Greeley Schools Seek Bond Limit Increase for Growth
Carter superintendent of city schools leads a push to raise the bond limit to five percent to fund a new high school and relieve overcrowding as Greeley’s population outpaces existing facilities. He cites plans for Meekerfield site and seeks support from Denver and Colorado Springs districts and state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. RE. Carter
Greeley
Professor Carter
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Meekerfield
Carter
Springs
General Assembly
Colorado
Colony for Small Farmers in Grover District
Arbuckle and Purcell secured an option on 3,000 acres in Grover district for 90000 dollars. A Chicago man plans to split it into five and ten acre tracts for colonizing poor city residents. Eastern donors contribute 40000 dollars toward the purchase. tenants repay 50000 dollars from crop proceeds with no interest. The land offers ample water and good farming prospects. The Chicago men holding the 40000 in trust will report their inclination to the local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle & Purcell
Grover District
Chicago
Will Build New Ditch Near Masters Town
A map for a proposed drainage ditch was entered for record today. It will be near Masters and owned and constructed by Mr. Smylie of that town. It will water 320 acres and cost $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Smylie
Court wedding ends with playful kiss in Greenwood court
Judge Garrigues marries Harry Eckhart and Katie Leinhart in a terse Greenley courtroom ceremony. Eckhart, said to be 21 to 28, receives a delayed sentence suspension. Eckhart, his wife and baby exit with mother-in-law amid mixed emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrigues
Tribune
Greeley
Eckhart
Harry Eckhart
Katie Leinhart
Katie
Editorine Weds Fort Lupton Bride Weds Ranchman
Miss Ruby West Frink and Ernest B. Davis were married at the Frink home with Rev. Hines officiating. About 300 guests attended a reception after the ceremony, and the bride will continue newspaper work while living on a nearby claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Ruby West Frink
Ernest B. Davis
O. B. Frink
Hines
Sunshine Club
The
State Normal
Daisy Frink
Fort Luton
Colorado Springs
Sunday Dinner at the Camfield
One hundred fifteen people dined at noon at the Camfield banquet. Only fifteen were out of town guests. The housewife seems to prefer dining out to preparing the traditional big Sunday meal as the popular hostelery offers an exceptional menu and an orchestra provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camfield
Gentlemanly thieves seize Edwards teapot in rail town caper
A letter to Mr. W. H. Edwards claimed the tea pot was silver plated and hid under hay in a Fort Lupton shack. He retrieved the teapot and forgave the thieves, but all other gold items and clothing disappeared. The note, signed B B B, urged forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Edwards
W. H. Edwards
Denver
Mr. Edwards
Fort Lupton
Lupton
Auction Bullets Schedule in Kemmerer to Greeley Colorado
A series of December farm auctions across northern Colorado lists estates quit farming and sales of horses cattle hogs and farm implements. Listings cover Kemmerer Eaton Fort Collins Lucerne Severance and Greeley with dates December 1 4 7 9 14 16 17 and 21 led by The Champion Auctioneers of Northern Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sterling
Sey
Colo
Ault
Eaton
Albert
Nichols
Greeley
J. N. Collins
Lagalle
Gale
Andy McMillen
Will Hall Ranch
Severance
Wiliam Gleason
Fort Collins
A M. Smith
Old Camp
Lucerne
Charles Camp
N. Waldo & Son
Ramsay Wins Water Rights Question in State Engineer Case
Judge Garrigues rules Ramsay may divert seepage ditch water on his Morgan county land and use South Platte river water as a conduit. The decision addresses right to intercept irrigation water before it returns to the river and to move water between ditches. The ruling covers the state engineer’s attempts to block Ramsay and the injunction sought to shield his irrigation improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ramsay
Jaycox Et al
Garrigues
Ramsay
Morgan County
Evans
South Platte
Women of Woodcraft Greeley Circle Elect Officers
The Women of Woodcraft Greeley Circle No. 3 held a large attendance meeting on Friday afternoon electing officers. New officers include Mrs Ed. Rossing Guardian Neighbor Mrs J E Coleman advisor Mrs A T Ling clerk Mrs Ella Johnson banker Mrs Will Patterson magician Mrs Minnie McIndoo attendant R J McLucas captain of the guard Miss Esther Marsh musician Mrs Chas Woods inside sentinel Mrs Lena Robinson outside sentinel. A Past Guardian is Mrs A L Moyer. The program and supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Greeley Circle No. 3
Ed. Rossing
J. E. Coleman
A. T. Ling
Ella Johnson
Will Patterson
Minnie McIndoo
R. J. McLucas
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Brussels
Axminster
Shaw Dry Goods
Harry H. Shaw
Greeley, Colorado
Carpenter- Bellport
J. W. Carpenter
Eleventh Avenue
Amanda
Herbert S
Rev
J. J. Lace
M. E. Church
Aileen Thompson
Lohengrin
Ruby Rose
Louis Carpenter
Paris
Anna
Bertha Blair
Laura Thompson
Frances Patton
Fifth Street
Leona Bellport
Nergen
Pomeroy
Boulder
R. S. Burroughs
Gilcrest
Kemmerer & Gorpey
Kemmerer & Gordon
Northern
Greeley, Colo
W. O. W. Circle Officers
1. O. Glazier
Jeweler and Opticien
Rissler
Ninth Street
P. A. Hartung
First National Bank Building
Greeley, Galo
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