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See Apartment Advertisements
for further information about these buildings.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
BROTHERS
MARRIED ON
SAME DAY
Oscar and Frank LOfgren Married in
Denver on Monday and Sur.
prise Their Many Friends
in Greeley-WeM
Known Here.

Choosing to elude and surprise
their friends, Oscar Lofgren and Miss
Nellie Anderson, Frank Lofgren and
Miss Edna Joyce went to Denver
Monday and were quietly married in
that city.
The news of the weddings came as
a complete surprise to the many
friends Of the young people today.
Oscar and Frank Lofgren are
brothers, the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Lofgren Of Greeley, and have
lived here practically all their lives.
Mrs. Oscar Lofgren has lived with
her parents at Severance but is well
known in Greeley, and Mrs. Frank
Lofgren is Greeley girl, the daugh- i
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Joyce.
The young couples will live on
the ranch farmed last year by Gust.
Johnson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

While visiting in Denver at the
homee of Mr.. and Mrs f. y. Mead
George Starbird. the little four-sear-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is. star
bird of Greeley, was taken sick with
scarlet fever. Mrs. Starbird ana
children went to Denver last week
for a few days visit at her brother $
home and soon after their arriNa'
George. the four-year-old boy. be
came i'll with what proved 10 ne
scarlet fever. The child was taken
to Steels hospital and Mrs Starpiro
will, remain in Denver for the pres
ent. Mr.. Starbird went to Denver
Monday. The child is reported quite
i'll hut not in serious condition.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
SICK MOTHER IS
SENT HER CHILD
FROM SEVERANCE,

Because she was homesick for
her baby message was sent from
St. Luke's hospital in Denver Mon
day evening to the home of Mrs.
Cloe Titmus at Severance to bring
the child to the hospital this morn
ing. Mrs. Titmus is in the hospital
for treatment and became so home
sick for her baby boy that the phy-
sicians thought it necessary TO nave
the child brought to Denver Mrs.
Titmus' mother, Mrs. Homer houi-
lard of Severance. and sister MIS-
Emma May, accompanied the little
boy, who is three months ola. TO
Denver this morning. The ladies
came to Greeley to take the tram.
The child will be left at the hospital
for few days.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
PROF. HOCHBAUM IS
MARRIED IN DENVER

Prof II. w. Hockbaum and MISS
Gertrude Schenck was married last
Tuesday night in Denver at the nome
of the brides parents, 3Ol5 Lowell
Boulevard
Because of the prominence of the
Young couple the wedding will be a
brillian affair socially. the guests
numbering $50.
Miss Schenck was graduate OF
the Normal last year and is charm
ing young lady and has innumerable
friends in Greeley.
MIR. Hockbaurl is professor of nat
ure study at the Normal and Is re-
spected and admired by all VINO
know him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockbaum Will be
Mt home at the former residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Gray. which Mr'
Hockbaum has furnished ready for
his bride.
Among those from Greeley VINO
went to attend the wedding were DR..
and Mrs. J. A. Weaver. ]. c. Kendel,
T.. ID. Randolph aud Ernest Harm.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

Green City, March 10. When he mis-
took large spoonful of iodine for cough
medicine. l4-year-old Carl Roberts came
dangerously near death last night. The
boy had been i'll with lagrippe for sew
eral days and last evening, in the early
dusk, he picked up a bottle which he be-
Geved contained his cough mixture and,
pouring out large dose, swallowed 1t.
He was at once taken violently i'll,
and DR.. Brayden was summoned from
Orchard. Neighbors were called and
,nt;dotes were administered and before
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
TAX PAYERS
OF WINDSOR
PLACE MEN
Present Mayor and Old Officers Gave
sfaction-Fiftieth Wedding
Anniversary Celebrated BY
Well Known Couple
Of Windsor

Windsor, March 15.-C. A. YAM
cey the present mayor of Windsor,
was renominated for that position
at the caucus held here on Monday
night. ]. T. Perkins, the present
city clerk. and ]. N. Akey, the treac-
urer, were renominated for their re-
spective positions. As trustees for
two year terms were named Adam
Hahn, ]. M. Calvert and Del Middle
ton.
This is the ticket Of the Taxpayers
Anti-license party. 1t is not likely
that there will be another party N
the field at the election this year.
The old officers have given entire
satisfaction and there are NO issues
of importance to come before the
people.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
UNION PACIFIC
CONDUCTOR In
POLICE COURT
Train Blocks Eaton Streets More
Than Time Allowed and Con.
ductOr Is Brought to Court
as Result - Other
Eaton News

