One Lung Survives After Complex Greeley Surgery
Two Greeley surgeons at the hospital removed an abscess under the liver and patched a diaphragmatic hole in Peterson who had lost one lung to a prior surgery. They expect recovery though the case is extraordinary, noting the patient lived years with the defect. Also, Bessie Worley to wed Guy Hipwell in Denver after a long romance and engagement, with plans to move to Red Oak Iowa.
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Peterson
Keota
Greeley
Omaha
Bessie Worley
Guy Hipwell
Bessie
Mrs Harris Eldridge Hosts Surprise Party for Mr Eldridge
Mrs Harris Eldridge arranged a Friday night surprise party for her husband Mr Eldridge to mark his fifty second birthday. Thirty five guests attended and the party included a High Five game with Mrs Duane DeVo tie winning first prize a picture while George Adams claimed the booby prize a broom. Miss Myrtle Eldridge a student at Greeley high school attended the event returned home for the occasion.
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Harris Eldridge
Kersey Plans 5000 Dollar Bond Issue for Water Rights
The Kersey town clerk gathered information in Greeley on the city ditch and reports indicate approval to issue a 5000 dollar bond issue. The funds will buy water rights to beautify the town with lawns gardens and trees.
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Kersey
Greeley
City Budget Buys Twelve New Fire Hydrants
The city clerk and water works superintendent purchase twelve new fire hydrants to replace worn downtown units. The old hydrants leaked and froze during winter, requiring daily thawing and maintenance.
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Down Town
Lucerne Hall Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders states the Lucerne Hall company annual meeting will be held on Thursday March 25 1909 at 8 o'clock p m at the hall to transact business as may come before it. Secretary MAX GERRY
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Lucerne Hall Company
Max Gerry
Severance Baseball Team Travels To LaGrange
Severance school baseball team went to LaGrange last Saturday to play the LaGrange squad. The game was set for 2 o clock. Both sides featured youthful players keen on winning. The final score was not yet decided when this edition went to press.
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Severance School
LaGrange
Riverside beet land for sale near Orchard Iowa
124 acres under Riverside ditch two miles from Orchard with a small house, some cultivation, fully fenced. Listed at $2500 by Byron Newton & Son. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertises cures for kidney and bladder issues including backache and irregularities sold by druggists.
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Orchard
Byron Newton
Foley
Bright
Freshmen Raise Colors Over Cam Field Hotel
Freshmen displayed colors atop the Cam field hotel Sunday while Seniors hauled them down Monday, and the dance continued with merriment.
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Camfield
County Commissioners Held Personally Liable for Overstepping Budgets
Judge Garrigues ruled that county boards who spend more than the 1907 appropriations are personally liable. The decision applies to all cities and towns, deeming expenses charged to one year from another illegal. Warrant payments made from next year’s funds are invalid and the treasurer should not honor them.
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Garrigues
Brighton
Boards of County Commissioners
Two Telegraph Operators Held for Barrel of Beer Theft
A. H. Long and William G. Tobin, former telegraph operators at Pierce, are jailed awaiting arraignment on larceny charges after confessing to stealing a barrel of beer containing six dozen bottles from the freighthouse. The pair, who had worked there about a month, admitted nightly smoothing operations for a month and were caught after a railroad staffing shortage due to a new eight hour law.
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A. H. Long
William G. Tobin
Pierce
Tressly
Missionary Meeting Elects LaSalle Officers
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church at LaSalle elected officers at Mrs. B. A. Warren's home. Mrs. Miller Carter was president, Mrs. D. M. Lewin vice president, Mrs. R. M. Moore secretary, Mrs. C. B. Norris literary secretary, and Mrs. William Rogers treasurer. Forty eight attended and ten new members joined. Devinny, R. C. Walker and Warren led the program. The public note asks Weld County Harvest Festival club members for input on turning a 95.40 balance over to the Weld County Fair Association.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church At
LaSalle
B. A. Warren
Miller Carter
D. M. Lewin
R. M. Moore
C. B. Norris
William Rogers
Devinny
R. C. Walker
Weld County Harvest Festival Club
Weld County Fair Association
D. J. March
Mrs Yates of Eaton Dies After Illness
Mrs John Yates of Eaton died at her home Sunday night from tuberculosis following typhoid pneumonia. Born August 16, 1884, she leaves a husband and two young children. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon from the home.
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Yates
Eaton
John Yates
Eaton At & O'Clock
Rail graders push on as UP condemns land deals
Union Pacific proceeds with right of way work in Crow Creek district despite condemnation suits against fourteen landowners. Most are non residents, negotiations delayed, but grading continues with damages to be assessed later. Sprague leads Lone Tree branch with large steam grader, ground remains wet and frost present. siphons and culverts en route under Kilpatrick Brothers supervision.
