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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
3
Two Vagrant Boys Sentenced to Thirty Days in Jail
Two 16 year old boys from New Mexico faced Justice Hatch on vagrancy charges. They received a 30 day jail sentence with suspension if they left town immediately. They had been washing dishes at the White House restaurant and were held by the sheriff in cold weather. A place near Beebe Draw is arranged for temporary work with Sheria Florance's ranch. The youths say their parents neglect them and do not wish to return to New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Beebe Draw
Sheria Florance
Insanity Trial Sought After Platteville Deputy Detains Man
A Platteville deputy brought a man to custody on insanity grounds. The accused tended crossing for the railroad and his wife feared he would kill her. She reported he kept an ax and a gun under his pillow and threatened violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Sunday Sermon on The Comfort of Sorrow at Congregational Church
Rev Doane preached on sorrow and suffering as common to life and part of God’s purpose. He used the life tapestry image, saying sorrow refines joy, purity, friendship, sympathy, and service, leading to divine comfort and ultimate heaven after trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
Congregational Church
God
Articles of Incorporation Filed for St. Vrain Realty in Denver
Monday filings list St. Vrain Realty Company with head office in Denver to engage in real estate in the St. Vrain vicinity. Also incorporated Gill and Decker Improvement Company. Eaton Law Reservoir Company moves its business location from Eaton to Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vrain Realty Company
Denver
St. Vrain
Gill & Decker Improvement Company
Eaton Law Reservoir Company
Eaton
Windsor
Indiana Going Dry: Local Option Law Affects 57 of 92 Counties
Indiana has adopted a local option law with counties as units. Of 92 counties, 57 are now dry, while many have not yet voted. To date only one county that voted turned wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. B. Patton
Weld County to Be Second Class
County officials debate a bill before the legislature to classify Weld county as second class. The proposal mainly affects officer salaries while fees would stay at third class levels under the general statute. The bill notes Weld shall be designated a second class for compensation purposes and repeals inconsistent acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Weld
The Last Town Council Picture Presented to Greeley
A large framed group portrait of Greeley’s last town trustees from 1885 was presented by H. C. Watson and accepted by the city council with thanks. The six figures are H. C. Watson Robert Steele F H McDonald R H Johns George H West and O P Gale. West was mayor and McDonald clerk. Three of the six are now deceased. The image will adorn the council chamber walls.
Child nearly burned to death in Mead lamp fire
The four year old child of J D Patterson of Mead was nearly killed when a celluloid comb lit by a lamp ignited the clothing. The mother smothered the flames with a apron around the child, likely saving its life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Patterson
Mead
Lecture at Opera House for Rocky Mountain Rescue League
About six hundred attended a Sunday lecture at the Opera House to aid the Rocky Mountain Rescue and Protective League which combats white slave traffic. The program featured vivid slides, religious fervor, and music by Lieutenant Titus his wife and Miss Anna L Cook. A $109 pledge and additional collections were taken with payments directed to Clayton Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Rocky Mountain Rescue and Protective League
League
Colle'ion
Clayton Ennis
Fifteenth Street
Titus
Philippine Islands
Theudience
Lee
Anna L. Cook
Colorado Springs
Western life myths challenged by eastern readers
The Graphic Club held a session at the library last Wednesday where Mrs. George Adams and Miss Cannell repeated their papers. Readings showed the east misperceives western life feature notes of red men war paint cowboys and frontier women, with discussions applauded by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graphic Club
W. T. K. Club
George Adams
Cannell
Vestty
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Claims to Grow Hair
An advertisement credits scientists from Hamburg and Paris with discovering scalp microbes that cause baldness by feeding on scalp fat and starving hair roots. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is promoted as a remedy that will grow hair or refund the purchase, with two sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar from H. Reynolds Drug Co located on 8th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Labourand
Paris
France
Rexall
H. Reynolds Drug Co
8Th Street
North Side Country Club Meeting Reports Papers
North Side Country Club held a Friday meeting at Mrs. Margaret Nichols home two miles northeast of town. Four papers were presented on Home and Imported China, Morality in the Home, Diamond Mines, and Noted American Painters. Twenty two members and five visitors attended with a social hour afterward. Next meeting at Mrs. Chester Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Margaret Nichols
Louise Brown
Chester Blunt
Horace Hopking
Arthur Leaver
Chester Howard
One Way Colonist Rates To Western Territory Announced
Commencing March 1, the Colorado Southern will sell one way colonist tickets to Arizon Texas Mexico California Idaho Montana and the Northwest at greatly reduced rates. For rates and other particulars call on the agent or address T. B. Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizon
Texas
Mexico
California
Idaho
Montana
Northwest
Colorado @ Southern
Adress
T. B. Fisher
Denver
Deaths in Ault Area Mrs Ollie B Sherwood
Mrs. Ollie B. Sherwood wife of J H Sherwood a ranchman living northeast of Ault died Sunday of tuberculosis. Ill for some time the recent storm aggravated her malady and she died from an attack. Funeral arrangements not yet set but interment likely Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie B. Sherwood
