Sheriff Sale Notice of Real Estate in Old County
Public notice of sheriff sale by B H Plorance Sheriff Old County on August 6 1910 at ten o clock AM on the east front of the Court House in Greeley to satisfy a judgment against George H Sweet and others. Described property includes 122.57 acres in section 33 township 6 north range 66 west of the 6th P M with roads ditches and waters rights from Sheep Draw and an undivided half interest in the rights appurtenant to the same. sale subject to lien and contract terms, with costs and interest. First publication July 14 1910 in the Greeley Tribune. last publication July 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Galid
T Sweet
Mortne
Eaid
George H. Sweet
Robert
Hin
Geo Ancett
B. H. Plorance
Old County
Tone and New Raymer name two new directors
Superintendent L H Harrison reports that New Raymer and Stone district petitioned for two new school directors to replace ineligible incumbents. W H Truyan of Raymer named secretary and C F Mentzer of Stone named president as district sits along the Burlington railroad in the northeast county. Rust spent Sunday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Harrison
Raymer and Stone
W. H. Truyan
Raymer
C. F. Mentzer
Stone
Burlington Railroad
Electric line feeds pumps to reclaim Weld county land
Eaton Electric Light & Power runs a district line to operate twenty two pumps in northern Weld county. Charles Camp near Greeley started a plant feeding water to 1235 acres of potatoes once dry. A Denver contractor built the plant at 2590 dollars. HN. Bickling added a 145 acre irrigator, previously run by gasoline engine, and Frank Hatch with fifty acres plans to use electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Eaton + Electric Light & Power company
Charles + Camp
Greeley
Denver
HN. Bickling
Frank Hatch
Farmers to Install Electric Pumps in Irrigation District
Many farmers in the district with land too high for irrigation will install electric pumps. The pumps are reported to work in a most satisfactory manner.
Eaton Expected to Shorten Greeley Lead in Prosperity Race
Denver real estate man Joseph Randall, in Greeley after visiting Eaton, says Eaton is the best town in Weld county and will likely contend with Greeley for enterprise leadership within ten years. He notes Eaton is lively and its citizens know what they want and are pursuing it.
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Eaton
Weld County
Greeley
Joseph Randall
Denver
Greele
Four sisters reunite after 32 years apart in Colorado
Mrs. M Hunt of Kensington and Mrs. T J Piper visit with sister Mrs. De Ette Rue in Greeley. Their sibling Mrs. Emery from Newton Iowa joined the reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Emery traveled on to Bennett, Colorado for a short visit before returning home.
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M. Hunt
Kensington
Kak
T. J. Piper
Greeley
de Ette Rue
Piper
Hunt
John Emery
Newton
Colorado
Mrs. Emery
Bennett, Colo
Jeremiassen and Mrs Beck to Wed at Brother’s Home
Aott July 13. Roes Jeremiassen and Mrs Mary Beck plan a private wedding tonight at Jens Jeremiassen’s home. Rev Yr Marszolf will officiate. Jeremiassen has been a widow for years and the bride is well known for her residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Aott
Roes Jeremiassen
Mary Beck
Jeremiassen
Jens Jeremiaseen
Yr Marszolf
Jeremiaseen
National Education Association elects Mrs Ella Flace Young president
July 7 Boston reports Mrs Ella Flace Young of Chicago elected unanimously as president of the National Education Association defeating Mr Snyder of Colorado. The area committee also backed Mrs Young over Mr Snyder by 28 to 19 for president. Campaigns and new board of governors outlined during the convention with F C Morrison noted in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. Snyder
Boston
Elia Flace Young
Chicago
National Education Insecclation Today
Zr. Snyder
Colorado State Normal School
Snyder
National Education Association
Area Committee Today
Elis Flagg Young
Mr. Young
National Education Convention
Ella Fiage Young
Aged Eighty Year Old Rider Seeks Weld County Farm
Ross Magnus, 80, of West Virginia, arrived in Greeley and visited Frank Madden to inquire about Weld county land. He carried $5,000 in his boot and plans a farm residency after a long horseback journey across much of the continent. Magnus says the 3000 mile trip felt like a return to youth and will rest before continuing toward the coast if needed. Madden seeks land suited for the traveler’s settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Magnus
Magnus
Clerk Madden
Ault Plans Carnival Before Weld County Fair
Ault will host a town carnival during the week before the Weld county fair in Greeley. Businessmen raised 500 toward the event with 200 more needed. Railroads may offer special rates to boost attendance. The farmers institute is set for July 28 in the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Ault
Weld
Greeley
Farmers’ Institute
Union Pacific Stops Sewer Laying Rumor
LaSalle July 13 There is a report that sewer work by Union Pacific from the round house to the river is halted and all men laid off. Supposed causes include retrenchment policy, halting new track work on the Fort Collins Dent branch, or failure to find soft water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
LaSalle
Union Pacific
Round House
Chistes
Fort Collins-Dent
Poisoning by Paris Green Endangers Rancher near Greeley
Herbert Holmes, a young ranchman west of Greeley, contracted Paris green poisoning while spraying ranches. He was taken to Denver for hospital care in serious condition. Weld County has seen several similar poisonings, prompting merchants to warn buyers to use Paris green cautiously.
