Suit to Quiet Title in Weld County Colorado
The district court of Weld County Colorado is pursuing action by Johnson against John M. Mc Cutcheon Henry Martin and the town of Evans to quiet title and enjoin interference with possession. Defendants are required to answer within the court-ordered period or face default. The Complaint, attached, seeks ownership in fee simple and permanent injunction. The action proceeds as stipulated by law and service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Johnson
John M. McCutcheon
Henry Martin
Evans
State of
Colorado
Weld
Spre
Spies County
Bedinnaen
Cofpult
Tom
Iaintiff
Paintul
Cit
Greeley
Seventh and
Highth Avenues
Eigeth Avenue
Twenty- Fat Street
Nineteenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Sewe
Local Notes On Illness and Visits
Mrs. John Lutz suffers from a tongue abscess. Mrs. Moore and her daughter spend the summer in Greeley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young traveled to Denver and back. Miss Bertha Wicks from Afton Ia and Miss Grace Filkins visited Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Spurgeon. Bert McCurry and daughter Ella from Mitchell Neb. visit Mr. and Mrs. Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lutz
Bertha Wicks
Afton
Grace Filkins
L. Spurgeon
Bert McCurry
Ella
Mitchell, Neb
Webster
OWL CREEK Visitors and school program announced
Mrs John Menagh and daughter visit Denver friends while George Burbridge returns to teach near Brighton and work begins on a surveyed ditch by Poudre Valley Irrigation Co. Children’s day at the school house featured a well prepared program with singing and music. large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poudre Valley Irrigation Co
Community Visitors and Weekend Trips Reported
Miss Frances Miller stayed in Eaton as a visitor from Tuesday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilbert and daughter Lenora traveled to Denver Sunday. Mrs Yonker of Eaton visited the Miller home and daughter last week. Mrs Bell Kingsbury of Evans visited her parents Mr and Mrs Andy McMillan. A large crowd attended Sunday evening at Lane's chapel for the children's day program, which pleased all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Depue
Berthoud
J. F. Hayes
Denver
Andrew Rose
Loveland
Walter
Hall
Highlandlake Cemetery
V. Holmes
Longmont
Frances Miller
Eaton
Mrs. Wilbert
Lenora
Local Notes Report Visits and Cattle Loss Update
Hazelton E F Landrum visits Sterling to see his mother Miss Ora Barber returns from relatives in Greeley Mrs Ed Davis visits daughter Mrs Lillie Cassiday in Lone Tree Maurice Whitman reports loss of cattle from blackleg and vaccination by him and John Lewis Correction: last week's notes should name Mrs D H Barber and Mrs A C Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Landrum
Sterling
Ora Barber
Greeley
Ed Davis
Lillie Cassiday
Lone Tree
Maurice Whitman
Blackleg
John Lewis
D. H. Barber
A. C. Drake
Community Notes: Visits and Moves Across States
Mrs A. Filer hosts her Wyoming parents Mr and Mrs Meeks. Mrs McLeod from Denver visits her daughter Mrs Stephen Lewis. Leah Olsen chosen to teach next year. Mrs J H Rowe and children visit S Lewis in Greeley. J H Braucher family leaves for Mitchell Nebraska for a homestead. Albert Petersen travels to Holdredge Nebraska then home to Chariton Iowa.
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A. Filer
Meeks
Wyoming
McLeod
Denver
Stephen Lewis
Leah Olsen
J. H. Rowe
Greeley
S. Lewis
J. H. Braucher
Mitchell
Neb
Denver Visitor Dr Carnine Sermon At Lone Tree
Lone Tree reports Dr Carnine’s sermon drew a modest crowd a Denver visitor, with L P Chips and bride returning from Denver. Edna McKee and mother hosted a dancing party. Sarah Palmer entertained school friends. A Wednesday storm felled two trees on Mrs Christman’s farm and wrecked a Hutchinson farm shed.
