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Holbrook argus., 1907-08-20

A big Santa Fe engine got off the wye at Pinta Tuesday and caused quite a little work to re- pair the track and put the big mogul where it belonged. It seems that the big engines the road is now using are too heavy for the small rails on the side tracks, which are only streaks of rust.
Holbrook argus., 1907-08-20

Engine S57 turned over at Grants Saturday afternoon En- gineer w. D. Friend was thrown out ofthe window and lit on topof tank. Fireman Harry Bancroft S leg was caught under the cab and held him while the steam was blowing in his face, severely burning him, but owing to his presence of mind in keeping his mouth closed, he did not sustain any internal injuries, which in cases of inhal1ng steam general ly prove fatal. He is in the hos, pital in Albuquerque and is re- ported getting along nicely.
Holbrook argus., 1907-08-20

Constable Mark Wilson took a Mexican up to Holbrook Mon day night to serve a sixty day sentence in the county house of correction. He will probably re- main a few more weeks If he does not pay a fine that was also inn posed upon him by Judge Finn. It seems that he had agreed to go to work for man provided he would pay him months wages in advance. He received the mouey, but failed to remem- Der that he was to go to work. This little slip of memory IS the cause of his present incarceration.
Holbrook argus., 1907-08-20

Town Marshal D. E. Hanks this week purchased the Winslow Livery, Feed and Sale Stable from Bert Funk, who had just recent ly purchased that business from Frank Ketchum. MT. Hanks will make numerous improve ments and is ready to serve those that may desire the services of a modern livery stable business.
Holbrook argus., 1907-08-20

tracks, which are only streaks of rust.
 It is reported that there is a gang of professional horse thiev- es touring the southern end of the county, who are plying their trade m an enthusiastic and sue cessful manner. Sheriff Woods and Under Sheriff Williams are reported as being hot on their trail.
 w. B. Woods, Clerk of the dis trict court, of Holbrook, passed through here Tuesday on hls way to Los Angeles to meet his fami- ly, who have been spending the summer there.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Two Couples Divorced.

Emma X. Barr was last Tuesday
granted divorce in the district
court here from James L. Barr Oh
the grounds of extreme and repeated
cruelty. The copule have been mar
ried % years and are among the
wealthiest farmers in the Longmont
country. in the southwestern part OF
Weld county. They have six chill
dren
The property of the Bars is con-
servatively estimated to be worth
$50, OO0 The divorce comes as a
complete surpries to people here who
are acquainted with the family, as
the filing of the case had been sup
pressed up to the present time.
Another couple of considerable
prominence in the vicinity of Erie
were granted divorce the same day.
James Charlesworth was given de-
cree against his wife, Mary, on the
grounds of cruelty.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Colorado Potato Industry.

The experiment. station at Fort
Collins has printed and has now
rspIs, for mailing bulletin No. III
on the Colorado potato industry, by
E. B. Bennett. This is report OF
the! seasons work of 1906, partly
under funds appropriated by the last
legislature, and partly by aid from
the state board of agriculture. 1t
includes description of the potato
industry at Greeley, with some de-
scription of potato pests, both in
sect and plant diseases. 1t has vari-
Gus Illustrations of the operations
and also potato cellars. as we'll as OF
diseased plants and also suggestions
to growers.
It will be distributed to the
mailing list with bulletins 1ls and
ll9, which are now In press. This
will be sent free to those
who may want 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Expression of Appreciation.

The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the mem
bers of the Baptist church Sunday
evening with a request that a copy
be printed in each of the city papers,
aud the Tribune takes pleasure in
publishing this merited tribute to q
faithful pastor and his helpmate:
Whereas, our beloved pastor,
Rev. Frank Barnett, owing to his
great atfiiction resulting in the loss
of one eve and serious weakness OF
the other has felt 1t necessary to
tender his resignation as pastor OF
our church.
Resolved, that 1t gives us great
sorrow to feel that we are to be de-
prived of his faithful watch, care,
and we deeply feel that words can
but feebly express our appreciation
of his faithful, earnest. yet tender
preaching of the word, and that his
Kindly ministration will never be
forgotten.
Resolved, that It also gives ua
great pleasure to express our appre.
citation OF Sister Barnett's beautiful
and helpful life In our midst.
Resolved, that we, especially in
the Young Peoples society and the
Sunday school. will not soon forget
the cheerful and helpful words and
deeds Of Howard, Frank and Helen
Barnett.''
Greeley, Colo, Feb. "a, 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
EvANo

