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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-06

STEAMER BURNED
TO WATERS EDGE
st. Cuthbert Destroyed During
I Wild Blizzard OFF Coast
Of Nova Scotia.
FIFTEEN SAILORS DROWNED
Their Boat Swamped by Heavy Sea-
Thirty-seven Members Of the
Crew Are Rescued.

Halifax, N. S.. Feb. Sin the midst
of q wild blizzard yesterday afternoon
the steamer st. Cuthbert was burned
to the waters edge off the Nova SEQ
tian coast. Fifteen members of the
crew were drowned by the swapping
of small boat in which they attempt
ed to leave the vessel after the fire
had broken out. The other thirty-sev-
en- members Of the crew, including the
captain, were rescued by the White
Star liner Cymric. After taking OF
the survivors the Cymric abandoned
the burning steamer and proceeded to
Boston.
Burning Ship Abandoned.
News OF the destruction Of the st.
Cuthbert was received here in WIRE
less message from Capt. Finch OF the
Cymric. The message read:
THE steamer st. Cuthbert was
abandoned afire Monday afternoon of
the Nova Scotian coast. The Cymric
stood by for nine hours during a
strong gale, heavy seas and snow
squall. Life boat, in charge of chief
officer, making three perilous trips,
rescued thirty-seven members of the
crew. including the captain. Several
members Of the crew severely burned
and injured.
Fifteen Are Drowned.
Fifteen of the crew were drowned
Sunday In attempting to leave the yes
sci. Their boat was swamped by
heavy sea.
Sea cocks left open on st. Cuth-
bert, which will probably sink within
twelve hours. 1t Is now dangerous
derelict, lying In the path of New
York and European vessels"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-02-06

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The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
General Information
rH.. CITY OF GREELEY

The City of Greeley has 5000 tnhabt-
tantS-svery one 1--we one. :. D
yer and 40 miles from the foot of the
1t has one OF the finest and best
sSs Sm United States. ~
Il Is the county scat Of Weld county
the greatest irrigated county In the
II is the seat OF the Colorado Stat.
Normal school with 1000 students an
It has one OF the finest systems of
GRADED schools IN the country.
It has vide. graded ano shAdco
s1srsts with miles OK e0ne
Il has many fine church sutlding..
ana ;hsn the n i%os, n1ms sns otSer City 1s"t Of
u Il has = million dollar beet sugar
Il has . great vegetable canning
II has big potato starch f.e,ory.
II has one Wholesale Grocery House.
1t has one of the best hotels In the
II ha. two railroads. and several
MT /, has a delightful climate. cool IL,
1t has many up-to-date stores anc
''Ite II has % iins system of parks be-
longing to the city or the state.
1t has two fine public Libraries. and
new city han.
1t Is surrounded by . rich garden
and agricultural country.
II has three daily newspapers and
three weeklies.
II has four -anks. with deposits
averaging over s1.o00.ooo.
1t has a 1--we and energetic Com
mercial club. .
It has a delightful social life, and
numerous other things- too good to
The crops OF the Greeley district
a1pre1ats annually SSoV0r3Q.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished daily by the Weld coun-
ty Abstract and Investment company.
September 1, 1908

September i, lSO0
Anton Bragg to Winfield s. Moore
W D. s1.O0. West so feet of lot 1,
blk. 13. Greeley.
Lee ]. Kelim and Mrs. Stella
Kelim to Joseph Mitchell. w. d.
$500. n. w. or. and .. hf. of 7-5-
81.
Jacob aherley to Fred e. Hattem-
.esG ". D. $4,000. 8. W. or. Of 9-1-
Minnie E. Case to Josephine NJ.
Kittle. w. D. 800. Lots IL and
IL, blk. 10, Gilcrest.
Musgrave. W. D. $1.0O. West hf.
lot 6, blk. 4S, Greeley,
United States to James N. Fickes.
Patent Lots 3 and and 8. hf. of
n. v. or. of 1850
James N. and Maggie Fickes to
voorhes Real Estate Co., Q. C. d.
$50. N. w. or. of 1850.
Grace c. Clancy to N. c. Barwise
Packing Co., @. C. b. 31.00. 2O1x
433 1-3 feet in 8. W. or. OF 9. ". or.
OF 32-2-e6.
U. 8. Receiver to Reginald Thomas
neceiver's Recpt. $156.69. s. hf.
Of n. ". Or. and lots 3, 4, OF 4-S-64
U. 8. Receiver to Stanley NJ
Barrows. Receivers Recpt. $S2.37.
w, hf. of 3. ". or. 1864.
Gus T. Anderson to Carl A. and
Bina Anderson. w. D. $4,000. n hf
Of ". hf. of 9. ". Or Of 2S-6-66
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
EATON DOiNGS OF THE WEEK
Pithy Paragraphs Gathered
1ribune's Correspondent

