Stockholders Visit Boyd Lake For Ditch Project Evaluation
About forty stockholders from the Greeley-Love land ditch toured Boyd Lake this morning with owner Mr. Sanborn to assess the reservoir. He offers to sell the lake to the company for 350000. An election will follow the visit to vote on the proposal.
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Boyd Lake
Sanborn
Boydake
Greeley
Oveland
Hillsboro Steck
Hillsboro
Mr. Sanin
Trip Around the World Social At Local Baptist Church
The Enavor class of the Baptist Sunday school held a Trip Around the World social Tuesday evening. Miss Allan Richart taught, with tables representing Ireland Iceland Japan South America and Southland. Refreshments included potato milk pie ice cream tea puffed rice and melons. Proceeds benefited the church.
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Baptist
Misa I Allan Richart
Clave
Ireland
Mine Richart
Jansson
Iceland
Japan
Jessie Snyder
L. EB. Twist
Hich
Southland
Cople
Twelve fire hydrants installed in downtown area
Twelve large fire hydrants arrived for the downtown district and will be installed. Two hydrants will be tallied at each of the six principal corners to allow attachment of four hose lines at one corner. A new main replaces an old four inch line, improving fire protection alongside recent mains and equipment.
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Down Town
Fir
Camfield Hotel
Tenth Street
Righth Avene
Eighth Reet
Colorado
Greeley
Alderman Starkey
John James denies intent to compromise suit
John James of Kersey objects to a Tribune report that the director of Lower Latham Ditch company met Mrs Masters to settle her $5,000 suit. Sterling and James of Morrison, with attorney Dr Ewing, were present in Kersey on business and say they were called to slow the alleged damage. James says Mrs Masters has no case and will fight it.
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Kersey
Tribune
Lower Latham
Masters
Messre
Sterling
James
Morrison
Dr. Ewing
Finda Strake Arrives After Day from David City
Mies Finda Strake arrives here a day after departing David City Nebraska for a 4 mile event with Mine Bessie Morgan.
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Mies Finda Strake
David City
Neb
Mine Bessie Morgan
Greeley Poudre Case Resumes In District Court
The Greeley Poudre Irrigation district case resumes before Judge Garrigues with objectors arguing improper district organization. Witnesses include attorney Ewing who testified he signed the petition and voted though land title showed transfers not recorded. Desert entrymen are named as respondents, while district attorneys claim sufficient bona fide landholders vote. eight votes against the measure include several desert entrants.
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Greeley-Poudre
Garrigues
Ewing
Most of Force Are Laid Off at Empire Reservoir
Special to the Tribune reports nearly all workers left the Empire reservoir project in Ker sey. About twenty teams arrived from the project, leaving only sixteen men on site. Bijou Irrigation owners allegedly offered pay by time limits, which many refused. Company officials deny knowledge of layoffs.
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Empire Reservoir
Kersey
Bijou Irrigation Company
K In
James W. MacCreery
Mr. McCreery
D. A. Camfield
Ten Year Old Lad Makes 1500 Mile Trip
Ernest Loney, ten years old, left with the Trib une force to travel 1500 miles round trip to Kentucky to visit his grandma. He will change cars at LaSalle, Council Bluffs, Chicago and Indianapolis. This is his third such trip with his parents. He saved for the journey by delivering papers and running errands.
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Ernest
W. C. Loney
Tribune Force
Kentucky
LaSalle
Council Bluffs
Chicago
Indianapolis
Union
Windsor Tramp Fire Threatens Lumber Yard
Special to the Tribune Windsor July 20. The fire department fought a midnight blaze started by tramps camping in a deserted dugout near tracks about 100 feet from the Gilveest Busted Lumber yard. Flames prompted alarms as townspeople raced to the scene but were extinguished. the lumber yard was saved, and the trespassers fled before crews arrived.
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Tribune
Windsor
Sugar Beet Prospects Improve In River District
H Timothy reports sugar beet acreage lower but healthier. last year 27 000 acres was seeded with one third flooded or damaged. Experts project about sixteen ton per acre with new pricing based on sugar content. Plant repairs, water filtration, and a 200 foot intake well support a three plant, 100 day operation. Fewer Japanese workers due to smaller plots.