Mrs. Scanlon of Denver is visiting
friends In Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Behrens have
returned from Idaho Springs, after a
short visit.
Mr.. Koch and family have moved
to Greeley, where they expect to re-
side for some time.
Mr.. Currie's wife and grand
children arrived from Dresden,
Tenn, Friday morning.
DIR. Carnine, the presiding elder
for this district, assisted Rev. Coli
man at the M. E. quarterly Sunday
evening.
J. NJ. Kinsinger has force OF
men at work repairing his shop, and
expects to be ready for occupancy by
Saturday.
J.C. Fox and son of Seymore, Ia,
arrived in Evans Friday. They are
preparing to build a fine, new resi-
dence ON their ranch west of Evans.
W. F. Smith met with quite a
painful accident Thursday, hot
piece of steel striking him on the
forehead, causing blood poisoning.
Dr. Horton reports him getting along
nicely.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
ALL HAD TURKEY
City Council Then Grants Money
Losing Petition

The city council was in poor con.
dition to do business Tuesday even
ing. 1t was Alderman Jacobs BIRTH
day and Mrs. Jacobs invited all Of
the city officials up to 8 O'Clock
turkey dinner. They all over.did
the thing and therefore would rather
sit about smoking and telling stories.
However, when petition from E.
M. Nusbaum came in asking for the
privilege of dropping some of his
surplus money In new two-story
building just. east Of the old Hawes
home, now owned by sanborn b
Houston, the petition was granted
quick enough. Mr.. Nusbaum also
wants to put up a one-story brick
building just north Of the Marsh
photograph gallery, the same privi-
lege-of. losing money clause also hold
ing good here. DR.. G. Fl. Mulford
asked permit to put up one-story
brick building just south of the same
photograph gallery. There was also
petition for a water main on
Eighth avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets which was referred to
the proper committee.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
GROUND BREAKING
Work Begun on New Congrega-
tiOnal Church

Last Tuesday afternoon the ground
breaking exercises were held at the
Congregational church and work was
begun on the new building. The
pastor and company of the mem
bers met Tuesday afternoon at the
church site and simple impressive
service was held after. which each
member present turned over shovel
OF earth.
NJ. j. Kenny of Denver is the con-
tractor for remodeling the building,
the cost of which will be Sl7, 900,
which does not include the decorat-
ing nor furnishing.
The entire cost will probably be
81, 200. Work was begun several
months ago on the plans and the
contract was signed Monday in Den
yer. When completed the building
will be one of the most handsome iL
Greeley.
Mrs. Rebekah Eaton presents thu
church with pipe organ which vii
cost $4,000, as memorial to he
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Petrikin.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Enjoyable Banquet.

The visitors. who have been
enjoying the hospitality of the O. E.
s. time aud again, retaliated last
Tuesday evening by giving q ban
quet to the members Of Garden City
Chapter. 1t Is said to have been
one of the most enjoyable affairs OF
the kind ever given here. Paul
Challis, who is only visitor to the
Chapter meetings, was the origi'
nator of the affair.
There was music by an orchestra
led by Miss Lucy Delbridge, singing
by quartet composed Of Ed Abbott
e B. Hatch, Bert Pier and Mr..
stukey; singing by Mrs. Edythe
Milne Ahlstrand, talks by Frank
Madden, Eugene Veldran. Vernon
McKelvey, Mrs. Henry Arbuckle and
others, and recitations by Miss Ethel
Shellebarger of the Normal school.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Two GOOD Things
Snautauqua and Band Concerts
for Greeley

"e Commercial club had one of
l's most enjoyable spreads last Mon
Gay evening Senators TAYLOR of
o'e""ood Springs and Campbell of
ruehlo were present and talked leg.
'si"Iloh and told stories. Besides
ci''s 'he question of a summer chau.
oauqua for Greeley and band concerts
~ 'he park were taken up and it
was decided to appoint committees
ior both enterprises.
At the meeting of the club direc-
tofs the following day President
fetriKln appointed Rev. o. A. Petty
CHAIRMAN of the chautauqua commit.
zee with f. II. Merten, B. L. Kit.
t'e, Charles E. Phelps and DR.. G. r,
MILLER of the State Normal school as
members. The people of Greeley
must guarantee the sale Of 500 ticket.
at so each by July l and thu
Redpath Lyceum bureau will do thu
rest and give Greeley one of the best
chautauquas in the west. A biz
auditorium and other tents will b,
put up on the vacant block nov
owned by the school district, form
erly the Meeker property. The date
Will be in the early part of August
right after the summer teachers in
stitute at the Normal school.
For the band concerts R. G
Strong, Charles Hansen and E. b
Coulter were appointed as committee
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Entertain at Dinner,

