church with 175 present, S. V. Dickinson was retained as pastor. T. K. Wilson named treasurer, Fanny Jones clerk, deacons elected Fred Shattuck and W. B. Longwith for two and three years. J. B. Wilson to lead Sunday school with H. W. Robbins as assistant. Committees appointed. reports praised finances and spirituality. banquet and social hour followed.
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H. W. Robbins
Dr George W Graham Dies In Seattle Health Move
Death notices report Dr George W Graham, a former Greeley dentist, died January 5 in Seattle after moving there for health reasons. He was 77, survived by his widow. Interment is expected in Seattle. Also reported, Mrs M A Person, 77, suffered a broken hip and wrist after a fall on an icy walk. she is in critical condition at her daughter's home.
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George Graham
George W. Graham
Seattle
Wash
Graham
Greeley
First Philharmonic Recital Set at Orpheum Theater
The Philharmonic orchestra plans its first Sunday recital at the New Orpheum at 3 50 pm with a 10 cent admission. The program features four orchestral numbers, a duet, and solos by both instrumentalists and vocalists. The ensemble may expand to 25 with added instruments, and patrons include many Greeley residents backing biweekly concerts.
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Philharmonic
Orpheum Theater
Greeley
Philharmonic Orchestra
New Orpheum Theater
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Denver
Cannon
J. C. Kendel
Lucy Delbridge
Lina M. Harris
Emma Poirson
Helen EB. Phillips
Thomas W. Olson
Harry Faulkner
Catherine Elmer
Florence Barber
Arthur Chase
John Insinger
Morris M. Rathbun
E. L. Dunham
Fine winter party features city artists and youth trio
Mrs. C. H. Wolfe and Mrs. Richard Ernesti hosted a musical afternoon at 720 Eleventh street. Pink carnations brightened rooms as a program by leading city artists pleased guests and introduced Herbert Aspinwall Philip Williams and Raymond Wolfe performing two horn pieces with piano. Refreshments followed. hosts were aided by Mrs. C. B. Hesford and the young trio.
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C. H. Wolfe
Richard Ernesti
Wolfe
Eleventh Street
Herbert Aspinwall
Phillip Williams
Raymond Wolfe
Chaminade
Ky. Clark
Verdi
la Serenata
Tosti
Luther Beaman
C. B. Hesford
Windsor Takes Up Bonds For Sewer Bonds
Windsor council met Monday night and decided to take up 500 of its sewer bonds. The town has made an excellent showing in financial affairs in the last six months and arrangements are in place so these bonds can be paid any time before maturity.
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Windsor
Mrs Dotson Plans Return Visit To Weston Texas
Mrs. M. A. Dotson, away 45 years, will travel to her birthplace Weston Texas to spend two months renewing childhood ties. She plans to leave this week and reconnect with relatives and old friends in town.
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M. A. Dotson
Weston
Tex
Newlyweds Dinner in Kersey Home for Donovans
A wedding dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. O M Donovan's home in Kersey to honor C B Donovan and his bride who wed New Year's Day in New Jersey. Fifteen guests attended including H E Witwer, Lucker, J B Lynn, Harry Bertch and families from Kersey and Greeley. The event featured pink and white flowers, a floral centerpiece, and a six o'clock dinner with lively conversation. The couple, noted as a progressive young farmer and his wife, are expected to become notable additions to Kersey society.
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Lucker
J. B. Lynn
Harry Bertch
Bertch
Kiley
M. Chapman
Greeley
Convermma Eneenin Afwe
Road meeting shows Weld county clubs unite for roads
Greeley commercial leaders say sixteen county clubs join the Weld County organization to push road issues for all clubs. A delegation to the Pueblo Good Roads convention is planned with about a dozen members expected to attend. Revival at Nazarene Church draws crowds as Evangelist E Apson leads services. many seek prayer, salvation, or sanctification.
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Greeley
Commerlal
Ern Colorado
Ty Commercial Club
Ounty
Timothy
Z. X. Snyder
B. Petrikin
Good Roads
Pueblo
S. M. Edgell
Willis Eaton Everal
Weld County
Nazarene
E. A. ‘Son
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Narene
Eleventh Twelfth Avenues
J M comi to be week ind join ost free
J M reportedly joins a weekly ind event as a guest, with free admission announced. The article notes a planned appearance and potential program details for attendees.
