Guardian's real estate sale in Colorado court notice
Guardian assigns sale of estate of Emil minor in County of Colorado in Denver 1910 court proceedings document. Notice sets May 14 1910 time and location front of Creeley property for highest bidder. parcel described by section and range. sale subject to conditions, taxes, and prior interests. Whitney attorney 834 Cooper Denver to publish and file objections by June 8, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrado
Bret
Denver
Emil Dt
Colorsie
Bree
Creeley
Ind
Georado
Fe Hall
Colorado
Whitney
Summons in Weld County Court Case Names Aldrich and Nordgren
The District Court of Colorado Weld County requires Beers H J Aldrich L W Davenport and others to appear and answer the complaint filed by Katharine Nordgren. The notice warns of default judgment if they fail to appear within ten days after service and publication. The case lists several defendants including The Grand Island Company and Oraood Island Banking Corporation with judge John T Jago presiding. Publication date June 1910 in the Tribune.
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Ve. Beers
H. J. Aldrich
W. Harre Haley
Grand Ialand Aa Tompany, & Corporationn
Apert
L. W. Davenport
State of Colorado
Ersoma
Orarood Island Banking Corporation
Ureetinereby
District Court of State of Colorado
Uae
Greeley
Sayohn T
Bey Tribune Mp
Public notice of estate and hearing in Colorado
A formal county court notice states that Watson G. Sterling deceased is under probate in Colorado with heirs and creditors urged to appear. The document directs immediate payment and attendance at a hearing on the estate, naming the county, date, and official to publish the notice.
Mayor Racer May Resign Amid Postmaster Rules
A letter from the First Assistant Postmaster General urges Mayor G W Racer to resign as postmaster class rules bar candidates for elective office. The postmaster position carries a salary, while the mayoral post is honorary. Attorneys say actions as mayor may be illegal. Resignation expected next week.
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Kersey
May
G. W. Racer
Racer
Cnt
May Cause Complic ations Over Franchise Vote
Special to the Tribune. Kersey June 4. If true, should Racer still hold office when the water and light franchise ordinance passes town board his signature or veto may be legal. He opposes granting the franchise, stirring a plan to oust him. At a town board meeting last night the ordinance and an eighty five name petition were read. Four board members favor the ordinance and two oppose it Charlies Wolfe and RK Latimer. The ordinance and petition were referred to a committee of Dr W S Spaulding C R Williams and Wolfe. Wolfe is the only committee member against it, suggesting the committee will report accordingly if Racer resigns as mayor the board will appoint his successor.
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Tribune
Kersey
Racer
Charlies Wolfe
RK. W. Latimer
W. S. Spaulding
C. R. Williams
Wolfe
Kidney Health Relief Reported by Springfield Reader
Mr B F P Kelley of Springfield writes that kidney and bladder troubles worsened over a year, with dull headaches and painful urination. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks, headaches subsided and bladder function returned to normal, ending distress.
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B. FP. Kelley
Springfield
Alea
Foley
LaSalle inaugurates first mayor and town board
LaSalle's first mayor James A. Stewart and six board members took the oath before Justice of the Peace McKenney, except B V Behrena away in Hot Springs. The new board inherits election papers, appoints a clerk, police officers, and begins drafting ordinances on railroad crossings and street units plus the pending electric light franchise. Board members are R. R. Carpenter, W. S Kinzer, H. B. Brunnelie, Philip Dale, John Bentley, W. R. Davis and O. D. Cook.
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Lasallas
LaSalle
James A. Stewart
KB. V. Behrena
Hot Springs
Ark
Justice of Peace McKenney
T. W. Olson
Philip B. Smith
LaSalle Observer
Greeley Gas & Electric Light Company
R. R. Carpenter
W. S Kinzer
H. B. Brunnelie
Philip Dale
John Bentley
W. R. Davis
O. D. Cook
Railroads Move Ahead While Injunction Looms Over Greeley
Union Pacific seeks a temporary injunction against Greeley as Denver and Northwestern and Burlington rush to complete 400 foot right of way. By the hearing date, both railroads will have laid all necessary track. Judge Lewis's ruling on the injunction remains doubtful. Burlington crews worked last night to extend track, with no plans to halt work on uncertain court action.
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Union Pacific
Greeley
Denver, Laramiee & Northwestern
Burlington
Lewis
United States District Court
Luncheon for Sixteen at Mrs Williams Home
Mesdames Williams and Taylor hosted a delightful luncheon for sixteen at Mrs Williams home. Peonies and smilax formed the artistic decorations while guests included Mrs Hotchkiss, Mrs Couzens, Mrs Parker, Mrs Nusbaum and others.
