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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09
BADLEY WANTS PUBLICITY.

o v. Bailey of this city thinks
he has not been treated fairly by
the press of Caldwell, particularly
The Tribune. He charges us with
entering into a conspiracy of silence
concerning him and his doings. Up
on learning that our friend wanted
publicity we proceeded to give MIN
a little and he is still explaining
He got couple of friends to TESTIFY
that they considered him honest.
Now he hugs to his soul the afh-
davits of those friends, although OF
necessity the afldavits can amount
to absolutely nothing. Suppose Mr..
Bailey has been honest in his bust
ness dealings with Messrs. Simpson
and Nichols. Does that prove that
he Is honest as a man in face OF the
straight out declaration of Mr.. M. A
Bates that he has known Mr.. Bad
ley many years and knows that he
is not honest? Do those afidavits
convince in the face of the Manning
pass transaction? Here, let us call
attention to another feature of that
pass deal. With due solemnity Mr..
Bailey stated that both he and Mr..
Manning were working for the Capt.
tai News at that time and that Mr..
Manning gave him the pass. Now
it so happens that at this particular
time Mr.. Manning was working for
the Boise Statesman. We do not
know who Mr.. Bailey was working
for but he was drawing his salary
from Canyon County. His work fol
the Capital News was side issue
His theft of the pass was also side
issue, we presume. But let this
pass. We will consider the aft
davit of c. NJ. Nichol as published
in the Caldwell News. The affian
says under oath: he has unboundet
faith in his (Badley's) honesty ant
integrity and wishes to brand ever!
statement to the contrary to be III
absolutely without foundation ant
fact. Mr.. Nichols presumes to speal
of his own knowledge. He eithe
has little respect for the solemnit
of his oath or is woefully ignorant
He assumes to know all about MI
Bailey and his dealings ever sine
his birth. His oath would be pei
inrv were it not so ridiculous. HoN
does Mr. Nichol reconcile his aft
davit with the Manning pass trans
action? If he did not know abou
the Manning pass at the time b
made affidavit. he may not hav
known about hundreds of othe
things and of necessity his oath
worse than useless. Mr.. Simpson
not quite so reckless of his oatI
He only presumes to speak of thing
with which no is supposed to hay
had personal knowledge. These al
the afidavits that are supposed
establish Mr. Badleys reputation II
honesty. A man is sore pressS
when reduced to such straits.
In a communication to the Cal
we'll News of some time ago, NJ
Bailey states that ne paid all Il
pest house farm was worth. +
says $1,000 per acre was a lar
price. Did Mr.. Bailey rob the pc
pie to whom he has since sold tn
land at an advance price of $40
While he is explaining he might e
plain how he has made peace wi
his conscience on this transactio
The people would like to knC
about the inward workings OF t
mind Of a man like Bailey.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09

]. H. Hawley, Democratic noni-
nee for governor, was in Caldwell
Saturday. We understand he came
down to mako arrangements with
o. v Bailey to tour the state to-
gether. They are both on the same
ticket. They ought to make a strong
team. They can get the voters COM
ing and going.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09

Mr. Fenich has the school house
Of Roswell about finished.
Our school opens next MONDAY
with Mrs. Dugan and Miss Mercer
at the helm.
The Watkins goods have been
sold since 1868 and are still IN the
u,,o4 have the agency for Can
Won County and am on the way
will be at your place soon. wait
sou THE WATKINS MAN,
Parma, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09
SOCIALIST TICKET
TION.

The Socialist state and county
ticket was placed in nomination last
week.
The county ticket is: Senator
John Chenoweth; representatives, H
II. CummiHs, Henry Reimers, r ]
Coonrod and Ed. Roos; Commission.
ers, First district, R. D. Mckee; sec.
ond, Frank Fouch; third, Ed Mo,
din; clerk, ]. ]. Gardner; sheriff
Frank Mauritz; treasurer, C. ]
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09
no ALL MY FRIENDS.

