Woodruff Passes. Weld County Pioneer and Bridge Builder
B F Woodruff, aged resident of Weld county and Union Army veteran, dies at home on 1123 1 at 12:80 morning. He served in Co F 88th Illinois, captured at Stone River, exchanged in 1863, and later discharged in 1865. Survived by wife, children, sisters in Barnum and Green, and others. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon at his son's home at 7 Pith Street with O F friends attending.
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Sm B. Woodruff
Union Colony
Mr. Wood
F. Woodruff
Barnum
Phila
Pep
perenLic
Ellenos
Watery
Eden
Union
Wire Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Greeley
Hives
Lows
Flor
Wooiref
Hancock
Stone River
Pee Montgomery
Ala
Joan
Meson Ridge
Tenn
Weed
Yodrof
Weld County
Todeck
Lis Son
B. F. Wood
Pith
RK. Wi
Sterling theater project advances at directors meeting
Wayne Patterson to build the Sterling theater with architectural plans in hand. Officers named include Dr Wyatt as Sterling president and JM B Petrikin as secretary. Contractor George Gore to prepare property and excavation work begins. telegrams and public building committee discussions follow.
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Wayne Patterson
Sterling Ad
Sterling Company
Wyatt
Ass Sterling
JM. B. Petrikin
Maurer Cathelic Church
George Gor
Orter
Arrows clinch state title in 46 31 victory
The Arrows beat the State School of Mines 46 to 31 to secure the Colorado state championship for 1910. The contest stayed close until the final five minutes when a 15 point margin opened. Officials received praise for fair officiating as Arrows and Mines traded early leads before the final score.
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Arrows
School of Mines
Colorado
State of
McCreery
Cooper
Hammett
Brush
Comer
Hall
Mines
Gilbert
Davis
Kinsock
Woolf
Litchfield
Henrylyn Irrigation Bonds Approved in District Court
In Weld county district court Saturday morning 4 987 000 in bonds of the Henrylyn Irrigation Company were approved. Attorneys Charles Tew and D A Camfield have been traveling to Chicago Kansas City and New York selling the bonds. The company’s affairs are reported in first class condition and prospects are bright for growth and development of the district. Weld county stands to gain a substantial boost from the project and related irrigation schemes planned for the area.
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Weld County
Farmers to supply milk for Windsor condenser plant
Windsor plans a 1200 cow milk supply to support a proposed condensed milk factory. A marching committee will survey farmers to confirm how many cows they can guarantee, with Fort Lupton cited as a model where dairying is key and checks from the condenser company reach three figures.
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Windsor
Chamber of Commerce
Harrison Teller
Harry Kawin
Emmett Fuller
George Teller
Ed Dallage
Emmett Koehler
N. J. Miller
Ecommitteemen
Fort Lupton
Condenser Company
Hootlegger Captured at Eaton in Bootlegging Bust
Eaton March 7. Peter Tos a Mexican is arrested by Marshal Reger on bootlegging charges. Reger tailed a suspected bootlegger area, hid beside tracks, then confronted Rios as he returned with whiskey. Rios surrendered, whiskey and a gun were seized, Tos to be tried this afternoon. Prof A G Gordon’s son Rugent R leaves for Seattle to join Willow Poultry farm with duties over several poultry lines.
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Rios
Reger
Rugent R. Gordon
A. G Gordon
Seattle
Wash
Willow Poultry Farm
Mr. Gordon
White Rock
Rhode Island
Ned Gale Killed in Weld County Auto Crash
Edward M. Gale a leading Weld county figure was killed when his automobile crashed into a fence near Severance. Charles Sorrells and Charles Ramsey sustained injuries as the car rolled, Gale pinned beneath the vehicle with a crushed back while Sorrells and Ramsey were thrown over the fence and hurt. The accident occurred about 2:20 o clock Saturday.