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Mesdames Williams and Taylor
Eugene Williams
J. A. Taylor
Williams
W. A. Hotchkiss
Charles Couzens
H.rm Parker
A. W. Davis
William Boomer
Charles Camp
W. H. Farr
W. C. Levis
George Randolph
Ault
B. Kk. Packard
M. S. Losey
T. H. Datley
Willus Eaton
Eaton
Slayer of Soldier Captured Here Is Subjected to Jeers
Cheyenne June 4 Leslie Ply mell the policeman charged with killing Private Frank Carroll of the second artillery and who was captured in Greeley has not been supplied with an attorney and no movement to secure his release on bail has been made. He is confined at the county jail and is subjected to taunts of other prisoners who became acquainted with him while they were inmates of the city jail where they assert they were ill treated. An investigation of the shooting Monday night of three soldiers by members of the police department has been made by Mayor Cook City Attorney Riner and Councilmen Stanton and Keating of the police committee and the finding of this board is said to have exonerated the officers. The investigation was held behind closed doors and nothing regarding the evidence or finding has been announced.
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Cheyenne
Leslie Plymell
Frank Carroll
Second Artillery
Greeley
Cook
Riner
Stanton
Keating
Police Committee
Uncle Sam to Be Grover's Light Man
Grover June 4. Farmers plan to petition the government to reclaim thousands of fertile acres near Grover using underground streams for irrigation. Government pumping plants would lift water to reservoirs and also generate electricity for lighting at fair rates. A landowners committee will present the plan to the reclamation department urging approval.
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the Tribune
Grover
Sam
Reclamation Department
Decorate Homes and Stores for Greeley's Fortieth Birthday
The committee on decoration calls on Greeley residents and businessmen to adorn homes and shops with red white and blue for the fortieth anniversary parade. All stores are urged to close during the event to boost the celebration and dress the town in holiday attire.
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Greeley
Pioneer Association
Ault Farmers Cut Potato Acreage as Wheat Prospects Grow
Ault farmers shrink potato plantings this season due to potato bugs and low prices. About 200 fewer carloads of potatoes will be shipped than in 1908, totaling around 1,200 cars. Wheat prospects look better after recent rains, while alfalfa first cutting will be light due to dry spring and late frosts. Water diverted for wheat use. Last year and 1908 saw about fifty cars of wheat shipped.
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Ault
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Children In Bed Wetting
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It does away with bed wetting and is also recommended for use after measles and scarlet fever.
Mourning Cloak Butterfly Caterpillar Invasion
Inquiries about a black spiny larva feeding on willow, poplar, and elm foliage identify it as the Mourning Cloak Butterfly larvae, an early spring visitor. Adults are purplish black with wide yellow margins, hibernate in winter, lay eggs on host trees, and larvae feed in colonies. heavy infestations may be controlled by arsenate of lead or paris green spray.
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Gro. P. Weldon
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Grant Family Leaves for Summer Home in Glen Park
Eaton reports W. B. Grant and family have departed for their summer residence in Glen Park, marking the start of their seasonal retreat.
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Eaton
W. B. Grant
Glen Park
Man seeks long lost sister via discovered film reel
Joseph Elmwood of Denver found a four year old undeveloped roll showing his 17 year old sister, who left Denver after a quarrel with their mother and worked as a waitress in the Home Dairy restaurant. Elmwood plans to publish the image in Denver papers and hopes to locate her to place her under arrest if needed.
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Joseph Elmwood
Denver
Elmwood
Greeley
Home
Mile Mile Planting Guidelines From Collins Farmer
Alvin Keyser of Collins notes Mile Mile is a warm weather plant and advises planting after frost danger passes, about two to three weeks after corn. For large plantings extend time to stagger ripening. Plant in rows three and a half feet apart with 3 to 5 inches between plants, using corn planter with mile drill plates or a grain drill. Seed rate is three to six pounds per acre.
Milliken Plans Union High School Consolidation
Milliken, June 3. A mass meeting spurred a move to consolidate districts 21 and 26, including Milliken, Daniels and Albee, and to build a $20,000 union high school in Milliken. Committees will confer with other districts for cooperation.
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the Tribune
Milliken
Daniels and Albee
Commercial Club
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Katherine Cook
L. H. Harrison
Mooney
State Normal School
John D. Milliken
W. H. Schureman
Greeley
John Hipp
Denver
Stipulations Drafted in Greeley Rail Case
In Denver yesterday city and railroad representatives finished stipulations for the Union Pacific v. Greeley case. The group, including City Attorney Joseph C. Ewing, attorneys F. J. Green and Quaintance, and T. J. McMurray, handed the terms to Dorsey and Hodges for review as Judge Robert E. Lewis presides in Denver. The bearing on Stuart and Murray matters was discussed but seen as unlikely to influence the Union Pacific outcome.
