Many visitors and residents head home from Greeley area
Readable items list a string of travelers and locals visiting or leaving Greeley Colorado including Mrs Hart and P. D. Forward returning from trips, several teachers and students moving to or from schools, and numerous family visits. Notables include Mr. Jackson, Frisco line supervisor, Judge Kennish, and Prof. Hugh. Heads up travel by train to Estes Park and Clifton with local family departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rhodes
Iig
Walsenburg
Ada Gibson
Long Beach
Calif
Gibson
Ts. V
Greeley
Oklahoma
Lafayette Ryan
Creeley
Clifton
Prof. Ryan
L. FE. Stone
Trenks
Rawlins
Wyo
J. Moses
Colohgs
E. Forshee
Carolina
Forsheer
C. H. Dunn
Dunn
Ganby
Spokane
Denver
Los Angeles
Tors
Wes Greeley
Fort Lupton
Stanley
Marshall
Estes Park
D. Bartholomew
Iles
Zimmerman
Delia Johnson
Ley
Mich
Johnson
Sis
Othter Pemberthy
Martha
Will Atedonia
Ariz
Elmer McClintock
Fort Morgan
Arenta
J. E. Ben
McClintock
J. A. McClintock
Eva Erwin
Syble Hobarton
Leadville
Gertrude Porter
Ohio
Harlan Edmonds
Glenwood Springs
L. H. Harrison
Sunnyside
Roy Elliott
Casher
van Sickle
Boise
Ida
Elliott
Blanche Weidman
Ladies Race At Weld County Fair Seeks New Prominence
Weld County fair runs September 24 27 with a notable ladies horse race on the 27th. The event restricts riders to Weld county ladies who have never ridden a winning horse. One fourth mile, prize a fine Elgin gold watch. Trainingrumors abound as competitors aim to surprise spectators with an exciting exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Grover Plans Farmers' Day features
Grover Colorado will host Farmers Day on September 5 with speakers from the State Agricultural College and music by the Bucking ham ladies band. A free lunch, agricultural exhibits with prizes for grain grasses and vegetables, plus a half mile race track and a mule wagon race are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Weld County
State Agricultural College
Buckingham
Stores Close on Labor Day in Greeley
Many clerks will receive a half holiday next Monday Labor Day as dry goods and clothing stores close at noon. Banks courthouse and post office observe holiday hours. Local list of noon-closing shops includes Cahill Cond on Mercantile Park Dry Goods and several clothing firms. No Tribune issue on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreeley
Court House
Cahill Dry Goods Co
Condon Mercantile Co
A. J. Park Dry Goods Co
Crockett & Moody Dry Goods Co
Secrete kr Joke Causes AccuDent at Whidsor
Dale Bates laughed loudly while tearing a sack with a knife. The knife slipped and cut a gash in his foot. A fellow worker joked, provoking Bates to convulse with laughter and injure himself. Visiting at Ranch Home Dr. G G Shaw and two Bradford residents arrived Thursday to visit E E Butters ranch in Briggsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Bates
Bates
G. G. Shaw
Fred Barker
Lizzie Holt
Bradford, Jr
Briggsdale
E. E. Butters
Telegraph Wire Stringing Crew Comes to LaSalle
A 17 man crew arrived from Denver to string copper wire for the Postal Telegraph company from LaSalle to Laramie City Wyoming starting the work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Denver
Postal Telegraph Company
Laramie City
Wyo
Bull Moose Rally At Greeley Features Johnson Speech
The Bull Moose party event in Greeley drew hundreds at the city park where Governor Hiram Johnson of California, the vice presidential candidate, spoke on the new movement. Wyoming Governor Carey and E. P. Costigan of Denver outlined party aims while other local figures and supporters attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moosers
Greeley
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Party America
Carey
Wyoming
E. P. Costigan
Denver
Colorado
Progressive
H. E. Witwer
L. C. Stone
S. L. W. Ranch
C. E. Fisher
Sterling
J. C. Nixon
W. J. L. Crank
Big Guns
Greeley _band
Johnson
Chicago
Ornia
Severa
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Roosevelt
Theodore Rooseveltt
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Dr. Fisher
Platteville
Tests on Cows Satisfy Dairy Register Advances
Auburn reports B G bb Bishopp of the State Dairymen's association completed tests on the H D Parker Guernsey herd at Evans. Three cows join the advanced register as May Rose III La Vasse, imported, averages 1.5 pounds of butter fat per 100 pounds milk and should exceed 700 pounds fat this year. Raymond Rouge and Bel Air VIII will join this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
B. G Bb Bishopp
State Dairymen’s Association
H. D. Parker
Guernsey
Evans
la Vasse
Rose
Raymond Rouge
Bel Air VIII
Johnstown to Have a Mill in Larimer County
Articles of incorporation filed for the Kelvin Farmers Milling and Elevator company set a $75,000 capital and a mill at the Union Pacific and sugar road junction seven miles northwest of Johnstown. Incorporators include David Warnock William Gard F N B Scott Lee J Kelim and Robert Kelim, prominent Larimer county citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Kelvin Farmers’ Milling and Elevator Company
Union Pacific
Bracks
David Warnock
William Gard
F. N. B. Scott
Lee J. Kelim
Robert Kelim
Larimer County
Get Pipe for Water Works
Three car loads of pipe for the new water system arrived from Denver. Digging will start once the ditcher arrives. A board meeting next week will consider installing a sewer system with the water project and possibly a lighting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Denver
Child Is Burned In Hot Ashes At Kersey Morning
Five year old James Baker, son of William Baker, was badly burned about the feet when he stepped into a bed of hot ashes at Kersey this morning. His mother had just disposed of ashes and he was barefooted. A physician attended and dressed the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
