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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
NAMING
Of LODGES
UNDER
MERGER


IN merging Che two gread lodges
of oklahoma and indian Territory
there arises eight conflicts IN names,
which lhe lodges Interested win ad.
iusi The lodge 81 Atoke, organized
IN 1863. took the name of Oklahoma
lodge long prior 10 The formation Of
Oklahoma Territory. but after organ.
izatlon OF 4 grand lodge IN the West
ern paft Of lhe state the Oalahomt
City lodge tnefelniofe known as the
North Cauadian lodge, became the
OK. homa lodge ktoka rill nave the
preference Of the ntme for the new
grand lodge slmlsr conglct arise
bolueen Albert Pike lodge OF luth
rie aid thc same og Slieler, and while
the latter hell the preference, Il has
vleltek TO Guthrie owing 20 the SCOT
Hsh Rite temple here, and the lodge
named IN memory of Albert Pike. the
nhilof1phsf 0f Scottish Rite Ma
aonry end ils grand commaa 'er iof
Forty errsi
gsddn wlll reisia ne aame Ceido
l5sne. white Fort Cahh win hnd an
other name. Cherokee. m Alfllia cqun
ty, will yield the name Cherokee
lodee 10 rahlfQgah, flafrah win ylek
tho name oi Lebanon 10 The lodge q
/ ebanon. cache lhe name ot Cache
10 the McCurtaln lodge, nrisiow, the
name of Tuscan 70 lhe ingersol lodge
Lodge numbers in Masonry are o.
historical recofn, aud once 9 number
Is given ali Organization Il femainl
40 forever. Lodges Of former 0klahn
VA Territory which wi,hare9 from
lhe Indian Territory and assumed
new numbers 81 the Oklahoma lnrla'
llctiou win return and reaasume ihe
numbers they lAft vacant
oklahoma Has Ten Lodges
When the Oklahoma territory gnan0
ladgc was organized II dfi so with ten
lodges. Prior to the organization Of
lAritory there WAS but one Masonic
Is III ia the area now comprising The
Western part ul Oklahoma. and thai
81 Anadarko which had been organic
"a under charter from lndlin Terri
fnry May IS, 1854 The second Lodge
"a organize WIS that Of Guthrie, Aug
- iasg Ehen following II he niiei
nahel ana Numbered hi sequence Ok
lshoma Cltv Sept III 1885, Edmond
stay ; 1850: Normaa July Is 1870
saltwater. July 4 1851 II Reno Oct
2s. 1891: Kngilsher Feb y 1889
ilennesey. Anil 22 1882; ghsnalef
aug. /. iS92 Tha first charter grant
el hy lhe Oklahoma grand lodge after
"a organization was fer Crescent
5ily lodge SO. a.
THE GRAND lodge Of lnaian Terriiorl
8as 9geanlzel IN lsli, #iih three
Iadeea. Eutaum Daaksgllle tnoN
arnt ChaelaW county, ANA eaddh
fheae hree charters had been grant
Ed 81 ths jurisdiction Of Arkansas
gaiaMa on Nov s is5a' uoaksyllle
sov B. lATt ane We tlo. Oct g. 1879
0Nnh0ma ioage al Atoka also seem
III a charter lrem Arkansas NOV IS,
1868 but ana fol affiliate with ths
Grand lodge until the year tullowlnt
he lattefs organization. At tht
limo he indian Territory grand lodg'
was organized IN nddillon 10 the lodi
named, there we're ~ that iurisdic
llon swO lodges, helne alpha a. Fort
Gibson and Flint al stillwell These
charters aad been granted by Kansas
rhe drst charter granied by the In
dian TerrItery grand lodge was for
Vinlta. 0ept H. 1875, the next belnf
! panla Valley. h 1878,
There are IL The Oklahoma grand
locae iai subordinate lodges end g
lndIsn Territory ieA,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
We Pay One Ad-Writer
$1,000 Per Week

We pay 70 ad-writcfs the highest SAIL
aries ever paid Thus we'attraet from
everywhere the ablcst men who develop
The head Of this department receives
$1,000 perweek TIE divides his time be-
tween New York and Chicago
In the course Of years we have gath
cred here the ablest copy staff in existence.
And here, 10 this vortex ol advertising,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

