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The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26


a book which contained some of his
views OF religion. He spoke OF the
scores of creeds. every one of which
has its disciples screeching that it
IS in the right and that all Others
are wrong. And for fear the world
might laugh just because his name
was attached. he preferred to have
but limited number OF books
strucff off and circulated among his
friends.
And narrowness of view is not
confined to condemnation of all but
the one single creed. 1t is found in
the presumptuous attitude of GER
tain men of supposed humble call
ing, who take ii upon themselves to
interpret the infinite-though through
what divine afflatus they speak is
yet to be revealed.
The type of which we speak is
rather unusual, fortunate for men
and their faith in the nobler aims
of life. One of these will tell YOU
just what enjoyments the Lord sane
tions on Sundays and which he con-
demns. Perhaps he raises his hands
In holy horror at such sport on
Sunday and on that same day of rest
~ 7'N MIN pass sup euieiS DN IN
his equipage. with eyes neither to
the right nor to the left and with
nothing but scornful pity in his
/ heart for the poor Publican who
| travels along the walk beside him.
Content in his feeling of super.
iority and firmly believing that he
alone of all the herd has been hos
tied and branded as the leader OF
the bunch-he condemns recklessly
this way and that, forgetting for
ever that what is right for one may
be wrong to another and that hi,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meet
inU

Notice is hereby given that spec
ial stockholders meeting of the
stockholders OF The Greeley Irriga-
tion company will be held at the Of
flee of secretary No. 500 Ninth
street. Greeley, Colo. on Saturday.
the 4th day OF June, 1870 at 3
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of vot-
ing upon the question of amending
the articles Of incorporation OF said
company, to reduce the capital stock
of said company from sl7.625 di-
vided into 705 shares OF s25 each.
to Sl3.l25. divided into 525 shares
OF s25 each. w II. KINSELLA.
Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

The splendid work of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
daily coming to light. No such great
remedy for liver and bowel troubles
was ever known before, Thousands
bless them for curing constipation.
sick headache. biliousness. jaundice
and indigestion. Sold by all dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Notice

The regular annual meeting Of
The Potato Growers Commission
Company will be held at the Office
of the company. 700 Sixth street.
Greeley, Colo. at 2 o'clock p. m, on
Saturday. June IL. 1910, for the
election OF trustees and transaction
OF such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
J. G. GRAHAM. president
CHARLES F.. MASON. Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
GrAssi,op,ers Not All Deaai

Despite the recent stories 70 the
effect that the late spring rosts
killed millions OF grasshoppers it
appears to be probable that there
are still few million left in the
fields to cause trouble and tss of
crops to the farmers.
The James brothers, who own
property near LaSalle. were IN Gree
ley yesterday purchasing paris green
Their alfalfa has been destroyed to
such an extend that they will burn
the fields, hoping thus to 10 away
with some OF the bugs and grass
hoppers which are infesting their
land
Similar reports are coming from
one or two other sections OF the
county and II appears on the whole
that the crop outlook is somewhat
of a doubtful proposition IN many
portions of Weld county.
Report had 1t some weeks ago
that the bugs and hoppers had been
killed and this Is said to have been
true through much of the county but
the pests have congregated In un-
usual numbers in other parts of Well
and are doing much damage to the
crops at this time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children
1t contains no opium or other naro-
tics and can be given with implicit
confidence. AS quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible II is unsurpassed.
Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

John u. Rockefeller would go
broke If he should spend his antire
income trying to prepare better medi-
cine than Chamberlain Collie Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy for iiarr-
hoea, dysentery or bowel complaints.
1t is simply impossible. and So says
every one that has used it. Sold by
all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Oscar A
Sandauist, Deceased.
Notice ~ hereby given, that on Monday,
the 21th day OF June. a p 1910. being one
q the regular days .oi the May term of
state o. Colorado. We. q. Emil Borg and
John Carlson. executors OF said estate,
Court. present our final settlement M
such executors, pray the approval OF the
same, md will then apply to be dis
time ana place any person in interest
may appear and present objections to the
snrne II any there be.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado, May ls, 1910
q, EMIL BORG
JOHN CARLSON.
EXECUTORS OF the Estnte OF Oscar A. sand
Quist, Deceased.
BY John 4. Jacobs.
FIRST publication in Greeley Tribune
MAY III. 1910; last publication June u.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

