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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16
F. E. IRWIN
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Offios over 1U7 south Main
Lamar, Colo.
DR. G. H. WALKER
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office Phone. Lamar So
Residence Phone, Lamar 1877

Rings Little Liver Pills, ar. ali
easy gentle and pleasant. "a
ing. cooling, cleansing and 8, TIM
salve is Pinesaive Carbolized Il
good for cuts, burns bruises md
scratches. They are sol by tt u
to-Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16
Notice OF Redemption
OF COUNTY WARRANTS
Office of County Treasurer
Prowers County, Colo.

Jan. &c, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that l
wiii redeem IT my Office In Prov
ers county, all county warrants
numbered ~ follows:
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16

Interest will cease on above named
warrants after Feb. &c, 1910.
J. T. ADKINS.
County Treasurer
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16

For Sale-Full blooded Plymouth
Rock ROSTERS. $1.00 each.
B. F. COOPER.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16
A Snap.

A Snap.
A quarter section about miles
southeast of Lamar N Bent and
Prowers district. For quick sale
$500. Inquire Geo. Nay. Lamar.
Colorado.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-02-16
DIR. z. e. Bartlett
Physician and SURGEON

Ofics over New York store, or
inquire at MoLsen Bros.' drug
store.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
IaSalle

Mrs. Miller-Carter went to Denver
Wednesday morning to attend the
w. c. I. u. convention and will stay
nine days and attend the Synodical
meeting.
Several in this section have finish
ed their beet work and several have
not yet received their digging orders.
Among those who have finished are
Charles God frey, Ernest Norris, Dock
Evans. Nj. II. Todd and Milroy. Mr.
Walkers beets are testing . per
cent while most the others are bare
ly testing the required amount of 10
per cent.
Mr.. Orton and John Laughlin are
digging their potatoes and report a
very poor yield.
Edward PARCEL of Miami, Fla, has
been visiting with the George Carter
family.
lLr. and Mrs. ~ r. Sylvester are
/ the proud parents OF an eight pound
baby girl
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Evans have
named their baby girl Olive Mary
Ann.
MI. anu MIS. '"hiSS S'e""'' O."
entertaining Greeley friends this
week.
Kirt Roberts returned from Den
yer Friday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Stevenson. Misses
Mabel Stevenson and Nina Trusler
autoed down from Berthoud to visit
LaSalle friends Sunday.
MrN Maud Gregory was Gree
ley shopper Monday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
FUNERAL OF MRS. PEARCE
WILL BE HELD THURSDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Pearce, wife of j, O. Pearce. Will
be conducted at the family home,
1910 Seventh avenue, at two O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. Rev. ID. L.
Forward Of the First Baptist church
will conduct the services.
Mrs. Pearce had been faithful
and consistent member OF the Bap-
tist church for many years. she was
a woman of exceptionally fine char
acted and her death caused pro-
found sorrow among all VINO Know
her. She is survived by her hns-
band. one daughter, Mrs Bessie
Cowen, one son. Allen Pearce, three
brothers. l.. b. Stevens of Fruita. j.
h. Stevens of Salida and I. A. Stew
ems of Greeley, and one sister, MIS-.
j. r. Donnell of Los Angeles,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
OF
]. A. RANKIN
SUCCUMBS
PlIlLANTHEOPIST AND CATTLE
GROWER DIES AT TARkiO
FAME WAS NATION WIDE
Owner of Largest Corn Fed Cattle
Farm in World Survives Wife
But Three Wceks-Wus
Past ECur Score

