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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
4
The ad touts supreme service and popular prices for ehmvice and Jurey Meats. It claims invincibility with the public and urges customers dissatisfied with table meats to try prime roasts steaks and chops. We aim to stay successful in business and please customers.
Readers in New York are urged to request a prospectus and special subscription offers. Officials announce limited time details and incentives for new or renewing subscribers.
Judge Garrigues denied Samuel Poe's mandamus to force the county clerk to issue an election certificate to Poe. Florance retains the certificate and the office, with Poe facing potential further contest options and bond requirements.
Walter Boyce a rich Nunn rancher and Lucy E Hollingsworth of Wichita renewed a childhood pact after years apart. Once thwarted by a brother they reunited in Denver and wed in the County Clerk’s office with Rev J R Rader officiating. They then left for a short Kansas trip.
Telegraphic advices from Washington indicate Roosevelt's commission for farm life will hold a single Colorado meeting in Denver on December 7. Previously two sessions were planned with Fort Collins as the other site. Invitations already sent for Fort Collins will be honored in Denver under Colorado Agricultural College auspices. Public hearings are set for Cheyenne on December 5.
T J Skaggs editor of Rocky Mountain Resources urges Greeley real estate men to back a spring meeting of the state organization in Greeley. Winter sessions will name next meeting site in Denver where Denver hosts. A M McClenahan of Greeley serves as a state director and active member.
Edward Moyer was found not guilty of forgery after twelve witnesses placed him in Denver on the day the forged check circulated. Defense argued misidentification as the clerk at a cigar store cashed a similar check for a man claiming to be Moyer, while the district attorney urged a not guilty verdict.
Sheriff Florance brings 18 year old Samuel Mitchell from Sidney Nebraska for stealing Dr. Little of Pierce’s horse. Mitchell admits the theft claiming intoxication. He bought a saddle Thursday at Pierce and stole the horse Saturday night while returning toward Missouri where his parents live. The horse will be shipped back.
Officer Ahrend collected a $50 reward from Missouri for locating Paul Phillips a plasterer who had been out of touch with his family for years. A photo led to recognition at the station and his brother sent the reward after a letter arrived.
Thursday marked the final settlement day for the S. W. Morrison estate. The late Evans area general store operator and his son left liabilities totaling 7,537 against assets of 3,316. Fourth grade creditors will receive 44 percent of their claims.
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