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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

3

Pioneer Ayrton Predicts Hard Winter For Colorado

Aston Ayrton of Kit Carson one of the state’s pioneer cattle raisers says Colorado will face a cold hard winter. He cites deeper burrowed bugs, closer coyotes and wolves to ranches as signs. He dismisses government bulletins and predicts a prolonged cold season.

Aston Ayrton Kit Carson Colorado Ayrton Plains Government The St. James Denver Fin

Elk Horn Reservoir Proposed by Larimer County Project

J Woodhuret of Fort Collins files to survey a new Elk Horn reservoir in sections 8 and 9 township 9 north range 72 west. A dam 86 feet high will form a 207,766,225 cubic foot capacity, about 5,000 acre feet, at an estimated cost near 85000. Water rights sought from Bik Horn creek and springs above the site.

New Larimer County J. Woodhuret Fort Collins Elk Horn

Presbyterians Choose Greeley for Next Synod Meeting

The Presbyterian Synod of Colorado and Wyoming voted to hold next year’s annual meeting in Greeley in October. More than 400 delegates from churches across the region are expected, with prominent churchmen from New York to San Francisco among attendees. Rev. R. J. Hunter helped secure the site, and the event will run alongside synodical society meetings attracting lay participants.

Greeley Presbyterian Synod of Colorado Wyoming Central Presbyterian Church Denver R. J. Hunter First Presbyterian Church Synodical Societies Presbyterian Church United States New York San Francisco Hunter Washington Ministerial Alliance

Rexall Ordersfor Aged People Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Rexall Ordersfor Aged People as a safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. It promises a personal guarantee, no cost if claims fail, and notes the product is candy-like and easy to take with no adverse effects. Sold exclusively at Gilbert Drug Stores Rexall Store.

Rexall Gilbert Drug Stores

City Scavenger Seizes Hats From City Dump Tale

In Greeley a city scavenger, ordered to clear an alley, loaded boxes from Goodman & Nell's into his wagon and dumped them. The load included new hats later found after a store clerk noticed a missing shipment. The incident sparks local humor and questions about city improvements.

Greeley Eighth Street Scavanger Goodman & Nell's Eagle Eye Goodman & Nell’s

Sheriff's Sale of Milliken Lots 29 and 31 in Weld County

Sheriff notices a public auction of real property from W. Adams as debtor to Farmers National Bank of Windsor. The sale covers Lots 29 and 31 in block 61, Milliken, Weld County, Colorado, with all appurtenances. Auction at 10 a.m. November 19, 1910, at the County Court House front east door in Greeley, Colorado. Published October 27 and November 3, 1910.

Colorado W. Adams Armers National Bank of Windsor Milliken Wes County Weld W. Adamsin Greeley Clorado

Foreclosure Sale Notice in Weld County Colorado

In Weld County District Court a foreclosure sale is set for Friday November 15 1910 at the Weld County Courthouse Greenly Colorado. Benjamin S Florance Sheriff will sell Lot Ten in Sanborns subdivision Block 141 in Greenlee with canal water rights to satisfy a debt of 657.50 plus costs and interest to the plaintiff Albert J Allen and others against Sanne A Pase and others. First publication November 27 1910 last publication November 17 190.

Daniel £ Hare G Wonacot Jennie eCoy R. McCune John Geordin County of Weld Robert F John George Cordieil Ste Wentreight Rae Benjamin Florance Weld Guneky Colorado Abbec Costa Sanne A. Pase Rycemes Pri Weid Colorado Umbereen Sanborn Greeley Town Waterfor & Fame Floranc Weld County Joseph Ewing

Estray Notice Near Longmont Colorado Describes Horse

Notice to owners that a roughly 17 hands tall horse about years old with a small forehead spot and large feet was taken up near Longmont Colorado. The animal is unbranded and unclaimed by November 1910, after which it may be disposed of for the owner’s benefit. Authorities in Denver Colorado oversee the estray process as commissioners.

Longmont We County Colorado Denver

Weld County News Notes Roundup

Delta residents visit from Sterling as Mr. and Mrs. Jay stay with Ram say family. Kersey sees travel to the East by Mrs. Charles Williams and Mr. Hallman. Mrs. Claud Williams visits relatives. Grace Scoby hosts as visiting relative departs. Standridge family welcomed a newborn son. Marion Mann visits during Evans quarantine. Kersey bank adds a new private office for cashier L B Tucker and a vault is planned.

Kersey Charles Williams Hallman Sterling Nebraska Kansas City Ohio West Virginia Claud Williams James Loustalet Grace Greeley Esther Scoby Oliver Scobey Standridge

Beets and crops report vivid in Mead area

The ground is in fine condition for plowing and farmers are very busy. Rain delayed beet digging by one day. The farmers union held an open meeting in Oleson hall in Mead with speakers from Fort Collins and Longmont. A duet by Mrs. Ed Ballenger and Mrs. Joe Bradley pleased the crowd. Ed Johnston expects to finish his contract pulling and topping beets for Walter Stewart in a few days. Fall wheat is coming up nicely. sugar beets yield 12 to 20 tons per acre and test 14 to 20 twenty percent sugar. A party negotiated with J C Gibson for his farm. Water in Highland lake ditch was good at week’s start. The term’s school is fine and teachers come highly recommended. children show strong interest.

Farmers’ Union Oleson Hall Mead Fort Collins Longmont Ed. Ballenger Joe Bradley Ed. Johnston Walter Stewart J. C. Gibson Highland Lake

Prohibition Rally At Court House Thursday

Prohibition speakers include P. A. Rice candidate for governor on the Prohibition ticket and state chairman Harry L. Murray. Local option as a remedy for the liquor cause and moral policy will be discussed. all are invited to attend Thursday evening at the court house.

