Bad Man Identified by His Sister
Mrs Fannie McClean of Denver, sister of William M Sexton said she could not explain his death after he left Denver for Omaha a week ago Tuesday. Sexton, a structural iron worker, was killed near Hudson last Thursday night and his body lay unidentified until this morning. Coroner Macy is in Denver investigating and an inquest may be held. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Denver
Omaha
Fannie McClean
Blair Street
William M. Sexton
Hudson
Mystery surrounds Omaha labor search and missing union card
A 33 year old unmarried man’s death sparks a search for his Omaha trip and whether a union card was stolen. Relatives in Greeley and Omaha await clues as autopsy chances are weighed and the brother in Omaha is asked to confirm if Sexton visited.
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Omaha
Hudson
Salt Lake
Thieves Enter Gilcrest Mercantile Store
Thieves broke into the Gilcrest Mercantile Company store during the night and stole jewelry clothing and sundry items worth about 200 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking rear glass and loosening bolts. Sheriff Florance investigated and no trace was found. The same store had earlier been entered by safe crackers stealing jewelry.
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Gilcrest
Gilcrest Mercantile Company
Florance
Potato bug invasion halts planting in Delta field
Rancher H. H. McConnell reports 126 potato bugs per shovelful of soil in his Delta land. He planned to plant potatoes but abandoned the tract after finding heavy infestation. The rich garden soil had produced big crops and was in the potato bug district last year.
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H. H. McConnell
McConnell
Young Rancher Infected Foot After Pitchfork Accident
George Lambder, 24, of a ranch east of Greeley, suffered a wound when a pitchfork pierced his foot. Blood poisoning developed after two weeks, threatening his life and foot. He was rushed to a Denver hospital, with relatives traveling with him.
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George Lambder
Greeley
Denver
Lambder
Roosevelt Draws Millions To U S As Immigrants Await Ships
The Chicago Tribune notes Col Roosevelt's European tour publicizing America as a land of promised opportunity. Steamship men report 50,000 mainly Italian emigrants at ports awaiting vessels to New York and foresee more from Austria Hungary. They credit his appeal with convincing many to consider leaving their homelands while he downplays the effect.
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New York
Roosevelt
Austria-Hungary
Col. Roosevelt
Columel Roosevelt
Europe
General Grant
Italy
Hungary
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Kossuth
Garibaldi
Chicago Tribune
Local Social News From Greeley Area Hints at Daily Life
Brief notes show residents visiting, traveling to Denver and Fort Collins. Newborn in LaSalle Born to E Johanson. Local business figures and bank officials visit Greeley. Local events include church dedication and an oratorical prize win by Reed and Hill.
Cook Family Heads Home From Greeley Winter
Mr and Mrs N B Cook left Monday for Lockwood Missouri after spending winter with their children in Greeley Mr and Mrs B B Edwards and Mr and Mrs Edgar Broyles.
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Casey Brown
Greeley
Denver
N. B. Cook
Lockwood
B. B. Edwards
Edgar Broyles
Pleasant surprise for Miss Grace Curtis at Curtis home
Miss Grace Curtis received a pleasant surprise Saturday evening at her parents home Mr. and Mrs E R Curtis. About twenty guests attended and a delightful evening was enjoyed.
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Grace Ryan
Henrietta Reed
Elsie Hill
Grace Curtis
E. R. Curtis
Girl and Son Seek Eye Treatment After Wire Injury
Mrs. E. A. Kent of Zita brought her son Arthur to Greeley on Monday for eye treatment. The lad was injured five weeks ago while playing with baling wire and doctors have not yet determined if his sight can be saved.
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E. A. Kent
Zita
Arthur
Greeley
Mitchell man visiting cousins in Nebraska
Co. C. Smith of Mitchell Nebraska is visiting his cousins Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rogers for a few days. He came to see his aunt Mrs. R. W. Cheever of Michigan, who is staying with the Rogers family.
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Co. C. Smith
Mitchell, Neb
A. S. Rogers
Mr. Smith
R. W. Cheever
Michigan
Rogers
George Spear to entertain Greeley schoolchildren at Orpheum
George Spear will entertain Greeley school children at the Orpheum theatre next Saturday. The first and second grades are admitted free at 10 am, the third and fourth grades at 2 pm, and the fifth and sixth grades at 3 pm. An extra show may be added if needed.
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George Spear
Greeley
Orpheum Theatre
Christian Endeavor elects delegates to state convention
The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church met Tuesday evening at 1124 Thirteenth street. Clara Johnson and Rose Brainard were elected delegates to the State convention in Sterling on June 8 and 9. Ray Piper was chosen as delegate from the Christian Union congress. After business, the group enjoyed a social and refreshments.
