Mary Rausch to Speak at Greeley Chautauqua
Miss Mary Rausch of the State Agricultural College will lecture at the Greeley Chautauqua this year. She is known for cooking and domestic science topics and has drawn enthusiastic reception in past appearances. Local women who have attended her college classes anticipate her visit with interest.
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Ss Mary Rausch
State Agricultural College
Greeley
Mary Rausch
Department of Domestic Science
Barnesville Office to Be Established and Rail Plans
The report notes an imminent Barnesville post office and a Union Pacific link. Manager Moehler confirms semi weekly trains, with land parceled for sale near Barnesville. Investors plan inspections as new roads and ditches, including the No 2 ditch, are highlighted.
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Barnesville
Moehler
Union Pacific
Barnes
Tre
Bell Boys Arrested for Board Bill Flight from Greeley
Deputy Sheriff of Sterling and county jail guards hold Job and Lioyd Gruell on charges of beating a board bill after allegedly leaving the Union two weeks ago without paying their accounts. They were tracked from Greeley to Sterling where they resided. preliminary hearing set within days. The case also involves Maud Claus and Clarifying reports say Gruell brothers had no involvement with her departure.
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Sterling
Lem
Job
Lioyd Gruell
Sheriff's Office
Greeley
Claus
Maud Claus
Denver
Wolfe Hall
Colorado Cattle Quarantine Report to Governor
State Veterinarian Dr. Charles G. Lamb reported to Gov. Shamburg that Colorado is practically quarantined against cattle shipments as the federal agriculture department proposes. Lamb said there is no need for the measures suggested by the federal plan.
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the Tribune
Denver
Charles G. Lamb
Shament
Department of Agri
Colorado
Dr. Lamb
Man Convicted of Theft From Pierce Drug Store
Charles Johnson, described as a negro, was found guilty of burglarizing a Pierce drug store. He was sentenced yesterday to from five to seven years in the penitentiary.
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Pierce
Charles Johnson
Penitenthierry
Faculty Re appointed
The school board re appointed the entire faculty of the high school and grade schools for the next term as reported by the Tribune correspondent.
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Sehool
Dig Up Alleged Will To Claim Weld County Land
William Holden nephew of J L Smythe claims a last will and testament to prove ownership of a $3 000 Weld County property. Walter Smythe holds the land, with Holden saying Smythe died without a will. Holden assisted Smythe in his final years while Walter Smythe was away in Denver.
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Weld
J. L. Smythe
Smythe
William Holden
Walter X. Smythe
Holden
Denver
Holden claims Nebraska ranch in will dispute
Walter Smythe accuses a compromise to avoid dispute while Holden says no compromise existed and he waited years to establish his claim. Holden cites a will naming his aunt Annie Smythe as holder of the Nebraska ranch worth at least $10,000 and currently on land in Nebraska.
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Walter Symthe
Holden
Annie Smythe
Nebraska
Colorado
Japanese Baby Born in Eaton's History
Eaton May 18 The second Japanese baby born in Eaton arrived this morning. The child was brought to the home of S Nagi who runs a store in St Petersburgh. Nagi is among the wealthiest and most influential members of Eaton's sizable Japanese colony.
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Eaton
Stork
Nagi
St. Petersburgh
Greeley Plans Homecoming for Pioneer Day Fortieth Anniversary
The invitation committee led by B D Sanborn plans a city wide homecoming inviting all former Greeley residents to return on June 10 for the Pioneer Day celebration. Names will be collected at a central location to honor founders of the city and mark its fortieth anniversary.
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Greeley
B. D. Sanborn
Bee
Greeley Churches to Host Women’s Rest Rooms and Parade
The article describes plans for a major festival in Greeley Weld county featuring a morning parade and a noon picnic in the park. Women from local churches are expected to maintain rest rooms for visiting women and children during the day while old timers reunion and pioneer memories draw interest for locals and newcomers.
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Churches of
Greeley
Weld
Rancher Injured by Wheel of Gas Engine at Home
Walter Adams aged 26 was hurled to the cement floor when his trouser leg caught in the wheel of a gasoline engine placed in the basement of his Kersey area home. He suffered severe bruises but his injuries are not thought serious. He was working with the engine when the accident occurred.
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Kersey
Walter Adams
Wanted ads for trained wolf and long fur boat near Greeley
Classified notice seeks buyers for a trained wolf and a long fur boat about three miles from Greeley. Inquiries directed to the Tribune Office.
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Greeley
Tribune
Women’s Gingham Dresses Line Rolled Out
For the first time since opening we offer a complete line of gingham dresses. Business has been brisk on them, preventing a full line earlier. Prices are less than a dressmaker’s charges.
Children's Dresses White and Colored at Our Dress Dept
Patrons urge Greeley shoppers to buy ready made children’s dresses in white and colored, noting it saves time versus making at home. Staff offer to guide customers through styles and prices.