Words are Inadequate to express
my feelings and sincere gratefuiness
for tho 1oval support given fighting
for my nomination to the last often.
On daenIv appreciate the perfect
and almost unanimous support given
~ home that I do not feel the sting
OF defeat.
L. NJ. LYON.
September 1st, 1910.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09
Hard to Collect.

The world owes every man living.
but you've got to rise up at the break
of day to collect it.-Atlanta (Ga.l
Constitution
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

el,aa a.oJ. ootices ....:...... et'OV
ig,nh ,tntementa. legal rates
A other legal notices at the rate
established by the laws of the state OF
Idaho: that Is $500 per folio firSt n
5ttfnrnl Insertion. A folio consists Of
ne inch solid nonpareil. or co words
No other rates recognized by the hrm
except on written contracts.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-09-09

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word per issue. .,. .,,o., tso,.
less than 20 cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
PLEASANT VALLEY
SCENE OF PRETTY
WEDDING EVENT

The home OF MIR. and Mrs. Horace
Atkinson in Pleasant Valley was the
scene of pretty wedding Saturday
evening, when Miss Mona Thompson
of Cincinnati was married to Clyde
c. Ramsdell.
The ceremony was performed at :
o'clock by hev r.. J Hunter of the
Presbyterian church. The couple
We're attended by Mrs. Rose Eames
and Will Viner and the bridal party
stood in a bay window. from which
was suspended wedding bells.
Refreshments were served after
the ceremony. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ramsdell
and son OF Michigan parents and
brother of the groom. MIR, and Mrs.
George Winnebar and Miss Harding
of Num-.
The groom is the foreman of the
Union Pacific construction work. The
bride came here recently from Gin
cinnati For the present the couple
Will be at home at the Marlborough.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
WOODCRAF'T WOMEN
MET ON FRIDAY

Friday was the regular social
meeting OF the Women OF Woodcraft.
There was an excellent program rem
dered. consisting of solo by Miss
Thompson: farce General Wash
ington, His Wife and Servants"
Grafton "A Plea for the South" Miss
Pemberton; solo. Alice Clegg: ora
tion. Robert Burns" Miss Norton:
whistling solo, Mamie Rowe: Wash
lngton's Christmas" Robert Clegg.
There were 100 ladies present and
a pleasant afternoon was spent. The
entertainment and refreshments were
in charge OF Mrs. John Ferguson.
Mrs John Vinegar. Mrs. Stratton.
Mrs. w. T, Watkins. Mrs. Wfllus
Thompson, Mrs. Elmer Rowe. Mrs.
Clegg, Mrs. Emma Miller. Mrs.
Shearer Mrs. Henry Orr.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
CLAIM HUSBAND
IS MOST ABUSIVE
CASE TO COME Up TOMORROW
Parties Are Well Known About the
County of Weld

or interest because of the fact that
The parties concerned are well known
about Weld county is the divorce
case which comes up in the district
court today. when Lucretia A,
Brewer is suing William NJ Brewer
for divorce.
Divorce is asked on the grounds OF
cruelty and ii is alleged in the COM
plant that Brewer beat his wife into
unconsciousness and that as soon as
she revived he threw her out OF the
house.
There is one child, Edward o.
Brewer. In an alleged settlement
which the couple made on October
II, 1909, the custody of the child
and much of the husbands property
was turned over TO the wife The
couple were married in Fort Lupton
February IS, 1901.
Attorney Joseph c. Ewing repre- |
sents the plaintiff and Attorney |
Charles Southland the husband
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
nevOtie Party

Mr. and Mrs. Duane DeVotie en-
tertained at delightful party at
their ranch home Saturday night.
The game of the evening was 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith and Miss
Rachel milford drew for the first
prize, and Mrs. Smith was the sue
cessful contestant. The prize was n
Washington birthday box of can
dy. The BOBBY prize, which was won
by Wilson Elmer, was n portrait of
depicted on a 2-cent
stamp. The tally cards were hand
made and were in the form of hatch
cts. Miss Florence DeVotie and Mrs.
Dan Scott of Greeley were among
the guests.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
Ault Social Event.