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rankin en-
tertained company of friends with
dinner party last Thursday even
ing which was perfect in every ap-
pointment. The color scheme was
pink with pink roses for the table
decorations and also the place cards.
The dinner was served at $3.50 O'Clock
by the daughters of the house. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
A. M. McClenahan, Warner Koontz,
George d. Statler, J. Fl. Hays, DR..
and Mrs. ]. K. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Ringle. Z
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Prime roast beef at Marks Market.

Prime roast beef at Marks Market.
For sale, 1900 bushels of seed oats.
]. A. Enright s. Co., Greeley.
Mrs, III. E. Buzzell and grandson,
Matt Cannon, went to Denver last
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Luther came down
from Denver Thursday for few
days visit.
Big sale on oranges still on, the 40
cent kind Is cents dozen. Baab
s. Son, Greeley.
Dunham Is still in the market
with a full line of jewelers. goods.
Repair work will be promptly and
we'll done.
Have you seen the Star Grocery's s
show window? 1t looks much like
a California orange grove and is
worth seeing.
Mrs. f. J. Schick returned Mon
day from three weeks visit with
her mother in Erie and friends In
Denver and other points.
The tile settlers from the Denver
Mantel and Tile company are In our
city preparing the floor for the tile
in the new Camtield hotel.
Mrs. j. Fl. Hays and son went to
Denver Tuesday to meet Prof. Hays,
who has just concluded a months
tour of investigation In the interests
of the Normal.
Mrs. M. f. Minney, maid and
children, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Esterbrook for sew
eral months, left last Wednesday for
their home in Oakland. Calf.
Mrs. Fayette Smith and son, F.
E. Smith, of Maryville, Mo-, were In
Greeley from Friday until Wednes-
day with MIR. and Mrs. j. II. New
bury. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. New
bury are sisters.
1 would like to say to those who
so kindly responded to my solicita-
tions for the Chinese famine fund
that l received s35. IS, which l
checked through the bank to DIR.
Klopsch of the Christian Herald to
be cabled direct to certain responsi.
BILE persons for the starving people
of China. All the doners' funds
will be acknowledcd In that paper.
Mrs. S. A. Thorpe.
A pound party was given by Rev.
Seaman's congregation of the Presby-
terian church at LaSalle Tuesday.
In addition to q shower Of useful
gifts rendered as . mark of spprecia-
tion by the congregation for the un-
tiring efforts of the pastor in their
behalf some important improvements
were made in the church property.
New hitching posts were set and the
basement entrance was repaired. A
new furnace has just lately been in
stalled.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Sisters Entertain.

Misses Laura and Deta Cameron
we're the hostesses Of q delightful
afternoon party last Thursday with
Is girl friends the guests. The
rooms were decorated In the national
colors. Each guest was given lit.
tie hatchet which was numbered
and they searched for hidden cher
ries with the corresponding number
Each cherry was also lettered and
the guests spelled the names OF
presidents with their collection OF
cherries. Miss Carrie Euge was
first and received flag. Miss Edith
Kurtz received first prize In tying
cherries, blindfolded, on q tree.
After some music refreshments were
served bv the hostess.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
PIERCE

John Boulter is building new
depot at Brighton.
Mrs. E. G. Ballantine was a Den
yer visitor last week.
A new house has been erected on
the Bliss section south of Pierce.
Miss Florence Brinker of Hillrose,
Colo, is visiting Mrs. Jesse Ogden.
Mr.. Runnels is busy putting in
Durum wheat on the Ballantine
place. They expect to move into
their new home in few days.
Mrs. Middleton is visiting for
few days In Eaton with her son.
Clyde Middleton, who has recently
been employed at the beet sugar fac
tory at Sterling. Mr.. Middleton
goes to California the latter part of
this week, and came up Sunday to
visit his mother, returning with her
to Eaton Tuesday.
The beautiful new home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. McClennehan, east Of
Pierce, was the scene of an enjoyable
entertainment last Friday evening,
Miss Alice having invited about
forty young peope to Washington
birthday party. The house was ap-
propriately decorated for the occa-
sion. American flags were the favors
distributed to the guests. Elaborate
refreshments were served at mid
night. Games and singing whiled
away the passing hours, the songs
being mostly patriotic.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Muddle Over Cattle.