Court House P. A. Rice Colorado Harry L. Murray

Local Visits and Moves Around Colorado Towns

Mr and Mrs Hunt and Mr and Mrs Birkle spent last week in Cripple Creek. M L Henthorne visits Kansas City. Mr Beckman and family moved into the house of Mrs Minnie Lucan. Herbert Denniss visited Denver Tuesday. Mrs Green and children visit with aunt Mrs Hattie Gwyn. Mr and Mrs John Camp returned from Longmont after visiting their son Edwin. Mrs George Hodgson improves and stays in Idaho Springs for a few weeks.

Hunt Birkle Cripple Creek M. L. Henthorne Kansas City Beckman Minnie Lucan Herbert Denniss Denver Green Hattie Gwyn John Camp Edwin Longmont George Hodgson Idaho Springs

LaSalle City Fathers Dined With Local Restaurateur

LaSalle on October 26, Mr. Chandler the restaurant man hosted a dinner in his new quarters. The town board members were his guests, following his move to the cement building owned by Charles Jefferson for a house warming.

LaSalle Chandler

Near Gun Pight Results Over Topping Contract

Felix Parker of near LaSalle sought Marshal Fenley after a dispute with three beet workers who had agreed to top the beets for nine dollars per acre. Parker returned with a gum and drove the workers from the field after threats over a higher wage. He then went to LaSalle to find the marshal.

LaSalle Felix Parker Marshal Fenley Parker LaSalle Io

Kelsey Family Returns Home After Visit

Mr. and Mrs. BE M. Kelsey and daughter Ruth return to Sterling from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F B Rockwell. Mrs. Kelsey and Ruth had come to Greeley last week then to Fort Collins for a few days before returning to Greeley. Mr. Kelsey joined them from Sterling on Tuesday.

BE. M. Kelsey Miss Ruth Sterling F. B. Rockwell

Mrs. Lillian Pierson Called To Ault By Aunt’s Illness

Mrs. Lillian Pierson traveled to Ault on Tuesday afternoon due to the serious illness of her aunt Mrs. I. Y. Wing who had been ill for some time.

Lillian Pierson Ault I. Y. Wing

Pythian Sisters Entertain With Halloween Party

After the regular Pythian Sisters meeting, a Halloween party hosted by a voluntary committee including Mrs S A Davenport Mrs EB Mc Kinney Mrs S T Vromans Mrs Koesling Mrs J P Romans and Mrs Lafayette Ryan featured witches costumes pumpkin and grape decorations. The event was greatly enjoyed by all attendees.

S. A. Davenport EB. G. McKinney S. T. Vromans Koesling J. P. Romans Kersey Lafayette Ryan Evans Hugh

Entertain School Board Hosts Sunday School Leaders

Marion Van Dyne and Hat Tie Yardley welcomed over thirty Methodist church Sunday school teachers and officers at a home gathering Tuesday night. After the business meeting a discussion on Sunday school work followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Marion van Dyne Hattie Yardley The Methodist Church

Commercial Glee Club Plans Windsor Concert on November 11

Members of the Commercial Glee Club met Monday evening for rehearsal. They are preparing an excellent program to be given at their concert in Windsor on November 11.

Commercial Glee Club Windsor

Brush party returns from four month California trip

J. L. Brush and his daughter Miss Ada arrived Tuesday after a four month journey through California. They began in Los Angeles for the bankers convention and then visited various points of interest across the state.

J. L. Brush Ada California Los Angeles Mr. Brush Bankers’ Convention

Pollock Leaves for Denver on Business Trip

R B Pollock traveled to Denver today on a business trip for official duties and meetings.

R. B. Pollock Denver

Mrs Wilson and Daughter Head to Turkic for December Visit

Mrs W M Wilson and her daughter Susan depart Tuesday for Turkic to visit relatives. They plan to stay through December.

Women in Denver hear call for missionary work and prayers

Denver crowds fill the Central Presbyterian Church for the National Woman's Foreign Missionary Jubilee. Mrs. W A Montgomery of Rochester urged a vision of "The City of the Future" while officials note Americans spend heavily on secular goods, urging prayer and practical support for oppressed women and children.

Denver Women of America National Woman’s Foreign Missionary Jubilee Central Presbyterian Church America W. A. Montgomery Rochester Colorado Christian Women of

Sackett couple back from trip to Pennsylvania

Mr and Mrs Sackett of the Greeley Knight Campbell music store have returned home after visiting Pennsylvania due to the serious illness of Mrs Sackett wife’s mother.

Fort Collins Reservoir Dedication Set for Monday

Fort Collins schedules a public dedication for the Bingham hill reservoir, a new storage basin to supply filtered water. 10:30 a.m. Monday features speeches by city officials, including the mayor, with residents encouraged to attend.

the Tribune Fort Collins Bingham Hill H. Crammer

Doctor Sapero to Visit Camfield Hotel for Free Exams

Dr. K. C. Sapero, a Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will visit the Camfield hotel for consultations and examinations on November 10 11 and 12. The event offers free consultations and examinations.

K. C. Sapero Denver Camfield Hotel

Colorado and Southern to close narrow gauge line

Colorado and Southern Railroad will discontinue the old narrow gauge line from Garos in the South Park to Gunnison on November 1. The closure ends a long discussion and will stop cattle shipments via this route, forcing stock via the Rio Grande as stockmen begin ordering cars for the switch.

Colorado & Southern Railroad Company Garos South Park Gunnison Rio Grande

Ashbrook summoned to Denver over sister’s serious illness

David Ashbrook was called to Denver Tuesday by a message reporting serious illness of his sister Mrs. Margaret Humphrey. The illness is prolonged and feared to be fatal.

David Ashbrook Denver Margaret Humphrey Humphrey

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