J. H. Sherwood
Ault
Ian
Death of William Faulkerson From Appendicitis
William Faulkerson about 28 died Sunday morning at the city hospital from appendicitis. He was brought in Thursday with the illness. Report places him as a ranch hand for Charles Stone west of town. verification is hampered by broken telephone lines. He had possible relatives in town. Burial expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faulkerson
City Hopital
Charles Stone
Death of Oscar A. Sanquist at Evans Home
Oscar A. Sanquist died about 9:39 Sunday morning at Rev. and Mrs. Robert W. Evans's home 808 Tenth Street from tuberculosis. He had run a chicken ranch near town after moving from Colorado and lived in a tent on Eleventh Street last fall. He had relatives in Chicago and interment plans await word from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Sanquist
Robert W. Evans
Tenth Street
Colorado
Eleventh Street
Evans
Chicago
Death of Charles H Bragg in Greeley
Charles H Bragg 52 died of peritonitis at home 1458 Eighth street after a nine day illness. Born February 5, 1857 in Richmond county Virginia he lived in Ili nois Iowa before moving to Greeley four years ago. He married Lessie M Wiles in 1886, had three daughters Jessie Olive Bernice. she died in 1886. Three years later he married Exie Morris. they with son Evert and the daughters survive. Body to be shipped to Gowrie Iowa. Bragg was an expressman respected by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bragg
Eighth Street
Richmond County
Ilinois
Iowa
Greeley
Lessie M. Wiles
Jessie
Olive
Bernice
Bragg
Exie Morris
Evert
Gowrie
Brage
Memorial Service at Unitarian Church Honors Three Members
A memorial service at the Unitarian church remembered Captain David Boyd Mia C Ellott and Fred E Smith who died in the past year. Speakers gave tributes to the deceased and the choir performed Lead Kindly Light with solo and duet performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
David Boyd
Mia. C. F. Elltot
Fred E. Smith
Oliver Howard
Harry Watson
Bord
W. R. Iorcross
W. B. Gillespie
C. F. Elliot
H. N Haynes
G. M. Houston
Alice Taylor
Bessie Potter
Hanna
J. M. B. Petrikin
Kerr
Joshua Mead
J’ros Gideon
Unity Club
Unity Circle
Prof
Fite
Trainload of sheep moves from Greeley region
A daily average of sheep cars leaves Greeley by rail. Monday 31 cars departed via the Southern line, Tuesday repeated the load, and organizers planned 40 cars from Union Pacific towns for tomorrow. In the district extending to Collins, 1100 cars fed the season, with 300 still awaiting market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Southern
Union Pacific
Collins
Body of Mrs P A Tisdel Brought From Denver for Burial
Coroner T G Macy transported the body of Mrs P A Tisdel from Denver to Lynn Grove Cemetery to lie beside her husband. Mrs Wisdel lay in Fairmount Cemetery Denver for twelve years and will be moved here to rest with her parents. The casket was well preserved though the body is mostly dust. The business interest will occur tomorrow with no services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Macy
Denver
P. A. Tisdel
Lynn Grove Cemetery
Wisdel
Fairmount Cemetery
Gamma Kappa Ball Held at State Normal Faculty Hall
The seventh annual ball of the Lambda Gamma Kappa fraternity was held Friday night at Academy Hall. The hall was festively decorated with pennants and the programs featured red and black skull and crossbones emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Gamma Kappa
The
State Normal Schoeol
Academy Hall
Notice to Mattie L Bailey and C Bailey in Weld County suit
The People of Colorado v Mattie L Bailey and C Bailey, defendants. They must answer the district court complaint within twenty days after service or thirty days if served by publication. The suit seeks to declare a contract null and void, enjoin transfer of a note mortgage and insurance policy, return instruments to court, and order release of mortgage plus compensation and further relief. First publication March 21 1909. last publication April 23 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Colorado
Aes of Weld
G. Thompson
Attie L. Bailey
E. Bailey
Mattie L. Bailey
C. Bailey
Weld County
Senate
Bo Ee
C. E Bailey
D. G. Thompson
Greecier
Frank Madden
Alorado
Elbert G. English
Denputy
Chas. & Southard
Private sale of Weld County real estate in Reed estate
The surviving executor of Deborah Ann Reed deceased seeks court approval to privately sell all of lot seven in block seven of the City of Greeley Weld County Colorado with water rights and appurtenances. Sale subject to continued open or extended bidding as law and court orders allow. First publication in The Greeley Tribune March 31 1909 with hearings and terms set by the Weld County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Colorado
Weld
Yeheorah Aue Reed
Samante
Maren
Leeds
Epee
Sele
Orencen
Shima
Greeley
Cocote
Deborah Ann Reed
Erlang
Colsrean
Deborah Ann
R. G. Strong
Greeley Tribune
Notice of stray heifer taken up near Hudson Weld County
Notice to concerned parties that a red and white stray heifer about three years old with a left side brand was taken up near Hudson Weld County on or about March 14 1809. Owner must claim by April 5 2009 or the animal will be sold for the owner's benefit by the state board of inspection commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Weld County
Cole
State Board OF Nie Inspec
Calo
Death notices for Martha Brooks in Eaton neighborhood
Mrs. Martha Brooks of Eaton died from pneumonia and was buried after a 3 o'clock funeral. The family, now poor, moved recently to a shack near the Feton grove. Survived by her husband and several small children. interment was at Eaton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brooks
Eaton
Feton Grove
T ‘Ore
Intercent
Eaton Coretery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kittle& Withey Grocery
Will Brew
H. C. Watson
E. S. Carrithers
William Paulkerson
Stetson
EAPC
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