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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1909

Page

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Weld County Fair Association Elects Officers and Sets Plans

The newly formed Weld County Fair association held its first meeting and elected officers including president and treasurer. Directors pledges and committees were named for buildings grounds by laws premiums and advertising as Island Grove Park is chosen for this year’s fair with plans for future grounds expansion. The meeting adjourned to report next Saturday and prepare by laws and a constitution.

The Weld County Fair Association C. T. Smetll Greeley Bruce G. Eaton A. L. Camp D. J. Marek Mulidicgs DB. J. March Island Grove Park FE. R. Bliss George Hodgren E. R. Blant D. J. Marah March

Fifteen New Street Lights To Be Installed Citywide

The electric light company begins work on fifteen additional lights along Pew Street and other areas under a revised contract extending four months. After May 26 the city will switch to around-the-clock service with lights burning from after sunset to before sunrise, at a cost of 1 per year per 2000 candle power lamp, down from 90 per light previously.

Electric Light Company Natalize Tidoight

Eastern Star Concert Raises Nearly One Hundred Dollars

The Eastern Star cleared almost $100 from a Saturday night concert in the Odd Fellows hall. The event drew a crowded room and added to local funds.

Baton O BK Eastern Star Odd Fellown

Swedish Synod Convention Reports Plans for Linsborg Home and Additions

Rev Gustafson returned from the Kansas conference of the Augustana Synod. A constitution for an old peoples home in Linsborg was drawn up with support from the conference and a modest admission fee. An orphanage addition at Mariadahi is planned at about 6000 dollars. Bethany college in Linsborg and an academy at Round Rock, Texas, belong to the conference. The Synod has 1100 congregations. Next meeting slated for Red Wing, Minnesota in mid June.

Swedish Synod Gustafson Linsborg Kan Kansas Augustana Synod Mariadahi Bethany College Round Rock Texas Red Wing Minn

Degenerate Bert Foster Pleads Guilty in Statutory Charge

Bert Foster pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace on a statutory charge and was bound over in 500 dollars. The defendant described the boy as a degenerate with a weak mind the result of youthful environments.

Bert Foster Justice of the Peace

City Considers Modern Fire Alarm System Upgrade

A city visit by a leading fire truck firm representative details Gamewell fire alarm options. Greeley may need about twenty boxes at 90 to 100 dollars each, with total modern system and vehicle costs near eight thousand dollars. Lease or multi year payment plans are offered. decision pending further investigation.

Arsa Gamewell Fie Greeley

Grover Telephone Line Shifts Path to Cheyenne

Grover moves to connect its line with the Pell system at Cheyenne instead of the planned Seven Cross ranch route. Local Grover plant expansion and an agreement with manager Croll were dropped as cheaper Burlington line construction to Cheyenne proceeds. Towns along the route and settlers will share costs. once finished, Grover will reach Greeley by telephone via Cheyenne.

Grover Greeley Cheyenne Croll Seven Cross Ranch Burlington

Mrs Lucy Reed Dies at 76 After Pneumonia

Mrs Lucy Reed, 76, died Sunday at her son Charles H Reed’s home 1625 Seventh Avenue. She came to Greeley in 1907 and was a longtime member of the M B entired. Funeral services were held at the home this afternoon and burial followed in Gardner.

Sheep Load in District Returns to Omaha Bound Freight

About 1800 head of sheep were loaded here Sunday from the farmers spur, nearly clearing the district on foot. A. W. Atkinson owns the lot, plans to go east with them, with Omaha as the initial destination and potential farther routing if advised after arrival.

A. W. Atkinson Omaha

Home Company to Distribute for Northern Colorado Power

Northern Colorado Power and Home Gas & Power announce a consolidation that closes the Home plant and shifts distribution for Weld and Morgan counties to Northern. The Northern Power Company will supply all current in Greeley and surrounding areas, reducing local staffing as offices consolidate.

Home Company Northern Colorado Power Company Weld Morgan Counties Northern The Tribune Greeley Home News Weaver Denver Robert McF. Doble Northern Power Company Weld and Morgan Home Gas & Power Company

Jamaica Ginger Claims Victims

Police rounded up four intoxicated menSunday night all doped with Jamaica ginger Dad Stevens Tom Russell William McGraw and Joe Laurens Russell resisted Officer McGreggor and was subdued. The others paid fines of 10 and costs and received “angel” mercy. A new chain gang punishment scheme was announced with higher fines and compulsory labor under Walt Leiniger.

Jamaica Dad Stevens Tom Russell William McGraw Joe Laurens Russell Fanny Officer McGreggor McGreggor Joe Dad McGraw Chain Gang Walt Leiniger

Greeley Y's Elect New Officers

The Greeley Y's met Friday evening at Mrs. H A Russell's home and elected officers. Carrie Woodruff is president, Rosalie Brugé vice president, Lian Kelley secretary, and Laura Cameron treasurer. Regular meetings set for the second and fourth Fridays.

Greeley Y's H. A. Russell Carrie Woodruff Rosalie Bruge Lian Kelley Laura Cameron

Irrigation Pump Installed on Big Bend Ranch

Jack McMillan installed a gasoline engine on his Big Bend ranch to pump water from a deep-water well. The system supports irrigation on a 160 acre ranch and supplements existing ditch rights with an extensive pipe network.

Big Bend Jack McMillan McMillan

May Send Him Home

John Guzman, brought from Johnstown for killing a horse owned by his employer, faces insanity trial or deportation to Mexico.

