Final Settlement Hearing in Estate of Avah Mer
In the matter of the estate of Avah Mer, administrator Winefred H. Senie sets a final settlement before the judge in Greeley Colorado. Persons in interest may object. notice gives time and place for filing objections and heirship evidence regarding Renier and Jeannette Be Wie, decedents. Publication dated January 20, 1920 in the law and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estate of Avah
Cae 'Peli
Colorado
Wien Sistas Porson
Renier
Jeannette
Ted
Greeley Colorado
H. Senie
Pen
Avah
Mer
South Ward
Lawt
Settlement in Estate of Mary Crowell
Executors Samuel Crowell and George H. Hall will appear before Weld County Court in Greeley Colorado on February 14 1910 to present final settlement and seek discharge. Interested parties may object. Publication dates in the Greeley Tribune January 13 1910 and February 3 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crowell
Weld
Colorado
Samuel Crowel
George H. Hall
Aid
Greeley
Samuel Crowell
Mary Crowll
Greeley Tribune
LeRoy Laird Seeks Lease on State Lands in Colorado
The State Board of Land Commissioners reports that LeRoy Laird of Greeny Colorado has filed an application to lease lands described as part of Keo 36 Two Xn OW in Weld County Colorado. No other applications will be considered after the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of tLamd
Denver
Cole
LeRoy Laird
Green Y
Colorado
Eid County
Bey
Fferbon
Register State Board
Greeley Tribune
Notice of Adjustment Day for Orlande Clark estate
Samuel A. administrator of the estate of Orlande Clark deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons indebted to the estate of Orlande Clark to appear before Weld County Court at the Greeley courthouse on March 7, 1916 at 10 a.m. for adjustment of claims. Dated Greeley Colorado January 15, 1910. Charles F. Tew attorney. First publication January 20 1910. last publication February 10 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraede Clark
Greeley
Colorado
Samuel A
Orlando Glark
Charles F. Tew
State land auction in Weld County describes 180 acres
A public auction is set for February 2 1910 at 2 pm in Denver for 180 acres in Weld County Colorado with minimum price 874 50 per acre and 11 300 improvements. Terms require 10 to 20 percent cash depending on price and annual payments with a federal bond and state mineral rights reservation.
Sale of School Lands in Weld County Colorado
Notice of sale by the State Board of Commissioners for lands in Weld County Colorado on January 15 1910 at 2 PM in the Capitol Building Denver. Describes Section 2 16 acres NW quarter Two North 45 West minimum price 74 50 per acre improvements 11266 and terms including cash and annual payments. Rights reserved to minerals ores coal asphaltum and surface necessary for mining. Application No 7106 parcels sold in order with bonds and citizenship requirements. First publication in Greeley Tribune January 15 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Land Ofminetonere Capitol
Den
Colorado
Weld County
Olorade
Rchaser
United
Zarie Usticn
Missioners
Capitol Building
Lasda
Sitanin
Jounty
State of
Jarred Register State Board of Commissioners
Greeley Tribune
Bary Ti
Estray Notice From Platteville Colorado January 1969
State board of inspection commits in Denver, Colorado, gives notice of an estray animal taken near Platteville about December 26 1968. Description lists a flea bitten mou, barefooted, weights unspecified. Owners must claim on or before January 1969. otherwise the animal will be sold for the owners benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Colorado
State Board OF Inspection
Denver
Notice of Estate Claim Day Proceedings
Fred J. Schick administrator of Lizzie Schick deceased of Weld County Colorado gives notice that February 14, 1916 at 10 a.m. is the day to present claims against the estate. Creditors must settle debts immediately. Dated January 3, 1916 in Greeley Colorado. Attorney N Haynes is handling the matter. Last publication February 1, 1878.
Stockholders Meeting Notice for North Poudre Irrigation
North Poudre Irrigation company holders are summoned to Fort Collins city hall on Monday February 1910 at 10 am to elect a board of directors for the year and to transact other regular business. Dated Fort Collins January 4 1910. L. C. Moore president. Attest L. C. Buttorff secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Poudre Irrigation Company
Fort Collins
Colorado
L. C. Moore
L. C. Buttorff
Greeley Irrigation Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice that the stockholders of Greeley Irrigation Company will hold their annual meeting on February 1, 1910, at 1 p.m. at 809 Ninth Street, Greeley, Colorado. The meeting will elect a new board of trustees, levy assessments, and address other business. W. E. Kinsella, Secretary, Greeley, Colo., January 2, 1910.
Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company Directors Meeting
The Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company will hold a meeting on February 1, 1910 at 10 a m in the Weld County Savings Bank office in Greeley Colorado. The purpose is to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting. Secretary N Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Reservoir & Canal Company
Weld County Savings Bank
Greeley
Colo
Greeley Drain Extension Ditch Company Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of The Greeley Drain Extension Ditch Company will be held at the secretary's office 822 Ninth street Greeley Colo on Saturday February 6 1910 at 2 o'clock p m for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and business as may properly come before the meeting. Harry L Dowell Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Drain Extension Ditch Company
Ninth Street
Greeley
Colo
Harry L. Dowell
Sec
Lucerne Hall Company
Lucerne
Busineme
Lucerne Hall Company to Elect Five Directors
The Lucerne Hall Company will hold its annual meeting in Lucerne Colorado on February 4 at 7 36 p m to elect five directors and transact other business. MAX K GERRY secretary January 16 1919 Lucerne Colorado. The Willow Creek Irrigation Company stockholders meet at the court house in Greeley Colorado on February 7 at 10 a m to elect five directors and transact other proper business Co PD PAGE president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek Irrigation Company
Court House
Greeley
Colorado
Co. PD
Special meeting notice for Windsor Reservoir and Canal stockholders
Notice to stockholders owning over 1 cent of stock of The Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company calling a special meeting in Greeley Colorado on February 1 1916 at 3 PM to decide extending the corporate life for twenty years and to authorize related actions. Includes stockholder names and share counts with publication in the Greeley Tribune in January 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company
Greeley
County of Weld
State of
Colorado
A. D
Eri. K. Packard
L. C. W. Gavin
EK. L. Hensley
J. D. Wilson
Albert F. Baton
Bruce G. Baton
Frank G. Reeman
Said
Annual stockholders meeting of Colorado Engineering and Construction
The annual meeting of stockholders of Colorado Engineering and Construction Company will be held at the companys office 920 Ninth avenue Greeley at 2 p m February 7 1910 H F E Badger President For Rent We have a few well improved good farms for rent With plenty of water Our terms are one seventh of the beets one fourth of the small grain one seventh of the cantaloupes We give you all straw from the grain all beet tops 20 per cent of the weight of the beets back in pulp for feed We furnish alfalfa seed and give you all day out first season Come and talk with us at 81 Eighth avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Engineering and Construction Company
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
H. FE. Badger
Eighth Avenue
More Men Needed to Complete Gilmore Canal Work
LaSalle Jan 18. One hundred teams are at work on the Gilmore canal outlet to the Milton reservoir, but more men and horses are required to finish by April 1 per contract. The 23 mile canal varies 22 to 18 feet wide with a five foot bank. Baxter and Garretson of Denver hold the contract and have eight sub contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Gilmore Canal
Milton Reservoir
Baxter and Garretson
Denver
Mystic Lodge Hosts Farewell Dinner for Van Antwerp Couple
The Loyal Mystic Lodge entertained at the Baker home with a dinner party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp before their move to Iowa. Neighbors and friends joined 35 guests for a card matching game, dinner, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Lewion
Loyal Mystic Legion
F. EB. Baker
Harry van Antwerp
Birthday Surprise for Husband at LaGrange Home
Mrs T H Robinson arranged a Tuesday birthday surprise for her husband in the LaGrange district. Sixteen neighbors and friends gathered at the Robinson home to wish him well. The evening featured a high five game and a generous supper served by the hostess.