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LD. C. Straight
Denver
Dr. Carnine
L. P. Chipps
Bride
Edna McKee
Sarah Palmer
Masters School Closes For Picnic Dance After Ditch Break
The Empire ditch suffered a serious break Thursday night. The Masters school closed Friday for a picnic, sports and a dance. Beet workers settle carloads and three families on the E. V. Warner ranch work in the fields. S. M. Scott and son Henry returned to Morgan after sinking a well on the Warner ranch. Miss Margaret Sanford spends vacation at home after being chosen for the Crested Butte position she filled last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Ditch
Masters School
E. V. Warner
M. Scott
Henry
Morgan
RE. V. Warner
Margaret Sanford
Crested Butte
Delta area notes on beet tending and local births
The Delta column notes Gilland family from New Jersey tending Rob Calvins beets and a Beecham relative arriving from Missouri for summer. John Lawrence and family return to Colorado to tend Linning's beets, Karl Waite's Normal eighth graders visit his home for games and ice cream. A Gesick girl born June 5 dies Friday. burial follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gilland Family
New Jersey
Calvin
John Lawrence
Foley
Missouri
Colorado
Linning
Karl Waite
Karl
Gesick
Denver visitors and local improvements noted
Nott and Bert Page visited Denver last week while Miss Bessie Lawson visited friends in Longmont. The school grounds were improved with a new iron gate. Alf Carpenter was looking after the grounds and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nott
Bert Page
Denver
Bessie Lawson
Longmont
Farming Notes From Olive Branch And Local Health Updates
The report highlights Olive Branch farming interests with E Hedenskog painting his house and out-buildings. David Blystone buys a gasoline engine to irrigate his farm. A Meyers child recovers from neck tumor removal. Mrs Goad heals from a broken limb after a runaway incident. Herbert Kilbem returns home from the Greeley hospital after a broken collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
E. Hedenskog
David Blystone
A. Meyers
Goad
Herbert Kilbem
Greeley Hospital
Highland Lake community notes on irrigation and gatherings
The Highland Lake area reports farmers beginning irrigation and a large boating and fishing party over the weekend. Fr. Coates visited his wife in Longmont, Flora Gateley returned home from a visit, and E. H. Knott tended mountain ranch duties. A musical fundraiser at Knott's raised proceeds of about 12 for the Ladies Aid. KE W Hamilton laid a drain ditch on Harriet Markham's farm, with wider land reclamation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Coates
Longmont
Ironton
Denver
E. Nf. Knott
Flora Gateley
Bessie Markham
E. Hi. Knott
Ladies’ Aid Society
KE. W. Hamilton
LaSalle Band Opens Season With First Concert
Miss Eva Wylie of Greeley visited LaSalle friends while Grandma Dunecan's condition improved after a long illness. Mrs. Johnson of Eaton stayed with Mrs. Lewis last week as crops grew rapidly and farmers felt encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Eva Wylie
Greeley
Grandma Dunecan
Masters School Year Ends With Sports Picnic
Miss Bessie Patterson visits Greeley area as Stewart Sanford and son Archie return from Texas with 800 head of cattle. School closes after a successful year with track events from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Judges include Smylie Waite and Day. Fred Day and George Saunier tie for first in a race. Weldon defeats Masters 3 to 2 in a late afternoon ball game. A picnic dinner precedes an afternoon program and an evening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Patterson
Greeley
Stewart Sanford and Son
Archie
Texas
Maxwell Smylie
Weldon
Masters
Notice to Contractors for Earthen Dam Repair near Orchard
Sealed proposals are invited at the Jackson Lake Reservoir and Irrigation company Fort Morgan Colorado until 6 p m June 15 1907 for earthen dam repair involving about 30000 cubic yards of earthwork 5400 cubic yards of concrete rip rap and 41500 square yards of steel and wire reinforcing The project is four miles northeast of Orchard Colorado Specifications and proposal forms may be obtained from the secretary A H Cutler Fort Morgan May 23 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lake Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Fort Morgan
Colo
Orchard
Jackson Lake Reservoir and Irrigation Co
A. H. Cutler
Colorado & Southern publicizes special Mexico City excursions
The Colorado and Southern Railway announces illustrated literature for special ex cursions to Mexico City. Tickets at half rates go on sale April 25 to May 18, June to 15, and June 20 to July 12, valid for 90 days with stopovers in both directions. T. KE. Fisher, G. P. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Colorado & Southern
T. KE. Fisher
Denver
Woodruff and Mumper Promote Prime Union Bank Block Lots
Real estate notice touts numerous Choice sites in the Union Bank block. Advertising agency Woodruff and Mumper present lots for sale with emphasis on prime locations and abundant options for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff & Mumper
Union Bank
Sells Floto Show Capt Amberg Reviews Wild Animal Trade
Capt Henry Amberg foreign animal agent for the Sells Floto shows visits the exhibitions and discusses the thriving trade in wild animals. He notes New York firms and Hagenbecks feeding demand, with public menageries private zoological parks and circus companies all purchasing. Imports over the past year include elephants camels tigers leopards pumas panthers and many small animals. Cubs are in demand and often returned or gifted. A dealer’s letter describes a lion cub that caused a Newfoundland dog to be eaten. The piece notes the Siberian bear in the menagerie’s daily wonder. Date June 26, Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Amberg
Sells-Floto
New York
Hagenbecks
Sells- Floto
Cuba
Arlington Heights Areas Offer Low-Cost Homes and Five Acre Tracts
Real estate notices advertise Choice residences in Arlington Heights and Arlington Park plus Normal School additions. Five acre tracts in Arlington Heights are priced to attract buyers with affordable terms and low interest. Agent Wm F Stephens promotes rooms 207 Opera House block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Heights
Arlington Park
Normal School
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
Arlington addition No 1 sale of choice lots at bargain
The owner of fifteen prime Arlington addition No 1 lots offers to sell all or part of the parcels at a bargain. Announcement appears in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Addition No 1
Inquire Tribune
Mayor, clerk seek reelection in city race
A notice from the city government announces reelection bids for the mayor and city clerk. The short item lists upcoming election dates and official filing details, urging eligible voters to participate in the municipal race.
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Coronado
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J. M. B. Petrikin
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