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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
The Odd Fellows in Greeley plan remodeling of Fellows Hall to provide more space. A sinking fund from hall rents will finance the project, with work delayed until funds are available. Plans are in early stages but aim to create a premier lodge home in the state.
La Salle Colorado June 29 Special to the Tribune reports marshal of Loveland on the trail of Roy Rahymer accused of horse theft. He may reach Aramie Wyoming aided by two horsemen who aim to ambush him crossing Colorado. Rahymer allegedly sold the horse in Bingo Park after renting a rig from Strohmyer.
Mrs J W Jones returns to her childhood home after four decades away to see Fort Wayne Indiana and reconnect with playmates while staying with her uncle Joe Cramer. She left at sixteen and has lived in Colorado. Her husband died in Denver three years ago and she has lived with her daughter in Greeley. She arrived in Greeley Tuesday and plans a fall return. Mr and Mrs M Doane traveled to Denver for a short stay.
A rear yard pile of straw and excelsior at the Kersey Furniture Company caught fire this morning. Spectators helped keep the flames from reaching the building while bystander reports suggested sparks from a passing train’s engine started the fire. Small boys may have started the blaze during an early Fourth of July celebration. H. H. Croll traveled to Pierce on business.
Weld County eyes on planned Evans saloon as H M Bons reportedly plans to open Friday. He may begin with soft drinks to avoid immediate arrest while seeking to transfer the license to another party. Denver trip reportedly fronts attorneys for brewery interests and a potential handover strategy.
Evans June 29 The town hovers over planned saloon openings with anti saloon league reps pledging to gather evidence if liquor is sold Friday or any day Citizens voiced strong opposition at the polls and dry forces from Greeley vow a fight to the finish as saloon interests may test the town on Friday
Greeley citizens voted for a chautauqua this year and appointed a committee to arrange it. After a hard winter of planning, the committee asks residents to support and fund the event. Stock and tickets must be sold to cover expenses and make the chautauqua permanent. Signed executive committee.
Snook of Greeley editor of the Eaton Herald will become grand master of the state lodge of the Odd Fellows after the death of Lucius Hoyt of Denver. Snook is grand warden, having succeeded Hoyt. The lodge usually honors the grand master position to the current grand warden, moving Snook up a year from October due to Hoyt's death.
C. E. Youtsey, local organizer with headquarters at the Colorado land company, campaigns for a Loyal Order of Moose lodge in Greeley. The Denver lodge has over 2000 members and the national total is about 300,000. The order began in Anderson, Indiana, 22 years ago.
Mrs Christine Malone arrived home today from Denver where she had visited friends for a week and attended the annual convention of the Fraternal Union of America there.
Classified notice offering sale items in the Southwest edition dated February 7, 1958. Mentions Weld County and rural listings with balance due terms. Likely a small town newspaper sale advertisement.
A long list of real estate transfers dated June 1910 records transactions across Weld County towns including Greeley Milliken Dacono and Cranford. Entries name grantors and grantees such as John F Crewdson August Hilene Anna M Burkard Carolina Burkard Clarence Neill August Boye Fanny Smith Denver Laramie Railroad The Dacono Townsite Co. Peter Jerillat Moses Bernard and others with cash amounts and property descriptions like lots blocks and sections across Seventy plus parcels.
Bids this week for a new Gilcrest brick school house were to come in. The building, costing about $6,000, will be red brick with gray panel brick and colored stucco, designed by Wayne B. Patterson. District 24 plans, similar in design, call for a two room school with an adjoining hall and enhanced left-side lighting.
Greeley’s popular cigar man Ike Oppenheimer will receive the Jeffries Johnson fight results via leased wire on the postal service direct from the arena.
June 29 report of an enjoyable concert at the Ault armory featuring Rev. Marzolf and his orchestra. Dr. Marzolf displayed a splendid voice and the event netted nearly $50 for church purposes.
E L Scraven is in county jail charged with stealing a house barn and a chicken coop filled with chickens from Herman Schmelze’s Remey area homestead while the owner was away on a pleasure trip to Sterling.
Co. H. Adams and his son Donald returned from a short trip to Grover. They say rains reached only to Willow Creek and the Grover grain crop is ruined by drought. Farmers hope for rain to save the corn. On the trip they saw a herd of antelope.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Harbaugh finish a visit with son H. H. Harbaugh and family in Greeley and plan to return to West Chester Ia next month. Mrs. Harbaugh arrived in January while Mr. Harbaugh came two months ago.
Miss Mary Kent travels to Cheyenne for a summer stay starting Tuesday. She intends to spend the season there, enjoying local sites and activities.
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