Chris Nelson spent Monday in
Greeley.
Lee Mitchell spent Wednesday in
Fort Collins.
". B. Woolley is at Sedgwick
buying spuds.
John Alcorn of Greeley was in
town Tuesday
Miss Marie Frater is keeping books
for T. H. Daley.
Frank Eckardt spent Sunday at
Eldorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson of
Loveland are visiting relatives here.
Karl Wellar has accepted a posi-
ton with the Eaton Mercantile Co.
l. Rothschild of Greeley is the
latest buyer to enter the spud terri
tory here.
Mrs Jno Mccartney returned Tues
day from her visit with relatives at
Fort Covington n. Y.
G. H. DEMO has purchased the
CushmAn house, where A. C.. Adams
and wife have been living
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Williams and three
children, Olive. Roger and Ruby are
visiting relatives in Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs Willus Eaton and
children are back from their sum-
mer's outing in Estes park.
Gus Gehlert has just returned from
California and will stay here through
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Plans and specifications can be
seen at the offices of this company
covering the enlargement of the
Community Tunnel, located near
Marshall or the c. & S. railroad.
100 feet of tunnel is to be enlarged
involving approximately 1900 yards
Of tunnel excavation and placing
1900 yards of concrete. Bids are
called for to be deliyered at the Of
flee of the company on September Is. =.
Also, plans and specifications can
be seen at the offices of this CON-
pany covering the enlargement OF
four miles of the Community Ditch.
This work will involve the excava-
tfon of aboat $4,000 yards of mater
ial. including the placing of concrete
drops and. other canal structures.
Bids are called for to be delivered at
the offices OF the company on Sept
ember Is.
DENVER RESERVOIR IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
701 Ideal Building. Denver, Colorado
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
GREELEY LODGE DIRECTORY

A. .. U. w-Frank Madden, master
workman. C. L Sullivan recorder
h r. o. E-G.seiey lodge. No. sos
c Townsend. exalted ruler, H n
Wyatt. secretary
DaaxAteru Of the Aaedc.a Revel.tiss
CcA.s Il G: Eusnss; sgsls ressMa.. Mss,, Ass; sn
regular nag days
Fr.t-r.ai I.te. of A.er.s.--L B
AeGara. { N; n Dr. "; T ia Thompson ,5,s1h
Tuesdays n B. A. hall
G. A R-T c. Presley. commander.
~. n. C.-Mrs. Adele X Clark. presi-
dent
l. .. Q. E-Peuare valley lsase. !. e G
Woodeary. secretary. we'd encamp-
ment-Geors Z. Gray, p C. p. meets
Desxhter. 81 Reh<kah-Nrs. Eugenis
Fourah 1i wedne.aays. l. 9. 8; F. hall
lie S. vrooman, president; Melinda
X. 81 P.-Fr.nk Gordon. C. c.. Charles
evening. L o. 8. F. hsil.
PytAias sisters-Sarah Spere, II. E. C..
hfs'ns Sss.. sesaas Mai9ne foa,,S NJ Sf Rane.aey
X. Q. T. Nj n. BAN. commander: J.
Fsisa Iss15d 1Tssnsa Tssrsd.y. sssfs
l. Q. I: H--Mrs. Emm. sch5yver. com
mandsr; Mrs. Marion b Abbott.
Loyal My.sie Legis.-John Holland
worthy counselor: F. E Baker: sec
days At the homes Of members.
Heeesse-N- J. Neisi. W. n: Il: ?.
TlS.sr. .sss:s.ry M. Ms;ss sss .sSond ..A
Thompson. H p. Il F.. Flower. ,ee-
Royal a.a select Ae.ters-L o. Glazier.
7. !. 4: H F, F1oEer; ,ecret4ry;.
Ae.ss.' e T. j.eFson. n.T reeo1der. H00'''' = ~
o. L s-Mra. Nettie Arbuckle. ". n;
J. Aieorn; :ecretary: Heets second
Me1sr. sretherssss II A.ers9-I r.
retary. Meets ist and ard Fridays
Il ". A-E. ". Thompson. consul,
third wednssdays of each month. L
nsy.i NeixHSer,-Mrs. Clyde Weber
Oracle: Mrs. Maud Fine. recorder;
Meets second Thursday EVENING" and
fourth Thursday afternoons, o. o.
n1y.i n Xr-....-Eusene veldran. re-
a SECOND j. Losd ssa fourth Sosa.y.
". Q. w-C. Il Randall. c. 6; Eugene
third Fridays Of month in L O. O.
-. hall
Usifer0 Raek-C A. lawrence. cap
tain, Ira = Sides. secretary. Neeta
first and third Fridays in L o. o.
F. hall.
weaea 81 wosAeraft-Nrs. Jennie
Meyer. guardian: Mrs Alice Ling,
clerk Aeets first and third Friday
afternoons in L o. o. F. hall
KnagAas sf the GslAea EAgie-C. E
March. Noble Chief: E c. Billings
keeper of records. Meets every
Thursday evening at n. B. A hall
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
the campaign at the factory

