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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-12
First publication FEB. 26.o
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state 81 North. Dakota, County Of
Burleigh. 81. :5ss e e; ;s:. :5 .
IN District Court, sixth Judicial Dis
trict.
Lycurgus T. Rhodes, Plaintiff, vs.
Thomas Van Etten, Hughes Van 1T
ten, kitty Van Etten, Merlon Van ct.
ten, Burleigh Wood and Blanche Park.
er, Defendants. s. :' .... .5 IS {; 4 \
The state OF North Dakota to the
above named Defendants: :s.@ s &.5.@ s. 5
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint IN the above en-
titled action, ar which ascopy Is here
unto annexed and herewith served up
On you, and 10 serve : copy: Of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his once In Bismarck
In said county and state, within thirty
days after the service sof this SUM.
mons upon you. exclusive Of the day
Of such service; and in: case OF your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
viii he taken against you by default
for the relief demanded n the com
plant. ssss. ;5z H. Y s:.s5.s
Dated February s, 1909. 81: 5ss5.s5 q I.
:sss 5;s;5 \: q JOHN II. PHILBRICK,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Bismarck, n. D.
The summons and complaint In the
above entitled action was filed in the
once Of the clerk Of the district
court III and tor the county Of Bnr-
leigh and state OF North Dakota on
the *24th day Of February, 1909. S.S.ss
JOHN j.. PHILBRICK,
Il, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Couldn't Fed Johnny.

Widow Jones-How would my little
johnny like new papa !? Johnny
tagged tlvel-Oh. you needn't shore the
responsibility on TO me, mai It isn't
u new papa for me. but q new hus-
band for yourself, that you are think
ling OF. Boston Transcript. ,. =zes2
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Dated February s, 1903. n. t5 ss.s 5* /.
JOHN +. PIIILBRICK b
Al Ell phant Bridge I.

An Elephant Bridge.
III n ancient times 81 India = famous
general used elsphant1 "a bridge Z
stream. he possessed = battalion Of
over 500 elephants and, approaching z
river where the stream 49, too rapid
sfor his troops 10 cross, Ne ordered the
elephants % and had them; placed side
ny tide, facing up and down the
Strea N. Then planlIs were brought
ana iaid from the back &c one elephant
rs TINT of another, md sover them tie
troops passed III safsty, The only trou-
sbls expsrienced being the showers 81
waterM which the elephants kept mp by
sucking up the refreshlnS LIQUID y
their trunks md to1ing + evsE thar y
SbOdao0. sssS!
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1es-s4S5-. - 49,. 3
Chicago, ILL.,, March s11.-Cattle-
receipts 1000; market steady. Steers
5.OO5to TAO; COWS $40 to $50; bulls
3.75sto55 .25; calves $50 to 1925; stock
erss and feeders $50 to $40.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; market
steady. Choice, heavy shipping $50
to $50; butchers CTS to 6.S5; light
mixed 6.45 to $50; choice light $50 to
6.65: packing $50 to 6.75; pigs. 5.25
to 6.25; bulk of sales 6.65 to $50.
Sheep-Receipts 14,000;s steady to
10 lower, Sheep 800 to 6.40;s lambs
600 to 500; yearlings $50 to 7.25.
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oue l,e,pful Aids.

{ Louise TIM Ia IN awful boat. After.
I started to bleach my hair ] found Z
had only enough to do half Of It, and
Nelson 81 coming tonight. Julia-Nev.
er mind, dear. Let him sit on the
perox-side. --Harper.s Baxar.
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lS3 Y19s83st 71f39-77E7 = fIFe7e, n.y. y
he Markets
LIVE STOCK.

st. Paul, Mimi, March 11.-Cattle
Receipts 700; steady and unchang-
ed. = 4
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; steady and
angedunchidg ef:s-o0xfo&: mahtm b
strong. Range $40 to $50; bulk OF
sales 6.35 to 6.45. H.. RI. rs. T
Sheep-Receipts 300; steady and
unchanged; lambs unchanged. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG MARRIED MAN-Who has
some common: sense business abil-
ity and a few hundred dollars, would
!: invest in profitable business in a
live town: in North Dakota. Either
part or whole interest. Address r.
R., Tribune. $780, >....-.'..# 49, a..
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GRAIN.