N. Cohn, Denver cattleman, was
arrested last Saturday and placed
under 81, 600 bond on charge of false
pretenses. David Snider of Platte.
Vile is the complaining witness. 1t
Is claimed that Snider sold 81, l8l
worth of cattle to Cohn two or three
weeks ago and was given draft upon
the Siegel Campion Live Stock Com
mission company of Denver for the
amount. Before accepting the draft,
it is said, Snider called up the men,
toned firm and was assured that
the.draft would be honored. 1t was
returned, however, marked mo
funds" Meantime the cattle had
been quarantined In the Denver
stock yards by the federal stock in
spector as stock that either had
mango or had been exposed to the
disease. AS the cattle was to be
sold for beef and not for range stock
this would not interfere anyway.
AS there was considerable question
as to who was the owner of the stock
the stock yards company enlisted the
courts to determine ownership and
had all parties hailed into court.
Meantime Mr.. Snider had sworI
out a warrant for Cohn on a charge
of false pretenses and had also taker
steps to start civil suit for damages
against the live stock firm men
| toned,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28

w. Fl. Edwards left yesterday for
Kansas City to attend the Ice Mems
convention.
The Poudre Valley Reservoir COM
pany last week voted to increase its
capital stock from $3.50. 900 to $780,.
600. This latter figure represents
the actual expenditure upon the big
ditch ard for the purchase Of Doug
las lake, and 1t was done to safe
guard the stockholders on what
money they had laid out. There is
considerable repair work to be done
on the big ditch which will be done
right away In order to have the ditch
In shape for the spring flood waters.
Misses Mary, Winifred and Alice
Glazier were the hostesses Of o de-
lightful afternoon party at their
home, 14C3 Tenth avenue, last Fri.
day afternoon. The party was In
honor of Helen Barnett, who leaves
next week for Michigan. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with the
national colors and the girls had the
merriest kind of a time with various
games. Dainty refreshments we're
served by the hostesses. The guests
were thirty girl friends Of Miss Bar
nett.
LaSalle will have a tirst-class de-
partment store as the result of the
merging of the stocks Of goods owned
by James Stewart and MIR. Zingg.
The brick building owned by Mr..
Stewart is being remodeled and q
complete general stock will be car
ried, consisting Of groceries, dry
goods, hardware, boots and shoes and
clothing. The merger will give La
Sale one of the best stores in the
country. The firm will be known
as the LaSalle Mercantile company.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
GROVER

A. B. Hilton is a visitor in Grover
at present.
Mrs. Parker is reported on the sick
list for the past few days.
Eric Larson g. Son have been BAIL
ing and shipping out hay for the past
week.
Clarence Donovan was a Grover
visitor last week. His business was
to brand his horses, which are pas
tured in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sedgwick returned
Monday evening from a visit in
Ault. Their daughter, Mrs. Black
more, had the misfortune of losing
some property in the flames.,
w. o. Martin has contracted to
pillow 1000 acres with his 25-horse
power steam engine and plows for
the Federal Land Co., of Des
Moines, Ia, who have purchased the
Ex-Governor Baxter ranch north Of
Grover, and also have 40, 600 acres at
Burns on the U. p, which will re-
ceive its new name Of Luther, and Is
already building bank building as
we'll as church and stores. This
tract will be colonized by German
Lutheran colony from the eastern
states, who will demonstrate the
Campbell system Of farming. a
branch line from the La Grange.
Wyo., district will tap this land
running to Hardin, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
They Liked 1t.

On Monday evening, Feb. 25, at
4 :l5. w. G. Chambers, Of the State
Normal school, at the request OF
superintendent Carter, delivered a
very practical lecture to the Guy
teachers upon the Development OF
Words in Teaching The appre-
citation of the teachers was unani-
mously expressed to Prof. Chambers
for the scholarly and helpful ao-
dress. The teachers of the Greeley
public schools are keeping In touch
with the best methods Of instruction
and discipline. n ~
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Don'ts for Farmers.