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Union Pacific
Crow Creek
Mr. Sprague
Lone Tree Branch
Borie
Cheyenne
Hitchcock
Kilpatrick Brothers
J H Buttorff earns third patent for new head gate
J H Buttorff has received his third patent for a head gate with prior patents dating to 1898. The government North Platte project gate was shipped recently and the firm expects to wire the government with all cases this year. A government agent inspected the J A Taylor factory and found the new gate superior to those used on Shoshone and Huntley projects and would recommend it to Montana Wyoming superintendents. Special Round Trip Homeseekers Rates to New Mexico and Texas offered on first and third Tuesdays each month by the Colorado & Southern railway with one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip, final limit twenty five days. For details contact a Colorado & Southern agent or T E Fisher Denver Colo.
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J. H. Buttorff
North Platte
Nebraska
J. A. Taylor
Huntley
Greeley
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado & Southern Railway
Ford
Colorado & Southern
T. EF. Fisher
Denver
Colo
Illnesses Reported in Denver and Local Infant Sickness
Rn L Martin a noted potato buyer from Ault is seriously ill in Denver with his wife traveling to be with him. The Martins’ infant, about a month old, lies ill with whooping cough and doctors fear for the child’s recovery.
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Rn. L. Martin
Ault
Denver
Mr. Martin
One Way Colonist Rates to Western Territories Announced
Colorado and Southern announces one way colonist tickets at greatly reduced rates to Arizona Texas Mexico California Idaho Montana and the Northwest. Commencing March 1 and continuing daily until April 30 there will be discounted fares to numerous points in the listed area. For rates and details consult the agent or address T K E Fisher Denver.
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Arizona
Texas
Mexico
California
Idaho
Montana
The
Northwest
Colorado & Southern
K E. Fisher
Denver
Notable Shriners Circus and Selle-Floto Show in Denver
The Shriners circle, in conjunction with the Selle-Floto Circus, Menagerie and Wild West Show, will perform in Denver from March 20 to April with unique features. Colorado & Southern offers very low round trip rates from all stations, tickets on sale March 29, good to return until Merch $1, and on April 1, good to return until April. Further information available from the local agent.
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Shriners’ Circus
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Direct primary bill passed by senate amid party clash
The senate approved on second reading a direct primary measure by 18 to 14 with McCue amendments. Democrats denounce it as the worst excuse for a direct primary while lists name eight Democrats and ten Republicans who voted for a fake primary and thirteen who backed a genuine law.
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Senate
McCue
Adams
Carringer
Faraday
Cary
Gove
Irby
Napier
Bardwell
Barela
Bohm
Burger
Button
Carpenter
de Long
Harrison
Jones and Meyer
Easter Crucifixion at Faster Congregational Church
The Faster Congregational church plans its Easter event with The Crucifixion by Stainer. All solo parts are male voices sung by J C Kendel and Rea Countens under J Wilcox guidance. C B Clark leads the choral work as preparations push for a major Easter-season church event.
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Congregational Church
Stainer
J C. Kendel
Rea Countens
J. ©. Wilcox
Wolfe Hall
Denver
C. B. Clark
Patna
Daily Tribune Subscription Push
Local paper urges readers to subscribe immediately, promising timely delivery and full access to daily content. Includes contact options and promo details for new subscribers.
Reading of The Servant in the House Stirs Greeley Audience
The Unity church audience enjoyed Mrs Hugh's Sunday reading of The Servant in the House, praised for noble sentiments and fine portrayals of seven characters. The editor notes demand for clean uplifting drama and hopes for future readings in Greeley.
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Greeley Tribune
Unity Church
Hugh
Greeley
Will Live on Wheels for a Greeley Family
A former Greeley girl Mrs R 4 Jruly nee Miss Rugh plans to live in a car while her husband, an elegant V P railroad engineer, works on building projects in Green River Wyoming. He will fit the car with home appliances and they will reside there during the renovation. In the interim she will stay with her sisters Misses Nora and Winifred Rugh.
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Greeley
R. 4
Jruly
Miss Rugh
V. P. Railroad
Green River
Wye
Drury
Nora
Winifred Rugh
Fortnightly Clap Meets At The Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs J Ewing on Saturday. The program featured a life sketch of a great musician by Mrs Clarence English. Mrs R G Strong sang The Lotus Flower. Mina Helen Phillips played a violin solo and Miss Lune Smith gave a vocal song.
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J. ©. Ewing
Pleasant Physic from Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and gentle in action for a pleasant cathartic effect. It invites readers to obtain a free sample at any drug store.
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Chamberlain
Taft Family Succession in Longmont Probate Case
Longmont probate records reveal a switch in administration for the deceased Samuel Armetrong estate. Crore Y. Taft of Longmont replaces Free PY. Taft as administrator of the deceased’s affairs following the March 6 death.
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Samuel Armetrong
Longmont
Mort
Foye
Crore Y. Taft
Beware of Ointments For Osterrs Containing Mercery
A garbled patient warning describes dangers of mercery based ointments and their effects on the senses and mucous membranes. It references a claimed cure for catarrh and contains distorted medical jargon and vendor mentions.
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