GRAIN. 49,.
Chicago, ILL.,, March 11.-Wheat-
May.1.15; July 1.03A to H. septem-
Der 9TH; December $685.. 49, ,
Corn-March 65h; May 6S to ";
July 6711a; September 691s. ..
oats-May 55A to NJ, July 4sA ;
September al. -... ..-
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FOR 3ALENll scs Ilansous-

FOR sALEHalf interest in my gro
\ Gerry, meat market and bakery. This
business is too well known to re-
"A, quire lengthy description. As am
going to relieve myself entirely #
business cares the buyer must be
the right kind Of party. The amount
Of cash is not 50 essential as the
right kind Of man. Chas. Kupitz.
FOR SALE Refrigerator. good as
n new; cheap. s. E. L. Allin, Hare
Block =: - -. -: .:&r =
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Duluth, Mimi, March. 11.-close
wheat hard on track 1.14A; to
arriye1 northern 1.13%; 2 northern
s1.11zk;;s on track northern 1.1s%;
2 northern 1.11%; May 1.12A; July
1.13A7s. -. ...... ..i...
Durum-On track, No. 1. 1.o1A
~. 99A; May 1.o0A; July 1.0oA.
FIax-To arrive 1.64h; May 1881
July a1.62A; September 1.42h; octo-
ber$l.3s.
Oats-To arrive 511s; on track 81
y. ss.s4
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MONEY.

New York, N. Y, March 11.-Money
on call easy, III to percent; ruling
rate 1N; closing bid IL; offered at
2fpercent. =,
loans inactive; SO days 2k
percent; offered at 90 DAYS ~ to
2A and six months at 3 percent.
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FOR sALE-A. pair Bronze Turkeys
also first class incubator. ao1
Front street. ::=.* vi s5Ss5.5., = ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-12

Minneapolis, Mimi, March. H.
Close wheat-May Lips to u; Jul,
1.135sto y; cash 1 hard lis toA;
northern la to VI northern III
to 3 northern 1.08h to 1.0912.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-12

WANTED Customers for certified
& milk. Delivery morning or evening,
/. any part Of city. VIII buy fresh
milch cows subject to tnberculin
test. Phone AZ. 5.:f. ,s. q ID sst,... ,:.
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COAL am selling the famous
White Ash Coal. Phone your Or
ders and get prompt delivery. A.
F.. Aarquett. agent. Phone 81. OF.
4 dce. 1913 Fourth street. ID !: =.
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.UsE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMN
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WOOD FOR SALE Good cottonwood God
stovewood at bargain. Phone l5S
81 r. y: Y .-s@ =. .sss 81 r.. 5ss.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FARM LOANS-Small house on So
foot lot for sale, easy terms G.. J.
Keenan, Laad2 Co. sl,.s zs:.a:s,. !
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FOR sAL :. ~ y !, { 2 (,

PURE BRED Rose Comb White Leg.
!. horns, unexcelled layers. Eggs for
Matching, $500 per Is: Phone Az
John A. Keenan,. 1929 18th street.
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4 FOR SALE: !. MACHINERY.

i.@$ si: n W ~ 8 49, "a :;
sIIAFT1NG AND PULLEYs FOR
4 SALE In changing our plant to
electric power, We have stored a
large quantity Of shafting Of diff.
ferent sizes and all sizes Of pulleys
and hangers. all as good as new
= Will be sold at . bargain Address
Tribune. Bismarck. 2,3 i5 5z>
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Parcel and baggage delivery: Kahe
Dray Line. Phone .s, I. n Il I.