This incompatible service costs yas
no more than the commonplace We
handle advertising on the usual agentt
commission.
To multiply results means to expane
the advertising, and our revenue comes
through expansion.
We spend on Advisory Boards and or
copy what Others spend on soliciting.
For it IS cheaper for us to develop ac-
counts than 70 get them. Wa need tg
charge nothing sxtra.
We employ in our Offices more than
200 people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
DAILY FASHION TALKS
BY MAY MANTON
tylth 9nmmlng 81 atutnohs

N5fM itt1hiNt ~ &&uka~uoi
euutache applied over a simple De.
sign makes one Of tha most effective
as Woll ag iho siaariest trimmings 1l
DE season AID this gown shows Il 0sed
2ith eignlar success The illte hulefo.
lko portion DC Che bloue y peculiar
we'll adapted 10 braid and Is diallnr'
i've fl style and ent while q com.
ilnes with the high waiaten skirt 20
i've thegenulne rirectplre suggestion
s thls cdee the materials for the Dol.
ro and The skir' Is chiffon broadcloth
while the draped portions oilhe blouse
are made IL mossalne M matching
color and tho yoke and long sleevos
II net aalln halshed fabrics are be.
ng worn extensively, however ana
3ny one of the new ones would Dc
afatly For the gown while Il some.
AinE simpler IS wanted. cashmere or
cnrletln crepe DE- Chime OF the new
Noolea goods Chat hre w0Ren IN pom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
The Many-Man Power

Ous two Advisory Boards IN New
York and Chicago consist Of twenty
eight high-priced men, Il costs us about
~ a minute 70 keep one Of the boards in
session
There is no corps Of men in all Ameri-
ca So competent to deal with the prob-
lens Of advertising.
We invite YOU TO meet them subniil
your problems to them; ask their advice.
Judge for yourself what such mer may
mean 20 you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
ara7e FARMERg' UNION

special b Daily Leaaer.
Oklahoma CITY CAla. Eeh TO- VIZ
Garrison president ai the FHrners
nnien. has lssuei coli lor state
delegate ennveniloe al ghaNnee Feb
i6, for iae purpose ~ diacnsslng tbs
Tennessee plan uf conducting ware
hoOseR gals plan makes Il optional
with local companies as 20 whether
they of the hoard Of control name
warehouse nea Tho hnerd OF con.
troll IS cc'npnaed Of state and nation
al o1ichis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
Good Advertising
TheJMuItiplication Of Brains

shey multiply their powers. They eom-
vine their ideas, and each mans success
sets pace 10Y all others
An are judged BY ,c1ults, and rivalry
brings out each mans utmost sndeayor.
VIZ choose .hese men because thes
have proved exceptional ability. But, in
this environment eyery day increases
Shat ability.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
oaAD oE AooIDENTAL aHoT

Special % Nailg i.eeder
Woodward, okla. Feh William
O. Clark. aged is Years. shcl himself
accidentally while trying TO extract
bullets from ais revolver chamber
and died last night. troniyaouf hours
tier The ccllenl The bullet plerc.
"a his left lunE and broke rib The
'amilY came here from Waterloo, Ia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Why not use Chamherlalns IArs
ment when yon have rheumatism? We
feel sure that tie result VIII ne prompi
and satisfactory I has cured others
why not you2 TRY lt It costa but g
trflc Price 20 cents large Size h
cents, For sale bg q r Renfrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
Pl ANS To
AUCTION
OFF 3(N)
AYES