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H. Timothy
Mr. Timothy
Timothy
Greeley
Lunacy Hurdle in County Court Trial
Fort Lupton farm hand William Bevins, recently fetched from the district, is arraigned for lunacy amid claims of a million dollar hiding plot involving certain women. Officials delay complaints eligibility, the squire orders sixty days in jail on a muntimus for disturbance while a county inquiry proceeds.
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Fonk
Fort Lupton
William Bevins
Lupton
Alpine Lake Picnic Trip with Fishing Party
A morning outing by train to Carr for a picnic and fishing trip to Alpine lake. Miss Edith McCreery, Miss Mary McCreery, Miss Dorothy McCreery, Miss Helen Crawford, Miss Faye Anderson of Denver, Donald McCreery, Ralph Christopher, and A B DeVoe joined, meeting Jack Smillie of Paton with a ten passenger car. The group traveled the old trail to Alpine lake spent the day fishing and enjoyed a fine picnic dinner served on the lake shore.
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Alpine Lake
Edith
Mary
Dorothy McCreery
Helen Crawford
Faye Anderson
Denver
Donald McCreery
Ralph Christopher
A. B. DeVoe
Carr
Jack’ Smillie
Paton
Council Quietly Ends Session With Petitions Rejected
In a late night executive session the council refused A. J. Condon’s garage petition and rejected Heaton Bros. for insufficient wall thickness. Windsor residents face sprinkling limits 4 to 9 PM. A Mill Power canal abandonment plan includes 41 060 to city for Fourth street lateral. Empson Canning and Clayton Investment must close a nuisance open sewer. A special meeting is planned for Tuesday. Carrie M. Snook visited Longmont for a short stay.
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A. J. Condon
Heaton Bros
Eighth Street
Windsor
Seventh Avenue
Poudre River
Fourth Street
Empson Canning Company
Clayton Investment Company
Fort Morgan Visitors Call on Gill and Johnson Families
Misaac Helen and Lucile Gill of Fort Morgan visit Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gill and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson. Harry Snook traveled to Kersey by motorcycle Tuesday and reported very muddy roads on the return trip after the rain.
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Misaac Helen and
Lucile Gill
Fort Morgan
W. H. Gill
B. F. Johnson
Harry Snook
Kersey
Mrs Brooks Sightseeing Trip Through Greeley
Mrs. M. Brooks, the williner at the Crockett Moody store, traveled from Denver to Greeley this morning en route to the East to inspect fall styles.
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M. Brooks
Crockett-Moody
Greeley
Denver
Farrs Return From Poudre Cottage After Flooding
Thomas Farr and his son left the M. D. Spencer cottage on the Poudre after a heavy rain. Farr says the river rose about a foot yesterday.
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Thomas Farr
M. D. Spencer
Poudre
Miss Baxer Plans Idaho Trip After Colorado Visit
Miss Georgia Baxer returns Tuesday from a month in Colorado Springs and Colorado City and expects to depart later this week for Idaho and Yellowstone National Park.
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Georgia Baxer
Colorado Springs
Colorado City
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Miss Maud Howard Teaches in Greeley Heads to Hood River
Miss Maud Howard a Greeley teacher spends the summer in Hood River Oregon after visiting her mother at their Green Mountain Falls summer home in June.
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Maud Howard
Greeley
Hood River
Ore
Miss Howard
Green Mountain Falls
Miss Tommie Atwell Wins Park College Diploma New Job
Miss Tommie Atwell returns to Greeley from Denver after completing a course at Park Business College and accepts a post with Judge EB C Smith. Her home is Red Springs New York and she is sister of Mrs F J Peyton.
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Tommie Atwell
Greeley
Denver
Park Business College
EB. C. Smith
Miss Atwell
Red Springs
N. Y
F. J. Peyton
Milan Reservoir Firm Files Incorporation in Weld County
Bates and Rogers Construction, an Illinois corporation involved in Milan reservoir work, files incorporation papers in Weld County as a prelude to an attachment suit against Denver Reservoirs Irrigation Company for money due and damages.
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Bates and Rogers Construction Company
Illinois
Milan Reservoir
Weld County
Denver Reservoirs Irrigation Company
James Rowan Taken Into Custody For Insanity Exam
Officers Lininger and Ahrend arrested James Rowan a laborer in Greeley after he exhibited hallucinations claiming people intend to hang him and that a scaffold is set at Island Grove park. He has been in town six years, is a widower, and was jailed pending a sanity examination.
