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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
7
Delta residents host visitors and discuss harvests while on the Delta farm scene onion lice cut yields. The paper covers moving, social events, church services, fairs, and a Weld County Fair attendance with several personal notes and a Platteville wedding reception.
The Mead beet dump is expected to open this week. Miss Dorothy Tooke is promoted to chief operator after her sister’s resignation in the telephone office. Ben Ballenger plans extensive painting this fall with Mr. Bpooner handling the work. Emmett Young left for Greeley on Thursday and Mr. Rice expects to move into his new home soon. Work advances quickly on Mr. McCormick’s new up to date store.
Mr. and Mrs. Coykendall of Love land visited friends here Thursday and Friday by auto. Mrs. White and son Fred spent Thursday with Mrs. Perdieu and M. A. Squires. Maynard, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lang, is ill this week. Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Whier, is improving after pneumonia. Miss Millie Meader, Brighton teacher, came Friday evening to visit her sister.
An advertisement urges sufferers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief from a persistent cough. It notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Denver dispatch tells of Ray B. Russell of Brighton who eloped with Miss Thatcher. A family pursuit by coach and firearm ended near Brighton where Russell and the bride secured a marriage license in Denver. Sheriff escorted Russell to jail while the bride sought a magistrate. The couple faced opposition as they planned to wed despite legal hindrances.
W A Falloon was awarded nine hundred dollars in Fort Collins after suing the Poudre Valley Reservoir Company for crop damage caused by water from a ditch break. Judge Garrigues heard the case, his last before leaving for state campaign work.
Mark Gill pleaded guilty at a Saturday hearing before Judge Hatch to stealing a tea strainer from Noah's Ark store. The court found prior offenses and sentenced Gill to sixty days in the county jail. The remainder of the text advertises ranch rental details at The Slate Ranch near Fort Lupton, Colorado.
A letter from Z. A. French of Twin Falls to Camfield Hotel Manager George Morgan urges local acceptance of Idaho potatoes. Farmers resent imports and fear injustice as the letter seeks local merchants likely to handle a carload of spuds.
On his Pierce Pierce ranch John Boulter struck a coal vein while drilling a well. The coal is higher quality than the first find and appears extensive enough to justify mining. He plans a pumping plant and further evaluation of the deposit.
In times of accident it relieves soreness and pain when the family doctor is unavailable. Chamberlain's Liniment helps sprains cuts wounds and bruises and is sold by all dealers.
South Denver defeated Greeley High 18 to 0 at Normal Field. The Denver team used superior weight and defense to break through repeatedly, while Greeley showed early form on offense but weak defense allowed long advances.
Special to the Tribune Eaton secured her second win of the season for Loveland high school in a 14 5 defeat to Eaton. The victory follows a win over Fort Morgan high school last week and positions Eaton in contention for the northern Colorado championship.
Charles W. Swenson president of Swenson Land Company of Texas and W. J. Sargent travel ing immigration agent for Texas and Pacific railroad praise Greeley as the best in the world. Swenson will give a free illustrated lecture at the Majestic Theatre on Toyah valley Texas Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Francena Bickling and Eugene R Gooden wed in a surprise ceremony at Rev M R Kerr's home with the bride's parents present. The couple will reside at 1731 Seventh Avenue after a brief state tour. Gooden operates a produce business in Lucerne.
Tickling throat and hoarseness signal a cough remedy scene. The advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease lungs quiet cough and restore bronchial health with bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1.00. Carson W. Gilbert sells the product.
Fort Lupton resident John Hippensteele was thrown from a buggy at a railroad crossing Saturday night and died 204 minutes later. Coroner Macy is investigating the case.
Mrs Calvin Thomas was elected state treasurer of the state federation of clubs during its Canon City session last week. She leads the W. T. K. Club of Greeley and attended the federation before returning home Sunday.
A. M. Lather, while digging for Neill Lumber, unearthed peculiar formation specimens. Professor Beardsley believes they are the fossil of a fish found in Greeley.
Six inches in height and twenty pounds in weight is the gain made in three months time by Ernest Loney who has spent the summer in Indiana with his grandmother. The ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Loney earned travel money and left in June for Seymour Indiana alone. He returned Sunday with no difficulties, though he changed trains at St. Louis Kansas City and Denver.
Kersey witnesses two lively runaways this morning causing narrow escapes. James Romans' farm team sparked a whirl about town before being halted with little damage. A second team from James James' ranch collided with a telephone pole and stopped.
Green City district reports grain threshing finished with yields from 25 to 60 bushels per acre. Oats are well filled and selling at 1.50 dollars per hundredweight.
The Weld county fair is hailed a success with praise for department superintendents and organizers C. T. Ahlstrand Chester Blunt Charles Deffke T. J. Hall I. Rothschild and Mrs C H. This morning. Over 6000 admissions were paid last Thursday potato day and about 10000 fed on the grounds, a figure considered slightly high by some observers.
Harold Guff of Pleasant Valley district started for Greeley with a prize rooster. He reached town, when unloading the bird from the buggy, he found it was missing. He suspects he dropped it on the road and that someone kept it. He is investigating.
The Greeley Produce and Commission Company led by president Ira Sides has ceased operations. Charles Carter and Archie Morrison have rented the company warehouses and will continue the business under new management.
Green City October 3 Eleven cars of cement are being drawn from Wiggins to face all weak spots in the Empire reservoir dam. The management plans to run the full capacity of 30 feet during the winter.
Gilbert Drug Stores promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonite with a positive guarantee. The ad claims the tonic prevents dandruff stimulates hair growth and guards against premature baldness with a money back promise if results are not as stated. It sells in two sizes 60 cents and one dollar at The Rexall Store.
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