Eaton, March 15.-J. C. Wright,
Union Pacific conductor, was
brought into police court Monday
charged with holding thee crossing
on one Of the principal streets con-
siderably in excess of the lawful
time. 1t was busy hour Of the day
and after traffic had been tied up
some time, it is alleged. City Mar
shal Roger gathered in the conduct
or and took him before Police Mag
istrate Sheppard. Wright was found
guilty on the charge preferred and
j. Elder. the local agent. paid the
fine for Wright.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
EXTREME PRICE
PAID TO EATON
f MAN FOR LAMBS
Highest Price Paid in Chicago This
year Goes to Eaton Man on Six
Cars of Stock Which We're
Lately Sent to Chicago
for Sale

what is said to have been the
highest price paid for lambs in Chi
caGo this year has been received by
r. NJ. Haythorn of Eaton when he
got 1856 per hundred there last
week. Mr. Haythorn sent six car
loads containing 1,5OO lambs
To-day ffty-four carloads leave
Greeley for the east, thirty-six of
them from Windsor, Timnath and
other towns and eighteen from Eat
on, Ault and the towns on the Union
Psciac
Sheep raisers throughout the
county are much elated over the
high prices which are being obtain
ed throughout the country for theiI
sheep.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
STRIKE IS
TO EFFECT
this CITY
IF PUSHED THROUGH SAY THE
OFFICIALS
TO DELAY CONSTRUCTION
Great Strike Which Effects Western
Roads and Which Has Beea
Called in Chicago May Have
Dire Results to This
Part of West

:. Just what effect will the +
1. strike of $4,000 firemen in the +
+ Brotherhood of Locomotive +
!. Firemen have on Greeley and +
:. Weld county in particular is i.
i. hard to forsee. If the board +
i governing the body persists in r
j. the demands, and there ap- =
+ pears to be no doubt but that +
+ it will, according to the best be- +
!. lief of those who should know, f.
!. it will affect, say the railroad i.
!. officials, the present trouble r
:. with which Greeley is involved r
:: Burlington and the Union Pa +
:. with the penver-Laramie, the +
!. cific. r
!. j. j. j. ). !. i. !. !. !. i. !. 4. 4. 1. + {.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
|OUNTY IS RELEASED FROM
PANTINE BY ORDER OF FEDERAL
OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON D. C..
f''o Effect Today and Work Which Has Been Done by
|'au OF Animal Industry is Bringing Good Results

stamping out this disease. which is 4
great handicap to the sheep industry
When the Bureau of Animal Industry
began systematic work more than ten
years ago for the eradication of sheep
scab this disease prevailed over large
areas in the west and was rapidly
spreading. The good results have oeeh
accomplished with the cooperation Oh
state and local officials and the support
of progressive stockmen. 1t is believed
that with n continuation of active work
by all concerned the disease may De
completely eradicated from the west
within very few years.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

After nearly six months struggle
with frost and cold, Engineer w. H.
Welsh returned yesterday from the En-
pire reservoir. which No. fcur miAes
southwest of Orchard. having complet-
ed the repairs on the reservoir at cost
aggregating something more than $780,
600. The work was done by the Colora-
do Engineering and Construction COM
pany. The Empire reservoir is in the
Bijou irrigation district.
The flood caused by the breaking Of
the work about the outlet tubes last
September resulted in one of the most
disastrous floods in the history of the
county. These tubes have now been re-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
CONGREGATIONAL men
IN SPIRITED MEETING

Enthusiastic reports of the Lay
mems Missionary convention in Den
yer weere given at the meeting OF
the Congregational brotherhood at
the church Monday evening.
among the speakers were Fred j.
Alluutt, d. d. Hugh, F.. p. Matthews
and Rev. Frank Allen.
Prof. John T. Lister talked on
physical recreation for children and
the necessity of public play grounds
and it is expected that some action
will be taken for the establishment
OF such grounds here soon.
supper WAS served and the meet
ing was unusually interesting.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