Ault. Feb. 21.-With the advent
of Washington's birthday number OF
pleasant social affairs have taken
place. This afternoon Miss Margaret
Carlson was hostess at a George
Washinton party given at the home
OF Mrs. Jens Jeremaissen The
guests were young women of Miss
Carlson's Sunday school class at the
church. Miss Julia
Hubbell also entertained her class
OF little girls at a Colonial party this
afternoon.
The Ault Reading club met this
afternoon with Mrs. j. w Craig.
The club members are studying Whit
tier and LOngfellow and the papers
and discussions of the afternoon
were on that topic. One half of the
members take part at each meeting.
The members OF high school
club arranged and successfully car
ried out surprise party on Profess
sor Alps Friday night
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
MANY BIRDS ARE FOUND
DEAD IN THE COJTNTRY

Why were so many of the little
brown birds found dead in the coun-
Try Ihursday?' is the query which
Is coming from the farmers about
Greeley Thursday was the first day
they had been noticed, and they
were found in great numbers on the
roads in the country.
The bodies were not injured, as
they are occasionally found. from fly
ing against the telephone wires, and
II is supposed that they were frozen
ourlng the sudden cold spell We'd
nesday night, when the mercury
cropped to ID degrees below.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
LA PAIOMA" NAME OF
LUPTON'S LATEST CLUB

Fort Lupton. Feb. 2l.--"La Pa
Iona" is the name of the latest club
organized among the young women
OF Fort Lupton. The membership
is confined to ten girls of the young
er set, some OF them being still in
school. The club was organized at
the home of Miss Ethel Corcoran.
and many good times have been plan
ned for the future. The first social
event given by the club will be n
dance at Convention hall on the even
ing of February %.
7 The members o. the Thursday AIT
erpoon club and their respective hus-
bands were entertained at Colonial
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
j. Rhode Thursday night The guests
appeared in Colonial costumes. and
the cherry tree held the place OF
honor. A delicious supper was serv-
ed. There were forty-three guests
present. The committee on arrange
ments We're Mesdames S j. Rhode.
Fred Griffith and II. l.. Twombley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
IosEpH W. MILLER MD
MISS MAE SANFORD MANN

:. As the one Of the third gen > !.
). Grafton to he welded on Fen :,
!. ruary 90, Joseph w Miller was .
:. married Wednesday to MISS >
:. Mae sanford at the countr! >
). home of the brides parents Mr' >
:. and Mrs. Meade Sanford, MT, :,
:. Miller's parents were married >
:. on February %, and his grand >
:. narents we're married on the :
). same day OF February nearly :
:: century ago. The date mas >
:. grown to be one Of tradition IN ::
:. the Miller family, and II is prob =
:. able that in the future the day :
:. will be set aside as one OF Mt =
!. ting celebration Of the weddings =
!: of many generations in the same =
!. family. Both young folks are :
!. we'll and favorahly known =
!. throughout the county, =
5. :. :. :. :. = . !. = = = = = = : : >
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
Delta Psi

Members OF the Delta Psi frater-
nlty were hosts of dinner party
frloay evening at the Episcopal rec
tory The four course dinner, which
was given in honor of the young ladv
friends, was cooked and served bv
'he fraternity boys. George p. Young
was postmaster and toasts were re-
spohded to by Dee NJ. Hibner, James
honkel and Jesse Beattie. Prof. II.
v. hanna gave a talk and Mr.. Hall
sang solo The evening closed by
coilege songs by the boys.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
J. v. II. BROWNIES
SALE DATES