Don't buy a grain drill.
Don't buy a peg tooth harrow.
Don't buy a spring tooth harrow.
Don't buy disc hurrow.
Don't buy riding or walking cul-
tivator.
Don't buy a riding or walking
pow.
Don't buy wagon or buggy.
In fact don't buy anything that Is
needed on the farm before you see
our limo of implements, wagons ana
bugRies, J. A. Enright g. Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
New Boys Club.

A number of the young men OF the
high school have organized a club
and named it the Una Vose club.
Its officers are John Camfield, presi-
dent; Ernest Atkinson, vice presi-
dent; John Mosher, treasurer. They
have leased suite of rooms on the
fourth floor of the opera house block
and have things fixed up nice. The
expenses Of the club are betrayed by
the members.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Gave a Fine Lecture.
Held over from last week

The lecture by Frank Fl. Camel,
which was given as the last number
in the Tribune lecture course, was
all that has been promised In the
way of helpful hints to parents, en-
tertainment and profit. Mr.. Camel
certainly understands the boy and
he has the ability. in measure,
at least, to make his audience share
his views. Most of his listeners
went away not alone pleased with an
evenings entertainment but with q
determination to give the boy lit
tile nearer what is his just due.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Star Grocery Orange Carnival.

The Star Grocery's orange carnI-
val last week was Que OF the hos'
successful events held in Greeley In
wears and so we'll pleased are the
Lofgren Bros, that they have COLI
GUIDED to continue it this week.
What think you Of these prices
oranges worth 60 cents a dozen ~
cents, the SO cent kind for 80 cents:
the 40 cent kind for 25 cents, the
% cent for 12H cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Bids Wanted.

On or before March the board OF
trustees of The Weldon Valley Often
company will receive closed bids ior
the position OF ditch rider for the
season OF 1907 from March TO oc'.
/ The ditch Is IS miles long ana
carries about rs rights. References
rennired. Address wellington How
ard. secretary, Deuel., Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Representative
little Locals
(,..4++-+t-Fi-+7

..o, Rea & petriK'h'
''n W., fresh fish twice q
IIarss' Market and GET a
the star Grocery Ger sssd, sd'
~,um hams, sliced or
! P'sil',s Majestic bacon at Marks
..,,ov view books, % ilne' I'll
!ss lss'', only a quarter, at III
s,s,ud packages Of sweet
01,Is to be given away free at
Grocery. o.
20 sale at Park Congresa :
VII Friday and Saturday.
and >, from 10 a. M W v
,ry Rice of Boulder came .n,e
ia ,.st Monday for a visit
n,rents, Rev. and Mrs. r.
slkenburg'
Ia cbeap-One large work
!, wide tire wagon, ne"
|lov and 800 sacks of seed
\ the Star Grocery.
i'm Ladies Aid will meet
nssday at the home of Mrs.
go Fourteenth avenue.
,pdance is desired.
Fl. McClenahan returned
ay from sevep weeks stay
ulder sanitarium. She is
in health, though still
Mrs. f. Hager of Baxter,
Yesterday after a week $
reeley. They have been
the last three months
IN the west.
Ell of friends in the neigh
altered at the George
home near LaSalle Tues
:, the occasion being the
linz anniversary of the
meeting Of the W. c. L.
held in the southwest
he Second Ward school
esday, March 8, at 4
Nj mothers are earnestly
b be present.
received here Monday oil
illness of Mrs. L...W. Nc
Sulphur Springs. Miss
It's, who has lived at the
home a number of years,
for Sulphur Springs.
E the best groceries al
b. Remember the place,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
For Rheumatic Sufferers.

The quick relief from pain afforded
by applying Chamberlain's ,Pain
Balm makes it favorite with suf1-
erers from rheumatism, sciatica,
lame back, lumbago and deep-seated
and muscular pains. For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
Alfalfa Seed.

We have n car of best importeu
German and Turkestan seed winch
will arrive In q few days. CALL SCI
samples and get prices before puf-
chasing.
The Farmers Mercantile Go.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
For Sale.

Four to six tons of apples that
were not in the freeze; good, sound
apples. Call on or address w. o.
Ninks, Loveland, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28
One Fare Plus 81 to Fort Worth ane
Return

Colorado g. Southern Will SSH
tickets ON March 8, 10 and III, WIN
limit 30 days from date OF saie' d.
one fare plus 81, to Fort Worth anu
return.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO 9uinine
Tablets. Druggists refund npoey II it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. &c.
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