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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29

snnrnutirunacn fir Wetreibs.

gpei,en 30 2 roth, Sl.O7H los; SO. 8
rctb, $iO3k-1.O6; go. 2 barter s8iniernet'
sen, sIo7A Os; 30. 8 barter gsinieript.en.
vi 06 80. 1 n1rol. Sriibidbrentijer
Si.25-f 27; 10. 2 DO. Si.1b-1.22; no.
sSriibidbrsmeiIeu St14-f.ls.
storH. 30. ,. sc .561sc no. 2 ireib. 67H
Csc; 20. eelb. - =. 3. 65-dp; 10. 3
ipeik, 66h-67c; 10. 3. seib, 67e; 20. I. 62--
Sofer. go. 2, 40-401ac: 20. tpetb Al la
-4fAe; go. 3, $3.50: 9lo. 3 ipeib. 3ah-
4fc: lio. 4 peib, 39--40c: Sianonrn, 40%--
4fibc
gfoaaen mar iuum herdnbert. Sepiembcr,
76c qeboien; 7sc berIangt; SeBemhrr, &c ae'
bofen mno sOc rernnat; 20. 2. &c; No. 3.
7O-77c; 9o. 4, 60-69e. 9uinbr, &aggon'
ldounneH. IN.
55-65c fir neue; eeHiidie, bo-55e;. scree'
nines 35-55c. 3uiubf, 70 gsdaaonlaohneen'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Anaeblidjc gScritimmnns.
N}il1nnnfee. g0is.. 28. oSuIi

0ilpnufee, g8is., IS. SSuIi.
Gus .Diilmaufee ,;ourual" berid-
tet, olb i'm Ratb Der biciilcr So5ia.
liiten. sic oie StaoperirIturI fon.
troltiren. ein ,3ipieipaIi berrihf,
hGiptidflh upgen Oes Stan0es. ben
Der Stnotrnib gerger, einer Der
SodIten i'm io3inIiitiidEu Rntb, in
Scr Strabenbabnir1ge einniniut.
Berger bat ndmIidD ertIdrt, OnB Die
Observation-Disclosures feline peite.
rem ,freibrieie erbalt, bis iie bereit
it, Dem Q1ibliiim eiuen beiieren
Iienit 3u lieicrn. irnO bic @eieIlifnft
ioa oardui erpi0ert baben, OaB unter
Sieien llmitanoG iN aut bic ,5rei.
briefe unn oos Tublifum nuf bic
gapiinidteu aon3eiiionen Uer5iAteu
miiBien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Sin pOlitiidJcr &cfOrmOcrbano.
SnrinaiiaIn. Nj. u. Sui

Sprln1l7l0, SHY p Sui.
lie ~Girect Yeaislntipe 2cneue Of
9yQinois" lit oer 9{omc zines gerban.
oes, Der pom Stnntsiefrctdr @orper'
id)aitsrcdlte crlangte. Die 2i1a III
oos 9ieiultat ser in GeorIa unO 9m.
coin itattgeiiinoencn aonierensen bon
9ieprbIifanern mo Gemofraten, oiC
nit oen politiidlen Goradn9en I'M
Stnat in letter 3eit niht einperiton.
ben iino. Ter @er5ono miro SarnuI
binarbeiten. ooB sic SSnitiatiOe unS
Dos MeIeren0nm elnaeilhrt meroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
|scriGnIidJr 6rcibrit.
St.ulr.lpa, Soma. q. SSlllL