Thursday. Feb. 2i.--Five miles
east, two miles north of Ault-
Horses, cattle and farm implements
CHARLES f. MEYER. Owner.
Friday. Feb. 25.-Four miles east
of Greeley, one-half mile east OF
cemetery-Horses. cattle. imple-
ments, etc. ALBERT LAWRENCE
Owner.
Monday, Feb. 2S.-Two miles west
one-half mile south OF Greeley
Horses, cattle and farm implements.
j. G. STEPHENS. owner.
Tuesday, March Eight miles
southwest of Greeley-Horses, cat
tie. hogs and farm implements VIM.
CLEGG. owner.
Wednesday. March ct h r e e
miles east of Ault-25 head extra
good horses and mules. implements.
etc. This is our hral wind-up sale.
d. X. WYATT, Owner.
The square dealing with the pub
lie that has brought me these sales
unsolicited, will be continued
through all my sales. See sale bills
for particulars
j. V. ~. BROWNE, Auctionccr
Res. Phone Greeley BO7
Office Phone Greeley .S:s
Dining car at all these sales with
good hot lunch.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
RANCH SOLD AT
AUCTION EAST OF
SUGAR FACTORY

= An unusual method of dspos- :.
= ing of land was resorted tn >.
4 Tuesday when G.. G.. Warner >.
= sold his ranch east of the Sugar :.
= factory at Auction to the high >.
:. est bidder There is As acres >.
= In the tract which was sold to >.
\ w. II. Woman, for the sum OF :.
= $7,400. Tho place has been :.
+ used for raising onions and =
+ other market vegetables in large 1.
+ quantities. =.
+ : :. I. + + - !. i. f. :. :. = :. >. >. :,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
BAPTIST SOCIAL COMPLETE
SUCCESS IN EVERY SENSE

The Washington birthday social
gifen by the ladies of the BAPTIST
church at the home of Mrs. d. A.
Camheld Friday evening was large
ly attended and was a success in ey-
cry way An excellent program was
rendered, consisting of piano solo,
Mrs. Josephine Neutze: vocal solo.
Mrs. Ruth Thompson; cornet solo.
/. .. Glazier; recitation, Mrs. T. r.
Gossett; vocal solo. Miss Lillian
Mueller; piano solo, Miss Elizabeth
Camfeld, and several selections bv
Miss Delbridge, Theodore Glazier
and Miss Camfield. Nice refresh
ments we're served during the even
ing. There We're over 100 guests
present.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
NEW DISTRICTS
BEING CREATED

For the purpose Of locating four
new school districts in the southern
part of the county County Superin-
tendent Harrison viii leave on an
extended trip this week \ new
school will probably be created al
Highlandlake. another al the Snlli-
van ranch. a third west of the Wat
tenberg school and a fourth in the
Hudson district
Mr.. Harrison's last trip took him
through the northern and western
end Of the county, where he found
things progressing most satisfactor-
lily. 1t is said that there has never
been time when there was greater
activity in school work than there
is in this county at the present time
The citizens OF the county are |
thoroughly alive to the educational |
needs of the section, interest having
been stimulated through the work
If the educational authorities of the
ounty
At this time Weld county shows
IS fine educational advantages as
ny county in the state and improve
nents are being continuously made
which will make the county the first
n the state
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
Fort Lupton

ID. E. Young, formerly of Fort
Lupton but now of Denver, spent
Saturday here.
MISS Della Twombley, who attends
.he state Normal school, is spending
the holidays at home.
Mrs. II. c. Hargrave OF Sollsbrook,
0alif'' ls visiting in Fort Lupton
Rev. B. w. Bonell, rector of Trim
NY parish, Greeley, held services at
ne Mission church here Friday night.
frank Cummings went to Denver
FRIDAY and returned Sunday with a
lew automobile.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24

