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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

4

Examination for Forest Service Job Openings in Denver

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination on June 16 in Denver and several other locations to create eligibles for forest clerk and related posts at $900 to $1,200 annually. Appointments may be across Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota forests. duties include office work and routine supervision absent tasks. no housing or meals provided. Applicants should request form 264 from the Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local exam secretary.

Denver United States Civil Service Commission Durango Fort Collins Grand Junction Pueblo Trinidad Cheyenne Laramie Sheridan Wyo Aberdeen Deadwood Sioux Falls Watertown S. D Forest Service Battlement Pike, Routt Sopris Colorado Hayden, Bonneville Wyoming Sioux Forest South Dakota Washington, D. C Secretary of the Board of Examiners

Presbyterian Choir Social Evening At Pollock Home

The Presbyterian choir entertained about thirty members Friday at Mr and Mrs R E Pollock home. After a regular rehearsal a social hour followed with a senses test including sight smell and taste challenges. Mrs Pollock and daughter served refreshments.

Presbyterian Choir R. E. Pollock

Butcher Arraigned on Statutory Charges

Arthur Butcher, Erie school teacher, was arraigned before Justice Hatch on two statutory charges. One crime carries one to twenty years, the other one to ten. He admitted the lesser offense. Bonds of $800 each were signed by the boy and his brother. Butcher was released. A hearing is set for next Tuesday before Justice Hatch.

Arthur Butcher Erie Justice Hatch Butcher Pete Peltier

Veterans of Civil War Reunite Recalling Old Bonds

Two war veterans Ira Vista and Col Bloomfield recount shared battles and flags seen near Oxford and Greeley. Bloomfield, once in Mississippi campaign with Grant, recalls messages from a little girl linking past loyalties and gratitude for service. The tale recalls the enduring ties formed in war and the long history in the San Luis Valley.

Denver Mt. Delbridge Bland Grant Mississippi Bloomfield Oxford Delbridge Estes Greeley Dee San Baca San Luis Valley Agnree G. A. R. Daeo

District Court Hears Wilcox Partnership Case

Judge Bennett presided as the Wilcox partnership dispute moved through district court on Saturday. The case involves Mrs. Evans suing the Pheton Land & Coal Co over coal land purchases from years past. The company contends the payment and signatures were invalid or not properly authorized. Arguments were ordered to be submitted in briefs for court decision.

District Court Ae Wilcox Partnership Bennett EN Nee Sock Evans Phceton Land & Coal Company

Veterinary convention in Denver outlines state veterinary commission

Veterinarians Robert H. Bird and fm Quinn attended the state veterinary convention in Denver Saturday. Greeley’s veterinary leader was elected president of the association and the meeting discussed a 1 by the last legislature call for a veterinary commission. The governor indicated he would appoint the commission as soon as the law allows, with Drua likely to serve.

Robert H. Bird Fm. Quinn Greeley Denver Veterinary Commission Drae

Annual Meeting Notice for Potato Growers Commission

The regular annual meeting of the Potato Growers Commission will be held at the office of the company located at 700 Sixth Street, Colorado, at 2 o'clock p m on June 12, 1999. Trustees and other business related to properties will be transacted. James G. Graham and P. Charles F. Mason are listed.

Kindness to Animals in Colorado and Wyoming Sheep Ranges

Forest officers note careful care by sheepmen during late season. Sheep, unshorn due to late storms, receive blankets or covers to protect backs and thus substitute for wool. This practice helps withstand severe weather and has saved thousands of dollars for sheep owners.

Colorado Wyoming

Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Helpful in Greeley Testimony

A Greeley citizen reports long term kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Henry Sneath of 429 Ninth St. cites his daughter’s dropsy and back pain relief as evidence. The testimonial urges other kidney sufferers to try the remedy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents.

Greeley Ince Dean Beter Ore Henry Sneath Ninth St Cole Bey H. Reynolds * Co Sneath Sen Sidney Pilis New Y Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Doan

Denver婚 Colorado Couple Ties the Knot

Greeley residents Wayne B Patterson and Ming Gladys Johnson wed Friday night at the Snoiley hotel in Denver. They will spend several days there then travel east before returning to Greeley to begin married life. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Smith Johnson of 1736 Weber Avenue and is described as bright and popular. the groom is the son of Mrs Jennie Patterson and is active in local offices. They plan to make their home in Greeley.

Johnson-Patterson Denver Republican Greeley Peool Dena Wayne B. Patterson Ming Gladys Johnson Greeley Denver Snoiley

Correction on a preacher and the Hal case in Tribune

A correction notes a preacher’s remarks about a city visit and a man named Hal facing possible insanity. The speaker explains the wife’s view he belongs in an asylum and outlines his role to inform authorities for protection and proper investigation.

Tribune Ft&hd

Drama at Hill's House in Kersey Draws Crowd

The Evans Dramatic club presented A Cheerful Liar at Hill's a House in Kersey Friday night. The crowded audience gave the production much applause. Cast included McK Downing George P Young Nomer Sims Melvin Parks Miss Luella Parks Miss Josephine Brubaker Miss Elizabeth Worrow.

Kersey Evans Dramatic Club Hill Prang Mc. K. Downing George P. Young Nomer Sims Melvin Parks Luella Parks Jowrphine Brubaker Elizabeth Worrow

Lindhurst Nesbit Wedding Reported From Williamstown Area

Charles Nesbit and Miss Kath Lindhurst wed Thursday morning. Rev. R. J. Hunter officiated at the Tylerian church with the couple traveling by auto from their families. They plan to reside in Johnstown after the ceremony.