gsea Hcfs. Feb. .oA save anc'
nn o' saa nbIe.hoalea men win pc
held in arookiyn al Llncolns birih'
any III n0me church OF hall Il such q
blace can be secured This IS plafnea
hy R n. 0l0ughilH. ihe mRn gho con
riiVad ifx idea of selling into serY
la8e ala axperi machlnlal wh0 wa
desperate and unable N MAD ? loh fef
asonlha and months although he haN
nnnlIed o ncaras NJ sh0ps Tor any kinA
w woFk
Aif 0'l.ouehlm has been 40 over
whaiYned wfh applications from men
ind wompn whu are unable 10 find
NnfA lhna he declge0 10 hold this pub
iic aneiluu 10 SCI The whole matter "a
ais hands IT, started out with ~
dea al helping one man 10 set loh
hut he thinks 4 would be eowafdll
resist uf throw away lhe many pitt
Itui appeals Tor help phlch ne eae
accifed IA iha last few weeks He
lhinfs thar holding the auction on
Ae day set apart Ia commemorate
s.lne0ih cue man who freed the slaves
4ill aiifacl the attention Of employ
egs hnd people uf means and 30 rem.
ser ihe dlsposal Of 50 many applicant
Feasible thlng
Mn Q'f0ughiln has advertised for
the donation q the use d church o.
aall f0r one evening md has received
only iwc responses one Of these %
sf0m lhe Workingmeus Educational
Society and offers the use Of ii'a hall,
oul he Gears the hail Ia too small.
VI would only accommodate 900 pen
fpnh and ae hes ihnl many Tor saie
Ffp uihnr aficr COMES from d broad
minded Presbyterian clergyman. bn
shp meller aas nos vet been setll.d
nffaHsr lAe clergyman 81 making "
investigation u The subject
Eager g0 sell Themselves.
Hiilce his advertisement 81 .h
alaye appeared an egerlnereAaln
stream d HE must pilifnl letters ha
enme in Am ffom people who Nen
willing u sell themselves Tor me haf
iiaeassll4ea af life.
Tut ifss man. Whu was personally
snnan e Ne OLeughIn, secured
aoua position pn the nuuntFg place q
ealfhs oman This vas one 3
lwaasyeaNan plaeea whlch Nara oi
srfea eomf II iha offers we're faf fh,
npsl hazardous eHplnymenls ana Af
oHunglllln dIaEg a9pAldrr them satl
iaciory at frl, and decided 10 drol
me Nh0le mAtscr. alnoe ae had fnun,
bis man i8h llal as appnai afie
npneal bearing the marks os glnaei,tg
came 8 him iruA men and wume,
~ thuash that he N0uld see ii %.
e0aiu net helh s9lHe mafN Il .Aa Ha
iofiurdies
He lpnk hH mes. desperate caAes-
rlen FliH families. men who we're
dasfd g sleh despair lhai they scr
thaAl la cuHmii aulelde Dc burglary
iaet qealaea hna usef up agerg one
m iNe tNeHi1seYen offers tu place
Hlen q soft Jui u lae lWealy-aesei
plaeea aalA No taai were pEerpd Rer
NiIadfaAl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Dur astounding success has come
through DIR clients successors, tlue 70 the
Rlelhods which we advocate here,
These are scoses q SUCCESSES % which
we can cits yos aS eyidfnce of shat *e
have done.
AS natural result, this has become TIN
greatest advertising agency chat ever sx-
listed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

We issue book which tells what the
New Way has done Every man who
spends dollar in advertising owes e
aimsei is pegusal The book itself is a
brilliant example oi our advertising
lowers. Please send this coupon for il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

II you 2ra leaving some pFoht-6eld un-
oilled; i you arc making failure, 81 g
serni-success, ont Of great possibility;
9r II others win more than YOU these are
iacts thas you should know.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
The New Way

Under the New Way we bring many
minds to bear on each problem. Each IS
= man Of vast experience ard Of proved
abiity. Each IS the veteran 81 many suc-
cesstul campaigns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

geufeiaHa have discovered slaee
nfohlhillon hat heug0ete ef soaa will
spread fair alzea jeg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Kansas City Me- Vel. 10. Ne mai
WAC ls able e work, bai oGl ns NJ
n kailaas city seed be hHngrs
beg he municipal stone pian, Ii
eelahllshed facs fl applicants
aid laal night were cared for and sal
sa ine rock slle shle mofains. ant
liy 2 o'clock thirty men. BLACK and
wsislH, 4efe labaFlnE ct the base oi
e nlaa. some we're getting on, stone
viii picks and shoycls. Jihefa were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

