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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

3

Henrylyn Tunnel Begin Through Great Divide in Colorado

Work starts on the Henrylyn irrigation tunnel 14 726 feet through the Continental Divide near Jones Pass to divert Grand River flow to reservoirs north of Denver. Contractors Meliwee Sons expect two years of digging with 40 drills and high capacity machinery, backing an irrigation plan for 109 675 acres along Kiowa Creek Hudson area. The district owes 4 387 000 in bonds, now holding 897 000 for continuing works. C M Ireland presides with Charles F. Tew as counsel and F A Heaps ey, A J Styler as directors.

der Jones Pass West Cedar Creek Denver Irrigation Erty Empire Kiowa Creek Hudson Grand River Henrylyn Barr Standley C. M. Ireland Charles F. Tew F. A. Heapsey A. J. Styler

Wild Plains Scouts Reach Sterling Despite Police Pursuit

A trio of young Boy Scouts from Minneapolis escaped law enforcement across four states to begin a free life on the plains. Arriving in Sterling after a route via Ottumwa and Omaha, they traveled with blankets traps guns and camping gear. Their escape involved front desk smiles and a discreet payment of fares, and they planned to test their scouting skills on the journey. A family uncle in Pierce welcomed them after a weary but safe arrival.

Roigkina Homer Overit Andy Barnes Minneapolis Achieve Plains Tee Ceapolia Tere Oath Sterling Omaha Pierce If Barnes H. H. Barnes

Colorado and Southern opens Cheyenne service

The Colorado and Southern Railway completes its line into Cheyenne Wyoming and inaugurates a daily passenger train between Fort Collins and Cheyenne beginning Sunday October 15. The southbound connection at Fort Wayne links trains to Denver arriving at 2 noon with a midafternoon return from Denver to Cheyenne.

Colorado &Southern Railway Cheyenne Fort ‘Ine Denver

Son of a dying mother found after two decades missing

Albert Garvey, sought by a dying Kansas City mother for years, has been located in Uranium Montrose County. He rode the range as a cowboy with Sheriff McAfee, left after an over murder around a roundup twenty years ago, and has now mailed for addresses of relatives. A likely reunion follows the discovery.

Albert Garvey Montrose County Sheriff McAfee Guy Bates Kansas City al Garvey Greeley Garvey Mr. McAfee

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Greeley Citizen

August Anderson of 1026 Thirteenth Street Greeley Colorado declares Doan's Kidney Pills highly effective for backache linked to kidney issues. He says relief came after using the product from Gilbert Drug Co and remained free of illness for nearly a year. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Greeley August Anderson Thirteenth Street Colo Dean Gilbert Drug Co Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Ranchmen's Brotherhood Organized by S L W Men

The S L W ranch church area organized the Ranchmen's Brotherhood a farmers club with Rev J E Lynn as president. The first meeting is Friday October 27 at 7 30 pm with Prof B B House speaking from Fort Collins State Agricultural College.

Wideawake S. L. W. Ranch Church Ranchmen's Brotherhood Farmers’ Club J. E. Lynn S. W B. B. House Fort Colling State Agricultural College Brotherhood Agricultural College

Kimball Man H. C. Shade In Greeley on Trip

H. C. Shade of Kimball Nebraska spent several days in Greeley on a business trip.

H. C. Shade of Kimball, Nebr Greeley

Library Adds Wide Range of Books from 1911 List

The Grebey public library expanded its collection with titles from August 1 to October 1, 1911. Authors include Abbott Molly Make-Believe Barclay The Rosary Barber Britz of Headquarters Bindloss Lorimer of the Northwest and many more across fiction non fiction and juvenile works.