UsH TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS
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WANTED Apprentice girls in mil
/. linery department at Webb Bros. Il
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO TUNING Special rates by
the year All work guaranteed
: Leave orders at Knowles & Han
ey's. Phone--ll1..- -! :SS,s
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.LOST-A dark brown rug mum, Tues
day afternoon. Finder return for
{ rward . 722s Sixth street, or phone
!. 1855 - T." -...s
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CIGARS.
- :. - Z -. y. 2.

CIGARS t315 per thousand. First
4 class sellers. Buy at factory. Save
agents commissi ion. William F.
Erlenmeyer.4 23 Third street. i !.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. mod
ern. Two ladies Of married couple
y, preferred. Phone 428. -, : i. -,
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Z. q FOR RENT-RooM

FOR RENT-Rooms in modern house
!: 1905 .5th street: Telephone 230.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. Cor
5. ner It'll and Front. Phone 572.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

The latest move of the Union Pa
cific is an explanation of the trip to
this city a few weeks ago of Robert
S. Lovett president of the Union Pa
cific road since the death of E. h.
Hartman, in company with mum
ber of the highest officials of the
road. The trip was made in the ut
most secrecy and nothing Of the rea.
son for the tour could be ascertained
except that it was made simply on
Inspection
The amended answer which VIII be
made by the Union Pacific attorneys
will claim right of way 400 feet
wide across the city of Greeley The
answer is to be made in the case OF
De Bolt against the Union Pacif'
road which has been pending in TN
district court of this city.
The claim is made for 400 foo'
right of way across the city of Gree
ley. being 200 feet on either slde OF
the main track of their present ran
road.
In the answer which they VIII ME
: they set up the acts OF congress o.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

Since that time ! have lost conn
dence in you.
Attorney Rhodes: You have lost
il late in liIe.
Attorney Carlson plunged ahead,
bringing up the affair of the alleged
statement in regard to the choking
of Icftwich at saloon in Denver
All the imputations Attorney Rhodes
yisorously denied The examination
continued.
O. Did you know when YOU GOT
that confession from Sandy in the
jail that he was drunk?
A. No sir.
O. Didn't you hear HIM swear 10
it on the witness stand?
A heard one of the versions
YOU wrung from him.
O You heard him voluntarily
swear that he had not been right tor
A. | heard the poor devil making
excuses
O What was your purpose in go
ing after that confession
was out after the truth.
GOT IL and that's what hurts you.
O What was your purpose IN
having Sandy sent to the penlten-
tiary?
A. tell you am conducting tins
case solely in the interests OF 'he
truth.
O DO YOU know what the truth
is?
A. Maybe not from your stand
point. .,,.a
n Is Il not true that in this case
that any person connected with IT,
no matter what their station IN ne
or their degree of respectablllty, mas
been relentlessly pursued by you =
| tell you what | have done.
T have followed up every witness
subpoened by you and Leftwlch ana
Rillv Green. and we have found two
of them perjurers and they are IN
tbe nenitentiary now and there's 60
inc 10 be another one sent soon
ITolIicl;er is next on the list.
fThe spectators broke into uproar-
ions laughter, and there was much
bandcIapping. The bailif beat lust
;l,, in an effort to restore order.)
7 am going after the principal ones
not the poor, weak devils, VINO nave
confessed their shame. MY methoa is
to 60 after the men higher up.
o, Have you cooled your feet
vet, Mr.. Carlson?
AZ this point Judge Allen inter-
,osed in what looked like prospec-
live clinch-and-fall, and said:
"That's enough, gentlemen; that's
,,onch Co on with something else.
Continued on Page ~
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
BROTHERHOOD OF ALL
CHURCHES HEAR MAYOR
GIVE ABLE ADDRESS
Meet mt the Methodist Church More
Than One Hundred Strong and
Commercial Club Quartet
Gives Selections