Major Real Estate Transfers Reported
Two large transfers closed Friday. George Haynes sold property near Ault to A. T. Chambers for 18700 dollars, and James A. Tweed transferred a large ranch near Timnath to Robert Montgomery for 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haynes
Ault
A. T. Chambers
James A. * Tweed
Timnath
Robert Montgomery
Creditors Realize 62 Percent in Thompson Clothing Bankrupt Focus
Secretary Kinney of the Weaver Credit Men's Association reports creditors of the Thompson Clothing company of Greeley, bankrupt a few weeks ago, have obtained 62 percent on their accounts with possible further recovery. The firm failed for $75,000 and the accounts were placed with the Denver Credit Men's Association for adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Kinney
Weaver + Credit Men’s association
Thompson + Clothing company of
Greeley
Thompson Clothing Company
Denver Cred +it Men's association
Alleged theft at LaSalle leads to arrest in watch case
Ray Rymer was arrested on a charge of stealing an expensive watch from a package at Pacific Express in LaSalle Friday. The sheriff reports the watch found on Rymer and a confession made. Deputy Sheriff Peterson led the case and captured the suspect after weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Pacific Express Company
Ray Rymer
Peterson
Fort Collins Rancher Travels From Greeley To Ault
Lee Cook of Fort Collins visited Greeley Sunday and traveled to Ault on business. He used to live near Greeley and has owned a large Fort Collins ranch for years, which he has disposed of. Next month he will move to Costilla County to manage an 11 acre ranch recently purchased with his partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cook
Fort Collins
Greeley
Ault
Mr. Cook
Costilla County
Demurrer Overruled in Denver Laramie & Northwest RR Suit
In district court the demurrer in the Denver Laramie & Northwestern Railway case against C. H. Bartels and others was overruled. The railroad seeks property for its right of way. The argument ran for several hours and ended about 1:12 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, Laramie & Northwest
C. H. Bartels
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promise Quick Vitality Boost
The busy and mighty little tablets claim to convert weakness into strength and gloominess into cheer. They work gently so users may not notice a dose. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Little Doings in Platteville and Nearby Towns
Platteville notes show George Powers of Greeley visiting Prof. W. E. Reid. Dr J F Dawson travels to Denver for family reasons. Guy Mosher enjoys a Denver stay as a few Platteville residents attend the Denver stock show. Mrs J H Wasley improves from pneumonia. Arthur Terry remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
George Powers
Greeley
W. E. Reid
J. F. Dawson
Denver
Wik
Guy Mosher
Roger
Platteville News
H. C. Mosher
Gilman
G. L. Armstrong
Fort Lupton
Mamie Johnson
Coykendall Bros
Frank Ballinger
Miss Beynon to Open Millinery Store Here Soon
Miss Margaret Beynon of Denver spent the week with Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Gormley and expects to open a millinery store locally soon. A concert and dance at Odd Fellows hall benefited the lodge. B. Rains traveled to Greeley for business. Ralph Powers moved to Denver then Joplin, Missouri, to visit relatives. A daughter was born Friday January 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker. Howard Kennedy of Fort Collins visits Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McNg R. J. Kent visits Mrs. Russell Payne of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beynon
Denver
T. B. Gormley
Bert Walker
Howard Kennedy
Fort Collins
C. H
R. J. Kent
Russell Payne
Greeley
Ra cer elected president of Kersey Woman's League
Kersey Jan 14 Mrs G W Rac er elected president of the Woman's League of Kersey at the Thursday afternoon meeting held at Mrs F L Miner's home. Officers include Rosencrans as vice president Scoby as secretary Henderson as treasurer and Jank Kallaus as chaplain. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey Woman's League
Kersey
G. W. Racer
Woman’s League of
F. L. Miner
Rosencrans
Lee Scoby
A. M. Henderson
Jank Kallaus
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cough Relief and Lung Strength
Simple remedy for la grippe notes cough danger and pneumonia risk. Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs so no serious results need be feared. Genuine product contains no harmful drugs and is in a bright package. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Druggis
Bessie Couch Weds John Wagner in Raton Nuptials
Mrs. Bessie Couch of 808 Twelfth Avenue and John Wagner an employee at the Greeley sugar factory who lives at the Exchange hotel were married last Tuesday in Raton New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Couch
Raton
Greeley
Twelfth Avenue
John Wag
Exchange Hotel
N. Ox
Boy 6 Dislocates Knee After Slippery Schoolyard Fall
Winton Clark aged 6 fell while playing basketball at LaGrange school on a icy yard at noon. A doctor from Eaton dressed the injured knee and no serious consequences are expected. The Clarks rent a Bruce Eaton ranch in La Grange district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Clark
LaGrange School
Eaton
Clarks
Bruce Eaton
la Grange
Movement to rename Hardin county town to Woodsdale faces backlash