La Sale, March 15.-When the teach
ers # the La Sale school returned
from their trip to Fort Collins they
fgnnl that the school board had Install
ed % piano in the school house during
their absence. The piano had been
promsed but the date of its arrival had
not cen named, and the teachers were
pleaslntly surprised Mt finding it here
this morning. Monday was visiting day
and here was no school
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
ROBERT HARRIS AND WIFE
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS AGO

Windsor, March 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harris celebrated their
fifty-first wedding anniversary Mon
day. There was a large gathering
of friends at the house and the
couple were the recipients of many
beautiful and useful gifts. Among
those present were Rev. and Mrs. c.
M. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Kern, Miss Alta Keern, Mrs. j. T.
Perkins, Mrs. c. G. Brakeman, Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Burch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley, Mrs. and Miss Clegg and
Miss Ella Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have been
residents Of Windsor for thirty
years. They we're married in Can
ada.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
STORES EVIDENCE MUCH
PROSPERITY THROUGHOUT
ENTIRE WELD COUNTY

AS an evidence of the Increased
business activity about Weld county
is the establishment of three stores
recently. one in Camtield by Mrs
Minnie Dunn, second in Gill by ID.
Il. Mccoy and third in BarnesViiie
by George O. Miles. Groceries for
these stores were sent out yes'er-
day and today by the Hickman-Luh-
beeck company of this city.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
WELDON VALLEY TO GET
RESERVOIR Is RUMOS

Green City, March l5-Rumor
has been persistent here of the con-
struction of a huge reservoir in the
Weldon valley. Engineers have
been through the valley for the past
few weeks and there is said to be
not the slightest doubt but that the
reservoir will be placed here by sew
eral capitalists Of the county
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
WORK Completed BY ENGINEERS
ON EMPIRE RESERVOIR AFTER SIX
MONTHS BATTLING AGAINST FROST
Cost Repairing Huge Break Which
ed in Serious Flood Last September

phcsa and have been reinforced with
ire Pd concrete.
hS capacity Of The Empire reservoir
- InAaaasAAe0.Ooe csaie 1spe Ths
watY nom the reservoir feeds large
area Of land about Green City and
Orchard.
In speaking Of the work which was
done, Engineer Welsh said yesterday:
'It was . hard fight against the frosts
and the unfavorable weather conditions
which we had to withstand in the con-
struction of the demolished portions OF
the reservoir. But it is now completed
and is stronger than it has ever been be-
FORE
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
MISTAKES IODINE FOR COUGH
MEDICINE WITH NEARLY FATAL
RESULTS In THE EARLY EVENING
City Boy Picks Up Bottle of Poison and Takes Large Dose
When he Thinks Himself Taking LaGrppe Remedy

the physician could travel the necessary
five miles the boy had been placed out
of danger At the time of the poison
ing the Roberts family was ready to
tlke the next train for Idaho, hence all
the remedies which they had in the
house had been packed up preparatory
to the trip.
Though the trip of the family was
somewhat delayed because of the un-
fortunate occurrence it is not believed
that any serious results other than those
already suffered will result from the
taking of the poison.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
OFF FOR FORT RUSSELL
IN THEIR AUTOMOBILE

Eaton, March 15.-J. l.. Jones
and a crowd of boon companions
started for Fort Russell Sunday in
Jones automobile. The members
of thee party have been returning
one by one every since, and have re-
sorted to trains, chiefly, as a means
Of making the return trip. The car
broke down about twelve miles out
of Cheyenne.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
COMMISSIONER AT
LA SALE MAKES A
SALE OF HIS RANCH.

La Sale, March 15.-One of the best
attended sales ever held in this part OF
the county is taking place at the ranch
of Z, w. Devinney. the county com
missioner, today. Mr.. Devinney has
disposed of his ranch two miles south of
La sale and will move to town. All his
household goods, stock, etc, is being
disu0sed of at auction. The lot is sell
ing veil.
The Misses Haley and Laughlin vis-
tied Fort Collins schools and Miss Ellis
the loveland school.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
DENVER-LARAMIE OFFICIALS
MAKE TRIP ABOUT GREELEY

Treasurer Mr.. Skinner, the chief
counsel. Milliken. vice president. w
II. Green and chief engineer. Buck,
OF the Denver. Laramie K North
western road made flying trip
through Greeley Monday in their
automobiles and they are now in the
country about Severance and Well
ington.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
COMPANY LETS
EXCAVATION CONTRACT