More than 100 men were present
at the joint meeting of the men 3
organizations of the city churches
at the Methodist church Monday
evening and listened with interest
to the able address by Mayor G, M
Houston on THE Commission Form
of Government.
An animated discussion followed
the address and class was formed
for the study of the subject Mr..
Houston did not recommend TINS
form but presented both sides OF IN.
question. The question of the tedef
alton of the various church brother
hoods of the city was also broushf up
at the meeting and committee com
posed of V. Il. Reyes, DR.. K. f. era
ham, Il. A. Luper and j. c. Alder
man was appointed to investigate
the advisability of such action ana
report at called meeting
During the evening, the CONNER
cial club quartet gave several selec-
tions which were much appreciates
by the men.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
IMPORTANT ACTION IS UNDOUBTEDLY EXPLANATION
OF VISIT T0.GREELEY OF PREsIDENT R. S LovEI1

1854 sfanting them a 400 foot right
of way across public domain and
claim this amount, Notwithstanding
the de&is made by their predeces-
sors inf the interest of the Denver
Pacific pailroad company.
WhilE the Union Pacific has no.
yet attempted to take possession OF
this 0nount of land. they expect in
this N to establish precedent
whfrN ssi fix their rights as have
been stated above.
II their contentious are sustained
it is matter of vital interest to the
hundreds of property owners alons
the light of way and especially Il
the other new railroads now entering
Greeley as these roads claim rights
of way largely upon this strip o
property claimed by the Union Pa
cifc.
II is understood that the company
Officers are acting under direct in
structions from higher officers ant
that the case will be appealed TO th'
United States supreme tribunal II /
is neccssary to enforce their alleged
rights.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

The feature of the morning 'r'''
was the placing of District ATTORNEY
Carlson on the stand as "l'hess
for the defense. The crowded court
room was absolutely silent. wheh Lnt
husky lawyer. his eyes BLAZING hiS
hoir riotous, took the stand. Loru,
ia as soon cross question pooca'
no him" whispered one OF the sp''-
tntors. But Attorney Rhodes NaS
far from displaying any apprehe'-
sions.
prob,blv such n scene has never
.,fore heen witnessed in the district
court room of Weld county W.
or short duration, but the rate ~
which questions and answers n"
back and forth; the imputa'ionS Ia ,So
on both sides; the ehort OF
to nroye conspiracy: the angry as
sertions of Carlson that ne "as ou'n
after the truth and justice WIZ "r
eve to the pelt of the man n'E'' ~,
~" was unprecedented in the ms
ny of tho court. Judge Allen ana
NO., Interfere, even on the two o''"
sions when the spectators oouiu
ros,rain themselves longer ana pu,
into cheers Mt assertions MAUI
the district attorney
The questions and answers Fi''"
,,,oro suhstantially as follows:
@. Did you file sandys ,ro",vS ,tn,Sr
sion in the district court OF L"' ''''''
county?
A. | certainly did.
O. Weren't you the one VIZ
tuned II over to the bar associat'oi
A. think it stayed risht !"
court.
n Is this date right? tHahu-
ing Carlson Sandy's confession
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

A. don't see any date; hnd IL
yourself. .....,, d,
O You had the confession spread
for all the world to see, before SANDY
had % lawyer. or any chance lot
hearing? You branded him mar
without giving him any chance 10
clear himseiI?
I place any confession made
TO mt on record.
d Is that the law?
/ tell YOU again | must put
,,.ry case on record | presented
threr facts to the court.
d Is there law in the state OF
colorado allowing you to instruct
the gIark of the district court u Pu'
sufH % paper on record?
A 1 put that paper on record
myself
@ Did you have your evidence
recorded?
You ought to know that your
a. Did YOU ask the clerk of the
.,4,rr to record that confession so
eyrry one could read it?
| certainly did.
an1rney Rhodes then read the
gr. art of the confession or SANDY
q Is that yol = way OF gettihE I"
rrn.nssion from n witness?
1t is when | am dealing with
sr.N Gellows as you.
.rneers from the crowded court
rrrrr. The baIliT pounded raht-
raTIy 'or order.)
o. Can you bring anything
anvthIng against me?
In great excitement Carlson reclt
,i nm incident that occurred IN con-
nor. lon with securing I'd Marshal as
a uItness in the trial and concluded
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