John Guzman Johnstown Mexico

Missing Horses Plague Cheyenne Man in Weld County

Tom Neill of Cheyenne reports many horses missing from his large herd this winter in Weld County. Deputy with Dick Abbott claims Abbott was found with a horse belonging to O Neill. brand concealed with grease. Neill traces several stolen animals sold by thieves and suspects a large gang operating in northern Colorado.

Tom © Neill Cheyenne Weld County Carr Dick Abbott Abbott & Homestead Colorado Abbott

Arrival of Miss Moore in Greeley from Colorado

Miss Ielene K Moore arrived in Greeley on Wednesday to visit friends the Brown family who reside in the country. An expressman named C W Be resolved the misunderstanding by mobilizing his buggy to the depot and escorting her to her friends home.

Ielene K. Moore Colorado Greeley Wednes Ily C. Brown C. W. Be Poe

Governor to veto extra appropriations across state

Denver reports the governor plans drastic cuts to new building funds and may veto personal, state, and county fair appropriations. He will tour the state to identify essential projects, possibly reject the state home for the mentally defective at Fort Morgan and Gunnison normal school bills, and target funding for a Weld county fair.

Denver Greviey Tam Escare

New Town Growth With Seven Room Residence Progress

Fifty years hence M. L. Bari announces the town of GH Bia with a new seven room residence on the ground, nearing completion and ready for move in. Gill is expected to develop spud center as seven Commission men of Greeley and Eaton buy lots to build warehouses. Greeley Mercantile Co will erect a large potato sorting warehouse and a dugout to hold 100 cars, the largest ever built in the area.

M. L. Bariwel Cam GH Bia Mr. Bardwel Gill Spud Center Greeley and Eaton Greeley Mercantile Co

Death claims Patterson child from scarlet fever outbreak

Death entered the home of Mr and Mrs A Patterson as their son Donald Avery aged 8 died from scarlet fever. Private interment was held at Linn Grove cemetery. The couple’s 18 month old remaining child is also ill with the disease.

A. Patterson Donald Avery Linn Grove Cemetery

Government designates lands for desert act homesteads

The government designates ten million acres under the desert act with 10 600 000 acres open in Colorado for entry. Weld county has no lands named though Logan county near Sterling may see filings. A federal land agent in Greeley investigates local parcels likely to be withdrawn if oil or mineral indications are found.

Colorado Weld County Logan County Sterling United States Greeley

Lumber Yard Opens in LaSalle Aids Local Trade

J. H. Behrens of Evans will start erecting sheds and an office for LaSalle lumber yard. The first car of lumber has arrived, marking LaSalle's first lumber yard amid a regional building boom. Ed Behrens will manage the yard and stock will range beyond a small two by fours.

J. H. Behrens Evans LaSalle Mr. Behrens Ed Behrens

Scheme to Make Money Come Easy in Weld County

A couple of strangers arrive with a market day scheme aimed at Weld County farmers in Greeley. Merchants pay to host a Boost Market Day card display promising farmer purchases, but elders warn farmers’ sales are best handled by local auctioneers and merchants should not bear the cost.

Weld Greeley

Epworth League Plans Stronger Greeley Lecture Course

Loyal support this season enables the Epworth League to stage a five-number program for the coming year. The lineup features the Central Grand Concert Co with Maximillian Dick and Edith Adams among others, the New Zealanders with cannibalism to culture, Lee Francis Lybarger on How to Be Happy, Edward Elliott Stories from the Stage, and Thomas E Green on The Key to the Twentieth Century. The league cleared $143 for the church from the just-concluded course.

Epworth League Greeley Lyceum Bueau Central Grand Concert Co Maximillian Dick Edith Adams Margery Knowles Adolph Knauer New Zealanders

Man Killed by Train in Sand Creek Identified as Samuel King

Samuel King a ranchhand near Sand Creek was identified today as the man killed Tuesday evening by a Union Pacific train. Shown by several local youths, the victim’s missing arm and leg were traced to the train’s journey from Sand Creek to Platteville, with his vest found on the engine in Greeley at 6 49 p m.

Union Pacific Sand Creek Samuel King Adams County King Platteville Greeley

Winding Up Alward Case and Fate of Clara Alward

A Denver police retiree named Isaac Brown wins a $500 stock allotment in a court claim against Clara Alward estate. The case ends with Brown ordered off the premises by May 15. The narrative chronicles Clara Alward’s tragic life from childhood trauma through family losses and the fraught relationship with Brown on the Hudson farm claim site.

Isaac Brown Clara Alward Pueblo Clara Steele Dan Steele Evans Alward San Francisco Brown Denver Hudson

Pleasant surprise party for Mr and Mrs Daugherty

Friends of Mr and Mrs Horace Daugherty hosted a surprise at the Woodruff home with fifty four guests. Music recitations and refreshments followed. A set of solid silver tea spoons was presented to the honored couple before their departure to Pocatello Idaho early next week.

Horace Daugherty B. F. Woodruff Dera Cameron Daugherty Daughertys Pocateho Idaho

Tramp Arrest Follows Denver to Evans Night Run

A train tramp rode a Denver bound night train despite the crew. He was captured near Evans after evading removal at stations along the route. Police took him to the station and one shot was fired in the air to deter him. He and two accomplices face city work details on city hall and library grounds.

Denver Evans Greeley Cher Brown

Miss Lillian Carnaby and relatives take Clark house

Miss Lillian Carnaby with her mother and brother occupy the residence of Mrs. A J Clark at Ninth avenue and Fitch street and expect to settle there soon.

Lillian Carnaby A. J. Clark Ninth Avenue Fitch Street

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