r.. othor undiyidcd. ,ng mi /.
of the above drsiSl.S,p,,I limii y,
by By the mother Of d. sa'I, g,Ir at ths,
minor and is ior i5r said ~,
,hIs tIGsd Tosl, oone.6al "a c..,.g.s;ii0eJ y
s,v ssiras, Slbst,iTsa.sst tract G9~2gssI1.yo g.
ne otllcc OF pny,s S,lorado.
Building, b'H'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

rye. ear. nose and throat, DR.. Sa-
pero, the Denver specialist. will
again be in Greeley Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, June 2. 3 and 4.
Mt the Chmfield hotel Consultation
and examination free.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
PUBLIC NOTICE or u. "
SALE OF REAL fsiS

STATE COLORADO,
City and County Of nenNe,
In the County loa''
In the Matter OF the hs'A'
David Arndt. Minor, AL
Pursuant to an order ana w
County Court OF the CITY mu
Denver. state OF ColoradG9
entered OF record N sAlu ,, IN
Iith day OF April A: D ls Fly NJ ~
OF the estate OF fmil i}aviu viiu,,nsdl nd
on petition of the nndersE.hs
Of said minor. reference 70 w. ~.
and the record OF prooeeuns,I
tion Herewith, is HEREBY maJ
er certainty, the unuers'I
of said estate VIII on
SATURDAY. THE ltrh pA'
"n A. D. 1910 j
at the hour OF eleven ocuSss N
noon OF said day ~ we n The
Court House at greeley, " 4, I'D
Weld and State ui lQlo si,,bs NJ, u
auction for cash 20 the hls.insd|
bidder the following desc bsi1
land. situate. lying lnu l.,s III
County OF Weld and sA'e
to.wit: ,.f, b. intel
Anundivided one hat,, ,ad ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to ,,,sn,y,
hall ". I,l oi section lsss'r, n,
township eight '.Jiuh |
four tbI west OF tht 'nsuld
meridian. subject 90 Hn .S@
Three Thousand ll1.i"i ise Of |
the whole and cuIlig .ey
property, with interest," "
cent. per annum, Itj,n, q
The terms and conIl' i5r 4
said property in onnt,s.9, b',tpd nm
fellows, to.wit. Cash ~, ll .abl
Mt the time OF pure 'S7Tbrrs
said incumbranco gi Whole
Dollars t3,OOo.ouI on 'n, n,g inte
lee OF said real estate t''T nef Al
on nj seven l7l per g,nI, I'd 'sabl
September 7th. lNO,'' ""'
General taxes OF l"u' ,I,rsdo.|
Dated at Denver, I'''
day OF April, \. y l' N COZ
Guardian OF the Estate "
Arndt. Minor, ,p,rneys.|
DAVIS Il whitney, n ,I1rl10.|
or building. Denver W..
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

At the time apron '!nardi
sale the uudersign'" all pc
II Tor the intcrrs-lt ~ the "a
sesersnap"ned ssrnp" and he accord" S.l iSe | |
said sale to sttuI9i 5.clots,
June, A. u, 1910. a, .,...r5i /, the Z
noon nj the front l", 1unty oil
at Grreley. in the '"
State Of Colorado. j. NJ 60.
a,,,rdion OF the Estate "
Arndt, Minor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
.,nnnl chlIdl

Bring tho scNooI IrsnTDI 5nIIp'
camacid hotel on. on n",' 3 a
and SATURDAY ,,i J,Il' known
Sapero, the ",'' snccialls
nose and throat 'Itn,aI lScIr
yonrs vo', "" free. Como cary
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

For Sale-The southweFt quarter
pr IsJtlon z-l-5S. Weld county, Colo.
Price 100000, $1,000 90 c2sb bal
ance on easy terms. 6 o Williams
Rockford, Ill
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