Not expecting his friends to be-
lieve such big fish story without
some proof. W. B. Starr OF Greeley
had his photo taken with 30O-pound
Jew fish which he captured at La
Jolla. Calf, and has sent the pic
ture to II. II. Withey. The fish stands
considerably higher than a mans
Jew fish or sea bass. MIR. and Mrs.
Starr are spending the winter at La
JOlla
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
SEWERS THUMB WHILE
SPLITTING WOOD

While choppins wood at his rome
on the west side last Friday Ches-
ter Powers, the lS-year-old SON of
II. l.. Powers, suffered the loss of
his right thumb. The young man
was choppipg with his left hand and
he had placed the stick of wood on
the block
In some way his thumb got be-
tween the block and the axe and
completely severed that member
from his hand. The young man was
given such medical attention as was
needed and II is said that tlara Is
small reason to lear that comoIica-
tions will set in.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
MICROBES IN THE SCALP
The Latest Explanation Is That Mi
crobes Cause Badness

The Latest Explanation Is That vi
crobes Cause Badness
Professor Unna OF Hamburg, Ger
many, and DR.. Sabourand OF Paris
France, share the honor of having
discovered the hair microbe.
Badness is not caused through a
few weeks work of these hair mi
Crobes, but is the result OF condi-
lions brought about by their pres
ence. Badness may not occur untA
years after the microbes began work
but Il is certain TO come sooner or
later
The microbes cut of the blood
supply They feed on the fatty mat
ter about the roots of the hair,
through which the blood is obSorbed
Finally the fatty matter is consumed
the food supply of the hair is gone
and it staryes and finally dies
Resorcin is one of the most effec-
tive germ destroyers ever discovered.
Beta Naphthol is a most powerful,
yet absolutely safe germicide and an
riseptic, which prevents development
Of germ matter. and creates a clean,
healthy condition.
Piocarpine although not a color |
ing matter or dye. is an ingredient |
well established for its power 10 re-
store natural color to human hair
when loss OF color has been caused
by disease
BoraX, because OF its well-Geiined |
znftaninr "a
Is most useful in the treatment OF
scalp and hair diseases. Glvcer.ne
acts as stimulant to the hair bulbs.
and has soothing. healing and nonr- (
lShins influence Alcohol is indis-
pensable in medicine because of its
stimulating and preserya-
tive qualities
We want every one who has scalp
or hair trouble to try Rexall "g3"
Hair Tonic, which contains all these
ingredients. II it does not give YOU
satisfaction in every par
ticular, we will return every penny
YOU paid us for it, for the mere ask
ing and without question or formal
ity.
or course you understand that
when We say that Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic Will grow hair we do not refer
TO cases where the roots are entire
iy dead. the pores of the scalp clos
I'd, and the head has the shiny ap-
pearance of a billiard ball, In cases
ike this there is no hope. In all
other cases of badness Rexall "93"
7alr Tonic will grow hair, or cost
the user nothing. Two sizes, so
cents and s1.00. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in Gree
ley only at our store,-The Rexall
store. Gilbert's Drug Store.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
MEET
IN EATON pNy

Eaton, Feb. l9-In the ind Il
of the Mothers Congress, Mrx An
ME l. Hersey of Denver. pred 6dan
of the Colorado branch lecturer be
.ore the members of the Woh 90
club, which belongs to the stat& "a
GRAFTON, Friday afternoon Mrs{ Her
sey is anxious to secure create o.
operation between parents and + H.
ers. and the public schools wert S.
missed in time for the teachfs 't
attend the club meeting.
Preliminary STEPS were takeb o.
ward organizing brauca on, b.
Mothers Congress- hero. and Yrs
Willus Eaton was appointed ID lool
after further action in the matter
The Mothers Congress ma
tional organization and recettlg helt
national convention at Nashing
ton. Mrs. Hersey is Coloradj pres
ident and is earnestly furtheriug tn.
work of the congress in h. tate
She will be in Greeley next week.
The meeting was the regullr meet
ing of the club, but many .uest.
We're present.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
DUBLIo rRUsTEE'sA1