Citizens of Hardin resist a proposal to rename the town after the Woods brothers who bought riverfront property. Captain Hardin, for whom the town is named, was a Weld county pioneer and Indian fighter whose legacy locals want preserved amid bitter protests and questions of gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Woodsdale
Woods Brothers
Weld County
Burlington surveyors finalize line between Hudson and Greeley
Burlington surveyors complete final survey as they camp at Chestnut's ranch in Beebe Draw about sixteen miles from Hudson. The line runs nearly straight between Hudson and Greeley, with a detour around Milton Reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hudson
Greeley
Chestnut
Beebe Draw
Milton Reservoir
Little Doings in Other Towns in Big Bend Area
Mrs J M Bainbridge joined Denver stock show visitors this week. Elihu Winslow and X Dempewolf also attended. Mrs A McMillan stayed with Gordie McMillan as Gordon attends the Denver show. The Coffman duo returned from Denver Tuesday. A dance at the Hudson ranch near Peckham drew large attendance and late departures. Mrs George Moehrle suffered a bad fall in Greeley. Revival meetings run at Peckham church. Mel Griswold and son Wilbur left for Princeton Illinois after visiting Mrs Griswold’s parents. Gipson Social Club met with eleven members and two guests. Next gathering at Mrs Wilson Turner’s. January 26 guests Erma and Lena Weesner and Nadine Picard visited Miss Ethel Spurgeon. Mr McCall sold his farm and bought five acres near Evans. Massuere siblings Delia and Marshall Massuere, long in California, visit their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bainbridge
Denver
Edith Harrington
Coffman Ranch
Elihu Winslow
X. Dempewolf
A. McMillan
Gordie McMillan
Gordon McMillan
Mec-Millan
G. W. Coffman
Enver
Moehrie
Peckham Church
Mel Griswold
Wilbur
Princeton
Ill
Gipson
Swan
Wilson Turner
Erma
Lena Weesner
Nadine Plcard
Ethel Spurgeon
McCall
Evans
Marshall Massuere
Delia Massuere
California
Mrs. Massuvere
Denver and surrounding towns figure in weekly notes
Masters William Short transacted business in Denver on Friday. E. W. Day and Earl Thompson visited in Denver and Caste Rock last week. Mrs. Tom Nathaway is home from Farragut Indiana for her niece wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Day are in Maine due to illness of Day's mother. Misses Anna Chaffin and Minnie Mackey returned after visits in Denver and Greeley. Stock show attendance listed with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Short
Denver
E. W. Day
Earl Thompson
Caste Rock
Tom Nathaway
Farragut
W. Day
William “. Day
Maine
Mr. Day
Anna Chaffin
Minnie Mackey
Greeley
Condon's Odd and End Sale Opens Tomorrow
Condon's sale begins tomorrow morning with a small lot of window shades in 36 inch width priced at 65 to 75 cents each. Fibre matting of 200 yards at 29 cents per yard. Limited inlaid linoleum, originally 1.25, selling at 69 cents per yard. Rope portieres valued up to 7.50 now 2.25.
Boy Severely Wounded While Cutting Wood
George Neuswanger son of Mr and Mrs Chris Neuswanger injured his foot with an axe while splitting kindling at J W Dillons home. The blade cut between two toes severing veins and he bled heavily before bandages and transport to the Dillons home. A separate real estate ad appears for Morgan county farm land and city property on Eighth Ave with cash sale offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neuswanger
Chris Neuswanger
J. W. Dillon
Dillons
Oasis Lodge installs officers at regular meeting
Installation of officers conducted Wednesday evening by Oasis Lodge No. 13 Daughters of Rebekah. New officers include N. G. Mrs. Mattie Hoffman and Vo. G Miss Anna Davis with secretaries Mrs. Josie Woodbury and Mrs. Bertha Couzens, denoted by full titles and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Lodge No. 13
Daughters of Rebekah
Mattie Hoffman
N. G
Anna Davis
Josie Woodbury
Bertha Couzens
Cora Adams
Lottie Camfield
Eugenia Smith
Harriet Oney
L. S
Colobrady Land Company Elect Their Officers
The Colorado Land and Orchard Company met Wednesday evening and elected J H Kays as president B L Kittle as vice president A F Carter as secretary and treasurer. Directors include C A Ingle and E A Cross with 25 to 30 stockholders mainly from Greeley. The firm owns 260 acres near Hotchkiss to develop into a fruit ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Land and Orchard Company
J. H. Kays
B. L. Kittle
A. F. Carter
Good work in a woman's club at Delta county
Miss Mary F. Rausch led a housekeepers short course at Colorado Agricultural College in Delta last winter. A new club formed to plan and serve luncheons for six for one dollar. Meetings occur biweekly with luncheon, discussion of Household Management and Chemistry of the Household, readings, and sewing. In October an afternoon tea for seventy five guests cost 2.60 featuring chocolate tea peanut sandwiches Scotch cakes and salted peanuts. The club studies USDA bulletins and plans a recipe booklet souvenir from Miss Rausch’s future lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Agricultural College
Delta
Mary F. Rausch
Sausch
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nausch
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Cock OF Pinal Settlement
LAS
Oriamde Clark
Sal
Estrat Advertisement
Livete Sehick
Deste Bohick
Fred J. Schick
Lizzie Schick
N. Haynes
Greeley Irrigation Company
W. E. Kinsella
Greeley, Colo
Max K. Gerry
Lucerne, Colo
Pemerrer
Windsor
Big Bend
Condon
Condon Mercantile Co
Morgan County
Colobrady Land Company
Woman's Club
The
Bartlett Lumber Company
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