St.uiflpa, soma, n. NSlllL
Tmunibips uu0gilmljlpalitdten in
Soma. oenen e. gelitltei. Sd)anf.
pirtJld)aiten innerbalb ibres 0ebie.
tes 5u boben m0 b,relt iiHo, iiir oieie
9ergiinitigurg@odlliccn5 eln5u5ieben.
f0unen ibreu SSlmih erfiiut babea,
porau@geleet, oIe GcnIofraten iiegen
bel oer ndfitcn 8ouperneursipa1l.
uno oorausleiett, Die ScSiaIatur baIt
iidl an 0as Observation-Disclosures.
lie pou 0eu bier IN &oupention
perianImelten 2emofraten \Solpas
angcnomnlencElatioyu cutJ0It nam.
lid cine Elanfe. ii, i'd stgen Socal
Option alisiprid]t. 9lber Oleie %Iante
selnngte nidjt obne beitigcn Saalpi
im Heioluiionenfomlt. lo.uobl ais IN
ser &onpention, jur almaJae. Be-
ionocrs ifari griif or @cHerdl !. y.
gSeaucr 0iele Gldnfe all, ;uabrcn0 Der
iriibCre &onlreBoHg, oronete @a0e,
ser 8oriiben0s oca Nollitts fiir Be
id)liilie, iie e1cnlo nergiid uertbel'
oigtc. g&aoc erfldrh penn cine 0hl.
ni5ipolitdt o0cr 2in Yan00fitrift
Shanfipirilidaitcn lpiirid)e, 10 ioQte
oies geitartet mer0en. no lie nid)t ge-
muni6t iino ,ioatcn lie megbIeiben.
Tics lei icine Nuiiniiuug pot perion.
Iifer 6reibeit uno mubrer 0emotru-
tie @eaper ueriudte alles mollid)e,
Die 2ocal CptionpIanfe 5u sale SIT
bringen ur0 iorOerte BEL Der IbItim-
mltns eiuen Namensnuirili. dber iie
eelangre nlit groBer4Gebrbeit jur Nh.
nobine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Cmc tacr g,icsmarst.

winsOieb. sufnbr, 44oI Dgii gtr @,nrit NOR
beitdnSie Bis rieoriaer. Ginteimiche gtere.
S4T5-77b Giibe uno Seiiers, SO 25-.j u;
meftlihe Stiere. S350-6 00 1crdsse 'sre.
81 .O0-5O0: Rcngediibe unc Sei'ers. SGT
-4.5O: 61nners s2.50--3.25; stoders nno
Teesers. ss,oo-,5.5es;. o6 sdlbeT6 s4oo-7.oo;
sctpeiT1e. 3niifbr, $500 Ter I7nrit mar
s-f1c hSber Shpers s7.OO-s45 pentifhie,
se 25-.s + 40: Iedie. Ss.40--ss0; seriel $50
goo. Tnrd,fhnftsperfanfe Ss 20-s45.
En,te 9utuhr. = 400 Ter linrit NOR
lonaiam bis an iOc uiebriGer. aibrlirae. 81 90
Zoo. Aibhcr S9.b0--425: @fues, S2.I5--
q IL. pdfrlrer $3.50 80.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
GlcftriidJc nno arnitiungcn itoEen
5niammcn.
Iccdillr, ,u., %. SyuI

AVtuIlIT, vi, q. 1SliIi.
,3rpei Qcrionen muroen oui Der
Steae getooiet in yiidntic. aa., IN.
benz ein @ogen Der eIeftriiden lleber.
lanobabn Der Iecatiir.Sp Springiielo
2inie ocS 9icGinIeu' Snitem nit ei.
nen arnitmoaen yiiammenitieb. 6el.
fem ,Sniaiicn befountc Rcrionen aug
benz nliitlcren Euinois maren.
Tie looien iin6 5. \. Saris. Rian.
tic. umo 5rdu yieliou @}an5iiel0, ri.
antic. GcIion gPansiielo. Elm reiher
@etreiocbdn6Ier miro mabrid)cinlih
Iterben. Bert ,5aris. Sohn non ).
Y Jaris, 1T beoenf.ib perIeet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
2rei GimOcr Ocrbrannt.

0cna. g&s.. Is. ,suli.
GonurnO Selen uno giola Gas.
bar. Sinner pon NfiAacl Gaspnr, i'm
Sitter BON 1la bis 3 Sabren. per.
brannten maize bier Die GinGS>
ipieltcu in cinem 9uggp, nls elm
Gad)barStino Strob inter 6as sc.
idbrt lcgte mo cs .3um SpnB~
in gronO itedte Iie Gleioer Ser
orei ainocr iin9en 5euer uno iie or.
Iitten 10 idupcre granolpunoen, Dab
lie fltr} oaraii itarben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
S.arfc S'cOGlfcrnnossnnaGmc.
Jlnilliltntnn D9 N,tl

