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.luIN 2StI
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. t.. :. Land
office at Pierre, :. D.. July 26. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that George +
Moon, Of RaiIey, =. d. who. On August -
1904, made Il. T.. No. 1888. Serial No
o5o9J Tor Lots ,. ,. and \. Section -
Township 1913 ~, Range 20 W. 9TH p
Meridian. has filed notice of intention tt
make Final five wear Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. befOr,
thr County Judge Of Hand County in his
"thre, az Miller. =. D.. on the 3lst dav Of
August. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: w. +
Clay, Rec Heights, :. D., Emert SipvertsOu.
Alex Olson and Guy Tripp. Bailey, ). %.
JOHN l. ~L0CKHART.
Register.
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~, In Circuit Court. Sixth judicial Circuit
o. c. Knox and Alice H. Knox plaintiffs.
George Hey. Mary J. Hey. John Beehy
EdmundsOn. VIM q. Nixon. William +.
Baird and all persons unknown who have
or claim to have any estate or interest in
or lien or ~inCuInbTanCc upon the premises
described in the complaint, Defendants.
The state of South Dakota sends greet
ings to the above named DEFENDANTS:
GOu are hereby and required
10 answer the complaint Of the plaiutIfs
which was filed in the office OF the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court in and for Hand county.
=. ID. at Miller in the said county On the
21th dav of July, 1910 HndwhiCh prays for
Judgment quieting title to and the dclerm-
inatiOn OF all adverse claims against the
premises described in the complaint. and
which premises are situated in Hand COun-
~, south Dakota. a. folio ws. tU-wit: the
Northwest quarter OF sect on fifteen 40
~ township one hundred nine 100 North
Range -iXty-Sight l6S) west OF the 9th T. NJ.
ana to serve a copy Of your answer TO sand
complaint on the undersigned at his Office
in the city OF Miller. 5. D.. within thirty DAYS
from the completed service OF this u mons
upon YOU exclusive Of the dav Of such ser
vice, ana il Won fail to answer the said
coin plaimt within that time the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court Tor the relief de
manied ia the complaint
Dated at Miller. :. D.. this 27th day OF
July 1910.
HARLAN J. B~USHFlELD,
Attorney for plaintiffs,
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Minnesota State Fair

The Minnesota State Fair will open
on Monday. Sept. 9Th, and will con-
tinuc throughout that week.
1t comes at the end of the summer
and the beginning of the harvest
season just when people are turn
ing their minds from rest. back to
the big active things of life.
1t tells you how Minnesota adds to
the wealth and sustenance of the
entire world.
1t is a story of progress, of energy,
Of proud accomplishment.
1t is a worlds exposition in itself.
These are a few of the hundreds
of reasons why you should not miss
the great Minnesota State Fair-the
one opportunity offered each year to
share in and applaud the harvest of
thought, as well as the harvest of
the fields.
There will be horse racing, aero
plane flights, automobile speeding,
music, highclass vaudeville and fire
works, with the great educational,
historic spectacle, The Pageant of
Nations" to cap the climax.
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state OF south Dakota. County of Hand. So
In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Charles T.. Corroran and T. j. Dunn, Plain
tiffs.
Mary 4. Anderson. otherwise Mrs Nancy
A. Anderson. and Peter n. Anderson. her
husband, T.. J. Miller. whose true name il
EuIrIl J. Miller. Elizabeth g. wright. MARY
V. UIery. Frank d. MilI,r Henry Miller.
William d. Miller, the creditors ~ William
H.. Miller. deceased, Elizabeth W. Hill rs
executrix OF the estate OF A. d. Hill. decPaS-
ed. Elizabeth w. Hill. Dorothy Hill McLesu.
and Bonnie Hill GnlnsfOrd. a. legatees, De
visees and heirs at Law of A HID. d.
ceased. the creditors of A. d.. Hill. d"ceasrd.
and all persons, unknown who have or
claim to have any estate or interest Ia "r
lien or incnmbrance upon the premises de--
cribed in the complaint, Defendants.
The State of South Dakota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby IN and requirp'f
TO answer the complaint. OF the plaintiffs
which was filed in the office of the Clerk of
this Court at Miller. in Hand County. :. u
ON the 5th day of ugust, 1910 and which
prays for Judgment quietinR title to, aud
determination of all adverse claims agHinst
the premises described in the complaint. sit
uHted in said County OF Hand. to.wit: Lot
twelve 12D, and thirteen t31. Block four
a.. Original town OF Miller NOW city of
Miller). and to serve a copy Of yOBr answer
70 said complaint on the undersigned HI
his Office in the city of Miller. HEnd County,
south Dakota. within thirty DAYS after the
completed service OF this summons upon
vOu,e exclusive o. the day of such service.
and II you TAI to answer said cUmpla int
within that time, the plaintiffs will apply To
the Court Tor the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated this 9TH day Of August, 1910.
y. V. CHRIST.
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
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South tIand Sunday School Con-
vcntion
Sept. lst, in Bute's grove. HlIand
Twp. N. f. ! 20-1lO-67.
PROGRAM
Morning Session
Devotional Exercises Rev Star
key, Bates.
Address of Welcome Mr. O. F..
Smith.
Responsible G.. H. Durham.
Benefit Of an organized Sunday
School association-Mr w. S Doty.
Organization, enrolment, appt.
of COM, etc.
Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
Song and praise Service Rev.
Brott. Pleasant Valley.
Report of committees, unfinished
business.
Way to secure attendance at
Sunday School-Miss Lila Beals.
Rev. Johnson, MIR John Greene. Mr.
II. w. Woodruff.
Report from Schools.
Grafton Miner Murphy.
Music
Why should temperance be taught
in Sunday School Mr. David Lewis
Music
Inn ortance of Sunday School
work-Rev. Z. =. Whitton, Miller.
Suggestive helps for SuperinCen.
dents and Teachers-Rev. Starkey.
Hymn
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Evening Session