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J. M
Ind
Eaton Bank Has Annual Election
Eaton Jan 10 The First National Bank of Eaton held its annual meeting and reelected officers J D Wilson president W R Clark vice president Fred Weller cashier Conrad Stockfleth assistant cashier Al Meyers named director replacing A C Adams who moved to Buffalo N Y Remaining directors include officers T H Wilson A J Eaton and Albert Eaton A J Eaton now resides in Los Angeles and Albert Eaton in Greeley while both maintain Eaton interests Ross Coulter II suffers a broken nose from a basketball game at the armory last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Eaton
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert Eaton
Greeley
Eaton
Statewide Commercial Club Plan For Denver Congress
The Greater Colorado Commercial congress becomes a fact with counties to appoint Denver delegates. The organizers aim to have each county represented by locals in Denver to guide state affairs, elect officers, and establish a Denver HQ. The first congress meeting will occur next week after county groups confirm dates.
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Greater
Colorado
Congress
Denver
Fraternal Union installs officers at Tuesday meeting
Members of the Fraternal Union of America held their annual officer installation Tuesday evening. After the lodge session a social hour followed with refreshments. New officers include H. H. Salsser as Master, R. D. Thompson Secretary, E. C. Billins Treasurer, Frank Adams guide, Lloyd Decker guard, Earl Davis sentinel, Bertha Larson Mercy, Jessie Wadlin Justice, Nellie Smith Truth, and C. H. Ford Trustee.
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Fraternal Union of America
H. H. Salser
F. M
R. D. Thompson
E. C. Billins Treas
Frank Adams
Enide
Lloyd Decker
Guard
Earl Davis
Sentinel
Bertha Larson
Mercy
Jessie Wadlin
Justice
Nellie Smith
Truth
C. H. Ford
No Hard Times At This Sale In Ault Jan 10
The McCutcheon and Springsteed sale east of Eaton drew between 5000 and 6000 dollars with keen bidding. Two teams of mares sold for 900 dollars, farmers bought all items, and Aust Congregational church served lunch. Auctions continue today on the Robert and Cooper farm with the same church society serving lunch. Farmers plan to relocate, with farms rented to new tenants.
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Ault
McCutcheon & Springsteed
Eaton
Austin & Mondt
Congregational Church of
Aust
Robert & Cooper
Knights Install Pythias Officers In Semiannual Ceremony
The Knights of Pythias held a Monday evening installation of officers for the next six months. Named were Ed Levagood as C C, C E Short as Wv C, R E Winbourn as prelate, D R Griegg as M W, Charles E Clark as K R and S, C J Yardley as M F, J Henry Couture as M E, T W Winch as M A, A E Howarth as I G, and Emil Haerdtle as O G.
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Knights of Pythias
Ed. Levagood
C. C
C. E. Short
Wv. C
R. E. Winbourn
D. R. Griegg
T. W. Winch
A. E. Howarth
I. G
Emil Haerdtle
O. G
Hog shipments from McKis and Cheely to Denver markets
Fort Lupton reports McKis sick and Cheely shipped eighty fat hogs to Denver markets this morning. The hogs were fattened on pea vines and barley and are expected to bring top prices.
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Fort Lupton
Greeley Council Balances City Finances and Funds
The city treasurer’s books will balance with an estimated $10,000 unspent from last year redirected to the contingent fund. Council deferred the long building ordinance awaiting first reading next meeting, while approving Clayton park plat and licenses for Bons and Florence. Ben Marsh receives $21.25 instead of $40 after city damages deduction.
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County of Weld
Greeley
W. L. Clayton
Clayton Park
Bons
Florence
Ben Marsh
Abandon Trip West in Auto
An auto party from Greeley left on New Year’s Day aiming for Los Angeles but faced heavy snow in the Palmer’s Lake region and near La Junta. After shoveling a five mile path through a blizzard the group loaded the car onto a train and continued by rail with R. S. Burroughs and Walter Adams, planning to be joined by Mr. Gibson in Pueblo.
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Greeley
la Junta
Los Angeles
R. S. Burroughs
Walter Adams
Greelery
Mr. Gibson
Pueblo
Palmer’s Lake
Coldest Day in Weld County Debated by Townsfolk
Ault readers argue over Weld county record low temperatures with claims of February 12, 1899 and February 19, 1899 and March 1, 1898. The Greeley Tribune is urged to verify the exact date to end the feud.
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Ault
Greeley Tribune
Weld
Neck of the Woods
John Wylie Dies of Tuberculosis in Orchard
John Wylie aged about 30, son of Mr and Mrs William Wylie of Greeley, died at his Orchard home after a two week illness. He lived in Greeley years ago, later managed a lumber yard in Orchard. He is survived by his parents his widow and one child.
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John Wylie
William Wylie
Greeley
Orchard
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Clarence English
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