Word reached the city this morn
ing OF the death of David Rankin at
his home in Tarkio, Mo. MIR Rankin
was the father OF John Rankin, one
of the best known citizens of Greeley.
The son had gone to the home OF his
father few days ago and was pres
ent when the end came.
The deceased was a man of na-
tlonal reputation from the fact that
for years he had been the largest in
diyidual grower Of corn fed cattle in
the United States His farm of 22,-
600 acres, having an average value of
800 an acre. devoted exclusively to
raising corn and cattle, has been the
subject of frequent stories in agri-
cultural journals and magazines.
Mr.. Rankin was of highly benev-
olent disposition, his charities being
varied and extensive. He was the
founder and maipstay or the Tarkio
college and gave literally TO many
other worthy enterprises. He was a
ieyout Christian. living to the letter
OF his creed.
A pathetic feature is that he sur
vived his wife but three weeks. 1t is
thought that pneumonia was the di-
rect cause of death, as the last word
received here of his condition was
that he was suffering from heavy
cold. The end came yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock,
Mr.. Rankin was 81 years of age.
He had made his home at Tarkio
since 1881, where he he'd gone from
Illinois He is survived by two sons
and two dau ughters, John, or Greeley.
w T. OF Tarkio. Mrs. Frank Hanna,
of Riverside, Calf, and Miss Esther,
who made her home with her par
ents.
No time was set for the funeral in
the announcement of the death re-
ceived here. which was in the form
of telegram to Clarence Neill.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
SPENT ON
ROADS IN WELD COUNTY

Because Of the many automobiles
in the county, people are agitating
good roads With an earnestness never
before manifested About $4,000
annually is expended in repairing and
building Weld county roads, and the
taxpayers are now insisting that the
roads be built even better than here
tofore and that the county stand the
expense of having the principal roads
dragged during muddy weather, that
the roads be built more permanently
and rid of ruts, and that the many
/ thoroughfares should be macadam'
lied.
Some time ago the Great Western
Sugar company will put in one mile
of macadamized road for every two
miles that the farmers or the county
built. and this proposition may be
accepted
Another thing which the farmers
and the autoists are to insist upon
is that the railroad companies, IN
building through the country, put in
subway crossings instead of grad
ing them, thus insuring safety as
well as preventing delays. which
often are of great inconvenience to
farmers with heavy loads.
With the exception of few STREET
ches. the road between Ault and Den
YER, 20 miles, is almost perfect and
it is believed that the expenditure OF
several thousand dollars on this road
hn lnpn
returns in increased travel TO the
county. within year, more than SUI
ficient to pay for the improvement
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
FARMERS WILL STORE
WATER FOR THEIR USE

Contention with scarcity of ditch
water last season. far less than IN
many years, has brought to the at
tention OF the irrigationists and
farmers OF northern Colorado the i'm
perative need OF storing largo guam
titles of water in reservoirs to draw
upon In dry seasons. The coming
six months. therefore. will be not
able for the building of additions to
the reservoirs of the county, increas-
ing their capacities at least one-third
Reservoir water saved the crops
OF northern Colorado last season, the
water being stored last fall. This
has made 1t plain that fall flood
waters. which are often considerable.
from early SHOWS and late rains,
must be conserved. and that If these
are saved. the reservoirs must be
enlarged.
There probably will be about
100000 spent on improvemnts in
Weld county. One of the most i'm
portant enlargementsi is that on Jack
son lake. reservoir near Orchard.
This is to enlarge the capacity one
third, and to supplement present
flow an old appropriation from Grow
Creek, 15 cubic feet. owned by Ralph
Doherty OF Denver is to be utilized.
Another important enlargement
and extension will be that pertaining
to No. ditch, one of the Oldest of
the Greeley district. The plan is to
extend the North Side lateral. an
extension Of No. 2. from a point east
of Lucerne eastward to Greasewood
lake, natural reservoir. which also
is to be enlarged. BY this extension
hundreds OF acres of land are to be
irrigated.
The Eaton ditch is increasing its
water supply by developing chain
OF reservoirs on the northern bound
ary OF Colorado and by enlargins
present reservoirs.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
BURLINGTON IS
CLOSING DEALS
WITH RANCnERS
Right Of Way Agent for Road Is In
Greeley but Does Not Expect
Building ON the RrOad to He
Resumed Soon