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Paris Green
Herbert Holmes
Greeley
Denver
Holmes
Weld
Inoculated Hoppers May Aid Country
Fort Collins July 12 after nearly eight years inoculated grasshoppers created by Prof. C. Gillette entomologist at the Agricultural College are reported to be deadly. I. W. Bennett found millions of dead grasshoppers on his ranch ten miles east of town. Gillette and supporters express jubilation over a potential wipeout of the state plague. The insects were inoculated with a germ resembling cholera and released to spread among other grasshoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Cole
C. Gillette
Sabena Sues Christenson Over Leased Building
George K. Sabena sues O. Christenson owner of a Paton store building seeking 1500 damages claiming injury to his business after leasing the building for one year then it was rented to another party. Attorneys Aylenworth and Foote of Fort Collins represent Sabena.
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George K. Sabena
O. Christenson
Paton
Sabena
Christenson
Aylenworth and Foote
Fort Collins
Euit
Luncheon Honors Eastbound Sister in Bridal Week Era
Mrs. Fred W. Griggs hosted a luncheon for her sister Mrs. John Horan, visiting from the east. Guests included Mrs. D. Neill, Mrs. Ralph Drury, Mrs. Edwin Starkey, and Mrs. A. Knight as five course luncheon fragrances of sweet peas framed the gathering.
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Fred W. Griggs
John Horan
D. Neill
Ralph Drury
Edwin Starkey
A. Knight
School building contract awarded to local contractor
Hudson notes the bid won by J. B. Notts for 6576 dollars to build a three room ground floor school with high school grades space. Work to start immediately and finish in 90 days. The old schoolhouse will be sold and used as a church for a year or two.
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Hudson
J. BE. Notts
Kersey to Open Duvinesa Grocery Next Week
July Kersey and Jack Ogden, former paint shop operators, plan a new grocery store in Kersey. They have rented the former Judge H. P. Hill location and will debut Duvinesa next week.
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Kersey
Jack Ogden
H. P. Hill
Duvinesa
Weld County News Notes Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Weld County notes list residents traveling to Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs and Greeley for short visits and vacations. Families including Ber ger Hammitt Ballinger Guthrie and Birkle are mentioned with hospital and health updates for Daisy Shaw and others.
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Berger
Cheyenne
Mamie Zimmerman
Harry
Sie Salomon
David Birkle
John
Denver
Harry Howard
August Ahrenkeit
Stella Schaffer
Pearl Hoffman
Colorado Springs
Guy Hammitt
L W Hammitt
Bessie Sanson
Frank Ballinger
Jack Elliott
J. B. Guthrie
Tom Carpenter
Boulder
Kern
Greeley
Daisy Shaw
Mercy Hospital
John Birkle
Nellie Adams
Ed Hyde
Pumpkin Huskers Edge Hudson 7 to 6 in Tight Classic
Fort Lupton beat Hudson 7 to 6 after a hard fought baseball game Sunday as townsfolk noted the close score. A Monday shower cooled the town while visits included Mrs. Sarah Kline of Loveland staying with her niece Mrs. John Stotts. Frank McMillan of Denver, a Morey Mercantile salesman, guests of W G Hubbell. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Wolehen from near Platteville was buried Monday at Hillside cemetery in Fort Lupton.