Lindhurst-Nesbit Charles Nesbit Williamstown Kath Lindhurst Johnstown R. J. Hunter Ylerian Mange Stown

Lumber firm buys prime corner amid Denver-Laramie condemnation

The Gilcrest Lumber Co. has paid 12000 for the Stanley Day corner at Tenth Street and Seventh Avenue, a block south of their current site, which has been condemned by Denver-Laramie. Crews work today to move the yard to the new site immediately.

Gilcrest Lumber Co Tenth Street Seventh Avenue Denver-Laramie

Consolidation of Two Large Ranches Around Hardin District

A Colorado Springs based Woods Investment Co purchases the 70 ranch of Frank Burton and the Von Richthoven ranch near Hardin including the Hardin townsite. The combined 10 000 acres will be called Woodbine with corner stones placed on 40 acre plots as land is sold in small tracts. About 5 000 acres are under river flood water and 5 000 acres are grazing land with heavy soil suitable for onions. H N Fletcher of Denver leads the new company.

Hardin Masters Frank Burton the Woods Investment Co Colorado Springs von Richtoven the Woods Investment Company Riverside Reservoir Woodbine H. N Fletcher Denver

Going Abroad for Four Month European Trip

Dr and Mrs G R Warner of Grand Junction and Miss Alleen Monahan depart Denver Monday for a four month international tour. Monahan meets her uncle and aunt in Denver while Mrs Warner visits Durkee parents in Green Bay. They sail from Montreal June 25 via New Haven Conn and Moville Ireland en route to Scotland England and Berlin where Dr Warner will present a dental paper.

G. R. Warner Grand Junction Alleen Monahan Denver Miss Monahan Berlin Warner

Epworth Leagues Hold Business Meeting and Spelling School

The Epworth Leagues of the Methodist church held a Friday evening meeting and social at the church. Committees for war service departments were announced by new officers. An old fashioned spelling school was held with Ernest Tucks and James Wickens as winning spellers. Refreshments followed as attendees enjoyed the gathering.

Epworth Methodist Church Warius Ernest Tuck James Wickens Tuck

Plan for New Filter Basin in Houston City

The mayor, Alderman Star, water works superintendent, and city engineer left last Friday to outline plans and secure an estimate for a new filter basin. With a surge in water use a third basin is expected within a year, prompting council action. Banks must settle for at least a year before concrete to ensure a solid foundation, then be raised this summer for construction next year.

Houston Starkey

If You Are Worth $50,000 Do Read This

Advertisement promising relief for diarrhoea with Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Claims a cure in one or two doses and notes the remedy has long been used and is reliable. Priced at 25 cents and sold by all druggists.

All Druggista

Texans ship cattle to Kersey pasture near McMillan Smylie camp

Gordon McMillan and Frank Smylie have received a shipment of cattle from Texas. The 600 head lot will be turned into pasture near Kersey where the McMillan Smylie camp is located.

Texas Big Bend Gordon McMillan Frank Smylie Kersey McMillan-Smylie

Quaker Scotch Oats Promises Health Strength

The advertisement extols Quaker Scotch Oats as the world’s recognized best oatmeal and the cheapest daily breakfast. It cites government experts and Yale athletic trainers as endorsers and notes availability in regular and large family packages for city trade.

Europe Yale University

Don t Ridicule Your Boy

A long exhortation warns fathers against mocking boys dreams or talents in art, science, or future work. Ridicule damages self confidence and may crush potential, while encouragement helps a child pursue a God given bent. The piece cites Orison Swett Marden and stresses sacredness of a child s aspirations.

More Authority Given CAC Head

Fort Collins, June 5. By action of the state board of agriculture the college president gains power to suspend faculty or staff until the next board meeting for any sufficient cause. The measure aims to ensure discipline and emergency action without board referral. Economy will be practiced. only part of the appropriation can be anticipated. An engineering building is delayed. two rooms will be prepared at a cost of 1209 dollars. Salary adjustments await committee review. one raise approved for Miss Inga M Allison to 1200 per year due to high performance and an offer from another institution.

Fort Collinge State Board of Agriculture Inga M. K Allison Rausch

Board Honors Retiring Leaders in Resolutions

Resolutions were adopted thanking the retiring board president Captain B. F. Rockafellow and former Secretary A. M. Hawley for their services and also crediting Dr. Aylesworth for faithful work during the period.

B. F. Rockafellow A. M. Hawley Dr. Aylesworth

Rexaji Orderlies Claim Fast Relief for Constipation

An advertisement from Reynolds Drus Co, the Rexall Store, promotes Rexaji Orderlies as a safer laxative option claiming instant relief, no griping, and a money back guarantee if not effective. It markets two sizes 1c and 25c and asserts minimal after effects and easy daily use.

Reynolds Drus Co Rexall

Chamberlain's Salve for nursing infant distress

A notice advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a cure for a distressing ailment in nursing infants. It recommends applying the salve as soon as suckling ends, wiping with a soft cloth, and notes many trained nurses use it. Sold by all grugguists.

Planning Trip Europe R R Biter Heads Traffic Manager

R R Biter, head traffic manager of the C and 8, was in town Friday on business. A number of people from Greeley and vicinity plan a trip for the old country, and Mr. Eisster will route them over the C and 8 to Galveston for steamship departures.

Europe R. R. Biter Greeley Old Country Eisster Galveston

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