T. II. Barnes, right of way agent
for the Burlington road. reached
Greeley yesterday and has been busy
since then negotiating for rights OF
way in the country and closing deals
that have been pending since the
summer. Within the past two days
five rights OF way deeds have been
filed with the county clerk and yes
terday afternoon d. X. Macarthur.
the hardware man of Greeley, closed
with the road for q right OF way con-
tanning four acres across his farm
southeast of the city. the considera-
tion being $4,000.
The deeds filed with the county
clerk are those of Rebecca Reid,
1925: William Nolan, $3.50: P. F.
Sharp. 5000: Christ Moses. 5000;
Alvin L. Jessup. $3.50.
Mr.. Barnes does not hold out
much hope that active work will be
resumed soon on the line between
Greeley and Hudson. The matter OF
securing rights OF way needed and
other details Incidental to the ulti-
mate construction of the line will
proceed. There are but few land
owners yet to be reckoned with aside
from the corporations holding lands
under ditch. but these have no bear
ing on the resumption of work. 1t
is possible that no further construc-
tion will be done until next spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Dbl, Double Tracking

:. Denver-Laramie section crews :
!. have been at work for the past ::
:! forty-eight hours removing the :
!: light rails on Seventh avenue :
:. which were set by the street :
:: car company and in place of :
4: them heavy rails for traffic of !
X the road are being located. !
i The Denver-Laramie will have !
= double line of track running :
:: along Seventh avenue In place !
:: of one line !
:: In creased business In freight .
:: traffic and the running OF .
: greater number OF passenger .
.: trains have made the placement I
= of the second track Imperative, :
:: The Denver-Lnramie is haul !!
= Ing n large amount of the po- i.
= tatoes and cabbage from Gree !
:" ley this year and will be in +.
:" Severance In time for the NOV :.
= ing of the crops in that dis /.
= trict next season. !
r = + + {. I. 4. !. I. = 1. !. \ :. !. 1. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
PROPOSED oRDINANCE NO

Concrete OF Alley running north and
south shroagh BloSk s,rsef e., pet~esa IN fbe
City Git i OF Greeley, COLORADO. and to estab.
lish on said Alley a Street and Alley
Improvement District.
Re II Ordained BY The City Council VI
The City of Greeley, Colorado:
section /. That the alley in Block 81.
hetween the south side OF Eighth street
and the north side OF Ninth Street from
gutter linz to TTtter wed efd IN and .he ststs o
Cniorado. is hereby ordered to be i'm
proyed. pursuant 70 petition heretoiore
filed with said Cry 9, erseieS, re- conerete pS etc
X 4 ali Intervening surfaces of SAID alley
between the proper location OF une ooun d.,
OF said a! ley, ,ah,h an Strest and
the north side OF sad Ninth streSi l lIoih
cutter line to gutter line; all OF sa,d Eraddii Edi
mo and cementing with concrete shaii
conform to the proper grade estNoI,snsui;
70 be estss'Thssf soce ps , 7asS so ta to be @ m
proved, ROY Shalt be in accordance with the
pprdinances OF said city, and the cost oi
said grading ana n,id eemsh'na Sy and ASS assessed
arain st the adjacentand abutting lots nd
lands and the owners thereof. as may os
detGrml1sdS d,9;nnpes No. unaept isa Of said aid city.
'sa,,i 'Sartion . That said alley in said
Riock. 81, between the south side 81
E;ghfh street and the north side oi Nlntn
Street and the lots and lands adjacent
tbereto and abutting thereon. are hereby
designated rs street improvement DIS
Section 3. That the cost OF said i'm
proyement shall be paid in the hrst IN,
Stance Sy city warrants drawn upon
snna hereby created and designated as
Street Improvement pistrict No; ~
Fund.- and all moneys derived rom
w,rrnnts drawn upon said tund aooVe
erentcd and for no o. her purpose.
Pas sed and adopted, signed ana APP
a - 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
PEANUTS ARE GROWN RY
BOYS AND GIRLS OF COUNTY