James Baker
William Baker
Espiere Dominates New Mexico Colorado Circuit
Espiere the record breaking pacer owned by A L Camp of Greeley won the 2:12 pace at Las Animas in 2:14. He recently broke the state mile record on a half mile track. Mrs M L Smith and Miss Luella Smith of Windsor were seen in Greeley en route to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espiere
A. L. Camp
Greeley
New Mexico
Colorado
Las Animas
M. L. Smith
Luella Smith
Windsor
Denver
Adams County Graft Probe Expands Into Broad Inquiry
A grand jury investigation into Adams County graft widens after an audit by Accountant Harry E. Malnix found a six year shortage near $15,000 and $24,000 in unpaid warrants. C G Sheely, later jailed for Weld county graft, received $81,000 of warrants. Fifteen to sixteen officials, Democrats and Republicans, face implicated shady transactions across past six years. The probe is nonpartisan and promises deeper disclosures than Weld county cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Malnix
Adams County
Malnix
Charles McCall
C. G. Sheely
Weld County
Weld
Pickles and Nags Galore at Pickle Day Races
Platteville hosts Pickle Day with more than 20 pacers trotters and running horses being prepared in barns for afternoon races that rival the Grand Prix. Fast horses from northern Colorado enter running trotting and pacing events after a ball game between Milliken and Johnstown. Entrants include Ira Brown and Campbell from Milliken, Cuykendahl brothers Platteville, Morgan brothers Longmont, McCarty Erie, a Brighton horse, and Frank Byers Denver with Billy the Clipper among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Colorado
Milliken
Johnstown
Ira Brown
Andy Campbell
Cuykendahl Brothers
Longmont
Morgan _ brothers
McCarty
Erie
Brighton
Frank Byers
Denver
Billy the Clipper
Panama Stamps To Be Out Soon At San Francisco Exposition
The first issue of a new postage stamp approved by Postmaster General Hitchcock will go on sale in a few weeks. It honors the Panama Pacific exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1910 and features the Gatun locks of the Panama Canal with a steamer, palm trees, and symbolic olive and palm branches. The stamp measures about an inch and a quarter by an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
San Francisco
Gatun
U. S
Francisco
Stockholders plan revival of State Coal mine at Erie
At a stockholders meeting in Erie 175 holders reviewed a financial report and outlined steps to reopen the State Coal mine. About 72,000 shares remain unsold while 34,000 have sold, with 25,000 worth of machinery and 50,000 needed to lease. Engineers report a 5,000 repair need andبا new hoisting gear planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
State Coal Company
Financial Board
Record Crop on Dry Lands in Weld County Wheat Breaks Records
The Oklahoma district in Weld county will set new crop records this year led by 400 acre dry land wheat harvests. Youtsey Cox Hobb brothers Mr Marble and William Markins expect about 3000 dollars each from the crop. E A Bolander brother of the county commissioner will net 500 dollars from five and a half acres of oats. Other farmers are expected to fare proportionately well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Weld County
Youtsey and Cox
Hobb Brothers
Marble
William Markins
E. A. Bolander
Bolander
Special One Fare Rates for Weld County Fair
W E Kinsella secretary of the Weld County Fair association holds a letter from T E Fisher general passenger agent of Colorado and Southern railway stating a one fare rate from Fort Collins district stations to Greeley during fair time. The rate starts September 23 and runs through September 26 with a final return limit September 28. It may be followed by a one and one third fare round trip from Cheyenne if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kinsella
Weld County Fair Association
T. E. Fisher
Colorado & Southern Railway
Fort Collins
Greeley
U. P
Cheyenne
Hallstrom Burial Here After Telegram Request
A telegram from A Hallstrom brother of Otto Hallstrom requested burial here. Officials buried Otto Hallstrom who was fatally kicked by a horse Saturday night. Burial took place at Linn Grove cemetery this morning.
Blind Work Exhibit Featured at State Fair
One feature of this year’s state fair is an exhibit and sale of work by blind adults. The display includes crocheted articles, slippers, infants sacks, lace, doilies, bead souvenirs, and more. Proceeds go to the contributors. Led by Mrs. Jennie Coward Jackson, the state adult and blind teacher, the program promotes independence and reading by touch. Mrs. Jackson will visit Pueblo before the fair to arrange. Send names of local blind readers to A. L. Price, secretary, State Fair Association, Pueblo. Blind contributors should write to Mrs. Jackson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Coward Jackson
Jackson
Pueblo
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Barnes
Colorado ‘Springs
Mrs. Hart
P. D. Forward
Muelle Sale
P. A. Camfield
Gladys
Edna
W. L. Miller
Sadie Campbell
Dgwick
Ear
Heathel
Mary and
Annie Donaldson
Trinidad
R. G. Andrews
Dorothy Green
D. E. Gray
H. Brady
New York City
Hers College
Rs. R. B. Rugh
Grand Junction
Miss Lace
Robert Hickmaner
Daugh
J. J. Lace
Methodist Church
Hugh
Edna Dotson
A. M. Smith
J. 8. Schryver
E. Swanson
Minden
Frank Swan
W. P.ley
Witt Bothell
Earl Seelinger
Bull Moose
New Party
Republican Party
Commercial Club
Denver and Greeley
la Salle
H. White
Bodo von Trotha
White
Adams CO
Sheely
Grand Jury
Panama
County Fair
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