the campaign at the factory
Andrew jackson has just returned
from a trip into the sedgwick couN-
try looking up the potato situation.
Mrs. W. B. Grant and children.
Herbert and Emma have returned
from Glen Park where they spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs H. W. Robbins are
again at home after an extenaed
trip through idaho and along the
Pacific coast.
Miss Chaddock has returned from
her trip TO Magnolia. o.. and has
tikep up her work as stenoErapher
at the Eaton sugar factory again
H. E. Hogue and family and Mn.
Sam Miller and children have return
ed from their cottage in the hills
where they have spent the summer.
The Congregational church folks
gave a social on the church and par
sonage lawn Tuesday night. The
AFFAIR was we'll attended and . nice
sum cleared.
E. Goodrich has returned from his
summers stay at Lawrence. kan.
and has taken charge OF the buying
for The Potato Growers. company.
Mrs. Goodrich expects to spend the
winter in Santa Barbara. CAlif.
Mr.. Garrettson. formerly employ
ed at Naffziger's store. has gone IN
to the grocery business for himoslf
and has opened an attractive shop
in the rooms in the Bellrose block,
where Dick Murray had his pool
room.
Friday night the Sunday school
officers and teachers gave the bAAd
boys a reception after the usual
Friday evening concert. The affair
came off in the Woodman hall. The
boys furnished music on the trip to
lake Lindenmeier and the reception
was a return compliment
Miss Gussie Nettleton is back from
an extended visit with relatives In
Nebraska. She spent the. whole sum-
mer there and is in the best OF
health and all ready for her school
work. She vas accompanied ON her
return by cousin Lester Quaker
bush of Shelton. Nebraska. who will
visit relatives here.
The Jap store in ST. Petersburg Is
out of favor at present with the folks
around the freight depot. A key OF
some strange and penetrating IRE
serve or pickles. consigned to the
store. burst asunder. the other day, /
and it was as much as folks with
occidental noses could manage to
even stay in the precincts Of the
depot.
W. o. Thompson's grove was the
scene O Sunday school festivities
one day last week when the chill
dren who did not go on the exeur-
sion to Lake Lindenmeler gathered
there for a picnic. There was a
wagon at the door of each church the
OF the great day and great.
many children took advantage OF
heir opportunities. All report a
line time.
School opened Monday of this 4
week with a large attendance, full .
,orps of teachers and all the outward .
and visible signs of preparation for q
winters work. Professor
4. B. Copeland is again in charge Of
he schools as principal and also has
classes in the high school. The other
high school teachers are Miss ClafU
Miss Brooks and N.Y. Anna 0Rahaa :,
The grade teachers are the following +
Miss Hughes, eighth: Mr.. McKay.
seventh; Miss Midgette. sixth Mss
Wilson, fifth: Miss Doherty, fourth
Miss Cross. third: Miss McClave. see
ond; Miss vogeler. first. Miss Net
Teton has the overflow from the II
lower grade rooms. Mrs W. B.
Grant will again teach music and II
Miss Doull will have the drawing. /,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids VIII be received up to he
hour of noon of September Is. 1905,
by the board of trustees of school
district No. IL, for the erection OF a
brick school house, in said district
according to plans and specifications
which may be seen at the office Of ].
A. Woodbury.. 1924 Seventh street.
Greeley. The right is reserved 10
reject any and all bids which should
be addressed to
MRS. DOVE JOHNSON.
R. F. D. No 4 Greeley. Cnln
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
To Our Friends