Many boys and girls of Weld
county have made good money this
year in raising peanuts.
Up in the Eaton and Ault districts
many youngsters have been busy
throughout the summer raising pea
nuts and they have now sold them
raw to the nearest merchant who
hardles them and they have been
roasted for the market.
Peanuts grow extremely well in
Weld county soil and for many years
have been grown her to advan-
tage.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
DIMES HUSBANDS FRIENDS
ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Mrs. H. Timothy entertained with
a stag dinner at their home, l7Oo
avenue, Tuesday evening
The dinner was given in celebration
of MIR. Timothy's birthday annNer-
sary. A fine turkey banquet was
served at 1880 O'Clock by Mrs. Tim
othy, assisted by Mrs. r. II. NC
Clenahan, Mrs. w. r. Patterson and
Mrs. V. Timothy. A smoker and
social evening followed the dinner.
The guests were j. c. Wylie, j. i.
Warren. Hurley Warren. S. ]. Peery,
T.. H. McClenahan, II. E, Churchili'
T.. Il. Hadley, A. A. Peralta, ;. NJ
Edgell, Phil Dale, Ed Houston, ). l..
Thompson, V. Timothy and Charles
Turner OF Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
GREELEY POTATOES
AGAIN LEAD ALL

:. Alter travelling $4,000 miles r
:. over the country, w. V. Ben =
!. nett. OF Omaha, stated that the =
:. quality OF the Greeley potatoes :
:. this year is the best he has seen =
!. in any OF the states he has visit i.
:. ed +
:. Mr Bennett is the Canadian ::
!. commissioner with headquart- 4
!. ers in Omaha Regarding gen !
!. eral conditions he said; !
= only Texas and Colorado :
:. have a potato crop this year :
:. that is better than fair, and the :
:. quality in Colorado is excellent, :
:. better than l have seen in any i
:. state. Michigan, Minnesota. :.
:. Wisconsin, Iowa. Nebraska and t
!. Oklahoma have only fair crops ::
:. in yield and the quality is ::
:. poor. !
:. MIR Bennett has been here =
:. two days, the guest of Mr.. and +
:. Mrs. T. T. Wilson. He is one of i
:. the owners of the Wyatt ranch .s
:. OF 2,605 acres, three miles east +
:. of Ault Mr. Wilson, is also one +
:. of the owners of the ranch, the =
:. others being W. 7. Graham of ::
!. Omaha, DR., J. H. Vance of +
:. Omaha, and E. Y. Graham of +
:. Morning Sun, la. Mr.. Wilson +
:. and Mr.. Bennett made trip to +
:. the ranch Tuesday and MIR. Ben +
= nett LETT today for his home. +
J. !. !. = :. = (. ). !. = :. = :. :. = + ::
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Ten Car, From Zita Daily

Zita. Oct. 15.-About ten cars oil
spuds are being shipped every day
from this station at the present time
The prospect for the district is very
good and the farmers generally VIII
realize well for the years work.
official notification has been re-
ceiyed here that the name OF 1he
town has been changed rs station
from Zita to Galeton.
The new school house is running
Mt his time under Miss Alice Hutch-
inson of Eaton and there is every IN
iication that the school year Will De
the most successful that Lita mas
ever seen.
Generally there is an air OF pros
perity about Zita which has never
been surpassed and the town Is soihs
ahead at rapid speed at this time
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Martins House "Warmcd"

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Martin were
given delightful surprise Tuesday
evening by company of neighbohs
and friends who gathered at their
new home to give them house
warming. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
have recently taken possession OF
their new home on Eighth avenue
and the self invited guests were
party of friends and former neigh
bors A pleasant evening was spent
and lunch of oysters, cake ana
coffee was served There were about
twenty present.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
A Very Honest Man