Evening Session
Sacred Concert.
Devotional Service Rev. johnson,
Miller.
Sermon-Rev. e. w. Rosenberg.
Huron, S. ID.
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August IT.
Summons

state Of South DaKOt County OF Hand,
ss. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit
.. G.. Knox and Alice II. Knox. Plaiutifs.
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August llt6
Summons.

state OF south Dakota, County Of Hand. So
In Circuit Court, Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Charles +. Corroran and Z. j. Dunn, Plain
tiffs.
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state of South Dakota. County of Hand
rs. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit
o. e. Knox and Alice II. Knox. Plaintiffs.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
USE OF BACTERA
IN BUTTER MAKING

Those who are engaged In butter
making ~ q profession consider that
the two most important factors In
good butter making are clean cream
and proper ripening. The former
can be obtained only by the most
scrupulOus care on the part Of those
who are entrustedwith the handling
and the latter is accomplished best
by the use Of what is known as
commercial starters. These are pure
cultures OF acid-producing bacteria
capable of imparting desirable fla
vor to the butter.
The bacteria that are normally
present in cream. and In the end find
their way to the butter. are in
large measure responsible for the
flavor. and II 1t happens that filth
germs dominate. which is apt to be
the case in natural ripening, the
butter will have strong, rancid
flavor and odor. When the COM
mercial starter is used in ripening
the cream, immense numbers of
bacteria. capable of producing an
agreeable flavor. are introduced; the
growth OF the undesirable is checked
and many OF the unpleasant navors
already produced are covered up. 30
to speak. either wholly or in part.
The cost OF these commercial pro-
ducts Is 30 small, and the method
Of using them il 30 simple In COM
parison with the benefits to be de-
rived. that their more general use
is to be recommended. The initial
cost OF starter 10 about nifty cents.
and by careful handling. II can be
propagated for an indefinite period.
Pure culture starters are put up
by the different manufacturers in
two forms: one. a powder. and the
other. liquid. They are for sale
under trade names such as Butter
Culture. Flavorene. Lactic Ferment.
etc. and can be produced either di-
rectly from the manufacturer or
through any drug store or creamery
supply house.
WALTER G.. SACKETT.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
QUESTION AS TO WHO WILL
FILL BREWERS PLACE,

Washington, March 2s-"NIy
chief ambition is some day to sit on
supreme bench"
Well. If l am ever president. IN
fix il for you"
This was college boy conversa-
uon between President Taft and
Lloyd Bowers, who Ia now solicitor
general OF the United States. and
when it was recalled today in dis.
cussions of successor to the late
Justice Brewer. spectators began
TO wonder If the president is still in
the same frame OF mind
Who will be the next associate
justice?
That question has been discussed
IN many centers in Washington to.
day. and a dozen or more men who
nave won fame on lower benches n,
other branches of the legal profess.
SION have been named as likely tim.
Der
some say Bowers will get the an.
pointment. others assert Attorney
General Wickersham is the mos,
likely candidate. while still other,
insist Senator Root OF New York
senator Burton of Ohio and Fedora
Judge Willis NJ. vandevanter o
wyoming are the best qualified fol
the place
Mrs. T. n. Gaines is visiting rela
tiNes in Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
Follow this advice.