o o o@ooe CO @ y . @ ? 9 2 2
q TRy THIS F06 Q
& YOUR COUGH 9
Go occe Q o o 0 Q @ o 90 Q Q
Mix 1910 ounces ui clYcefine With
i hal fonnne of Vlrgln pli ol Pie ooiii-
Doar1 pure aud 4 he'f plui Qi Straight
aVhN6S shake.Wel anil aNt ndqfs
81 5 8eaapcotfgl eiefl ipnf pg'l'al
This mixture pQssestef The healing
healihlnl properties oi iAe Pines ana
van hseak culi ln twen{iol nonf /
aaa tiite auy eoaga lhsi g cafarle Y
having his formula pn 90 y Hlts
lhat SOUR drngsli Ms3 ief ken9iH'
Yfgia lll of Pine t1inponhu Vufr
0fcpael aud guaranteed aniS py thf
Zach Chemical cox cincinnati ~.
.a1aIIAa.llHe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

hrraking lha stone INTO small plecea
alih mamers 1l Is iAe purpose 81
lne city t0 encourage Ihe ncn ~ the
stona plant 10 look tar better work
$50 saan Is perEltied % earn MORE
fhan three days board and lodging
ahead Thc FIRST OF these days be la
n work hfeakiuR stoNe The other
swo DAYS ha nnst Ausile for regular
employment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

1cadachea aHd NqugAlela fesm Colds
LAXATIVE nROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold aud Grin remedy GO.
moves cause. Call fog inll anme. Look
ior signature Il " Grove 25c.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas. The centennial anniver-
sary Of the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln approaches. and in COM
|memoration of the event, and that
We may the more fully appreciate
the immortal work OF that grand
character. and the debt we owe to
him. 1t is we'll that the day be de-
voted to consideration of his life.
his trials. struggles and achieve
ments, his self-sacrifice and his de-
votton to principle. and the mighty
part he played In the liberation of a
race, and the effect of his life and
work in Fastening the day when
there shall be issued Proclamation
Of Emancipation to all the world,
And. Whereas, The members of
the Grand Army Of the Republic,
the Woman's Relief Corps. the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion. the Sons of the American Rev
olution. the Spanish War Veterans
and the public schools of our citv
""'S eeoo III ehe preparation
OF program suitable to the occa-
sion. with exercises to be held in
the Methodist Episcopal church in
this city on Friday. February 12.
1903. at 10 o'clock a. M,
Now. Therefore, 1, F. J. Green
mayor of the city OF Greeley, de
hereby set apart Friday. the 12th
day Of February. 1909, for the OBJ
servance by the citizens of this CITY
of the One Hundredth Anniversary
Of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln
and recommend that the same 40
observed as a special holiday and
that business in said city be gener-
ally suspended on said day.
F. ]. GREEN. Mayor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Durkee, who will make big feedin.
ranches of them.

Durkee, who will make big fesdin.
ranches of them.
Saturday evening q dance was Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Freeburg. -
a violin raffled OF. Ray Archibal
was the lucky winner Of the violin
Mr.. and Mrs. Stash Naeter hav.
moved onto the farm recently vaeat
ed by John Archibald. They vii
farm that place and also Mrs. Green
place this year.
Mr.. Waddall from Kirksville, No
and Mr.. Lyons from Kansas Cit ,
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Clarkson. They were OH
time friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ClGfk.
sons in Missouri.
Mr.. Vandapool 10 to have . sale
next week and sell his teams, to6ls.
etc. He will not farm another y&ar
a. he has gone into the real esS1As
business In town. Mr.. Vandapobl
and son have ofices In town now.
Miss Nellie Waite returned from:
her trip to Idaho and Washington
two weeks ago and Saturday even
ing load of young folks from tow .
surprised her by coming to speno
the evening with her The evening
was very pleasantly spent and ail
were glad to have Miss Nellie With
them again.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
KERsEY.