. Diogenes passed up bet IN :.
. Greeley yesterday. :.
, Had he been wandering about :.
. Weld county he would have :.
. thrown away his lantern ana :.
. departed in peace, for Greeley :.
. boasts an honest man, :.
Owen Peterson, aged o'' :.
walked twenty-five miles TO pay :.
a single cent to Greeley drug :.
store from which he confessed :.
10 have stolen Il postal card :.
last week. :.
Couldn't stand 1t and hao :.
70 come in," Peterson explain :.
ed. l was In the store the other :.
day and saw this card and de- :
cided that wanted it, so | took :.
it. When l got out of the store :.
| decided that the firm would :.
not miss n single cent so | did :.
not stop to pay for it. :.
beat my way as far as fort :.
Collins and then decided that l :.
had better come back and make :.
good. so here | am" and Pet :.
erson paid down his cent ana =
walked out of the store. =
!. + 1. !. + + !. !. !. = = = :: = =
Mrs. s. f.. williams of Windsor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Hiehlnnlllnha

aug sugar beets are mak-
ne and very profitable cron
fro,., 'gul 10 tons per acre and
rom S to 30 per cent sugar
oaa graders that put In the
Th went through here last
rosS expect to begin grad
En au IN the vicinity of Lib
on. 'uls locality is needed very
kin,,' '' 'he ground is dry for
bn mere who have n po-
knn PEE, a good yield. They
Lk 70 dig their late potatoes
Icboo,s and daughter have
|eooa ' uere now. The attend
h wor,, Dut win be better when
|dldot5e. oeen several polit,-
"'''s in our neighborboo rb.'o,,
Markham Ia,l made an ,r,o ..,-
in tha, week looking after
e a number OF por,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20

Miss Mary Gallup, who has been
visiting at the home or Mr.. ana MIS-
Eugene Williams, has gone to Fen
ton. Mich, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Phillips.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20

Miss Fora Afford came down from
Fort Collins Tuesday evening 70 at
tend the dance given by st, Mar
garets guild. She returned to Fort
Collins this morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Ern-N -lnIlaI for Mrigalion

tIFIill dIlU1l Tor irrigation
For rha purpose OF investigating
the wurE OF the Denver Reservoir
and Irrr ton company, represent
atives 1i French Bonding companies
have bn.L in this county for the
past IaW weeks looking over the
field
The work on the Denver Reser-
voir and Irrigation company has
been stalled for some months for
lack Of funds and It viii now be
continUed so it is understood, with
French capital
Various suits have been brought
again. the Denver Reservoir and
Irrigatou company by farmers in
the affected district, who claim that
their crops were ruined and land de
preciated in value through failure
of the reservoir company to push
throuEh their work to completion.
Representatives bf the same
Frenoh companies We're in Welc
COUNTY some six months ago looking
over the Greeley Poudre projec
ana were most fayorably impressed
with the conditions there exist
| Ing. Along with the visit of the
| Franch capitalists to this county
comes the news that work on the
Milton reservoir, the property of th'
Denver Reservoir & Irrigation com
pauy. is to begin within sir weeks
These rumors OF resumption o
/ hpN,
been frequent in the county since
| the financial troubles OF the DehNe'
Reservoir and Irrigation Compan!
bean and the people of the dlstrlc
afiected are not taking them sefl
ously. They say that they VIII be
| lieva work is to resume Wheh /
actually starts but that thus far the.
| have seen nothing to indicate an.
ground for the rumor.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
plntternle