DR.. X. c. Sapero. the Denver eye.
ear, nose and throat specialist, will
he at the Camfield hotel, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, June ., 3 and
a. Consultation and eXamination
free
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given ,h,,
gay. the tth day Of June ia
between the hours OF 10 oicln,
forenoon, and 3 O'Clock in tbs .
OF said day, at Greeley Count,
and state OF Colorado, the parso
erty. OF Hannah j. Dawley. dee,
sisting OF household goods ss,
chairs. etc, the personal ia,
decedent: one top buggy. y,rd,
stoves, dining room iurnlsblnvs
dishes and other articles, viii i
public sale in accordance with :,
OF Court. At corner OF old Bulia,
At eth. ave. and Main st. Tsrms
Cash in hand.
JAMES TUCKERMAN IN
March 3lst. 1910.
First publication in Gre4lsr
May II. 1910: last publication
1910.
NOTICE OF Application BY|
IAN TO SELL REAL EST
MINOR HEIR.
State OF Colorado, County Of VEL
In the County Court
In the matter OF the estate 0!
Evert Bragg, minor. heir Of III
Bragg. deceased,
To whom il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that 0nI
the 9Th day of June 1910 before
orable George II. Bradield. Jud
County Court OF Weld County.
in the Court room OF the County
the Court House in Greeley Vel
Colorado. nj the hour Of 10 A.
soon Thereafter A. Deiiii0nd
heard the undersigned will md
cation for an order and leaN
Court to sell at private sale ih
tate OF said minor heir aoovl
for cash. for the purpose Of re-
said moneys realized from sad
terest bearing securities As pm
Law, said real estate Of said
being situated in the city
Colorado. and more partle>
scribed a. follows:
An undivided opeilur;h
and to Lot q and . Roef ! y
division OF Lot, and 81
West Quarter OF the South Eas
Of Section q. Township
Range eS West. Weld County.
Al which time and plsae pers
estcd may attend and be mean
see At.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado
day OF May, 1910.
ELlZABErh / BRay
Guardian Of William tver' brs
heir OF Charles II. Bragg, deee
JOHN r. JACOBS, ~
Attorney for sad u
First publication 10 6reeIs'
May 5th. 1910; last publication
1910,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

MISSES Mabel Haney and Nora
wilson spent Sunday with friends at
Farmers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26

Battered as seseuH-cIssS matter, Al
the pdSt1ftct s.. Greeley, Cg.g5aa'. --'-
A. fsr Act az March o. 1873.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-26
NARHOWNEss OF VIEW

Before he died Mark Twain wrote
book which contained some of his
views Of religion. He spoke OF the
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-05-20
ezH2zAYNH1Sgs 1Ss @2&me @2&mewzszns
4 IXLF or 7XF COl1ET

faster and faster.
toward the sun.
Already every Sec
ond this blazing
mass flew a hun
dred miles. and
every second its
terrific velocity
increased. AS 1t
flew now, indeed.
1t must pass a
hundred million
of miles wide OF
the earth and
scarcely affect 1t.
But near its des-
tined path. as yet
only slightly per-
turbed. spun the
mighty planet Ju-
piter n d his
moons sweeping
splendid round the
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-05-20

T WAS on the first day of the
new year that the announcement
was made. almost simultaneous
ly from three observatories. that
the motion of the planet Nep-
tune, the outermost of all the
planets that wheeled about the
sun, had become erratic. Ogilvy
had already called attention to
a suspected retardation in its ve-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Next Week D..L. start. We.,


