Churches Open Doors To New Normal Students
About 600 freshmen, mostly from the Normal, were welcomed by six churches in a series of receptions. Each church offered music, readings, games, and informal socializing to help students adjust away from home. Father Casey hosted Catholic girls, while others hosted Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians, Christians, and United Presbyterians with unique get acquainted activities.
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He Baptista
Christans
COR Methodists
Baptist Church
Addiiton
Bonetre
Holman Hunt
Ernest
Christian Church
Father Casey
United Presbyterian Church
Merle Harper
Delia Campbell
Roy Harper
Lois Hickman
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Minnie Smith
Notice of Dissolution of The Flag Clothing Partnership
Notice states dissolution of the partnership of John B. Gulbrandt EK Johanson and EK Bore doing business as The Flag Clothing. Johanson withdraws and Gulbrandt continues with G K Shee. new firm name The Flag Clothing. Publication in Greeley Tribune in 1911 indicates legal steps and successor arrangement.
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John B. Gulbrandt
EK Johanson
Thethdrawal
Johanson
Partnersip
T Goartating
Memgts En Ulbrandt
G. K Shee Ety
Desert land contest notice from Interior Office
Edna Lunbery of Denver contests a desert land entry by Torge Irwin of Glencrest Colorado. The claim is for a tract in Township 1 North Range 1 West Sixth Principal Meridian as no improvements or irrigation have been made. Proceedings require a sworn answer within twenty days of notice.
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Xeoticr
United Ss Land Office
Denver
Colorado
Torge Irwin
Glicrest
Colo
Estee
Edna Lunbery
California
Eoliryman
Ferthee
Notice to Stockholders of The New Bucker Ditch Co Meeting
Notice to stockholders of The New Bucker Ditch Co calls a special meeting at the W O W hall on October 2 at 1 PM. The purpose is to consider purchase of shares or other propositions affecting water supply and warrants. SOUTHARD serves as President and G CROFT is Secretary.
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New Bucker Ditch Co
New Bucker Ditch
Jawa
Rook
Ime
Buecker Ditch
Ite
Avy
Southard
G. Croft
James C. Dahlman Cowboy Mayor of Omaha
James C. Dahlman of Omaha known as Cowboy May, has held multiple offices including Sheriff of Dawes County and Chadron mayor, served as democratic national committeeman, and was a 1910 Nebraska governor candidate. He endorses Foley Kidney Pills in a letter to Foley & Co. Chicago.
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James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Jas. C. Dahlman
Dawes Co
Neb
Chadron
Nebraska
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Beekeeper Reports 100 Pounds Honey From Each Hive
Windsor Sept 29 The apiary of Columbus Zimm reports a record 100 pounds of honey from each hive this year. Zimm credits the yield to few grasshoppers and blossoms allowed to remain on plants, reducing pest impact.
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Windsor
Apiary
Columbus Zimm
Zimm
Woman's Talk Is Expensive in Defamation Suit
In Windsor on Wednesday, Lizzie Loufer faced a heavier fine after a quarrel with Mike Dumler. The two sued each other for defamation. the judge found both guilty, Loufer fined 21 dollars plus costs, Dumler ordered to pay 13 dollars. Mrs J W Imboden is reported ill at home.
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Windsor
Mike Dumler
Lizzie Loufer
Justice Court
Chipman
Big Orchestra in Greeley Planned for Winter Recitals
Local music lovers in Greeley favor a series of sacred winter concerts by a Phil harmonic orchestra. Plans call for 15 to 20 members, church venues, vocal and instrumental soloists, and high caliber performances. Instrumentalists from surrounding towns have applied. Mrs. I. N. Wilson of Lucerne was in Greeley today.
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Greeley
Philharmonic Orchestra
Philharmonic Chorus
I. N. Wilson
Lucerne
ELOPING MAN RETURNS TO LONGMONT ARRESTED
John C. Hitt, who eloped with Norma Harrison the 17 year old daughter of Rev. A. G. Harrison, is arrested by Deputy Willey and turned over to Sheriff Capp. Hitt denies harming Norma and says she is safe, seeks a pledge from her father and the sheriff not to press charges. District Attorney Carlson arrives to conduct investigation. Mrs. Harrison is in critical condition after the shock of Norma's disappearance.