pIattevillc
Fannie K. Boak was visiting
lsre saturday and Sunday,
| Ia Brighton sunday even
Johnson. ST., has been a
{isitor for q few days, re-
Monday evening
nyer visitors rom here on
|rere Mrs Gwyn. Messrs,
A. r. Lycan and A. Lang.
|eorge Lewis Of Cheyenne is
+ a visit Of q week or ten days
sister-in-law, Mrs. Reeves,
|fatber-in-law, T. A. Lewis.
Eroomer who has been visit
kephew, 10y Coffey, returned
10 her home in Pattonsburg,
|renkiel was a Denver visitor
B. +. Bolen and little daugh-
le. left Wednesday morning
bio. whore they will join Mr..
Mr.. Bolen's will make their
Pueblo for the present.
Matte Coykendall who has
fting in Denver for the past
burned Wednesday afternoon.
g W. Gillespie OF Gilcrest
hing at the home Of f. r. AL
3 week.
White and son, Fred. spent
Wednesday with Mrs, Gwyn.
Frank Kester and son were
Ms. Kesters sister. Mrs.
'lycan, last Saturday. MIR.
who is station agent at Fow-
D., has his vacation. He and
her left from here for Chi
Minnie ]. Lycan left Thurs
Denver for a months visit.
T. f. Celley left Thursday fol
where she win visit friends
|onth.
Carmalita Corbett left Thurs.
Denver for an indefinite stay
'hfenkieis moved Thursday
house owned by James Kel.
lr. kellow's have moved out
farm.
Fe Hammitt is able to be ou,
liter her illness OF typhoid
'oVihgton was here Thursday
uay looking after his farm in
,e'ufhing II, to his homo II
'llins Friday.
mo Mrs. J. Konechny, tn,
'usicians, gave a very inter.
'rosram here in the M, e
Thursday evening.
Ha Mrs John Camp left Fri.
Lohgmont where they vii
month with their son. Ed
a,eS !, ~ Aid society held a pi,
r ,ae home of Mrs. l.. M
!, 'udF evening. The socia
II attended and a neat sun
Ne'sey and niece, Miss Kerns
ey' We're visiting friends her,
,,,s puehweg was called t.
llaay afternoon on accoun,
=" 5 wiie's death.
bright and Louie Willie,
S''ey visitors Friday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20

I.,,,.,, Calvin entertainer
fl.'uDs l.'D' marty at their home
nncr nondr Of the birthday an
~ ,lr calvin. The guests
prajpard and daughter.
and Mrs. W N. Gore ana
l. "I5 Grandpa Gore Mr. ana
| calvin. MT. and Mrs
and family and FL
r. Of E6rseE
.,os Won Rosenberg en-
l+' az dinner sunday Mr.. and
q garrison aud Mrs. Lizzie
\ son. OF Wayeross, Ga =,
r. IN Nance is ill. threatened
old fever .uo,,,d
Is oftar his recent accident
was injured by the falling
wagon, which struck him
|, Mrs W. r calvin gave a
F,r5av. Their guests were
n A Foley and family
\ A. DUNCAN.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
NOTES OF ,,,,,
WE Weld COUNTY
pierce
~, and Monday fore

L., pIaht and Monday fore
aimed here, wos taken
(l.Saoy naTloy hospital in Denver
Fday ros been con-
sanders wnV - ,be summer.
Is Sue GsT week for a hospital IN
t1lS IN. orpees to undergo an
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
Mayor.
AID 1910,
Attest

City Clerk.
First publication in the weekly Greeley
rrihune October 20, 1910; second publ
cation in the same paper october 80 INV
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20

duck hunters in this vicinity over
Sunday.
Since the heet work has begun
farm hands are scarce.
l. C. Gibson put In 100 acres OF
fall wheat on dry land or will finish
this week.
J.J. Morton of Denver was busi-
ness caller here Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20
kcrscy


MIR. and Mrs. Edward Burke and
children have returned from Colorado
Springs, where Mrs. Burke has been
spending month with her parents.
Miss Florence Pennington is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Ross Dix.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Burke, who were among the pioneer
families of Kersey, Will be glad to
hear of the arrival of a daughter in
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Burke
now live in Colorado Springs,
Miss Coyle. of Iowa. is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. j. p. Romans.
Rev S. J. Dorey went to Denver
Monday.
Alvah Green lectured Saturday
evening in the Woodman hall and
the sum of S36.50 was realized by
the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church from the evenings enter
tainment. This is the first number
of the lecture course to be given by
the Aid society. The next attraction
will be Perry Carter. the cartoonist,
on February and the last will be
cantata in April.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-10-20

Mrs. s. F.. williams of Windsor
yas in Greeley today.