Quaker Scotch Oats is the best OF all
Sends; it is also the cheapest. When
ahmen as Prof. Fisher OF Yale Univer.
~ and Sir James Crichton Browne,
AD.-F. RS. of London spend the
- parts of their lives in studying
the great question of the nourishing
sd strengthening qualities Of differen,
ioeds, 1t is certain that their advice is
s6oolutely safe to follow.
Professor Fisher found in his ex.
paiments for testing the strength and
eadurance Of athletes that the meat
es1efs were exhausted long before the
alen who were fed on such food As
Quaker Scotch Oats. The powers Of
endurance Of the non-mea, eaters were
shout eight times those OF the meat
ea1ers.
Sir James Crichton Browne saws
- more oatmeal, eat plenty OF it and
Ct d frequently. 81
Blyitinthe regular package, orinher.
Detically sealed tins for ho, climates.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

The latest automobile in Greeley
is the Regal 30" which was driven
from Denver by R. S. Burrough and
o. 7. Carpenter of the Colorado
Land company, who have taken the
agency for this machine for Weld
county. The Regal is one of the
best known cars IN the east and
south. and has one of the largest
factories in the United States. II 1.
the first four-cylinder. thirty horse.
power. five passenger. shaft drive
car ever built in the United States
for the moderate price OF $3.50,
assuring you tried and proven ma
chine and not an experiment. The
Regal Plugger", 1910 stock car
which made the trip from New York
TO San Francisco. a distance OF i.03I
miles. in thirty days, gives a fair de-
monstration OF their durability. Call
at the Office OF the Colorado Land
company for demonstration.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
'"'"'LS CLOSING BECAUSE
OF PREVALENCE n,, ,,.r.s

a.. ''a'let ieVer has broken out in
,he iiazelton school but Tho school
is not quarantined bac,"ao n ia
u'',u, hoon whether the children have
Sas ." exposed by the one case that
mas developed. AT the Plain view
".noo, oid fashioned pink eve" Ia
colds. home W"
c.rsn ,'aurahse school is closed be
,ha, se 90, OF scarlet fever but it Is likely
,"at , .he quarantine will he raised on
"y onna n.y. me two cases that devel-
''eo are proving very ipb,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
MINER OF GREELEY n
ON SHEEP FEgu

Following is an inlsi
from the Clay Robinson
report OF Chicago.
Northern Colorado 4
are wrought up over d
the state board Of eqI
Colorado. which reQaire
sor to list lambs as ASA
erty in accordance with
preme court decision"
A. Mineer, prominent
of Greeley. Colo, who
big string OF lambs u
Robinson 4 Co. al Chi
will prove a big delen
sheep feeding industry
We buy our lambs y
where the raisers aN
pay the taxes in iheii
states. and bill then y
Missouri river mIsei
feeding in TRANSIT u
in Colorado Tor Af
to l20 days.
previously in We'd
counties they were acI'
now. considered the pia
feeders. who act only Y
men. Most Of the "a
on capital furnished .
and as the banks pay
surplus. the listing Of
seems to me, would
double taxation. II ea
in every feeder getting
out of Colorado before
April. when the asses
and finish them in SOM
II is bound to take oui
OF money from ColoT'a
uisa would be- left the
Ing OF lambs as asses
is an injustice to one
greatest industries
to the present high p
and alfalfa will be a
the Colorado feedeTs,
add to their many "
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

All, ana Mrs p. F. Dayen enter
la'nea al dinner at their home Sun
say IN honor of j. NJ. Hibbard OF
Sto"sh,on' WIS, who len Monday
lor ms nome after "A visit with his
son, W. W Hibbard and laughter.
Mrs, n ), Wilson An elaborate
d,nher am, was served and pleasant
uuy spah'; The guests were J. NJ.
.io1"ru, , Mr.. and Mrs W w. Hib-
Dard, Mr and Mrs. W. b uibbard.
Mr., ana Mrs II. ]. Wilson and MI
and Mrs. Harry Farr """
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
a Noted Lecturer