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Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church
Charles ©. Phillips
Thirteenth Street
Clara Johnson
Rose Brainard
Sterling
Ray Piper
Society
Christian Union Congress
Fort Collins man named manager of local furniture firm
W. W. Hamilton of Fort Collins will accept the manager post at Mort J. Neill Furniture Co. to fill the vacancy left by W. H. Shaw. Hamilton arrives from Denver where he worked with Bock Furniture and is known to cyclists for world record road races between Brighton and Greeley.
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W. H. Shaw
M. J. Neill Furniture Company
Denver
W. W. Hamilton
Fort Collins
Mort J. Neill Furniture Company
W .H. Shaw
Mr. Hamilton
Bock Furniture Company
Hamilton
Brighton
Greeley
Dept Receives New Neck Belts Rags and Pins Ideas
The department weekly gathers the newest ideas in neck belts rags and pins. Last week they received four exceptionally beautiful lines of fans for graduates.
Property Transfers List From Weld County May 1910
A compiled roll of land transfers recorded May 5 to May 9 1910 in Weld County. Transactions include Christen W Nelson to Sarah Polk Firestone Coal Co to David Lindsay and multiple parcels in Greeley Milliken and surrounding additions with prices from 1 to 4000 dollars. Notable buyers include The First Presbyterian Church of Milliken and John A Widlund to C H Wadsworth with various lots and blocks described.
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Christen W. Nelson
Sarah
Polk W. D
Firestone Coal Co
David Lindsay
Elk
Firestone
Northwestern Land & Iron Co
D. M. Warrinner
Milliken
Gill-Decker Improvement Co
George E. Washburn
Gill
John J. Ogden
Jesse Scott Morford
W. L
Kersey
Murray M. Powell
Gertrude Powell
H. R. Withey
Greeley
James H. Ellis
John Larson
Thomas King
Pierce
First Presbyterian Church of
Loveland
W. D
Millard F. Franklin
G. H. Candlin
West Side
Eaton
J. C. Martinez
Marcelino Padilla
Elk “F" Evans
John A. Wesley
H. D. Bowe
Greeley Land & Water Co
Jens Jeremiassen
Andrew Holmquist
John F. Barbour
R. R
John A. Widlund
C. H. Wadsworth
Moore
Mountain View
Andrew & Holmquist
Hannah F. Peterson
Albert Nichols
Anderson
Ault
Alfred B. Carpenter
A. W Ferguson
Will Grant Chambers
Frederick Reinhold
Crawford
Denver-Laramie Realty Co
Thomas J. Dyer
W. W. Vandapool
G. W. Arney
Jennie Hammerly
Real estate transfers and deeds listed in Fort Lupton notices
A sequence of 1910 deed records shows multiple transfers of property in Fort Lupton and surrounding areas. Entries include W D and cash amounts for parcels in Elk Grover Grover townsite additions, Ellis Additions to LaSalle, Beatty and New Keota blocks, and shares in unnamed tracts. Named parties include Etta Rowland, William Rowland, William B Mayfield, Au rilla F Baxter, The Voorhees Real Estate Co, Charles Rice, H P Brunelle, Clara Brunelle, John H Behrens, Louise M Clark, Thomas L Jones, Hattie Benton, J W Newlin, P A Larson & Co, Grover Townsite Co, Geo W Parker, Geo P Gibbs, Frank A Smith, J E Tipton, A S Warren Jr, Robert L Gear, Dodder, and The Lupton Meredows Land Co.
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Isaac Pelton
Voorhees Real Estate Co
Lupton Meredows Land Co
Charles Rice
David
Ellis
H. P. Brunelle
LaSalle
David S. Ellis
Clara BE. Brunelle
J. W. Newlin
W. D
Crawford
I. J
Beatty
Grover
Robert L. Gear
Charles
Dodder
New Keota
Private sale offers 4600 acres in Weld County
P Kemmers private sale bids 4600 acres of dry land in Weld County to be sold at private sale. Interested parties contact Col P Kemmerer Greeley Colorado 701 Blew Street Windsor May 11. A 10 year old boy of Godfrey Meter sustained severe hand injuries when his hand was caught in a dump wagon chain while walking home from school near the cemetery road.
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P. Kemmerer
Weld County
P Kemmerer
Greeley
Colo
Cath Atreet
Windsor
Godfrey Meter
Lawsuit Filed Over Damages in District Dispute
Authorities announce a major suit by Ley Poudre company against various parties alleging attempts to delay the district and damage the sale of the country. They seek substantial damages and claim disclosures will end blackmail tied to the district.
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ley-Poudre Company
Greeley-Pond
Five Room Ranch House Under Construction Near Kersey
May 11 report notes Cha erecting a five room ranch house south of town with modern plumbing and good furnace. Grose is handling the work.
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Kersey
Grose
Gilcrest resident Glen Marks engages in two day business trip
Gilcrest resident Glen Marks travels Saturday on a business trip with Ada Horton for two days, with plans to return Tuesday. The trip involves meetings likely affecting local commerce and community ties.
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Glen Marks
Gilcrest City
Eise Ada Horton
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