Contract for the excavating of the
hotel and theater building of the
Stcrliny Realty Co. was let Monday
night to G. II. Washburn at meet
ing of the board of directors of the
company The contract was let for
excavation by the yard and will total
900 and $1,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

, '.arch 10. AS n result
=. federal and state au-
u'ca'e the disease known
o'' order has been issued
' oi agriculture. effect
= " from quarantine all
!. Colorado except the
'C'' " no Grande, Sagu-
: OosiiIIa. Las Animas,
''Owers y, and portions of
u u%ohtezuma, La Plata,
.O,'' otcro and Kiowa.
~ :, large an area at this
''e good progress made
year in the work of
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
Eaton Round Table

Eaton, March 15.-Mesdames w.
B. Grant and A. B. Copeland were
the hostesses of the Round Table
which met at the home of the former
Monday night. The topic of the
evening was ireland. some of its
problems. and its present position
among the European countries.
There were also irish songs and
jokes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
|ERCIAL
b SENDS
IS LETTER
TO FORWARD TWO
RE MlssIVEs
fY REPRESENTED
In is Sent From Gree
bation to MIR. Mills
n in Turn Send 1t
,hington, ID. c.,
| Consideration

|ery important town +
10 letters from the +
clubs and cham +
hmerce will soon be +
kay TO Washington. +
BY Enos Mills, in an +
! |orward the passing +
making Estes Park +
| reserve. Mr.. Mills ::
! these letters every ::
bis morning Secre- =
(lcCrery Of the Gree !
kcial club mailed the +
hetter to Mr.. Mills ::
go as one OF two or i
in an effort to make :
a national reserve. \
!. !. !. !. 4. I. I. 1. j. !.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
NEW TOWN TO RE BUILT
OUT NEAR GREEN CITY

Green City. March lh.--Engineers
Of the Union Pacific have been In
this country for the past few days
and 1t is said that the outcome will
be the establishment of new town
at Sublette.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
The Infant Farr Child Dead

Eaton. March 15.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Farr died Monday afternoon. The
funeral services were held today.
The grief-stricken parents have the
sympathy of the entire community.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
gRS STATE WHY
aNT RESERVE MADE

Is a copy of the letter
nt to Mr.. Mills from
mercial club:
Y meeting Of the mem
eeley Commercial club
evening. March 7th,
other things done 1t
bat the Greeley Com
Artily favor legisla-
Estes park. and in
n area Of - miles
bes1 ~ - U11AA wide
fth. q national park:
of said legislation be-
United States govern
haintain the same reg
governing forest reser-
Fgards the use OF the
20 property be bought
condition or result OF
hll shooting and hunt
lIed. but that fishing
y allowed to continue
)elng the desire OF the
Percial club that the
It's larger and better
Ylect of making Estes
play ground and for
to do any and every
r to preserve the nat
OF the mountains.
Forests, to protect the
game and to develop
4 highways to and
AREA.
Pgh Greeley is situated
f'aht rom center of
none the less deeply
\ before it is too late
70 be accomplished to
means OF a national
Pot be defeated.
hands of the secre-
president the l1th day
20.
President.
\ oRERY, Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
Town Board Meets

Eaton. March l5.-Regular meet
ing OF the town board was held on
Monday night and the usual routine
of business transacted.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17
OFFICIALS SAY THAT THE
STRIKE NAY CAUSE TROUBLE

Said a Denver-Laramie official
this morning: 1.-the strike, If it
becomes as serious as it threatens.
will undoubtedly cause much compli-
cation among the roads"
1t is believed that the strike will
seriously hamper the plans of the
Colorado & Southern to build from
Greeley to Cheyenne a. has been an
nounced by Colorado & Southern Of
ficials while It = aAiA net - ee
probable that 1t will affect the
work which is being done between
Dent and Fort Collins on the Union
Pacific 1t is believed that the strike
will eventually effect the litigation
now on in the courts between the
Union Pacific roads running into
Greeley and the city of Greeley it
self.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

Nelson Demorest went to Denver
this morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