Next week will - the start In the
construction work on the Denver.
Laramie 1 Northwestern from Gree
ley to Seattle. its ultimate point.
work will be rushed to Severance
and to Wellington. thence to Lara
mie. It IL stated by railroad officials
that the road will reach Laramie by
September next and that by the end
OF the next year that Seattle will
be reached. This will mean extreme
speed In building. People in north
ern Weld county through which the
Denver-Laramie will pass are anxi-
ousiy awaiting the coming Of the
road which will mean easy transpor-
tation facilities,
Mail and passenger service has
been established on the Great West
ern sugar line between Johnstown
ana i1oveland and thus the people Of
Loveiand are able to reach Milliken
ana take the Denver-Laramie line to
Denver. The new line is competing
with the Colorado & Southern for
county.
The Denver-I.Aramie people intend
70 push into Wyoming 20 swiftly A.
possible that they may DO there for
the moving OF the fall crops Of this
year.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
CHAMBERS THIRTY CAR
HERE ON LONG TOUR

H. G. Wimbush and Charles Mey-
err will arrive here today In "Chal-
mers 80" automobile which has been
sent out to all NAH. points In Colo
RADIO and Wyoming BY the NcDuRes
Motor Co., Of Denvo6.
The car has been all through the
latter state and IL now returning
from Cheyenne. The tour II made
for pahlieity pnrposss and distance
Ue~1so08 H11l1a VIII ~ covered before
the return.
All Chamlers cars now in owners
hands are being given Z technical
examination and will be adjusted
free Of charge by Mr.. Meyers. who n
. Chamlers expert.
This Individual machine ID the one
which established the now famous
endurance record by masking thirty
round trips In thirty consecutive
days between Denver and Colorado
Springs during the months OF March
and April, covering In all more than
$500 miles. The car has now run
more than 1920 miles and appears
AZ though It would be equal to this
much more travel and still be in
good condition.
Mr.. Winbush will stay in Greeley
with w. NJ Hudson. the local agent
for Chalmers cars. where he will
demonstrate the car to prospective
buyers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
EATON TO FORCE ROADS
no GRADE UP EVEN
WITH TOWN HIGHWAYS
Especial to the Tribunel

Eaton. June 14.-An ordinance
was passed by the town board last
night compelling the railroads to
make their roadbeds at the grade
crossings conform with the grade OF
the streets and to lay sidewalks at
the crossings. The ordinance pro-
vides that. II the railroads fail to
comply with II. tho committee ON
streets and alleys has authority to
carry It out and charge the costs to
the railroads.
There are a dozen property own
ishment, as the result OF another
action taken by the board. These
property owners have failed to con-
meet their residences with sewers.
as provided In an ordinance passed
by the board. and the marshal was
instructed to notify them that II the
law was not obeyed immediately
they would be subject to arrest and
probable fnes.
The board was informed that at
least six property owners were de-
linquent in getting sidewalks laid.
The streets and alleys committee
was instructed to see that the work
was done and the cost charged to
the property owners. who were given
thirty days In which to comply with
the ordinance.
The meter ordinance and other
matters that we're scheduled to come
up before the board could not be
taken up because OF lack OF time and
It was voted to hold special meet
ing Thursday night to consider them
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
SCARCITY OF WAITER r.
THROUGHOUT STATE

Soorcitv of water is not confined
N Weld county and Greeaey, ue .s
western slope, in many pofuo"s,
threatened by water famlhe anu
On great has been the problem tnat
. nortion of the fruit crop may Dc
destroyed ,ost
,,rsateninc in those portions OF the
Western We slope which have always
NOD an abundance OF water and COM
;nr at this time it Is feared that the
results may be serious to the crop.
similar reports come from the
southern part OF the state.
lanes Hilton, an irrfgationalist
q, Montrose who Is in Greeley today
said: ,.s
ern mart of the state and Ind that
water is extremely scarce there IN
many sections. believe that the
ranorts from the western slope are
exaggerated for there Is little danger
at this time of famine In t9at sec
tion. There is however some danger
and the farmers and frutt growers
in some of the districts are worried.
.'There is but little snow in the
this year and this Is the
reason for the small supply OF water.
This county is fortunate IN that II
has a large supply OF reservoir
water. There are many portions OF
the country which will suffer . great
deal from lack of water. and those
portions are the most fortunate
which are depending on reservoir
water"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
DAVE IOFGREN DIES
AT ADVANCED AGE

