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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
Workmen uncover an old wooden flume laid over thirty years ago in West Greeley while draining the Ninth street sewer. The pine flume, soaked but well preserved, came from a Poudre sawmill and dates to when that area was a frog pond. Crews begin removing jungle growth and plan to continue through fall and winter.
David Stewart sues John Bentley for 197 dollars claiming a meat bill contracted by tenant Dodd in Bentleys name at the Cottage Home hotel. Bentley contends the bill was run up without his knowledge. The hotel was leased to Dodd months earlier and Bentley currently manages it. The trial by Judge McKinnie concluded after four days.
David Pattee of 510 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with irregular secretions and a scalding sensation. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with prompt relief and no recurrence. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
P. Rogers Dunbar formerly of Greeley and Miss Anne Tipton wed in Denver on July 28 after a two month secret period. Dunbar, once a bookkeeper for Goodman & Neill Clothing Co, is now at Oaks Home in Denver. The couple reside at 1420 Tremont Street.
A noted patent remedy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for curing coughs colds croup and influenza. It contains no harmful substance and provides prompt relief. Available from all dealers.
The Allen car theft case ends with the parents paying $975 to Mr. Allen and surrendering the damaged vehicle for a replacement. Criminal charges, including tampering with an automobile or burglary, loom with potential fines or jail terms. The Adams and Wadlin boys remain fugitives as the trial is set for October 31.
Plans, Oct. 1. Since Mrs. Ed Huffsmith died this week, her son Frank has typhoid fever and may have the same illness. Mrs. Huffsmith’s death was from the fever, and the oldest child Samuel and Daisy are in critical condition.
Gladys Helen Stone and August Strate of LaSalle eloped after a two hour sequence at the county fair. They bought wedding garments in Greeley and were married by a Methodist minister in Evans. Their parents learned of the marriage on arrival home.
The tablets provide a pleasant purgative effect felt by users and bring a healthy condition to body and mind. Sold by all dealers.
In Island Grove park near the potato oven work started on a lake on July 4, 1870. B D Sanborn recalled colonists, with teams and scrapers, began the digging. The project languished but has been taken up again recently with hopes to restore the park as a natural pleasure ground for Greeley residents.
Walter Adams, linked to the joy ride that ended in A. J. Allen’s wreck, was captured in Laramie by Deputy Sheriff Peterson. He was en route home to Greeley with his parents. two other youths remain at large, with one reportedly headed to California. Police promise tougher punishment and costs for the runaways.
A Rexall drugstore advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a gentle, safe remedy for constipation and bowel issues. It claims they do not purge or cause nausea and suit children and the elderly, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Two sizes available, sold only at The Rexall Store Gilbert Drug Stores.
Mrs. E E Smith died at her Denver home and was brought to Greeley for burial Thursday. She was 50 and survived by husband and one son. The family formerly lived in Greeley. Mr. Smith is a brother of D R Smith. Burial services were at Thompson Claypool Undertaking parlors Thursday morning.
Weld county hopes to levy a tax on residents to fund sending the Weld county fair exhibit to shows in Pittsburg Chicago and Omaha. The Commercial club secures space in Pittsburg at 1.50 per square foot for 500 feet while Union Pacific covers transport. Proceeds would only cover the attendant’s travel expenses. The county commissioners will decide on the proposal, which aims to advertise Weld county at distant fairs.
Neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet demands a strong remedy. Ballard's Snow Liniment claims to penetrate flesh with simple rubbing to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Priced 26e 60c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Carson W Gilbert.
Commercial club members back moving Weld county fair exhibit to shows in Pittsburg Omaha and Chicago. George N McDonagh says Union Pacific would haul free, with only staff salary and exhibit space costs to cover. Rail line's traffic payment could save the county hundreds of dollars and boost publicity.
Excitement at the depot as George M. Stack of Sligo feared theft after misplacing his watch while leaving the Weld county fair. He headed to the police station but traced the timepiece to his hotel room where it hung from the bed post.
Mrs. Carrie Rhea and her children Wilfred and Ruth travel from a Pearl-area ranch to Port Collins to enroll at the Agricultural College.
A Friday evening reception at the Methodist church welcomed Rev. Mr. Chase and his family along with Normal students. The event was hosted by the Ladies' Aid society Methodist Brotherhood and Epworth League. Speakers from the United Presbyterian church and the Normal greeted the guests, followed by a short musical program and informal mingling with name cards. Refreshments were served by the Ladies’ Aid society.
LaSalle September 30. E R Anderson the hardware man and a companion from the east plan a hunting trip across the range. They will return with a carload of bear and supply Weld county with fresh meat this winter. Louis Herrington of LaSalle, a pioneer scout, will guide them to the best hunting country. The party had reached Rifle and would soon leave for the mountains.
Miss Vivienne Abbott gave a highly praised piano recital at La Salle schoolhouse. The large crowd overflowed the venue, with many attendees left outside, yet those who entered enjoyed the program and expressed strong appreciation throughout.
The partnership of Frank B. Roster and Arthur Halsted under The F. B. Roster Company was dissolved on September 21, 1910 by mutual consent. Debts owed to the partnership to be paid to Frank B. Roster or Arthur Halsted. demands to be presented to and paid by both jointly.
Well known Windsor residents Robt. Cloughley, a longtime merchant with an exclusive shoe store, and Mrs. M. M. Tuetlett, recently in the millinery business, were married today after receiving a license. Both are prominent in the community.
Three Philadelphia financiers visited Greeley en route to a bankers' convention in Los Angeles. They seek to buy 20 000 to 30 000 acres in Weld county for an irrigation project, returning in two weeks to pursue land options. They praised Weld county fair and its agricultural exhibit as the best seen in the West and view the area as ideal for their scheme.
An advertisement touts HERBINE to ease indigestion and burning chest. It claims to drive out badly digested food, strengthen the stomach, and purify the bowels. Price 50c. Sold by Carson W Gilbert.
Grover September 30 ranchers report heavy losses from wolves and coyotes south of Grover as birds and livestock fall prey. Neighbors recount eight sheep killed near Keota in two weeks while chickens and sheep losses rise. Despite fewer wolves, animals are unusually ravenous this season and farmers plan winter protections and profitable pelts.
Hoarseness in a child prone to croup signals onset. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy given early or after the croupy cough appears will prevent the attack. Contains a nonpoisonous formula. Sold by all dealers.
Prvans September 26 Word from the state veterinary at Fort Collins states a LaSalle dog head sent for examination showed a well developed rabies case The dog came from Jess New's farm northeast of LaSalle and two people were bitten on the way but were uninjured due to clothing The dog arrived bleeding from a wire fence and was shot Dr Horton and Frank Bors of Evans were present and sent the head to Port Collins for analysis
L W Ranch offered for sale as a 40 acre farm with water from Ogilvie Ditch and Seeley Lake reservoir. New improvements and good roads nearby, church and schools nearby. Small down payment and balance at 8 percent interest over ten years. call L C Stow at Klein grocery in Greeley Colorado for details.
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