We take this method of expressing
our heartfelt thanks. to the many
friends and neighbors who assisted
by kindly acts and words of sympathy
during the last Illness of our wife
and mother, Mrs. Melissa A. New.
Respectfully, THE FAMILY
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
Baptist Church Notice

Prayer meeting will be held al
1880 at the Baptist church this eyen-
ing. A special study will be made Of
the modern movements in Sunday
school work, and at the meeting to-
night Miss Annie Goodrich will re-
view Chamberlain's book, AN Infri-
duction to the Biblesfor the Teachers
OF Children"
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
For a sprained Ankle

A sprained ankle may be cured In
about one-third the time usually re-
quired, by applying Chamberlain 8
Pain Balm freely, and giving Il
absolute rest. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
ELEVEN HUNDRED
COPIES EVERY
WEEKDAY AFTEROON
For County Coroaer

]. NJ. Peterson. the we'll known
Christmas tree man of Weld county
Colorado wishes to announce to the
democrats of Weld county that he is
a candidate for county coroner. sub
ject to the decision of the democratic
county convention. Yours truly.
J. NJ. PETERSON, Greeley, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

beg to announce that upon the
solicitation of my friends and mem
bers OF the bar OF Greeley l am a
candidate for the office OF Justice of
the Peace in and for Justice Pre-
cinct No. {, Greeley, and request the
support of all republicans and
friends at the Republican conven-
ton EMIL B. HATCH.
Attorney-at-law.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
9th-st. Market
500 Ninth Street
Geo. Dauth 50: Proprietor
Stuffed Roast Pork

Stuffed Roast Pork
A small loin of pork, three
tablespoons bread crumbs, one
onion, half teaspoon chopped
sage, half teaspoon salt, half
teaspoon pepper, one ounce
chopped suet, one tablespoon
drippings. Separate each joint
of the loin with the meat chop
per, making an incision with
q knife into the thick part of
the pork, in which to put the
stuffing.
Prepare the stuffing by mix
ing the bread crumbs together
with the onion, which must be
chopped fine; add to this the
sage, pepper, salt and suet. mix
all well together and press
snugly into the incision already
made in the pork and sew to-
gether the edges of the meat to
confine the stuffing. Grease
well a sheet of kitchen paper
with drippings. place the loin
into this, securing it with
wrapping of twine. Bake in
dry baking pan in brisk oven
basting Immediately and con-
stantly as grease draws out
Bake. allowing 30 minutes to
the pound and 90 minutes
longer. Serve with apple sauce
or fritters.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
Don't Miss This,

Moving picture of Mt. Mcclellan
trip Tuesday Wednesday and Friday
at Bijou theatre
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
Greeley wholesale Markets

Fresh eggs, zoe dozen.
Ranch butter. GOA 25 cents,
Choice new potatoes. &c lb.
Poultry.-Broilers r21s and
cents ID.
Hens 10 cents lb.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02

J. a. Taylor. IN. ID machinery
doctor, sos Eighth street. Phone
Greeley $50.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
r. O. HAvNER
HAC II n AN

l7l7 7th Ave. Greeley. Colo.
Successor to G. w. 8. Freeman
Passengers to all parts Of the city
Stand-Union Tea Z Coffee Co.,
Phone Weld 1856. Residence Phone
Weld 1920.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
For Quick
Results

An ad in the D ALL Y
TRIBUNE will do the
business. 1t circulates
more copies to bona fde
subscribers than any
other two daiiies in Gree
ley. Phone your houb-
les to Greeley S.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02
GREELEY POST OFFICE

Open from s a. m. to p. m. except
Sundays and legal holidays. Sunday
Hours. 10 to II o'clock a. m.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02

Farm loans sanborn & Hous,or
The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-02

supplies School books and sunplies
drcts Horne'a pook Sto
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-19
Township 81 North Of Range 80 West.