"The motion will be denied, ne
said, and c. S. Potter, justice ot the
peace of Fort Collins before whom
Leftwich was first summoned was
called to the stand. Mr.. Potter hau
his docket with him.
He stated that the complaint
against Leftwich was filed with MN
June 3, 1909. with w. II. Ausuh as
the complaining witness.
On June 9, 1909. Attorney hhooes
came to MIR. Potter to seek iniornh"-
tion regarding the case when WAS
set for hearing on June II.
MIR. Potter testified that Lel'"i,n
was never placed under arrest re
stated that complaints had been hleu
against Mrs. George Wagner hcr
husband, and Katie Stewart, the neg
ress. that all OF the warrants Werc
given in the hands of the sherih OF
I.arimer county but that none Oh
them were ever served.
He testified further that the near
ing in the Leftwich case was se' lu'
July 0 and was continued for arS"-
ment until July 16.
Stidgcr Paid by Lrftwich
Willus Stidger, the young atlor-
ney who testified Mt the trlal ior as
sault, was next brought to the stand
He went through the story OF thc
case as told in the previous trla''
"Is 1t not fact that you ".Ie
paid to gather testimony FOR Mt
Leftwich. you and Detective eii,S
Green of the Denver police force
IL was piad for gathering such
testimony" said Stidger but there
was no agreement between us
got about $50 from Mr.. Leftwich,
all told. for my testimony.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
LINDSEY SUED
BY ALLEGED ''BEASTS''

William G. Smith, better known
Governor or "Tramway Bill
Smith, yesterday filed suit in the dis
trict court of Denver, asking $4,000
damages from Harvey j. Higgins
and Judge Ben b. Lindsey for an
article relating to his career as speak
er of the house in the Twelfth gen.
eral assembly, which appeared in the
October number of Everybody's mag
azine, and which he claims is libel
Gus, false and defamatory.
He also asks that in the event OF
his winning the suit he be given body
judgment against the two defend
ants, and that they be confined in
the county Jail for a period of one
year, or until such damages as might
be assessed are paid
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
Graphic Club

Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman enter
tained the members of the Graphic
club at her home Monday afternoon,
There was good attendance pres
ent. In the absence of the leader
Mrs. Charles Couzens, the president
Mrs. T.. NJ. Nusbaum presided.
The ladies are this year studying
psychology and the subject of Feel
ing and Emotion was continued
from the last meeting and finished,
Among those who discussed the topic
were Mesdames G. Law. II. d. Par
ker and Miss Ida Bishop. Mrs.
Cheesemau VIII. 10 the leader at the
newt meeting. when the subject OF
"Heredity" will be taken up.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
III GAllON RESULTING FROM ANSWER BY Union
PAClFlC MAY TIE UP ROADSABOUT TO COME INTO
GREAT BAsKET BALL GAME
TO BE PLAYED ON FRIDAY

II you care for basket ball you
will walk through three miles OF
snow to get to the Armory next Fri
day night when the University OF
Colorado five will take on the strong
Arrow team OF this city Manager
Lloyd Ncill has completed arrange
ments to handle the largest crowd
which ever packed the Armory and
the game will undoubtedly be first
class exhibition.
Following are the masters OF the
game who represent the silver ami
gold of the State University on the
floor Friday night: McFadden and
Carver or Cresto. forwards; Morri-
son, center. and Mcneil and Taylor,
guards.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
COUNSEL MUST
APPEAR IN COUNTY COURT