Will Sutor has purchased fne
nev horse and buggy.
Miss Bessie Davis of Greeley spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. w.
r. Spaulding.
Mrs. Dan Staver entertained Miss
Eta Root and Mrs. Bedlin of Beebe
Draw Wednesday.
Mrs. E. p. Shanner went 70 Den
ver Thursday to attend the funeral
Of Miss Mary Green
Mrs. G. E. Kenney returned from
Greeley Thursday bringing little
Dorothy Duncan with her.
r. W. Mortimer left Tuesday for
Kearney. Neb.. where he will spend
. couple of weeks with his brother.
Miss Louise Engel who is visiting
IN Denver has been very i'll. Mrs.
Henry Engel left Wednesday to care
for her.
Gerrett Dew Hollander who was
operated on for appendicitis at The
Greeley hospital Wednesday is pro-
greasing nicely.
WiIhelmina Thirkilson went 10
Greeley Friday evening for few
Gays visit with her sister. Mrs.
Claud Hackett
Rev. d. NJ. Scott assisted by the
members of the Epworth League will
give a Lincoln's birthday progra- II
ax the church Sunday evening.
b. F. Tenant has remodeled the
bailding he purchased from the
United Produce company and moved
hi shop Monday. For the present
Ar. and Mrs. Tenant will live in the
rsar o; the shop.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of NF8. Joe Inman on Wednesday
a4eeTnoon. Two new members we're
taken with the society. Mrs. Hail.
- Mrs. Arthur Hammans The
os9t meeting will be with Mrs. w.
T. Reeves.
Ars. Con Henernan, Mrs. B. B.
Madison and Thomas Halpin left
Friday night for New York in re-
sDoose to a telegram that their faith
- had been stricken with paralysis
This is the third stroke and little
Aope IL held out for his recovery.
Grandpa halpin a. he Is familiarly
nown has spent great deal OF
tine with his daughters here and
many friends regret his affliction
The play "Obstinacy" by the Ep-
worth League Friday evening drew
. very large crowd and every one
vas we'll pleased with the perform
snce. The box social afterwards
Aseted the young folks q neat sum-
JoAn Burke as auctioneer succeeded
II making the boys pay from 81 to
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
ELWELL

Mrs. S. M. Miller's health is i'm
proving slowly.
The little Eberhart girls have been
quite Ill with tonsilitis but are bet
ter.
Cottage prayer meetings are be-
ing held each afternoon of this week
at various homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Worden re-
turned last week from q stay OF
some months in Iowa. Both are
much benefited In health.
The contest between the white rit-
bon and blue ribbon Friends IL be-
coming quite exciting and the class
is having an Unprecedented growth.
Miss Garbarino. principal of the
Twin Mound school, has a voice of
exceptional culture, and she favored
the chapel people with q solo Sun
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday
p. m. with Mrs. George Jones and
everybody 10 invited to come and stay
to a family supper. One of the
Talent Glass" will have q supply
of home made candy.
Harry Whowell and Mr.. Eichmann
made business trip to Boulder Sat
urday and returned in q new 1903
REQ touring car from which Mr.. Eich-
mann and family expect to get much
pleasure. George Dunn kept shop
during their absence.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mrs.
Fitch and daughter. Mrs. Partridge.
Mr.. Monahan and the Whowell fam
lily enjoyed the "Trip Around the
World" last Friday evening. Ireland
India, Japan and Sweden were the
stopping places and were represent
ed at the homes Of Sunberg, Jones,
Martin and johnson. where appro-
pirate entertainments and refresh.
ments were given to 4 large crowd
The Twin Mound library received the
proceeds.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
NOTICE IN CONDENSATION pun
CEEDINGs TO NONRESIDENT