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Stuart and Murray
Union Pacific
Greeley
Robert E. Lewis
United States District Court
Denver
Dorsey and Llodges
Joseph C. Ewing
F. J. Green
Street Car Company
C. D. Todd
Quaintance
Laramie
Northwestern
T. J. McMurray
Burlington
Two Windsor Teachers to Wed in Secret Marriages
Windsor, June 3. Cupid has captured two of Windsor's school teachers Miss Elsie Alexander and Miss Josephine Welch will marry shortly both have resigned. Miss Alexander goes to Denver to marry cattleman James Neill. honeymoon in San Diego. The groom for Miss Welch is not known. Miss Olson will move to fourth grade next year.
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the Tribune
Windsor
Cupid
Elsie Alexander
Josephine Welch
Miss Alexander
Denver
James Neill
San Diego
Calif
Miss Welch
Mamie Olson
Wyatt and Mohler Discuss Million Acre Narrows Reservoir
Harry Wyatt of Greeley meets A L Mohler of Union Pacific to plan a dam on the Platte River three miles west of Fort Morgan. The 112 foot dam would store water for irrigation east of here and generate electricity for nearby towns, with water routed toward Sterling Holyoke and Orchard. Promoters expect early work after eastern state details are set.
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Wyatt
Mohler
Fort Morgan
Harry Wyatt
Greeley
Sterling
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific
Narrows
Platte River
Platte
Holyoke
Hexton
Here
Deafness Cure By Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisment claims deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. It promises guaranteed cure with a Catarrh remedy offering $100 reward if deafness not cured, urging readers to buy the circulars and medicines advertised.
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Toledo
Ault Ladies Organize Pioneer Society
The Ladies Pioneer Society organized in Ault on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Belcher's home with twenty five charter members. Mrs. Albert Allison was elected president with several officers named, and a committee was appointed to draft a constitution and bylaws.
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AULT
Ladies Perfect Pioneer Organization
Ladies’ Pioneer Society
John Belcher
Albert Allison
Mary Stapleton
Chauncey Fry
Mary Henderson
N. H. Kerr
S. S. Poe
Minns
Osborne
Graefe
Woland
Directors of Greeley Poudre File Reply
Directors of the Greeley Poudre district filed a replication in district court to the quo warranto suit brought by George J Spear and others They allege Speer acquired land in the district to draw the district into litigation They say Speer is not a legal member since his land was desert entry assigned to a man who contracted with the directors to supply water before assigning the land The relators allegedly have no right to appear due to voting approval or failure to protest when given the chance
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Greeley-Poudre
George J. Spear
Speer
Spear
No Disorder Claim Amid Water District Litigation
Relators allege that district directors will bring disorder and many suits, burdening property. Directors counter that disorder will occur only if relators trigger it. The replication notes government landholders with water contracts must meet 1912 equity requirements, and further litigation could ruin their land and harm the directors.
Unity Circle Social Evening at Southard Home
Unity Circle hosted a pleasant social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Southard on Thursday evening. Mrs. A. L. Linder’s division organized the event. the house was festooned with blossoms. Guests enjoyed games with Miss Anna Davis winning first prize and J. W. H. Brown second. Refreshments followed. about sixty guests attended.
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Unity Circle
S. H. Southard
A. L. Lindner
Anna Davis
J. W. H. Brown
George Brown Dies After Illness in County
George Brown, a longtime county resident for twenty four years, died this morning at his son in law J F Moody’s home west of Greeley. Born in New York he moved to Greeley in 1886 and lived on his son in law’s ranch. He was sixty two and had suffered declining health. his wife died three years ago. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Moody and Mrs Nellie Butler of Grand Junction.
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George Brown
J. F. Moody
Greeley
Mr. Brown
New York
Moody
Nellie Butler
Grand Junction
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Touve Ey
M. Dd
Eld Pet
Eb Witter
Ril
Cooper
Pinal Settlement
Owear
Onert
Jobo T. Jacobs
Ribune Isle
County of Weld
Katharine Nordgren
Watson G. Sterlin
LLEN
Henry Candli
Notary Public
Salle
Boyd
David Boyd
Maryash
Uncle Sam
Alvin Keyser
Millaken
Union High School
Morey’s Solitaire
Morey
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Unver, Colo
Greeleypoudre
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