DR.. Sweeney Is one of the most
forcible and entertaining speakers
heard on the lecture platform in this
city for some time. \ large audience
was present last night and responded
to his able efforts with appreciative
applause. Indianapolis Journal.
DIR. Sweeney will lecture In Gree
ley at the new Christian church, Fri
day evening. April LIST. Subject -
The Golden Age"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

HimalAyR cloth, an exact reproduc-
duction OF the fashionable rough
silk. at about one fourth the price.
Dunhar cloth. with the beauty and
character OF high priced imported
Romie Linens. They posses char
acter. beauty and perfect laundering
qualities at A. j. Park Dry Goods Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
NEWS notes.
WELDCOl|
Fort lupton

Fort Lupton. |
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Rbods
ter have returned from
trip through the south, luel
to Old Mexico.
st. Elizabeth's $ guild will
at the home of Mrs. GsoI
next Friday.
Easter services were he'll
drew's Episcopal church n
Special music was funi
Misses Sadd and Others.
Bonell of Greeley delivered
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Bertha Starr entertained a
company of friends informally Non
day evening in honor OF har cousin.
A. r. Cotton, of Bellefonr,ine. O.,
who is spending few days I'm Gree
ley. There were sixteen gue,ts pres
ent and an enjoyable eyepinR was
spent with cards. Late in he even
Ing refreshments were ser.d MIR.
Cotton is on his way home rom Cali
iornia. where he has been spending
the winter
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
M,,. M~v..es. vs.at..-e.,1- -

Mi~~ NsAvte4tA vvsae ..un.s~.
company of friends with IN after
noon party Monday. II her home.
703 Fifteenth avenue. The after
noon was spent playing games. after
which a dainty lunch was served.
The guests were Misses louise Van
Sickle. Jessie Martin. Alice Clague,
Elsie Kisnar. Mary wsbury
May Vroman, Ruth and Eva Winter
and Esther Mackey.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Iii n II smoke to Ida Schisle W ID
ITni n IA SWH SEA ana
f, slvr. NV, 5-Io-62
rsjs Howe Bertha u
IWr-ht. Harry A. Wrl-n' ~ NJ.
arl w Russell @. y, 81 =
SW4 1886 , Al
( a. Thompson lr % Ahi'
ursh w. u. Si Lot Bin SEC
opd Addition 10 Craualord, Greeley
The Colorado Mortgage x invest
mont TO Euui,e Blunt w II. $a'',
lots 80 and 40 Blk - ArlmEtoh
March -, 1910
George w Graft and Wle 20
George NJ. Houston W. n ST. 5 =
lot SWA SEE 6-5-65
OsweI T Ellis to Frank L. pot!
and Hubert Fuller w. d. Slvo NE a
S-T-57
W. w. Baldwin and W E, Whit
tier ta r. l. Whisenand w. d 81.
Lot 6 Bin II Raymer.
Il. l.. Whiseuand TO F.. n. Murphy
W. D. $3.50, Lots and 6 Blk III
Raymer.
W. Z. Kinselia TO George f. Alb
bott W D. 81. Sta 21-12-59.
Harry A. Beard to r. II. Hendrie
w. L. $500. Und SIS Sec. l5-9-61.
Harvey J. Parish to Union Pacific
}ailroad Co. W. D. s19S3 Right OF
way across NEA S9-5-67.
Northwestern Land 4 Iron Co. TO
'nion Pacific Railroad Co Q. c D.
.I Right OF way through town OF
flliken.
Northwestern Land 4 Iron Co 10
'ni0u Pacific Railroad Co. W d. 81 .
ertain lots in Milliken.
Mrs. Julia Turner TO Elmer 4. Z
over W d. s.. Lots % and %
II Arlington Heights.
George p. Avery TO Rasmus Jen-
n W D. S400. NEA 2-7-66.
March %. 1910.
Northwestern Land and Iron Co. to
lillip Hoffman, W. d., $3.50; lots 20
d p, blk. Sc. Milliken.
]. II. Graves and wife to Charles Lo-
risky special W. d., 81: nell. NV
.9-64.
Samuel NJ. Hadden to Charles f. An
-son, W. d.. 81; lot l. blk. 4, first
l. to Crawford.
iaurice D. Spencer to F. c. Peter !
and Charles Hansen. q. c. d., 81: 7
4, 34-5-64.
iary f. Beighel to C. L. Beatty. W.
81: lots Wiz, nwA and VIZ. swA.. :
l-6l.
he Gill-Decker Improvement Co. to
ward G. Mckinney. W. d., 81; lot Is.
. I. Gill.
he Gill-Decker Improvement Co. to ,
ward G. Mckinney. W. d., 81; lot "a,
4, Gill
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Grace Wilson was the hostess
OF an afternoon party Monday In
honor o fthe Boulder girls OF the
Delta Gamma sorority who are now
spending the week in Greeley. The
afternoon was spent at cards. 800"
being the game and a jolly time was
enjoyed by all. Miss Wilson was as
sisted in serving by Miss Jeanette
Robie
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Dorothy Shields a1d her
mother. who have been visit)ng Mrs.
John Parkison for several d. left
Monday for Cheyenne. Miss Dorothy
is attending school at a content in
Cheyenne. Mrs. Shields will 20 to
her home in Encampment 4iter a
few days stay in Cheyenne.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Among the Eaton people to,ed in
Greeley Monday afternoon wfre Mrs.
G. II. DEMO, Miss Alma Aidsette.
Miss Lula Leadbetter. Ret S c,
Dickinson and Frank Will.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