NDAN0S IO NOS.HESIDENT
REsPONDENTs
United States Of America
District OF Colorado s..
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
The United State. OF
william 4 ,H|s.,A.. and mo. aays
- now acting sx.
eoutors. etc., ct Al.
kssDondsnts.
T.e Presise.t Of The U.ites State.
one Afes.' q the ,rS.,ss. to rs.nhlin r Frost as
viii and testament Of Warren eng, currisr .s!
Gc.sceased. George W. Currier. Henry =
s,sr. Edv.ray asy " cSn1,s4' Sn5ltsr' Ella Ella Sur
Iief; Lydia Grace Anthony, Charles II.
HnihGnyI ssth Ts;rnsGorth cIrrier, Elisa
currier ssr s.kes aa.eiy aa.rsy F1asmc FR.ke5 ca,5sryn
ner +. Freeman. Warren Currier H J,'i.
4. Currier. and Herbert F. Jones III. ~.
You. and each of you. are bsr.,v
notihed that heretofore. towit; nereSs oe eps
eighth day of February, A. ID 'h aac 1ne
er ne IN onttso ths states states OF America petition.
It's petition in said cause, whsr.n MEG /,
seeks to take and condemn ali Ii'uoy Of y,ts ~
nineissr mum Dsreo ssyenteen I7D. eighteen tis1.
nanS'een aa t1S). twenty t20). tweniv. nn:
NUN esrsd for,yihrss f2'w0 4s; So in in r., block
Ola, Grssiey q: according the reeordsa ss Slsa
and the recorded plat Of the GirSeiWsy ci,,W W
Greeley, on file and OF recoTd eity OF
rado said sih smce es5 Of ,o,. Weld county. COLO.
and nifty u5ol feet by one hnundred nun
ana hiteen u15) feet and NOV nun arso @
as follows: huary lines
BEGINNING at point, heinz
three ~es1 Tes1 corner n OF said block torty- e
north. boundary line Or Of t,,gb, east on the
Sformerly Main street, st'h ona street
and and ftty $50 feet to a point nundred
east boundary " line ''os of 1rs,,l Pa1raIlel 70 the
formerly Madison avenueJ nrs a'sn9e
a6a, a6ad hfteen l5} feet to point re on haS ~.
running thence west on the saniGG alley.
aary iine OF said public ailev n,, soun.
Of eI said 70 E,eh,b she north boundary" iine ii
dred and nifty I5O) feet 10 ehe hum
.ne east boundary line of satdp dpJIht ~ on
asshqe, esst cunning thence south on ms9sn 9be
nue. nue. one hundred fifteen Gihs nun IN ave
In the point OF beginning, said naret ,eet t09
ian amd being beinE situate in the city p%!Gsl of OF
OF Colorado. for the purnosn nu district
Tor the United States post ~ UGoh site
that you. the said FrankIInu u petition
are or may have some infnrn"ofi Frost
iou Gev No. h i Of said site as describmna m par ar
and one Milton 4. Lyons , that you
nave peen appointed by tbe Sald 70
rt tinR as OF cosr Me,d county coorados 'sif. sif
testamentary trusts deanna' 10 eNecute
last VIII and testament in Ito,py py said
Tuckerman rannus Hhyher and Jame.
''"e'"A" removed by court afopesni1 fi1
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
DELTA.

Mrs. Robb ID on the sick list this
week
Mr.. Beechamp 10 building an ad-
dition onto his house.
Walter Query came down froE,
Lucerne where he is working and
visited Ray Archibald over Sunday.
Mr. Steele of Denver has sold his
two farms on the Delta to Albert
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

$3.50 for the boxes. Charles Harris
secured . corner on boxes much to
the chagrin of several of the young
men. The League realized about $35
which will be q great help to them
in their work.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10

To the trade:
We again present for your eams
consideration the complete line Of Jo
Deere Plow Co.'S goods. Everything
the farm is our motto, and we desire ,
cordially invite you to come in whetbo
you want to buy or not-make this so
your headquarters-look over Our vast In
of high grade buggies, John Deere P0}
Co.'S line of plows, cultvators harrow
etc. At the beginning of 1905 we put \
complete line of hardware, Our trao1
in that department has been exceedingly
gratifying. We respectfully invite sna'|
of your hardware trade.
Yours truly
FARMERS SUPPLY 4
MACHINERY CO.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Thursday, February

of choice garden jus. outside Greeley city @
cation Plenty Ct wse, for young ap
for an ideal home cash balance s to are 1
weight 2.6oo; bay geding age TO- weight 800 s@I yn Old
2ao team bay mares weight 2oo one so oG e0n,s mich 50
others may be fresh by date of SALE dozen good
Jewel steel range, heating stove dresser table, he'd m
mens harness. wagons New Wnona wagon spuu oGon and
with dump rack, hay wagon with rack narrow ue buggy %
carriage good good top buggy one open pen pow
potato cultivaors Deere beet planter. Deere & 11 sets
Puller steel harrow beet bed Thompson dump beu many m
Everything poe. Terms cssh ~ ''s'> C. r. CARLSON
COL J. w. Shearer, auctioneer, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-10
Pttb11c Sal

Having decided to farms have ,brs
We will sell at auction Just outside the city limits oil
mile south and one-quarer mile west Of sugar ac'0'