NS1'Hln9ioL e. ,NlIl.
2out elmer gnfimoiaunl Oes ,3eu-
iusamtes bctrug ole geuolferinl
BON GollurouS, CC)io, bel Der lebteiI
3dbIlug 0ieien CONNER 1Si.54s
aopie. Gs lit oieS cine 3unabmc
BON 55, ,9SS Ferionen oSer 44.6 Gro'
gent lett Dem Sabre 1900.
ghd)t 10 iebr bat iih Die gepolfe.
rung bon Mod SSlanO. ~, per
mebrt. Ocnn mdbrer0 iie in 1900
1919 aopfe betrug, 5dblte iie bei
Der 0iesi0brigcn 3Gbhmg MIR "a
335, mas immeri)in cine 3unabnC
bon 1912 Eerionen lit III jebn Sab.
ron
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
9ie 9lirorrScntidlc &nnf in Sort.
numb III baufcrrtt unO ibr Siret.
tur cgm lit Ocrtuftct.
NiIiioucuucrluite
Die &elSnna ocS y%OrmGrtS" uOn
ciner &Cntcrci ani ocm %anjcr.
trrnjsr nSlidDrr" lit ialidD.
Sin amtIiacs Scmcuti.
2ori,uuao. %. Suli.

- - A+ttAAtttf ~. NltAAAs
@egen sic lticNcr9eutihc 9anf tit
oos 9lnferottoeriahreu ciHgeleitet
Dor0en. Oes hat oas groBie gtui.
icben berporJeruicu. woN wcniger N
Sindn5freiiel ais i'm %ubIitilm, oa
man III Oel c.iteren icit geraumer
3eit pubte, Dab Ona &nititui iid) in
@eoranJuiB beiono.
Die Decentralization Der 9anf
peroen AMI $t2,500.000 peran.
ihlaet oeucn ell Stlnultapitll pon
MIR $3.000,000 gegemoer llenl IS
beibt. o1B 0;e Sparfuu6en DER &anf
oen aroBteu Sbeil ibrer Giulogen
einhilben mcrocn ipdbrcno ole 0tit.
gIieoer Ser 9lliiihtsoeb0rOe beinabe
gan5 iinnu5ica rlliuirt iino. @s beibt,
oab Der Nont0urcftor Sbn ser Der.
boitct mlir0e, Der 9auf rieiiec Sum.
men idli0et. glnoere ICrbdftuneen
II hen bppcr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
eonius Gimer gisbmarti.

WdHinC Nif0, y. .TuTi.
Nirbhieb 9uiubr ] / 600: bnrunier tpnrcr
4 00n fn6lidhe Ser Igarit nor bciidnbia DO
M iOe niebriacr giubcimiidte .sticrr ~ ~
@e co. inblihe Siiere. 50 So $50; - .ie
afibs. $3.50 50; tinhcimiffe aGbr nHo esl'
- 10. quliru 5000 60: Gdlber. S400-
0O; rpeiilihc eiere. S4.2s-T.0o peith6e
a1he 81 7s-5.00
s,oTf ria an 5f h1be Zurcihriffsperiauie
ss rssss. Y1mtre IS $500. Eadcfs uro
aw,+ers 81 G0-ss5: leid5te s. 75-sa0
Ssafr 3ufutI. 10000. Eet Tort mar bs'
~. oefjiitsris 9gihher urn odfi .inre. s. 70
-s 90. eeiiiisrtg psiililse Gpts sa.0O-a.0o.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
9crFcn.
Sin ncmcs 0abiuctt.
g,,oihiliatnll. 2S.

g3aihinaton. IS. Sui.
Gie bieiilc periiidc 2eaation bat
benz Staoisnut Initsgtbeilt. ooB 0ie
periiihc Gcgeutidlait oaHi Griudcn
oes 5d)abs", (Oer not ein jiinger
anabe iit). elm nair5 adD,uett gebil.
BET bat Iiniiterprdiioent i. @lo.
itcii.eI.9ianalcf. eia iriibcrcr 81.
nan3miuiltcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Eiir Gnnntn crtinn.

@ranS 5sIano, gieb., 2s. Suli.
Iie poplIiitiitc Stnatsfonpention
entifieo iiu fiir 9olntp Option uno
nubln onnr einen geidllib an. o6b
iie fe Hcr auTSiOaien unteritiiten
ipolIte. Der niht 5u GaNlften Don
Gounfp Option mare.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
aanaSa.
Sr. Grippsn nidt AMI ocm rSar-
Dininn".