Surrounded by his entire family,
consisting of his wife, ak children
and niece. Miss Ellen Broborg, David
R. Lofgren. died Monday evening at
. O'Clock at his home. 721 Fifth
street.
Mr.. Lofgren has been quite III for
ten days and constantly ca1led for
his neice, who is nurse ana was out
on a quarantine case. She vas re-
leased from quarantine at o'clock
Monday evening and hurried to the
bedside OF her uncle. His death oc-
Cured two hours later.
Mr.. Lofgren was born IN Oseergot-
land, Sweden. seventy years ago and
came to America in 1854. For eight
years he lived in eastern Colorado
and has resided in Gree1ey tAe last
fifteen years.
Mr.. Lofgren Is survived by his
widow, one daughter. MrA Tom
Moss, and fve SONS, Charles. Dave,
John. Oscar and Frank.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Brick Depot Or None for Eaton
Especial to the Tribune)

Eaton, June 14.-Vice President
and General Manager Mohler of the
Union Pacific. who stopped in Eaton
recently to confer with Mayor MYERS
and the business men in regard to
the erection of new depot has sent
the mayor photograph OF depot
the road has just completed In Madt-
son. Neb.. and has written that II
Eaton will consent to a frame struc-
ture It can have one Just like II
The depot is handsome building
and members of the town board to
whom the photograph was shown MT
the meeting last night agreed with
Mayor, Myers that 1t was satisfactorv
II only It were of brick.
Today Mayor Myers wrote Mr..
Mohler telling him that the town
board still insisted on a brick denot
and that II was willing to have one
built along the line OF the Mad,ann
station but brick instead or wooa
must be used
There Is no doubt that the road 4.
anxious to erect new denot az:
Mayor Myers In confident that Eat
on's firm stand will result in ~,
construction OF new brick dennt
~ handsome a. Madison's. hafnrr'.
the summer 10 over.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
EVANS FIRE DEPARTMENT
is FULLY ORCANIZED

Evans, June 14.--At meeting
.r ue.u Ias' night at the town hall.
.ne new volunteer fire department
wss olsahized with the following
noers: pa.n Charles Behrens, chief;
lose remnant, secretary. ". r.
n,A.Hweh, n,., treasurer; and Homer
nwnchester Henry Foss, George
nneomond, Otto PrusselI charles
Uverman. sr,..h Arthur Royce Miller HufY-
smrn and George Cotton.
1niel behrens thought he would
."ce,s ".H .roubie In getting members but
cosvrulng to the number Of appli.
nms wa,,,. VINO turned out last night he
th thouio De able to organize two oI
three more departments.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
NURSES WILL HOLD 11lN -
GRADUATION Ex1sJuLyl13os6

: Weld county's training .
:. school for nurses VII hold its
:. first commencement exercises .'
+ at the First Presbyterian :
!: church next Friday evening. :
: The graduates are Miss Nancy :
+ Dill, Miss Susie Beattae, Miss
!: Norma Carter. Mrs. Elsie G.
!. Jones and Miss Minnie Raino. !
= The nurses have all completed :
Z the required work In the Gree g
+ ley hospital. The work y
+ thorough in every detail and
I. the standard required il as high
+ as that which prevails in any !
+ similar school In the country,
I. The board Of directors fol-
+ lows: F. ]. Estes, r. W. De-
+ vinAey. P. G. Bohlander, ". e.
+ Thompson. George NJ. Houston.
+ Prot. Heilman. r. J. Hunter.
:. Miss Luella McAlpin and W.
+ H. Shields.
+ Weld county's school for
+ nurses gives every indication Of
+ being one Of the first institu-
+ tions of its kind in the state
+ within a very few years The
+ public generally II invited to At
+ tend the commencement exer-
+ cises. e. J. Estes, county COM
: missioner, will give the gradua-
tfon address and will present
+ the diplomas. Mayor G, II.
+ Houston will give an address
"On Behalf of the City TO Cree
+ ley.
+ + + + + !; !. :. + + + I. !. ,. 4. I.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
SURFAClNG TRACkS'BETWE
SAND CREEK AND LASH