Township 81 North Of Range 80 West.
und Y Of q lot commencing Is rods Of W corner of
lot running thence east to Of said lot O.
thence north 30 rods thence west Keweenaw
Bay, thence south along Bay shore to land formerly
owned BY II. M Walker thence east along line Of
q Walker land Is rods to- place Of beginning, Sec. s.
IL 40100 363 "a Is 100 5T2
lot in lot commencing at the southwest corner Of
land owned BY George Burquette and running thence
along Bay shore to place q beginning, Bee HioS
north part oi'sx q :srss; !;
lot commencing a rods 1917 feet n from corner n s
q section S. middle Of Huron Bay and LAnse State
Road and running thence east IS rods IT,, thence
north IS rods, 10 IT, thence IS rods 10 IT, thence
sgy along said road to place q besinning Sec g;
.pa At : corner q ~ running
% rods - feet AZ place Of beginning running thence
east g rods, thence WY parallel with Huron Bay
state Road. thence ely along said road 10 place
Of beginning. Sec = afrss v.,.,:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-19

TOWNSHIP 81 NORTH OF RANGE SO WEST.
at the southwest corner Of lot on section
line between sections and thence north go feet
place Of beginning. thence north 220 feet thence
along the shore Of bay go feet to land owned by
a thence we O line Of said To nla re
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-19
Foot's Subdivision

part of lot described follows commencing the
corner of blk at the intersection Of Superior Ave
and LIST St. running thence eastery along the south line
of blk MS feet THENCE norhery at right angles with
ginning running thence ely at right angles with last
described line so IT, northerly at right angles with last
described line 100 feet thence right
with last described line n thence IN Mace
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-19
VILLAGE oT BARAaA.
Township 81 North Of Range 50 West

Township 81 North Of Range 50 West
lot q Sec n,
80 5000 acres. 40 64 SO 100 80 IL
und n of of n except 10 acres In a square form
In the corner Sec 49, 70
south 100 feet of of eH. Sec 49, acres
W u Of Y, Sec. 80. 40 acres
$50 6 10 100 AS
" OF u, Sec. 80, 80 acres Observation-Disclosures.
A4O 6A & 100 SO "
south 100 feet Of lot except right Of way Of D. s.
ass In 20 100 i@
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-11

and those of the blouse only worn if
liked
The blouse is made with fronts and
back, which are tucked on becoming
lines. and to which the pretty three
quarter sleeves are attached. These
sleeves are finished with oddly shaped
cuffs and to the lower edge of the
blouse is joined basque portion,
which keeps 1t perfectly in place. The
guimpe is made with front and backs
and plain fitted sleeves that are made
with upper and under portions. 1t is
closed invisibly at the back and the
neck is finished with one Of the new
stock collars that rounds up back of
the ears.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is three and a
half yards twenty-one or twenty-four,
three yards thirty-two or one and
seyen-eighth yards forty-four inches
wide; for the guimpe two and Ave
eighth yards twenty-one, twH end
three-eighth yards twenty-four, or
one and flve-eighth yards thirty-six
inches wide with one and three
eighth yards of all-over lace If the
long sleeves are used, seyen-eighth
yard for the short sleeves.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-02-11
Shirt Waist or Blouse.

Every fresh variation Of the shirt
waist meets its welcome. Here is
one, that while it is made in tailored
style, departs somewhat from the
regulation model and is exceedingly
chic and smart. In the illustration
it is made of white linen and the lit
tie chemisette is Of the material
tucked, while the band is of the same
trimmed with pearl buttons, but
there are great many possibilities
in the design, simple as it is. 1t can
be made of washable material and
left unlined, or it can be made Of silk
or of wool and used with or without
the lining as liked. while the little
chemisette can be of embroidery in
place of the tucking, or can be treated