9In @oy0 0es 0aulpiers nSar.
0;uiln", per 6unfcnOcpeid)e
rab Belle SsIe, r. 6.,
2S. SuIi.
Tros eiurr iorsidltisen Suipeftiou
Der Yaiiaglcre oui oiciem Ganlpier
III 9ticmnr0 aciunocn wor0en, Ser
Der Veldlrsibuna 0cS Gr. $. $. Grip.
pen un0 oea SRI. 9euNge cniipridi.
(Gne 9ou0oncr Scleid)a bate sc.
nieloct, Grppeu uu0 SRI. Senepe
ieirn an @'oro Oes nSoroininn".
wGbreno 6 ipdtcr bieb. iie ieicn &di.
iagicrc scr nAiontroie". meldl2S
Shiii iid cbehiaas aui Der 5abrt
nnd Montrcal beiinoct.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
GbicngOcr MarftbcridJt.
@1ricnhcridlt.

Eubcod. 8ufbton g. Go, Rooierr.
gebduoe. beribten lber ben Geireioemartt pie
foiat:
gSei5cn mar ben euH5en m1oreen itbuab. oo
Rddrmei5en iiberall ebenfdlIs inpad mar, fpe.
5ie i'm 3oroipeiten. Ger Mlnrft erbolte lieb
70 5ienIlib pieocr aeqen Sdlub. @oarlpe5ei
mar aber 1-1l2e neoriQer
Storn mar bel Der @roffnunq bober, furpen
beiber gsitterung im gauSen aorneitrtel. 8aar'
Storn mar Ik-fc b6ber
SAFER mar nieoriaer.
Die S6tubnutirunaeu ipnren pie oIst:
sod. g2ieorig. GGIub. geiiern
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Gbieaaucr @tebmarf..

airhbieb. 3uiubr, $4,000 2arnnier tpareu
.0oo adlber. Eie Qreiie mnren pie folqt
enere, S5.oo-s5S5ii Saiibes st25-e.oo; ,pei'
Ss 4O-s75; Siodcrs nns 5eeoerS. 5000
! 5hpei1e. 3ufubr 90 600. Gie @reife pd.
ron mic foIat: Qeidlie S. 60--a05: gcmilfte
IL 7oWs g0 lchmere S.3O-s75.
sbafe 3miubr $4,000. Sic Rreiic pdreu
,pie f0Iei: Pdmmer, $4.O0-750; 9dbrlinae.
s5eo-555ee' S'0Oer' S4'oo-1'So' S'OFs'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
SaS Sd)adjtnrnier.
Nnmbiira, q. .

On Stene 0ec reguIdren GunOe
oeg bier itattjinoenbcn international.
len Shnhturniers lpuroen iiini I'M
beenSigte SpieIe beenoigt. Shledter
fit MN an eriter Stelle, Mnribaa an
2peiter, pabreno Niem5euitih uno
3uros iidl iiir oritten uno bierten
@Iot aIeit itehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
@rOfbritannien.
@iinitigc HadDridJten.
Q]clfajt, %. cyuIi.

9cIioit %. S5uIi.
Die Rofrihten iiber oas geiin-
oen oc8 9lcp. @iaiam ,So6n GaugDon
un0 5rali iriiber in Gbicogo, oie bel
benz grouo cines $,oteIs ans Dem
sseniter ipringen muBtcn mo iidJ
babel perlettgu, lauten 3iemIih gin;
itin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
2auaoa
2sdl urhl cine Gntc.
9llantrenI. 2S. NMIi

Ni0utrenl, 2S sui.
Ger r9lDral Scorgc" mcIb te. Dab
CT ionobI nit ocm yNfontroie~ ME
nit Gem SdrNn1n" in orabtIoier
&erbiuNuua itauo, oab ober non fei.
mem Der b,i0en Snmpier 0eS Or,
&rippcn crrahnt nlr0e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Wrpke Nibc.

Omaha, 9tebr., 27. Sui.
lin 4 libr gtntJnliitogs 5eigte oas
thermometer auf t04 @rdb. Spn
8eaOer Gitp peroen iogar los be-
ric1tpt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
9iicdDt icbr icmscridD.
1ortmlino, %. Sui.

