Greeley Notes A Busy Patch Of Town News
Charley Camp returns to Cree cy. Dr Clark from Texas visits Mr A Boye. Olney of Kansas returns. Alonzo Bennett marries Luella McCune in Denver. Major Williams works on a new house. Red Cross Encampment meets in Odd Fellows Hall. Warnings of wolves and hunting reports. Produce prices listed. Real estate transfers noted. A calling for a Colorado forestry convention to be held November 19 1884 in Denver with delegates named.
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Colorado Fruit Grower’s
Fort Collins
Gipson
Ed House
Greeley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Geo. H. Parsons
Henry McAllister, Jr
Geo. de la Vergne
Edgar T. Ensign
Colorado City
A. Z. Sheldon
Big Sandy
Ivory Phillips
Fruita
W. E. Pabor
J. H. Perry
Grand Junction
Geo. A. Crawford
Pueblo
J. J. Lambert
David Boyd
Ralph Meeker
Fort Colling
Ansel Watrous
Albina L. Washburn
Wilson
Tenney
A. E. Blount
State Agricultural College
James Cassady
Agricultural College
Olive Wright
Crimes
Stanger
John Brisben Walker
Valentine Devinney
Stanley Wood
American House
Woodbury Cooper Wedding at Bride’s Father Home
Frank S. Woodbury of the Denver Zines married Mary Jessie Cooper daughter of K. G. Cooper of the Tribune Republican. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J S Guida at the bride’s father home with a small group of relatives and close friends in attendance.
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Associated Press
Denver News
Frank S. Woodbury
Denver Zines
Mary Jessie Cooper
K. G. Cooper
Tribune-Republican
J. 5. Guida
Church of the Sacred Heart
Legislature to Run Ninety Days This Winter
The Denver Times predicts a ninety day winter session with time for careful laws. It urges ending the county officers fee system and notes some Arapahoe county officials are paid more under fees than U.S. senators, calling the system pernicious and needing abolition.
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Denver Times
Arapahoe County
United States
Windsor visitors hunt near Windsor and praise Hotel De Harris
W Hi Fetta W Ki Hammon and F J Foote from Denver stay two weeks at the Hotel De Harris. Host Mr Harris, famed shot and stock breeder, showcases Plymouth Rock chickens Spaniel dogs and pigs. He recently bought two five month old registered breeding pigs named Duke of Windsor and Belle of Windsor from T D Goss Loveland.
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Windsor
W. Hi. Fetta
W. Ki. Hammon
F. J. Foote
Denver
Hotel de Harris
Harris
Poudre Valley
Plymouth Rock
T. D. Goss
Loveland
Platteville Letter Reports Local Mishap and Injuries
A Platteville letter notes a Sunday Methodist Church accident where a carriage upset after service but caused no serious injuries. A son of Mr. Springfield was hurt after a horse incident yet is recovering. Miss Mattie Collins broke her wrist in a school entrance push. James Stanton starts a hay and grain storehouse. Vew work begins this week amid tobacco mentions.
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Platteville
George Raney
Springfield
Mattie Collin
James Stanton
Sterling Notes From Packard's Sterling News
The Sterling area sees brisk cigar trade due to elections births and marriages. Mrs. H. T. West visits Sterling on return from the East and calls on Mr. and Mrs. Schenck. Firefighters from Brush’s and Johnson’s gangs battle south of the Burlington and Missouri railroad. a large range from Arickaree head to the road reportedly burns off. Emerson and West plan a ditch project to drain land across the river for 8 000 acres. A Kansas colony is expected to settle on state lands via Pawnee Ditch next spring, boosting Sterling’s growth and irrigation plans in the Platte valley. The Pawnee Ditch aims to become a leading irrigation system with extensive cultivation next year.
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Sterling Notes
Packard
Sterling News
Sterling
H. T. West
Greeley
B. A. Hubbs
Sterling Merchandise Company
Cleveland
Emerson & West
Kansas
Pawnee
Platte Valley
Longmont News Highlights Local Updates and Tragic Loss
Longmont reports trips by E. D. Crawford and wife S. J. Root visits Michigan while George Zweck returns from Wyoming. Israel Rowe dies after pneumonia relapse. John Walden dies in a coal mine accident. A skating rink opens at the Masonic Temple and local hiring changes occur at W. W. Secor & Co. The piece includes analysis of a British beef contract from Miles City and Chicago supplies for Egypt.
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Longmont
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Tribune
E. D. Crawford
S. J. Root
Michigan
George Zweck
Wyoming
Irwin
American House
Denver
Doynton
Frank Salade
Grand Central
Gueda Springs
Kansas
Sallade
Messrs
J. A. Decker
W. W. Secor & Co
George Brooks
A.C. Peck
Israel Rowe
Rowe
McPherson Post
Storey
John Walden
Topliff
Tom Collins
A Growing Newspaper in Washington Capitol Gets a New Dress
The Washington Capitol announces a new dress for its pages aimed at a brighter appearance and richer content. The editor pledges to crowd as much news as possible into the columns, lessen reprints, and add more reading matter while maintaining current features.
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Washington Capitol
Ceytat
Wenot
Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup Ad
The originator of the Dr Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup is praised as the people's favorite remedy for coughs colds consumption and throat and lung ailments. Priced at 50 cents and 1 sold by Mason and Kyle.
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United States
Dr. Bosanko
Mason & Kyle
Masses threaten Jay Gould as anti-Cleveland crowd roars in NYC
Two thousand men gathered before the Western Union building in New York two days after the election. They cried hang Jay Gould and called for returns while police rushed to the scene. The crowd shouted taunts about Barnard and Judge appointments as tempers rose.
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New York City
New York Journal
New York Tribune
Western Union
Jay Gould
Blaine and Logan
Broadway
Jayy Gould
Barnard
Supreme Court
New York
Grant doubts Blaine electability, Lordly talk in Washington
The Washington Capital reports General Grant remarked last week that he did not see how Mr Blaine could be elected. The remark came after a prominent naval officer called on him. The note adds Grant’s cool headed view of New York politics and hints at shifting opinions.
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Washington
Grant
Blaine
New York
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