Abbott Molly Barclay Rosary Barber Britz Bindloss Lorimer Northwest Comfort Dillon Miss Livingston Farnel Broad Highway Galsworthy Garland Lutz Leblanc London cCutcheon Mulford Bar Williamson Golden Silence Wilson Enock Mexico Grinnell

Lame back relief with Cham berlain’s Liniment

A brief promotion noting that back pain relief is possible with Cham berlain’s Liniment and that the product is available from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Sugar Tax Criticizes Tariff Burden on Poor and Rich

New York, Oct. 17. John Arbuckle the sugar refiner argues that the raw sugar tariff taxes the lowest wage worker as much as the wealthiest. He cites overall costs, duty rates, and beet sugar claims, asserting the saving to the American people if the tax were removed would reach about 150 million dollars.

New York Astor Morgan Rockefeller John Arbuckle Europe Sam United States

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Proves Safe and Effective

A timeless cold remedy gains trust for its sweeping sales and noted cures. The product suits adults and children alike and is claimed harmless for young children, marketed widely by dealers.

Chamberlain

Circle Meets The Mothers Circle of the North Ward

The Circle Meets The Mothers Circle of the North Ward gathered at the school building on Thursday afternoon. Members heard a paper by Mrs Doward Luper on How Teachers Help Mothers and How Mothers Help Schools, followed by mothers talks. Meetings are set for 3 30 p m on the third Friday each month at the same location and all mothers and interested parties are invited. the next topic on November 17 is What Shall We do With Notary and Sensory Children.

North Ward

Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim

Advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. States nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness cured by the remedy. Includes instruction to send for circulars and notes price five cents per bottle.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Drugeists

President of Mountain States Telephones Reports Merger Benefits

E B Field, president of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, releases a frank stockholders report on the Colorado, Rocky Mountain Bell, and Tri State merger. The document traces company history, justifies the merger, and notes August earnings surpassed dividend needs. Field cites demand across Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana and proposes issuing 2 million dollars in treasury stock to fund expanded service.

Denver E. B. Field Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Colorado Telephone Company Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Tri-State Telephone and Telegraph Company President Field Field Utah Idaho Wyoming Montana

Presbyterians End Fortieth Meeting in Colorado

The Fortieth annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Colorado adjourned after the evening session. Delegates numbering 100 to 200 will return home across the state. Invitations were extended for the next synod but the venue will be decided in coming weeks. Mrs. J Gildersleeve of New York City and Rev John F Carson of New York City spoke at a union meeting on missions and benevolence.

Presbyterian Synod of Colorado Missionary Societies J. Gildersleeve Son D. D General Assembly Carson New York City

Mrs Sumner and daughter return to Breckenridge after burial trip

Mrs E E Sumner and her daughter Ruth traveled from Greeley to receive the body of her husband for burial and then proceeded to Denver. They will move on to Breckenridge. Mrs Sumner was accompanied by Mrs W J Brown of Denver. Mr Sumner died last March in Breckenridge. The couple formerly lived in Greeley, left thirteen years ago, but still own property here and plan to return with their two children to make a home soon.

E. E. Sumner Ruth Greeley Denver Breckenridge Sumner W.J. Brown Summer

Salvation Army Leaders Visit Local Branch for Youth Work

Salvation Army Major and Mrs Waite from Denver visit the Intermountain region to organize youth work. On Saturday evening at 8 o'clock Major Waite known as Uncle Frank will host a Hosanna Musicale. Sunday the couple conduct services in the army hall on Seventh street. The relief store at 614 Ninth avenue distributed no less than 230 garments to the poor this week.

Salvation Army Waite Denver Army Y. P Intermountain Watte Frank Army Hall Seventh Street Salvation Army Relief Ninth Avenue

New Rail Line Expands Passenger Service to Cheyenne

A new railroad section links its line to Cheyenne Wyoming with daily passenger service from Fort Collins. The Fort Collins to Cheyenne train departs 8 15 PM and reaches Cheyenne 5 15 PM. Cheyenne to Fort Collins connection departs 7 90 AM arriving in Denver 12 05 Noon. From Denver a 12 30 Noon train connects back to Cheyenne via Fort Collins.

A C Mills of Eaton in Green Bay Sunday

A C Mills of Eaton was in Green Bay on Sunday for unspecified activities. The brief item notes his presence in the city on the weekend.

A. C. Mills of Eaton Green Bey

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