Serr S1m. Elm Gireftor Der ytie.
oerbeutihen Tanf, Gle am 10. SuIi
ibre ss1iiren ihIob, I'M ourd Sah.
0eritdn0ige ibren Stauo unteriuhen
gu loiien. muroe perbaitet. 9ie
9onf hat 3weiageid,ditc in 20 Syu.
olntrieitdoten i'm 'pitliden 9eutidp
LAMB. Iie lluteriuhuua lit nod nidt
ocIIenoet o6cr peiiiniitIide 9fo6ridj.
ten iioer 0ns SnItitut jlrfuliren ii
;Sinanjfreiieu. Gas aapitaI Der
8anf lit S3,000.000. 5n meIber
Suuunc es IN Den leBicu II Sabren
in ruihcr eS,ile erho6t muroe. Gie
1eufihe &cihSbanf periutte unter
oen groben 9unfeu Oon Berlin cine
gepeauua inS 9eten 81 rlien, Inn
oie ltlcocr0eltite @anf 5u baIten,
aIs sic eritcn gtadrihten BON ibren
8erle9enbeiten befannt luur0en, aber
oie an0cren Wanfen lcbnten cs ub,
All Siilie I'll fommen, nadoem iie
ndbere 9}odlrid)tcn iiber Oen StanO
oes ,Sinanjiuititiits eiuge3ogen bot.
ton
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
&ifnragna.
GitraOu bcaibt id in Oas ,nnere.
Jitn Orleans, 28. SuIi.

gNIU NtItuII0, q. ,5llIi.
sSuau 5. lfitra0a. DER 1ii6rer Der
9iepolutiondre IN gtifarngua, lit am
20. SJuli an Der Spitc cjnes gotnil.
Ions ouscrleiencr Jrlppen bon Blue
iielos nnh 6boHtaleS auiaebrcben,
pie cine Spe3inlnodlriht aus gliie.
iielos me!oct Gs bcibt odb Gitra6a
IN letter ,3cit pom pielcn 2iberdIen
i'm ,5nnern oringeno eriu6t puroe,
5u fonlmer. Oa iic Yeocnfcu triigen.
Ii6 ocm Bcnerdl D2cnd nn3nidlieben.
Der oils entifieOener Sonierpatiper
befnnnt m.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29

eR- aus5ebruHs, tire gers
bttuns unb peiluns ein' Spe .alitdt i'm
gOpslI's meoijini'9em @unodrStsSr
Ttitut, Ga Grpiie, @is. 4l2wIS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Electromagnetic 9iiec.

Neglilt, q. Sui.
gImtIid miro geIeugnet, oab cine
@eutcrei iuegen lln5uirieoenbeit nit
Der @crpiIeguug auf Dem oeutihen
eepon3erteu 9reu5er ..9Iiider~ nab.
renO ociien areuSiabrt noh gfor.
negeu por9efommeu lit. Ger Dor.
mGrtS" bate cine 3epeide aus Siel
aebrGht, Ole bieie glodrid)t entbieIi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Cob Der Osntidrn 9SreTc.

i oer SntrsseOneHs
tioH oss Dsuiihnme-
ritaniidbsn glaticnni.
Buuoes in Guam
matt luuroe. 70 itmibf
Der ,Nurora gOnss
frruno" rett inf
isno, unter nn0rren
8rIhInhsn aud Der
fOlseuoe beiOnoers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-07-29
Local Upton.

Tics 1T cine Der Ilntformplnnfru ber
SemDfrateu uOn SOwn in Srrbiu'
Onus nit Der nGditen
UuHrcrHCnrSmnbl.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
NOVEL SCHEME ADOPTED
BY COUNTY FARMER TO
GET RID OF GRASSHOPPERG

A well-known and successful Gree
ley farmer. who does not wish his
name used, says he has solved the
hopper problem without the use of
poisons. He has portable chicken
coop about ten feet square with
room for a hundred chickens. This
he has mounted on skids and at night
time when the chicks have gone to
sleep he bitches team to the coop
and pulls 1t out to the edge OF his
field. Next morning and thereafter
till the rations are all gone. the
poultry get their living off the hop
pers. When provisions get scarce
the coop is again skidded few hum
dred yards to new pastures. A con-
tinued and systematic moving for a
few days does away with the hop
pers, which have been neatly turned
into meat that is worth 25 cents a
pound. Our informant Is preparing
ten coops of similar pattern for next
year. when he intends to run 1000
chickens among his fields.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
PARIS GREEN POISON
HAS FATAL RESULT