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Greeley
New Season Shirt Waists and Middy Styles Arrive
Our stock features all new shirt waist styles for the season including King Tailored Waists in Lingeries at all prices. The Middy Waists come in every size and price, available now.
Corsets Offered At Low Prices For Costumes
Store promotes corsets to fit costumes with lightly corseted figures. Advertises models from leading American manufacturers. Claims a $2.00 or $3.00 corset produces a figure as good as higher priced $10.00 to $15.00 models.
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America
Women’s White Dresses in Linens Lawns and Swisses
A retailer promotes a large assortment of white dresses crafted from India linens Persian lawns mulls and Swisses. The sales indicate strong demand. shoppers are urged to inspect the line before buying elsewhere.
Infants Wear Department Showcases New Line in Greeley
The infants department displays a beautiful variety for ages up to four, including sacques dresses petticoats bootees macassins jackets long cloaks and headwear. It marks the first complete line offered in Greeley since the department opened and has been liberally patronized.
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Greeley
Separate Walking Skirts Brisk Trade Signals Summer Demand
Trade for walking skirts has been brisk for ten days, suggesting strong summer patronage. The best fabrics include Voiles Panamas Serges and Fancies driving sales.
New Accessories From Fashion Centers
Small details complete attire at fashion centers. The store offers neck wear hand bags neck scarves back combs and fans inviting customers to look up first.
Notice of Adjustment Day in Estate of Watson G Sterling
Estate of Watson G Sterling appoints administrator and announces adjournment of settlement before the County Court at the Courthouse in Greeley on June 27 1910 at 10 oclock a m. All claims must be presented. debtors urged to pay promptly. Milliken incorporation petition denied for insufficient qualified land owners and electors. withdrawals and signatory issues noted as cause.
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Watson G. Sterling
Wes
Colorado
Weid
Courhouse
Greeley
Ley
P. W. Allen
Greeley Tribune
Iso
Milliken
Bradfield
H. D. Molmes
Dora Holmes
E. C. Wynn
Tom Tobin
del Febin
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Incorporated
Milton Reservoir Worker Injured in Runaway
Evans May 20 A O Donnell employed at the Milton reservoir was badly hurt last night after being thrown from his horse. His foot caught in the stirrup and he was dragged several yards. Dr D J Horton rushed 17 miles to treat him finding five broken ribs and back bruises with possible internal injuries feared.
Johnson Bound Over On Several Charges
Charles Johnson pleaded not guilty in justice court to burglary at Pierce and an attempted killing of a Union Pacific brakeman. He was bound over to the district court in the sum of $1,000.
Meteorite Falls Near LaSalle Sighting by Local Residents
A meteorite six inches across reportedly struck near LaSalle Friday night at 9 30. Residents on porches witnessed a flashing ball of fire that split into several fiery orbs before leaving a bright trail. Witnesses say fragments may have reached the ground and searchers scout northwest of LaSalle for pieces.
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LaSalle
Meteorite Sighted Over LaSalle Porches
Lasalle residents on porches around 8:30 last night witnessed a fireball enter the northwest sky. Miss Jennie Ellis and visiting North Dakota cousin John Littlehale reported a blazing ball that split into several fragments and left a light trail before vanishing, followed by a rosy sky and bright moon.
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LaSalle
LaSale
Jennie Ellis
John Littlehale
North Dakota
Miss Ellis
Hog Prices Hit Denver Sale for Hodgson Fifty Hogs
Platteville May 20 George Hodgson sold a load of sixty hogs in Denver yesterday morning. He earned nearly $500 with bids of 9.35 dollars per hundredweight the highest price he has received this year. The fattest hog weighed 425 pounds.
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Platteville
George Hodgson
Denver
Pierce to Have New Telephone Building
Pierce Colorado plans $7000 in improvements for the Colorado Telephone company to serve growing subscribers. John E. Shafer builds a $3000 brick plant for company use and a Denver crew will install a cable line to replace many wires. Sixty new telephones will be added, with twelve in town and thirty in rural areas, the building to be occupied June 10.
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Pierce
Te Ien
Company
June Loth
Nunn Newlyweds Welcome With Rowdy Reception
In Nunn on May 20 C G Wilson married yesterday in Denver to Mrs Dottie Pound of Marion Ill. Returning with his bride they were greeted by a reception committee that paraded them on a tin can decorated wagon followed by a beer wagon. The couple later visited Wilson's furnished home and his amusement hall where punch ice cream cigars and dancing marked the celebration.
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Nunn
C. G. Wilson
Denver
Dottie Pound
Marion
Ill
Mr. Wilson
Grover School District Divided Discussed by Local Officials
In Grover yesterday Judge Parker H M Williams and W A Leathers consulted with Superintendent L H Harrison over proposals to divide the Grover school district. Officials say the district’s growth necessitates a division to better manage schools and funding.
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Grover
Judge Parker
H. M. Williams
W. A. Leathers
Supt
L. H. Harrison
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