I.aSalle, June 14.--Work on
facing the tracks between here
Sand Creek on the new Drahol
OF the Union Pacific is IN pfos
The road will be ready for open
July l. Regular traf'ic VIII ~ u,
over the branch line, when WIZ.
main line, makes a double tra'1
veen Denver and LaSalle Wo1
the Union Pacific braneh pe1
Denver and Fort Collins Is pfo1
ing rapidly. When the lihe NJ
nected with the Tie sldihs
through mail service from an'
to the coast Will be orousH
the Dent and Fort collins y
through LaSalle to Laralas' ns ~
instead of by the way oI OHe'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
KEYES APPOINTED TOWN
ATTORNEY FOR LASALLE
Especial to the Tribune)

LaSa1le, June 14.-Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Victor Keyes OF Gree
night. Mr. Keyes will Immediately
set to work drawing the fundamental
ordinances such ~ those dealing
with streets, public health. licenses,
etc. The ordinances will be modelled
after Kersey's. The board has found
that LaSalle has practically the same
conditions to deal with as Kersey
has.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

90. p w Putnam. 1870; B; d.
sanborn, 1870; Homer ..os" Mattie
Charles Camp, 1870, MI" NJ 7
sayter. Ruthven, 1870; Mrs' go.
paSter' 1874; NJ. j. Baxtef, ~ So
Mrs Mrs Edward Rosling, 1871; Mss, s,on ~
" " clark. 1870; Mrs. b. a hnon
rSsl, ~ Mrs. G. S. Hill. Wheatianu,
,SSo. ,s Mrs. D. NJ. Lowell. 1879; wa.
p,Uu pSUu Johnstown. 1877: Robert
Rlinn. Longmont, 1870; @. {, Tan n
Windsor, 1879; f. W. Briggs A@"-
yer 1870.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR
GRADUATION EXERCY9EG

rU1OWIHS Is yne prOKram.
Invocation, Rev. r. j. Hunter.
Piano solo. Dreams OF the Past, :"
Morrison. DR.. O. F.. Broman.
. Address. "On Behalf OF the Weld
Count Medical Society" DR.. C. b.
Dyde.
Vocal solo. Sunlight" HARRIET
ware. Mrs. G. f. Clark. Miss sarah
Hunter. accompanied
Address, "On Behalf City Of Gree
ley. Mayor G. NJ. Houston
Address to graduates and presen-
tation OF diplomas. f. ]. Estes.
Casey.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Eaton, June l4.--An informe, 80
ception was held last night at the
home OF Mrs. Il: G. Cushman In
honor OF MI ana Mrs. Ray. w. vird-
en-, who were quietly married in
Greeley Sunday. Mrs. virden was
Miss margaret Beynon OF Windsor
and . large number Of Windsor peo-
Pile - well az Eaton people called to
oher their congratulations to the
happy pair.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

nan louis Molnar came down from
nn,na hser to attend the Pioneer re-
" ,on. " Mr.. Molnar formerly lived
- ~. nreeiey and has recently returned
r ~" . nihe years in WashinRton, d.
III. ~, where ne held a government DO
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Mrs. w. T. Sanders went to Dem
VT saturday for = few days visit
r,,,1 n ner mother. Her sister. Miss
T.. "ne oieson. who has bean visiting
~ uree!ey the last three weeks. re-
snea "ns TO her home In Denver Sat-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

rstom. June 14.---Mayor A. II. My
srs II building a pretty six room
mouse on the east end Of his resi-
uence lot to rent. Andrew jackson
~ ~ building a five room house on
Cheyenne avenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

kerSey. June ti.I"e.u1n'- a,"n
Eaton will play the ehau'r p',,,
new cubs on Fourth OF 'u,s' =
Fourth OF July committees =" 'ns &c
night and donated -"
each game.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

AuSt. June III. M. Moore pro-
pr1etor OF the City Drug store. will
lesve tomorrow morning for idaho
springs to take the baths in hone Of
kett'ne relief from inilammatory
rheumatism,