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Longmont
Colo
John C. Hitt
Norma Harrison
A. G. Harrison
Longmont Episcopal Church
Willey
Sherif Capp
Boulder
Hitt
Miss Harrison
Sheriff Capp
Mr. Harrison
Carlson
Irene Biddle Hitt
Dinner honors visiting brother of Mrs Funck
Mrs. George Funck entertained Sunday with a dinner party at her home to honor her brother visiting from the east. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Gray and Mrs. Teas.
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George Funck
Badger Attacks Ranch Employee in Kersey
A. M. Craighead, employed at O. M. Swope's ranch near Kersey, was awakened by a noise in the chicken yard and bitten on the leg by a badger early Thursday. He killed the animal after a brief struggle and the injury is painful but not expected to have serious consequences.
Tragedy on Trestle as Price Is Killed by Train Near Greeley
Joseph Price, a laborer from Carbondale, was fatally struck by a southbound Union Pacific passenger train while walking the trestle north of Greeley. Engineer John Carlson saw him and sounded alarms but Price, confused, ran toward the end of the bridge and was struck. Price’s body lay unidentified at first, later identified by Charles Smith in Greeley. Coroner Macy was in Denver awaiting inquest decisions. City pockets held $18, with no clear home or family connections.
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Joseph Price
Macy
Price
Union Pacific
Greeley
John Carlson
Carlson
Charles Smith
Carbondale
Denver
Pioneers Set Banquet as Reunion Returns Stronger
Indications point to a larger Union Colony Pioneers reunion this year with the annual banquet planned for October 26 at the Baptist church. Baptist ladies prepare a dinner, a short musical program and reminiscences of the early days. President J. F. Fezer organizes invitations, and many out of town guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Colony
Baptist Church
J. F. Fezer
Supreme Court declines to take case on good roads funds
The Supreme Court refused to assume original jurisdiction on the validity of house bill 200 and sent the matter to the state highway commission to handle internal revenue funds for road construction. Attorney M M Rinn of Boulder county sought an order to compel payment of 7500 dollars to Boulder county, but the court ruled the case must start in district court.
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Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
Internal Revenue
High Court
M. M. Rinn
Boulder County
Rinn
District Court
Ginther Family Returns From Six Week Western Trip
Christ Ginther and his mother Mrs. Katherine Ginther with sisters Lydia and Lizzie of Evans have returned home after a six week trip to the western coast. Ginther was in Greeley Saturday.
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Christ Ginther
Katherine Ginther
Lydia
Lizzie
Evans
Ginther
Greeley Saturay
Longmont Pie Day Declared Huge Success
In Longmont Colorado on September 29 the annual Pumpkin Pie day attracted about 12 000 attendees including visitors from Denver and northern Colorado. A grand parade led by the city council and the Boulder band showcased business houses lodges farmers and fruit growers. Pie and doughnuts were served in Thompson Park between noon and two with coffee or cider. Farm loans A L Mumper Co.
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Longmont
Colo
Denver
Colorado
Elks
Boulder Band
Thompson Park
W L Stewart Dies of Typhoid at Greeley Hospital
William Larkin Stewart died after weeks with typhoid fever at Greeley hospital. AArkansas born, 28, he lived in Colorado ten years and five with Model Milling. Survived by widow, child, mother Mrs Mary Stewart, sister Miss Sillen, and brothers Robert C Thomas and Louis of Spadra Arkansas. Funeral Sunday at residence officiated by Rev J L Thompson.
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William Larkin Stewart
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Stewart
Arkansas
Colorado
Model Milling Company
Christian Church
Berean
Stewart
Kensington Club Ladies Enjoy Afternoon of Fancy Work
The Kensington club met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. F. E. Bakers home. A good attendance joined a pleasant session of fancy work with Mrs. Grier as a guest.
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Kensington Club
F. E. Baker
Mrs. Grier
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Folie
PD. Ford
Register
Wwewee
Badger Bites Ranch Employe
Jor
Greeley Kiddies
Sterling Theater
Teachers’ College
the Tribune
New Sterling Theatre
Greeley School
Hamlin
New Theatre
New York City
Sterling Theatre
State Teachers’ College
Greeley Tribune
Frances Tobey
Tribune
Cllege
Farm Loans
A. L. Mumper Co
W. L. Stewart
Henry Candlin
First N’t’l. Bank
Gordon Dye
Condon Merc. Co
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