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Fort Lupton
Hudson
Near Platteville
Hillside Cemetery
Severance Tony and Otis Carlton win potato race at Luna Park
Severance Tony the Wyoming polo pony owned by Harley Stotts and its rider Otis Carlton won the first prize in the potato race at Luna Park in Denver on the Fourth of July. Mrs N Alkire of Smith district was surprised by Grant Roberts and family from Lincoln Nebraska visiting Colorado for the summer.
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Severance Tony
Wyoming
Harley Stotts
Severance
Otis Carlton
Luna Park
Denver
Local Socials and a Spinal Recovery Report
The notice lists names visiting and traveling families from Fort Collins and Denver including Miss Katie Pfaff Harley Stotts Joe Farar and others. W H Mullin traveled from Fort Collins July 2 to escort his family to celebrations at Lindermeier Lake and return by Tuesday. George Patton, healing at St Luke's Denver, survived a back injury with crushed bone and clots pressing the spine and gradually gains mobility after a successful operation by Dr. Grant.
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Kire
Katie Pfaff
Harley Stotts
Joe Farar
G. W. Bly
Dode Wykert
W. W. Newell
W.H. Mullin
Fort Collins
John Mullin
Clara
Lindermeier Lake
George Jones
Denver
John Reinns
Fairplay
Jones
Laura Reinks
G. W. Patton
Smith District
Swan Lowery Ranch
George Patton
Grant
St. Luke's Hospital
Taft Withdraws Large Coal Land Acreage From Public Domain
President Taft tightened conservation policy by withdrawing 35 073 164 acres of coal lands from the public domain across North and South Dakota Washington Utah Colorado and Arizona. About 20 698 469 acres are new withdrawals and 14 374 695 acres are confirmations and ratifications under the June 25 law. North Dakota and South Dakota receive the bulk of the action. In North Dakota 17 feet? 28 182 acres are taken as workable coal areas. in South Dakota 2 870 287 acres are withdrawn.
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Beverly
Masa
Taft
North
South Dakota
Washington
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Roosevelt
North Dakota
Grover Development Spurs New School Construction
Grover district 89 votes $3,000 bond to build school houses as rapid development prompts multiple new schools. Intendent Harrison received the notice, making several school buildings likely in the district this year.
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Grover
Intendent
Harrison
Board appoints teachers for Olive Branch district No 2
In Ault on July 8 the Olive Branch district No. 2 board named Miss Lida Mencimer of Golden to teach higher grades and Miss Eva Geiser of Greeley to teach primary grades during a special meeting.
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Ault
Olive Branch
Lida Mencimer
Golden
Eva Geiser
Greeley
Notice of Adjustment Day in Wadlin Estate
Samantha M. Wadlin as executrix of John M. G Wadlin deceased announces a court date for adjustment of claims. The hearing takes place August 15, 1910 at 10 a.m. in Weld County Court House, Greeley Colorado. Creditors must present claims and settle dues. Attorney FP J Green. first publication July 14 1910. last publication August 1910.
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John M.G. Wadlin
Fap
U M. G. Wadlin
Eid
Cole
Said Weid
Smaolee
Said
Greeley
Colorado
Samantha M. Wadlin
Bygetrix
Joan M. Gachin
J. Green
Patrolman Shoots Rabid Mongrel After Attacks
A patrolman shot a small mad dog on the north side at Ninth Avenue and Thirteenth Street after it snapped at children and bit several other dogs. Neighbors panicked and the dog’s carcass was sent to the State Agricultural College for brain analysis.
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Ahrend
Ninth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
State Agricultural College
Windsor Business Men Face Sev erance in Afternoon Game
Windsor business men prepare for a notable afternoon baseball clash with Sev erance as many local firms close in honor of the event. The game continues a tradition of friendly competition and community spirit.
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Windsor
Severance Business
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Heriff
C. Rust
Ross Jeremiassen OP
F. C. Morrison
Special Broken Lot Ladies
Oxfords
Phelps
Grealey
Main
Howard & Foster’s
Platteville
Big Reeves Threshing
H.p
Reeves Separator
Reeves
Parks Bros
Orton
Longmont
Colo
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