C. +. Breme, first class shoe
maker. has taken charre OF the re.
pair department at the Greeley Sho,
Co. He makes specially II hand.
sewed work. A full line OF the
. sullivan rubber heels just re-
ceived
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
viii BECOME N,r.

coureo ip.oh, Mar. 25.-To take a
Ietto vii, ~ nursing. Miss Elaine Gil.
Spr,nps c, ,eaVe soon for Colorado
ess hosn,,a She VIII enter the Deacon
lette nJsp,.al ,s at that place. Miss Gil.
lips nm, ~ cousin OF Mrs. Cecil Phil.
'' """ mas many friends hsre.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Just as good as the Racind I
vorite word OF some people The
is nothing just as good az thu Racil
buggies. They don't mako thei
What's all. ]. A. Enright Z n
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Monday a shipment Of She
Greeley for the Chicago ]
There were thirty-nine cars
shipment from the towns
Eaton, Greeley. LaSalle and
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Everett Owens, Denver RI es
tate man, was in Greeley rla
in connection with work on d !. .ow u
site OF Virgins which MIR. O( e-s ha
in his possession.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

wrav e' u, peta Cameron came over from
wiz , lit, rIlday evening for a ~ days'
y's with her parents M ."A ~.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Dutch collars ?Oe
for csc. belts and M oel'|
buckles. hair no'ei''e'
Park s.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Lou and William Allison Oh
er were in Greeley yester b /;
went out To the Crow Creek. IN
in their automobile where b.
outtitting a ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31
L. :. :. :. =. ), :. :. :. :. :. :. = = :. :
). REAL ESTATE TRANst Ehs
y >. = ;. : :. :. = :. :. :. : = = = " :
Furnished daily by the Weld Count.
Abstract a Investment Co.
Niarcll -. 1910