What is believed to have been the
first case of paris green poisoning
to result fatally was that Of Herbert
Holmes, the young ranch hand who
was rushed to Denver last Wednes-
day in an effort to save his life and
who died in that city.
The young man had ben employed
in spraying the poison on several
ranches about Greeley. The poison
infected q wound which he had suf-
fered on his right hand and this re-
suited fatally.
The young man had been employed
BILE unit last Wednesday. despite the
fact that his hand and arm swelled
out Of all proportion. He was rush
ed on that day to Denver whefe he
was placed under the care of q
specialist but the poison had gone
too far and he continued to sink un-
til he died.
There have been many ranchers
about Greeley who have suffered
slightly from paris green poisoning
but the case Of Holmes il believed
to have been the FIRST which has re-
suited fatally.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
WELD COUNTY TO HAVE
THREE NEW POSTOFFICES

Three more new postoffices are
to be established in Weld county and
the petitions for all three were for
warded to..the postal authorities to-
day. The names of the new towns
are Briggsdale. Cornish and Hell
phrey. The first two are on the
Grow Greek branch of the Union
Pacific and Helphrey is located in
the dry land district nineteen miles
north and east of keota, Just beyond
the Pawnee Buttes.
Mrs. Arnetta Bird OF Greeley Is
to be the postmistress at Briggsdale.
The family will move from east
Fifth street to the new town where
they will conduct q general store.
The petition to establish = post
Office at Cornish bears IL sigma
lures but as yet the petitioners have
named no one to NIL the office.
Mrs. Gertrude Helphrey wants the
job Of cancelling the stamps at the
new town which bears her name. 1t
will require about six weeks or two
months of red tape before the COM
missions arrive.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
FAIRPI.AY FARMERS WANT
RURAL ROUTE EXTENSION

A number of the farmers in the
Fairplay district are preparing
third petition asking for the exten-
SION OF rural route No 3. The
AGessers. Shannon. Edwards. DeBoo
and others are circulating the petit
ton which they say will be for
Warded direct to Washington. They
ask that No. carrier be allowed
to travel one mile further west on
Ninth street road; thence a mile
south to the Shannon corner where
he turns back east and to discon-
tfnue his two mile route through
the big pasture where he has to
open four gates and travels that dis
tAnce to serve one family.
The petitions claim that the
change would save time for the car
fiers and that thirty additional fami-
Hes could be served. In the propos-
ID change there was one bad place
In the road but in the past two
weeks the farmers got together and
made this passable by removing all
the sand. The proposed change
would place the rural service four
Etles closer to a large number OF
growers in the Oklahoma district.
Postmaster Gray has been endeav-
efing to help this district for the
past two Year, and will probably as
ai0t them.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
MEATS MARSHAL TO POUND
AND THUS SAVES FINE

On the closing day Of the chau-
tauqua exercises F. e. Baker was
confronted by a most embarrassing
situation. The marshal was on the
ground to see that NO horses were
hifched to the trees and explained
his diligence to Mr.. Baker who had
Just arrived at the tent on foot. The
real estate man who has many beau
tiful trees around his own home
stated that the officer should be
commended for his indefatigable
service and that any man should be
arrested who was sufficiently
thoughtless as to hitch horse to
tree.
When Mr. Baker entered the tent
he found himself seated alongside
Of his wife and family and at that
moment 1t dawned upon him that
the family carriage was somewhere
upon the grounds. He made hur-
ried exit and arrived on Ninth ave-
nue. In time to see the marshal driv-
ing toward the police station with
the Baker horse and carriage.
1t was hot day but Mr. Baker
beat the marshal to the livery stable
and saved the % cents toll
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
ANOTHER REPORT ON
CROW CREEK CROP

". W. Lorimer, a homesteader on
the dry lands east OF Grow crook,
was in Greeley yesterday and states
that up to the present crops in his
vicinity are In fair condition. How
ever. unless they have moisture
within the next two weeks the corn
and spuds will be burned up. His
elaim il about six miles northeast Of
Briggsdale on road to Grover and
two weeks ago they had six hours
rain that covered a territory twenty
niles wide. In this territory q year
ago there were but 1S settlers and
row there are 8S. A good many of
these were inexperienced farmers
Who broke and seeded small tracts in
. hurry and Of course will have poor
results.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
DISTANT COUSIN
OF N. {. MEEKER