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Edward M. Gale
Weld County
Charles Sorrells
Charles Ramsey
Severance
Gale
Sorrells
Ramsey
Auto plunge kills Edward Gale near Greeley
Three men rode in Sorrells thirty horse power car bound for Ault when heavy steering failed on a hill. The vehicle skidded and crashed into a fence at high speed. Gale died at the scene. the others were taken to Windsor for aid. Edward Gale, 38, longtime Greeley resident, was connected with his father’s sheep interests and was a member of the Elks and Masonry.
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Ault
Ramsey
Sorrells
Mr. Gale
Gale
Windsor
Edward Gale
Jesse Gale
Greeley
Aurora
Masachusetts
Union National Bank
Denver
Edward
Ned’ Gale
The
Elks
Pole dispute pits streetcar company against Mrs Erickson
Mrs Albertina Erickson called police and the district attorney when a street car company began placing poles on her disputed property in Greeley. Officers said the case was out of their jurisdiction. District Attorney George Carlson and attorney Merlin Aylesworth represented Erickson. The company completed pole installation with no injunction issued yet.
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Albertina Erickson
Equalization board finds equal benefits and losses
The Erickson case involved city plans to take over property for a street. The board of equalization valued benefits at 500 dollars and loss at 500 dollars. Mrs. Erickson challenged the figures claiming overstatement of benefits and understatement of harm. Police were called when poles were placed on her property but jurisdiction limited action. Litigation likely.
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Erickson
Board of Equalization
Ericksons
Public Auction Of Painter and Willcox Property In Weld County
Public notice for a court ordered auction of the Painter and Willcox co partnership property at Stone ranch Weld County Colorado on March 16 1910 at 10 am. Sale includes horses cattle hogs chickens farming tools household goods and furniture with cash terms. Also an invitation to lease the Stone ranch 600 acres through March 1 1911 with cash rental. applications due by March 14 1910 10 am in Greeley Colorado. James Tuckerman Receiver.
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Copartnership
Painter & Willcox
Stone Ranch
Masters
Orchard
Weld County
Colo
Charles Bh. Bouchard
First National Bank
Greeley
James Tuckerman
Local residents show travel and visits across states
The column lists numerous people traveling to Denver, Chicago, and other places for business, study, or to visit family. Names include Mrs. Margaret Miller, Frank P. Matthews, H. J. Weibking, Miss Mabelle Martin of Windsor, Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Graham, Mrs. M. B. Brooks, Mrs. R. D. Stevens, George E. Evans, George Venabbles, Miss Lu Barr, Mise McMillan, Mrs. Crosier, Col. l A. White, Fred Tack, Walter Karr, Mrs. Frank Newman, and Miss Rogers, with destinations mainly Denver and Chicago and various local towns.
Auction Bulletin listing multiple sales and items
Gordon Beeten announces a general sale of horses mules wagons buggies harness and more at 609 Six Avenue. Several auctions follow in March including Canter and Wilcox property near Orchard Colorado with 16 head horses farming equipment hogs and household goods. Later sales note horses cows farming implements wagons buggies barley hay and more near Greeley Pleasant Valley Beebe Draw La Salle and other locations with organizer contacts and times.
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Stone Reach
Orchard
Colo
Canter and Wilcox
James Tuckerman
East Side
B. F. Harris
6Th Avenue
Old Pier Ramh
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Meade Sanford
Beebe
la Salle
Oal
Jacob Oster, Sr
P KEMMERER PRIVATE SALE Real Estate and More
Private sale notices list a modern six room house on a corner lot near Twentieth street and Bighth avenue with 650 by 190 feet for sale or rent. Additional lots include a 100 by 190 foot corner near Fighteeth street and Eighth avenue ideal for an apartment house. A large Weld county dry land allotment of 46090 acres offered at bargain. Also listed are three driving horses a yearling two coming yearlings and Camp's pacing horse. Alfalfa in second and third cutting. Private sale details via Col. P Kemmerer Greeley Colorado contact at tenth street Weld 244.
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Twentieth Street
Bighth Avenue
Fighteeth Street
Eighth Avenue
Normal School
Weld County
Privte Sele
P. Kemmerer
Greeley
Colo
Venables Reports Fort Morgan Business Trip
George Venables traveled to Fort Morgan on a business trip today. Miss Rose Coffman visited friends in Gleley from Friday to Monday.