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Lininger and
Ahrend
James Rowan
Rowan
Greeley
Island Grove Park
Sidewalk bicyclists chased by Windsor marshal
Windsor officials report Marshal Hinckley enforcing sidewalk bicycle rules. Lindsey Amoss and M. H. Laybourn were arrested and ordered to appear before Judge Chipman at 6 p.m. for a hearing.
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Marshal Hinckley
Lindsey Amoss
M. H. Laybourn
Chipman
Evans saloon case remains tied up in court
The Evans saloon case status remains unchanged as lawyers debate admitting parol evidence. The court considers whether public records can be proven by oral testimony after records were lost. Judge Bradfield ruled to admit parole evidence for a two year old election. Also, St Louis visitors Mr and Mrs Will E Leach and family stay with I S Hickman in Greeley en route to Estes Park.
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Will E. Leach
Will B., Jr
Harriett
St. Louis
Greeley
Hickman
Leach
Estes Park
Popular Greeley Couple Weds in Denver Ceremony
Arthur Strong, prominent local capitalist and landowner, married Miss Isabelle Maynard in Denver at 9 this morning. Maynard, recently from Bloomington Indiana, studied music in Paris and led a Park Block conservatory in Greeley. After a brief wedding tour the couple will reside at Strong's Greeley home.
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Arthur Strong
Isabelle Maynard
Greeley
Mr. Strong
Maynard
Bloomington
Madam Marchesi
Conservatory of Music
Paris
Park Block
Chautauqua
Birthday Dinner and Slumber Party for Alice Taylor
Alice Taylor celebrated her birthday with a Tuesday dinner hosted in her honor by Miss Bessie Potter. Later the group attended a slumber party at the Taylor home. Attending were Misses Alice and Frieda Taylor, Lois Wright, Bessie Potter, Florence Potter, and Myrtle Eldridge.
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Alice Taylor
Bessie Potter
Taylor Home
Alice and
Frieda Taylor
Lois Wright
Florence Potter
Myrtle Eldridge
Union Pacific Tops Weld County Tax Payers List
Weld County’s largest tax payer is Union Pacific Railroad contributing $60,000 in county taxes. The Great Western Sugar Company follows with $33,000 from three factories in the county.
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Union Pacepic
Weld County
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Great Western Sugar Company
Laramie Line Inspection Underway by Denver Executives
General Manager Green of Denver and J R P Taylor travel to inspect the Laramie line. Taylor will report to a major foreign syndicate seeking a twenty million loan for the project. Orman grading works at Fish Creek canyon on a large cut risking winter delays. a large workforce is expected soon between coal fields and Thompsen to advance main line construction.
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Denverm
Laramie
J. R. P. Taylor
Panama Canal
Taylor
Orman Grading Company
Fish Creek Canon
Thompsen
Camfield Tests for Chicago on Last Evening Business
D. and Camfield tested for Chicago last evening on business matters.
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Chicago
Drought Rain Spreads Across Fort Lupton Platteville Areas
Beneficial rains fell across much of the county with Fort Lupton Platteville and nearby districts receiving heavy or soaking showers. Eaton Ault Kersey Pleasant Valley and LaSalle saw varying amounts. Some areas had hail dust only while others reported soil and crop relief from the showers.
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Lupton
Kersey
Platteville
Pleasant Valley
Ault
Fort Lupton
LaSalle
Greeley Kersey
Eaton
Northern Colorado Day at State Exposition Set
September 14 has been set apart as Northern Colorado Day at the Interstate Fair and Exposition. Several thousand northern Coloradans are expected to travel to Denver for the event and show support for their region.
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Colorado
Denver
Moffat Road Excursion Praised as Grand Scenic Trip
Travelers slated to ride the Moffat road next Sunday July 24 hail it as the grandest short scenic trip in the world. The Denver to Tolland route climbs from 5170 to 8889 feet with dramatic canyon and park scenery and a Continental Divide summit. Fare 2.50 to Tolland and return or 1.50 extra for the Continental divide top with 7am Greeley departure and return times to be announced.
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the Tribune
Denver
Boulder Park
Denver-Laramie
Tolland
Greeley
Mrs S B Wright Visits Denver for Two Week Visit
Mrs S B Wright travels to Denver this morning for a two week visit, staying with friends and sightseeing planned during the trip.
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S. B. Wright
Denver
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