hifNu -, INV
X. ; Douniss and q. b. nanuiss
20 carl ID p Puos W. ID SlEu- Lot
Blk ; East side Addition 20 Eaton
Eugene c. Harrington 10 james
A Stewart W. d. ST. Biz I ief-
rington's Addition TO LaSall0.
Benz. f. Cooper TO Esta G Little
W D. SG400, MEX 1-4-6l.
The Num- Townsite Co TO L.
Turner W. D. $56.50 LOIS - and
20 BIZ DO Nunn.
Il. G Steele 4 Co to Forest Lum
her CO. Lots 49, 20, FL, -, -@ b'N
Ault lots "a, %, 26. - Bin
Auit
j. } Rink to Karl Z. Bliss W !.
ST NEA 35-S-GS.
T. 5, Grant McCulloch and wife TO
Edwin c Wigle W D 81 Lots :.
3. 1 of Sec. 1896.
Andrew j. Stybr to Wm. Muntord
W u. Slo0. Lots ; and Blk AZ
Hudson
James A Whjtmore to Franklin +
G. Askew w D. $500, a acres In
NEh 26-7-67
John II Brinkley to The Fort Col
lins Investment Co. Q c. d. 81. I
VIZ Sci. 21-4-6S C
+, H. Core To A. Moody W p
$4,000. W1a SEA lo-2-57 6 n
f Fl Core to A Moody W. D. '
$4,000 El5 SEi4 1o-2-67. 90
Union Pacific Railroad Co. TO
Artie Brown W. D 1850 Sc. %
2-66.
Henry A Roth 10 Ab. Il Romans tn
W D. $1I0O. Lots .. 8, Sec. an
l3-l2-6l
March -. 1910 tai
Charles L. Golay TO The Windsor S5-
Mercantile Co. W. p. $500. Lot 9
Biz 5 Kerns Subdivision.
The Denver Land co. to A L. Del
rruax NJ NEA 9-1-6S. ado
Anna Margaretta Dubs et al to \
iarriette L. Smith w. D. $1,000. zor
,ot 5 NEA SEA l7-5-65. sun
Burton d. Sanborn to Mildred n"
howard W. d. s25O, Lot LittelTs \
ub. Blk 144 Greeley D..
The Camfied Town and Improve IL
nent Co. to Gladys NJ. Camfeld W /,
!. 81. Lot Blk - Camheld.
The Camfield Town and Improve Ed'
lent Co. TO Edna NJ. Camfield W d. blk
l. Lot Blk 8 Garfield. T
,.rt 20 tn Warr ~ ransia and iiHy y, ~ o' - Ed,
|. Lot Blk l9 Camtield DIX
The Greeley Gas & Electric Co. to
he Greeley Gas & Fuel Co. deed 81. I
Of 1 Blk $50 Greeley. is I
Thomas l.. Evans to W. w, Van fro
pool and G. w. Arney w d. 81. o.
II SEA sen lists. Lal
Chas. +. Anderson to w. w. Van age
pool and G. w. Arney w d. $40. cou
/. As #. of S. l44 it. of lots 10, l6, bes
Z. IS. 70, 20 Sanborn's Sub. Blk so,
70 Greeley. IA,
Clarence C. Paul to Charles T tn,
W. d. $40. W. 80 IT, OF POI
50 it. of n. 10 II. of lot Blk ) car
nsley for
John v Crone to Charles T. Ahl- ass
rand w. d. 81. Lot IL Blk chi
oore's Subdivision. except the Z. r.
IT VIII
Frank L. Clifton to Charles T to
,lstrand W d. 81. Lot Blk mil
ountain View Add. to Greeley. mo
Paul =. Purcell to R j. Hughes at
c. d. 81. S1 l4-7-63. cor
March 26. 1910 o,.
Thomas w. Cosslett to Frank p "
wis Q. C. D. sips Und. y of S
acres of WE Mel. 24-2-6s.
Aaron G. Loder to Huldah Loder
c. d. g.. Sia NEA and NJ chi
~ 2S-ll-57. SUI
Lincoln Land Co. to Chicago,
Ellington 4 Quincy Railroad Co. fix
sed 81. Right of way across ny
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Thane SChureman, Harold
Barkley OF Fort Collins I
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. WI
ureman Easter sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

We have some new N y Dug
rfes set now. Want every 20 see
them j. a Enrlght II Cd
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Rrookuer is moving Z q Bar
tells ranch south OF town. VIII
farm the place the oomin1sT'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mr. and Mrs Richard y who
have been living here, lei Nnday
for sterling TO make theft hne.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Chrissic Wilson q nding
a few days with friends at ccirich.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Thomas Davenport retuI Mo
day from Denver where he J. bee
visiting his daughter. Mr4 Villa
Jory.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Mabel Wilson ret n
Colorado Springs Monday tr
after spending the vacation d
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. d Nj
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss June Steck returne(
afteyuan to Colorado cole
spending the week with he
MIR. and Mrs, J. II. Steck.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Misses Agnes and Marg2 y
OF Orchard spend the Easter !
at the T. A. Foley ranch b
Delta. The young women
Foley's uieOes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Miss Mary Wilson is spepns u
few DAYS with friends at SNrls'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-31

Mrs, T. N. Gaines is visiting rela.
tives in Eaton.