City Attorney Joseph Ewing has
given notice to Attorney Harry
O'Brien. counsel for j. w. Wootten,
for him to appear in the county
court on December II and. shoS
cause why the appeal which was TAX
en- by WOotten to the county court
should not be dismissed.
In the event that Wootten is re-
manded back to the police court
which. 1t is said, will be the case,
the city attorney will then ask for a
body judgment and Wootten viii be
sent to jail.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
100000 DISTRIBUTED
TO WESTERN SLOPE

Grand Junction, Dec. 14.-An-
nouncement was made today of con-
templated improvements to the local
sugar factory which will be made be-
fore next season at an expense OF
$4,000. Tomorrow the second pay
ment to the beet growers will be
made and over 100000 will be dis
tributed 1t was also announced that
a campaign of education would be
started with the intention of increas-
ing the demand for beet sugar in
preference to cane sugar in western
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
EATON GRADE SCHOOL
TEAM BEATS GltEEI4EY

Eaton, Dec. 14.-The eighth grade
basket ball team of the Eaton pub
lie schools met the eighth grade team
from Greeley Saturday and defeated
the visitors by a score of 81 to 81.
The game was played in the gym
nasium at the Eaton High school
building and was a strenuous contest.
Benton Steele is manager of the Lat
on boys and Ray Eaton of the Greeley
team. The latter brought his play
ers up to Eaton by automobile.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
AUI,T CHURCH WILL
BURN DEBT PAPERS

Ault, Dec. 1.-two weeks from
last Sunday W II be jubilee day LOT
the Christian church people OF Aui'-
On that occasion, the papers repre-
senting the last of the Indebtedness
on the present church building Will
be burned. T.. c. Whitaker OF Gree
ley, who preached last sunday. VIII
he present on this occasion also
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
WORK OF LAYING RAILS
is DELAYED ON PACIFIC

On account of the frozen condl-
tion OF the ground, the Uuion Pacific
has stopped laying track The rails
have been placed two miles from
Briggsdale but because OF the fact
that it is impossible to securely place
the rails during such weather as that
which prevails, the work has been
stoned
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
ORPHEUM HAS BILL
THAT PLEASES PEOPLE

An excellent bill is being presented
at the Orpheum this week, which is
proving popular and pleasing the
people Ernest Brinkman, a charac-
ter singer, is unusually good and
Imogene Bennett, a dainty miss, sue
ceeds in delighting the audience. The
pictures are interesting and the IL
lustrated song good.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
KERSEY MAN MA ..!ES
GIRL FROM CHICAGO

Kersev Dec. ia marriage of
interest to Kersey people occurred
in Denver the other day when An
drew Loloff, farmer OF TINS sectlon' .
married Miss Lizzie Siegel OF Chi-
cago. The newly married couple VIII
live on Mr. Loloft 5 farm.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
answer Is to Be Filled in Few Days Which Will
Have Stupendous lmponta City of Greeley
and to Property Holders Mong Union Pa.
cific Right Of Way.-WifsMost Likely Be
Carried Up to the Sdprsme Court

I a.
Threatening the entrance OF the Den
: western road and the Burlington tnto Il
lions of dollars worth of property aud N
= reached, will precipitate litigation of the
roads. is the amended answer of the Uni
has been prepared under Instructions frou
and which will be filed within the course 4
now pending in the district court of this
That the Hill and Hartman interss
litigation which must result in the expeus
lars by the roads and which will take n
! .ckasion is reached and which may, throue
; of restraining orders of the courts, tie a
the roads, the forwarding of which will q
and to Weld county, seems to be likely. !
should know of such vital matters, that
) the Union Pacific road, owned ny the Il
the Burlington, Hill road, with the De-
western said to be about to be sold to ths
similar tost1et some years ago which held
of events- foEmany years, when the Unioi
into Seattle thd the Hill interests went
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