Little Locals Notes From Prairie Town Social Roundup
A B DeVoe visited Pierce Sun Mre RK and T Pachaiy returned Friday evening from Parr where she visited her two sons. Misses Florence Gillette Florence wiey and Lucile Schureman returned Sunday from Fort Ollins after attending a sorority dance. Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as quick cure for colds. Claud Armstrong of Ogallala visits sisters Ettie and Mae Armstrong and plans to enter a Grand Island business college. Mr and Mrs Frye of Pinehurst have been in Greeley visiting neighbors and friends Amen.
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Mre
RK. T. Pachaiy
Parr
Florence Gillette
Florence Wiey
Lucile Schureman
Fort Ollins
Claud Armstrong
Ogallala, B
Missesettle
Mae Armstrong
Grand Island
Local Residents and Teaching Changes Reported
Mrs D A Hue visits friends in Bennett Kansas. Miss Florence Potter fills fourth through sixth grades at Severance school replacing ill health resigning Miss Mabel Johnson. Mrs Robert Wright of Messix visits relatives in Greeley for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Wright will move beyond Sterling where his county surveyor work will keep him for some time.
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Florence Potter
Severance School
Mabel Johnson
Robert Wright
Messix
Greeley
Donovan Returns from St Joseph Visit
Neal Donovan came back from St Joseph Missouri after visiting his daughter. Mrs Donovan who accompanied him stayed for a time with her daughter as the lower altitude appeared helpful amid recent poor health.
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Neal Donovan
St. Joseph, .O
Mrs. Donovan
Distant visitors and local moves mark Greeley week
M Stone visited Denver on Wednesday and D C Koch traveled from Rockhurst on the Poudre for Mirs Hannan O Neill's funeral. L L Wyatt hosted a turkey dinner with Maud Myer Pauline Challis and L E Wyatt present. Details of visits by Edith Baldridge Park Parkison and Genoa resident Mrs Wadsworth. W T Bell bought the East Side livery barn near Greeley and plans to run it. J L Miller and sister Josephine Miser visited Mrs Margaret Miller as Miller travels west. J Truby Cameron hosted a Sunday school class party. Mrs B wn Ellis returned from Rock Valley to Iowa. A Foley's Honey and Tar ad appears.
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D. C. Koch
Rockhurst
Mirs. Hannan O'Neill
W. T. Bell
Greeley
East Side
Dan Vance
Bell
Party Hosts Delightful Gathering at Miss Bliss Home
Miss Litler of Fort Collins visiting Florence Bliss and Maud Kelly hosted a Friday evening party at Miss Bliss's home in Greeley. Twenty young people attended with unique games and amusements and fine refreshments were served.
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J. Truby Cameron
Methodist Church
Florence Bliss
Maud Kelly
Miss Bliss
Bessie Litler
Fort Collins
Greeley
Local Residents Return from Family Visits
Mrs. Lloyd Alers returns to Windsor on Sunday after visiting her parents. Rev. B. W. Bonell comes back Wednesday evening from California where he was summoned by his mother's fatal illness.
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Lloyd Alers
Windsor
B. W. Bonell
California
Three Criminal Cases Settled In Ten Minutes
In district court Saturday three cases were disposed of in ten minutes. Frank Paulos and Piako Geanes pleaded guilty to simple assault and received ten days in the county jail. H. O'Connor faced a statutory charge and was released on the understanding he pay the trial costs or be sentenced.
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Tareer
Frank Paulos
Piako Geanes
H. O'Connor
Public health note promotes Chamberlain's tablets
A brief health advisory describes a distressing stomach disorder and urges readers to try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It states the medicine can cure the condition and offers free samples at any drug store.
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Chamberlain
Four Crow Creek damage suits settled against Union Pacific
Four major damage suits by Crow Creek district farmers against Union Pacific were settled for about four thousand dollars total. Attorneys Joseph C. Ewing and William R. Kelley led the cases with Union Pacific representatives and S. E. Ayer present. Plaintiffs included Gus Lying on the H. H. Croll farm Jacob Wagner on the Conrad Rehn ranch Mr. Rehn and Henry Kurtz. The suits claimed careless construction damaged ditches and fences allowing crop losses. The railroad sought a compromise after discussions in Greeley with the lawyers.
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Crow Creek
Union Pacific Railroad
Joseph C. Ewing
William R. Kelley
Union Pacific Ron
S. E. Ayer
Union Pacific
Gus Lyning
H. H. Croll
Jacob Wagner
Conrad Rehn
Mr. Rehn
Henry Kurtz
Ewing
Kelley
Road
Greeley
Ewin
Family visitors travel among Kersey residents
Mrs. N. W. Jones of Kersey is a guest at the C. I. Moore home this week. Miss Nellie Shearer and her brother Edgar visited their ill brother Alfred in Kersey on Sunday.
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Nellie Shearer
Edgar
Kersey
Alfred
Temperance Discussion With Ault School Group
Teachers in Ault schools and local W C T U members met at the Campbell home to discuss temperance work in public schools. Mrs Davenport of Greeley spoke on Scientific Temperance Instruction and state essay work and the savings bank system. A brief program featured Hattie Porter Kenneth Campbell Howard McKinley and Dean Kirby with music by J W Skinner.
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Ault
J. W. Campbell
Howard McKinley
Dean Kirby
J. W. Skinner
Wyoming ranchers deny backing murderers in Basin rally
George H. Walsh reports from Cheyenne to Denver in Greeley that Wyoming trials in Basin touch state and Colorado, asserting funds were offered to support prosecution of Brink and others. He notes widespread anti crime sentiment, urging patience as authorities pursue justice for Allemand and two sheepherders killed in Spring Creek clashes.
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Herbert Brink
Joseph Allemand
George H. Walsh
Basin
Brink
Spring Creek
Wyoming
Illness Notice At Mrs Carre Home In Windsor
Mrs C M Carre is ill at the home of her daughter in law Mrs Co W Gilbert. The Misses Hazel McNeil and Winifred Rugh spent Saturday and Sunday at their respective homes in Windsor.
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Hazel McNeil
Winifred Rugh
Windsor
Question on Crow Creek land title and mortgage lien
Attorney Joseph C. Ewing will ask the district court whether a 31 000 000 mortgage by the Union Pacific on Crow Creek lands including 40 000 acres is a lien on the property. Wood owns a quarter section. Denver decrees allegedly grant W G Evans title. mortgage remains in effect.
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Crow Creek
H. Doud
Joseph C. Ewing
District Court
Union Pacific Railroad
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Wood
Denver
W. G. Evans
Union Pacific
Mothers Day in Normal Training School Observed
Thursday in the primary department of the normal training school was set aside as Mothers Day. Each child invited a mother to visit from 1 15 to 5 pm, with school work in progress and playground tours. First and second graders gave pumpkin pies baked from pumpkins the children grew at school. Later the fourth and fifth graders hosted and entertained the guests.
Religious Author Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina author of several books writes of kidney trouble last winter he was suddenly struck with severe kidney pain confined to bed eight days and with thick white sediment in urine after taking Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain abated and urine returned to normal he recommends it sold by all druggists.
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Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
Foley
Sugar Swindle May Involve High Officials
A report by Assistant U S District Attorney Henry M Stimson to President Taft and his cabinet warns that prominent men of former administrations may be drawn into the sugar trust swindle investigation. The probe, expected to reach far, could implicate figures from both political parties.
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Washington
Taft
United States
Henry M. Stimson
Sugar Trust
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