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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

2

Man struck by lightning near Greeley survives

Roy Walker a teamster for McArdie Berlett on the Crow Creek line was knocked from the wagon when a bolt hit a pole nearby. He survived after quick aid from George Fox and fellow workers with Dr Dyde confirming conscious recovery. Ladd-Keyes nuptials pair Dora Ladd and Victor Keyes unite in Denver with plans to reside in Greeley.

Roy Walker Union Pacific George Fox Walker McArdie & Berlett Crow Creek Camfield Peterson Bradfield Farm Greeley Fox Bradfields Dyde

Marriage Ceremony Unites James Lee and Lillie Bingham

Reverend Forward performed the marriage Tuesday night between James F. Lee of Platteville and Lillie Bingham from Boise Idaho. The bride, 16, produced her mother's written consent to secure the license. The romance began two years ago and the couple will reside in Platteville.

Lee Rev James F. Lee Platteville Lillie Bingham Boise Idaho

Rexall Orderlies Proclaimed Best Constipation Remedy

Advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies as the best cure for constipation, offering a full refund if unsatisfied. It claims the candy like tablets are easy to take, gentle on the system, and relieve constipation without griping. Two sizes sold by H Reynolds Drug Co Rexall store.

H. Reynolds Drug Co Rexall

Dode Fisher Seeks Divorce From Daisy After Year of Marriage

Dode Fisher petitions for divorce from Daisy, his wife of about one year. He says she drained his $500 Philippines pension, assaulted him with a dish rag and water, kicked the stove, fled with a younger man, and that he did not know she was his fourth wife at the time of marriage. Attorney Victor Keyes represents Fisher.

Dode Fisher Daisy Dode Philippines Dade No. 4 Victor Keyes

Flower Bed Vandalism Sparks City Marshal Warning

The marshal reports at least a dozen citizens have filed complaints about flower bed and garden desecration. Women describe hours of work lost to theft and vandalism, and the marshal vows full penalties for culprits. In the city park last night a thief cut about forty feet of garden hose with a pocketknife.

Deed Transfer Sways Ownership Near Exchange Hotel

The Mrs. Eckman property beside the Exchange hotel changed hands on Tuesday though rumors say the Denver Laramie group bought it and a deed went to Attorney Todd instead. Local men reportedly funded the purchase and may sell to Larame later.

Steel plant at Greeley to employ 3000 men

A Denver News special reports Union Pacific plans large rolling mills and steel works at Greeley Colorado. The project would create 2000 to 3000 jobs in furnaces mills and plate works with construction possibly starting this year. Harriman aims to cut material costs by producing steel locally for western lines and other roads.

Omaha Denver News Union Pacific Railroad Company Greeley Colo Harriman Union Pacific Europe Ben Chicago New York Southern Pacific Colorado Wyoming Pennsylvania Rolling Mohler Orr Huntley Union Pacific System Greeley Works

Shady land deal ends in favor of ranchman Taylor

The Beck and Fisher junk dealers of Denver sued E. G. Taylor over a land sale allegedly arranged by J. W. McPherson. Judge Gamble ruled for Taylor, dismissing the suit at the junk dealers' cost. Phil Hornbein represented the junk men. Attorney Churchill defended Taylor.

Beck & Fisher Denver E. G. Taylor Peckham Taylor Gamble J. W. McPherson McPherson Denver Junk Men Phil Hornbein Churchill

State Pharmacists Meet in Estes Park Convention

Pharmacists from across the state arrived in Loveland en route to Hotel Stanley Estes Park for the three day annual convention. Mayor McMullen welcomed the visitors and HH Reynolds of Greeley serves as state treasurer.

Loveland Hotel Stanley Estes Park McMullen Park Hh, Reynolds of Greeley

Scottish migrant charged in Greeley cattle theft

Donald McClain, a Scottish arrival linked to Rhoderick Dbn, is arrested in Greeley for cattle stealing. His brothers tend Joe Lee’s herd east of Crow Creek. A calf was butchered and its hide found at McClain’s cabin. relatives posted $500 bail for the charge.

Donald McClain Rhoderick Dbn Greeley Scotland McClain Crow Creek Joe Lee

Church at Kuner Opens in New Building

The new Christian Reformed church at Kuner began services last Sunday. The 30 by 40 foot building features a symmetric tower and cost about $2000. Elders collected subscriptions in Greeley to settle debt. the congregation totals fifty five and plans for two new schoolhouses this summer.

Kuner Kuper Christian Reformed Grand Rapids Mich Greeley

Unique Club Hosts Anniversary Evening Games

Mr and Mrs March entertained the Unique club and guests at their home on Thursday. Thirty six were present as they played a military game of the evening. Guests discovered it was the couple s wedding anniversary and left a dozen silver spoons as reminders. Refreshments were served and the guests enjoyed the evening.

Unique Club D. J. March

Kilpatrick Brothers Grading Crew Reaches Greeley

Kilpatrick Brothers grading outfit arrived in Greeley on Tuesday and moved to the Pleasant Valley extension to complete the last mile of the branch for Contractor Sprague. The crew plans to start laying track and is rushing the work. The group that came through yesterday included twenty five dump wagons and an elevating grader.

Kilpatrick Bros Greeley Pleasant Valley Sprague

City cuts street grading costs with elevating grader

Two feet of earth along the entire block between Eleventh and Twelfth streets was moved using ten men and twelve teams and a new elevating grader. The mayor inspected the operation as the city plans to purchase the grader at about 1000 dollars, with the street railway company agreeing to pay one third of the grading cost. The improved method, with modern machinery, aims to lower street construction expenses and expedite future concrete work at intersections.

Seriberty Peteson Union Pacific Cro Creek Sterling Camfield Peterson Ralbroa Company

Cantion Paper Carriers Deliveries Guidelines Issued

The city marshal issued instructions for all newspaper boys on delivery routes. Deliverers must avoid sidewalks on blocks with no papers and not backtrack homeward on sidewalks. Pedestrians have right of way, and violators may face court action.

Lupton People in Hospitals Reported

Alex Johnson of the Independent district was taken to a Denver hospital Monday with a serious stomach ailment and operable condition. B. F. Twombley is also at a Denver hospital undergoing an operation and is recovering, with hopes of home soon.

Lupton Fort Lupton Alex Johnson Denver B. F. Twombley Siso Denver Hospital

Hudson State Bank to Open in Hudson

A new bank is to be established in Hudson named Hudson State Bank. It will be capitalized for $10,000 with about fifteen local men as holders.

Bank At Hudson Hudson State Bank

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Demorest Wile Live Ladd-Keyes Dora Ladd State Normal School C. W. Ladd Curtis Street Charles Olmstead Episcopal East Denver Teachers’ Training Department Columbia University Leadville Colorado College Law School University of Chicago Rocky Mountain New York State Western Lines Adam Brown William Patterson Brown Patterson Pharmacists Ena Seventh Avenue
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