Ezra Meeker, said to be distant
cousin of N. G. Meeker. one OF the
founders of Greeley, arrived In Gree
ley today, on his way overland by
OK team, with the intent to locate
the old Oregon trail which he trav-
ersed fifty-eight years ago and mark
with monuments it's points OF inter
est. Mr.. Meeker ia 80 years old
Although over 1900 miles from his
starting place at Tacoma, Wash. the
aged man shows no fatigue and will
hasten on his journey to Kansas
City, the end of the trail.
Meeker is active and strong and
enthused with the sentiment Of
marking the road. The old man said
this afternoon:
"Yes, this Is all pure sentiment
that 10 making me take the long
trip. In 1905 I went over the same
route and continued to Washington,
d. c., where 1 brought the matter
before the president and congress.
Az a result there is pending in con-
xress a bill to appropriate $4,000
to erect monuments along the Greg
on trail.
"I am sure that It will pass and
30 sure that 1 am now temporarily
marking all places on the trail,
wher present roads Cross the old
one, and also sites of the most I'M
portant camps.
"It was flfty-eight years ago that
my young wife and travelled with
an OK team over the Oregon trail to
Washington. Later I took other
journeys and I have no difficulty to-
day in following the historic high
way. although it IL pretty we'll OBJ
liberated in many places. pay all
my own expenses and in Cheyenne
1 paid $50 to secure q map valuable
to me in my travel. am not travel
ing alone for my dog, Trim. IL with
me and he has been my companion
for years.
"The Oregon trail ends at Kansas
City and 1 think 700 monuments to
be necessary to marx Its 2,OO2
miles," said Ezra Meeker.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
CHAIN GANG KEEPS THIS
CITY FREE OF TRAMPS

It Is apparent that the establish
1ent OF chain gang in this city has
had one most desirable result. Vt
mas r1dded the city somewhat OF the
cfemps who used to infest the town
particularly during the summer
months
Cutting weeds is not alone bad for
nay fever but also most uncomfort-
eDle az an occupation during the hot
nonths. The work will be continued
however and every member Of the
sons OF rest who comes to Greeley
VIII be subjected to the torture OF
the weed patch.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
turkey CROP Is NOT
PLENTIFUL IN COUNTY

The only crop In Weld county
that can at present time be gaug-
cd with any certainty is the turkey
crop. Although they we're much
Aeeded to battle with the hoppers
the number will NOT total one-third
Of that of last year which means that
tie coming Thanksgiving dinner will
come high.
Under any conditions the mortal
ity of the turkey for the first thirty
days Of its existence Is much greater
than that of any other fowl but this
year not one In ten has survived the
thirty day limit.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
Iowa Men Lake Weld Land


Showing that the financial situa-
ton in the east is easier than 1t was
some time ago Is the fact that many
Inquiries are coming here from Iowa
1nveators relative to available land.
TAe Purcell Land company has besn
II receipt Of many such inquiries
within the past few days.
Other firms about the city have
likewise obtained frequent communi-
cation from Iowa people asking i'm
formation concerning the land In
tAis county. water rights and other
facts which are Of vital importance
70 investors in land.
Communication are coming hke-
wise from points further east and
everything indicates better condi-
t3ons financially. everywhere In the
country.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
MILLIKEN is TO HAVE
Factory VERY aDON

Milliken, July 16.-Milliken is to
nave her first factory. A. e. Erick-
son OF Denver representing a Boul-
der firm was in the new town last
Thursday and completed negotia-
tons for the erection OF a pickle fac
tory. In the vicinity of Milliken
there are about 100 acres planted
to cucumbers which will be picked
at home instead Of shipping out a.
first intended.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
INVESTORS LIKE LOOKS
OF TOWN OF MILLTKEN

Mflliken, July 16.-The investors
Who have come to Milliken are most
enthusiastic In their praise of the
country about Milliken and many Of
fhem have taken up land either in
the town or in the surrounding
country.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21

zoe RRENT-PAsTURE FOk HORsEs.
good grass and Wa4af. See r. r.
WILSON Greeley or Flint Brown on Wyaft
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-21
WANT ADS

E>OR SALE - THE sOUTHWEeT
au4rtsr section 2.7-be. Weld county
e,o; oS ::., fr,cs tss ss9o9 G 4Ho cash Sslsnss