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George Venables
Fort Morgan
Rose Coffman
Greeley
Weikert Family Plans Departure to California
Mr and Mrs A N Weikert and their children anticipate leaving soon for California. The notice notes the Weikert family is relocating and mentions no specific dates or destinations beyond the state.
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A. N. Weikert
California
Father A Casey Travels to Missions Across the Country
Father A Casey departed this morning for a tour visiting missions nationwide. Miss Bess V Schropp left today for Pueblo to remain until after spring vacation. Mrs F Neimeyer and daughter Phoebe of Evans were in Greeley Thursday.
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Father A. Casey
Bess V. Schropp
Pueblo
F. Neimeyer
Phoebe
Evans
Greeley
Local residents make moves and work updates in Greeley area
Mrs Rita Hemman and Ms Aick Ludlow travel to Tucbie for rest at Clark sanitarium. Miss Martha Warner of Greeley becomes bookkeeper for Miller and Cushman in Eaton. Mrs Hattie French and three daughters of Schuyler plan relocation. goods pending. Co Adair resigns Tribune post for Denver. First cattle from new Gill stockyards as hogs already moved. Ericksons head to Des Moines for health concerns and possible operation. Mrs J S Nevins hosts lunch at 1460 Ninth Street with guests including Mrs J M Miller and Miss Keyes of Ryans.
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Martha Warner
Greeley
Miller and Cushman’s
Eaton
Hattie French
Schuyler, Neb
LaSalle
J. S. Nevins
Ninth Street
J. M. Miller
Keyes of Ryans
Mon
George Bedford
Presbyterian church supper draws large crowd Friday
The ladies of the Presbyterian church hosted another famous supper at the church on Friday evening, attracting a large turnout of attendees seeking the meal and fellowship.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Epworth League Banquet Plans and Trophy Return
The Epworth League hosts final banquet plans for March 25 at the church with a program and banquet. Major C C Townsend received notice that the national championship loving bowl from Ohio will be delivered soon and displayed with his gun and relics. F J Allmett traveled to Denver Thursday evening.
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Epworth League
C. C. Townsend
Ohio
Express
Missouri
United States
Townsend
Greeley Terminal Railway Granted Tracks Across City Streets
Ordinance grants The Greeley Terminal Railway Company right to lay and operate two railroad tracks across Eighth and Ninth avenues from Third Street south 150 feet and two tracks with switches across Tenth Avenue the same distance. Conditions reference Ordinance 203 from 1909. Passed and approved 1910. First publication March 10 1908.
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Greeley Terminal
Greeley
Colorado
Greeley Terminal Railway Company
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Third Street
Tenth Avenue
City of
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Architrct
Patterson
Ossman
the Tribune
A. W. Rucker
Toledo
Lucasity
A. J. Cheney
of Ney & Co
Frank J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Cheney & CO
G. Stevens
Willie Henderson
Nver
Crozier
de *Yvening
Henkryln
Ned Gale
Equalization Board
Bert Vail
Margaret Miller
Frank P. Matthews
H. J. Weibking
Mabelle Martin
M. B. Brooks
R. D. Stevens
Greeley Hospital
George E. Evans
Wilson Grocery Store
George Venabbles
Lu Barr
Chicago
Mise McMillan
Gilcrest
Col. l A. White
Dan
Fred Tack
Denver University
Spring View
Mrs. Fannieck
Walter Karr
Chi
Coshocton
Ring
Frank Newman
Eugene
J. D. Evans
Miss Rogers
State Normal Ool
Gordon & Beeten’s Auction Bulletin
Colorado Packing and Provision Co
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Portland
Helena
Butte
Vancouver, B. C
Thru
Midland
C. H. Speers
Rita Hemman
Aick Ludlow
Tucbie
Clark Sanitarium
Gill
A. B. Erickson
Des Moines
Mr. Erickson
Gresley
F. J. Allmett
City Clerk
Greeley Tribune
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