Chicago, March l4.-At midnight
w. s. Carter, president of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen. said that strike of %
600 tiremen on practically all the
western railroads had been called.
Mr.. Carter said the decision to
strike had been reached at meet
ing of members of the western
federated board OF the brotherhood.
each member representing western
road. The exact hour at which the
men are to walk out he said would
be decided upon tomorrow and every
member of the union between Chi
cago and the Pacific coast would
then be informed by telegraph when
to quit work.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-17

ourand of Fort Collins
Y today on her way to
friends.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-29
"NEWSIE" TEARS UP BIG ROLL
Declares He Grow Tired of Trying to
Spend $500 Picked Up In Pitts
burg Auto.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Ghilmena Bartisoma
IL the name of a twelve-year-old
"newsie" who saw a big pocketbook
lying in an automobile downtown the
other day that contained a roll Of
over $500. The "newsie." according to
the police. appropriated the roll and
started out to have a time Half an
hour later report of the loss was
received at police headquarters and
Special Officers Brophy scd McCreedy
started on a search.
After search of several moving
picture shows they got trace of the
youngster and finally arrested him at
his home, 1922 Bedford avenue.
where Is that roll?" asked Officer
Brophy.
Spent some Of It and tore up the
rest" quietly remarked the "newsie. y
The boy was taken to headquarters
and searched. The roll was missing
and he adhered to the original story
that he had torn up the bank roll and
scattered 1t to the winds.
What did you tear that money UP
forT' asked an officer, satisfied the
boy was lying.
Got tired Of spending It, Honest
did Never saw so much coin In me
life before. Honest / didn't"
The officers searched the boys
home. No roll was found and no In
formation throwing any light on its
whereabouts could be secured from
the family.
The police are reluctant to believe
the boy destroyed the money bu
have no alternative. They refuse Il
give the name of the person who lef
20 much money lying around loose.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-29
THE UEEKLY WEUJ

News
Thursday night
of Friday.
mpefectly
could
the
all that
something territory
bit advisable Slow
until the time has to fill it.
this territory who daily
others able think they able
weekly
publication
will
will additional advertising medium for Hates
circulation Hatesbug but it
widely Hiesburg
daily
class of people,
reading anything Hatesug
hearing Hateurg have had nothing whe their interest in
Weekly
the affairs of this growing
will begin here often;
when they will bring with them.
purpose fodTo
the
with the dongs this and section
it's merchants Third
o profit of it for ourselves.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-29
THIRTY MILLION
GALLONS SPIRITS
Smoke Bill During Past
Year.

Washington, Nov. 29.-Here is the
nations record for smoking and drink
ing for the twelve months ended on
June 80, as it shows in the figures of
the internal revenue bureau.
163,0O0,00O gallons of distilled spir-
its-30, 100000 gallons more than the
year before.
59,4S5,111 barrels of fermented IL
quors-an increase of 100000.
7,600,000,000 cigars - 100000 900
more than in 1909.
6,S30,000,000 cigarettes-an increase
of solid 1000, 100000.
402,O00,000 pounds of plug. fine cut,
cube cut, graduated or siicing smok-
ing or chewing tobacco OF snuff, :
100000 more than the year before.
41,S62,2S2 pounds of oleomarRerine
-5O,OO0,00O pounds increase.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-11-29

Continued frc:n Page Onc.)

large buyer of lumber said today:
THE Goodyear people had a dicker
with the Peck people several years
ago, but there was nothing doing. the
Bogalusa mill is big proposition, and
cuts, judge, about 100000 feet a day.
or say 40 10 50 carloads. l have been
told that Mr.. Peck has a big slice OF
stock in that mill, and that others oil
the Newman Company own stock in
the Goodyear mill.
1T has been said that the Bogalusa
mill is not a payer. Not so. 1t Is
breaking even and can cut double its
resent output But since Frank Good
years death, there has been friction,
and c. l. James, one OF the syndicate,
has tried more than once to get in
control. The report from New Orleans
may mean that the Goodyear people
have concluded to try a new deal
THE Mississippi Central crosses the
Great Northen at Vanilla. A connec-
ton would give the road an outlet
to New Orleans, and that would help
the Newman mills with friendly road
to the port. One thing is certain, the
owners of the Bogalusa mill and the
Great Northern owners, must pull to-
gether.
There is something in the report.
The Frisco people are in New Orleans
today. The Goodyears were there last
week. The Peck party will be there
Thursday.
1T would mean a great deal for Hat
tiesburg, should combination be
made. The Goodyear Chicago office
closes next month and their "a sales
men will in the future be located at
Bogalusa If a deal was made they
would come here"