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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

2

Damages Awarded for Loss of Mules in Hackley Case

In Hackley district court a jury awarded Mrs Lilly Hackley 600 dollars for property damage after a mule team was struck by a flyer near Union Pacific tracks at Kersey. The suit for loss of life continues in federal court in Denver. Windsor reports a local peace officer humorously recalling past duties and Fourth of July plans outline a Gill gun club celebration near Plumb bridge north of town with committee members named.

Hackley Lilly Hackley Union Pacific Kersey Outfit Denver J. H. Christman W. O. Rissman W. M. Murchy Gill Gun Club Plumb Bridge

Greeley Triumph Over Loveland In Narrow 9 7 Win

Greeley baseball, powered by Hall on the mound and four new infielders, beat Loveland 9 to 7. Lattorra brothers led Boulder hitters, while Greeley took early leads and held on after a late Loveland push. Scoring by inning shows Greeley 3 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 and Loveland 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 6. Hall struck out seven, Morris five, with walks 1 and 7 respectively. hits amounted to Greeley 8, Loveland 14. Funeral for Miss Hattie Thompson held at Linn Grove cemetery, services by Rev. Coffman.

Hall Greeley Seven Loveland Bunker Lattorra Brothers Boulder Loveland Bunch Loveland Morris Nick Lattorra Gadbois R. Lattorra Davis

Union Pacific to add motor service between Johnstown and LaSalle

Johnstown reports that Union Pacific plans a new motor between Johnstown Dent and LaSalle. It will connect with the beet road at Milliken and run to Ijohoe town meeting trains from Fort Collins at Dent and continuing toward LaSalle with possible service to Loveland. Three girls in a mix up at Hallett drug store caused minor auto damage. roads praised for good condition after recent rains.

Johnstown Union Pacific Railroad Dent LaSalle T. H. Hall R. S. Ruble Union Pacific Milliken Ijohoe Town Fort Collins Cage Loveland Hallett Miss Lous Ifred Hannas Edith Woodby

Injuries From Drill Incident At Farm East Of Evans

Evans June 21. Frank Brennen was injured when a drill slipped while installing an irrigation pump, tearing the upper part of his right thumb. He fainted from the pain and was rushed to Evans for treatment. Milliken June 21. To suit a large Fourth of July crowd, a 1000-seat grand stand is being erected at the ball grounds. July 3 Milliken and Frederick duel, July 4 Dacona and Mead fight. top two teams play for a $75 purse with $40 to winner and $35 to runner-up. Eaton June 22. Five cattle cars owned by Clayton & Murnan wrecked near Steamboat Springs after a mountain slide 600 feet long and 200 feet high engulfed the train.

Evans Here Frank Brennen Brennen Milliken Frederick Dacona and Mead Eaton Clayton & Murnan Steamboat Springs

Eaton Home Diary Entry After World Trip

Mr and Mrs A J Eaton and family return from a year long round the world journey. They traveled over 25000 miles without illness or accident and say Eaton looks as good as any Hindu temple among places visited. They arrived Monday in San Francisco aboard the Mongolia from Japan.

Eaton A. J. Eaton San Francisco Japan

Community notice fragment and wedding hints from local paper

OCR fragment mentions Oma road trips to Greeley Cheyenne with a car and a driving test. It references a company and a governor’s test, Windse and Buhope Pa. mentions a Boster wedding and Fra coup. Details are unclear and names are fragmentary.

Oma Greeley Cheyenne Inter Fredrich

City water tower shines orange beacon near depot

Imbuing local life with color, Denver Windsor notes the old city water tower west of the depot recently painted vivid orange. Though unused for some time, officials hope to preserve the structure for future use as a glowing landmark when sun hits the tank like a ball of fire.

Denver Windsor Old City

Cleaning Evans Elevator Prepares for Fall Run

The fumigating screw is going through the Evans elevator under supervision of W. D. Young. Renovations continue at the mills of Kersey and Greeley with crews to move to Kersey on Monday.

Evans W. D. Young Kersey and Greeley Kersey

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