Whereas. Geo W Wafper.
County OF Fremont and slil,
by his certain Deed 81
August third, 1909, and REG
office OF the Clrrk and kr,e1
County. on October lsi l%
ON page a5, convey 10 me ~
OF Weld County. the ioilgea
property, TO wit lhe tn
Northeast Quarter Of n
Township three. North q
seven, West OF the oth n
County. Colorado. togs'gi| n
shares ottho capital STOCK "
Ditch Company, and I y
capital stock OF the talmsA ,l,sA
Ditch COMPANY, and all 9'.n
rights belonging to ana ~
land: excepting and resen
land in the immediate SoI,I, ~,
containing two acres o. -. N
by metes and bounds As ,,,s ~
Weld County records 10 Wv, ~.
six promissory notes p,nbI pahIs
with said Trust Deed pa! !,s, sv.t
80. J. Smith lor me s, afs,It, /,
$4,000. with Interest ths'ryI ~
thereof until PAID, A. ami
annum, interest payan,il,, su
And Whereas, Dtiaun; n In
BY the said grantoir I y !, saw .Nysua \,
tie periormanCe OF the to,sp, 7, !
ditions imposed upon l'% IN l
oi the said Trust Deeaa, isd
that said grantor has n,asS ,aS 4
notes secured by said hpaS pesSSJi ai
the covenants IN sHiu wv
been violated; ,. Iag,l ht
And Whereas, ! ne .,ad ,s.d b
Indebtedness repfgsse,th,iI;acTrt III Trt
has filed with SAID fuu'o' ,n a,t
and demand in WITHIN ttssIr
default. and electine ~ " aid
d. hi represented 6y sT al 4
interest thereon to da,e .i,,' he
payable. and demanding hlgSssd'
land under said lrust; ;.e III i. b
Now, therefore, notice Gneo,iee,
that pursuant to said noty', nv \
demand, and under in am" hr al
authority vested ~ h,J,e hl,o1 NJ
and the law. / 7. W is'sji ID,
OF said County WI, WI, N, put
scribed land lor i.i1I f''r' at # ,bel
to the highest biuI,sll,,, - ~ ind
aCounty Court housy'jn
Weld and State 81 ,h S3,oii iiSiO, @ a
the iith day Of Maren, ., ,nn. an ior
ino'clock in the forenoon rem iHntsr
OF paying SAID not9Dsji '~iil
nenses OF this sale anu Grsrtidc
purchaser thereof a, = ided By
chase therefor as pt", p, febr
Dated at Greeley, coIo1P + Il.
Public Trustee Of Wen Iy GrpeI
First publication 'n nnpbiica
Feb 10, 1910; IAs'
10. 1910,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
sbov. n,maa nlsi,,;s :.

above named plaintiff. in
Court OF Weld County, S,ats|
and ans wer the complain,,1
thirty days after the seryl
served Within the State Of n
publication: or, If served oul
OF Colorado. within fifty n
service hereof, exclusive 4
service; or said action may
set for trial the same Is |
appearance had been made I
been Joined on such comp.ll
The said action is brousn|
to obtain n decree OF diyon1
the bonds OF mairimony I
between plaintiff and DELE
ground OF desertlon, as Vi
appear from compliant 10
which reference : here M
OF which is hereto attache.
And you are hereby no,iS
fail tn appear. and To an
complaint as above r'ga
plaintiff will apply TO IL
relief therein demande.
Given under my hauA
said Court, at GreeR, "a
this 10th day OF JanuarA
seal .o,,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24

Mrs. b. f. Noll, who has been vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
stone. returned to her home in Dem
YER Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
EXTENSION OF TINE
GRANTED TO GREELEY

City Attorney Joseph C. Ewing
was notified Wednesday that tn,
city has until April 4 in which to file
an answer to the Union Pacific petit
ton for an injunction against the
city of Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24

Mr' and Mrs. j. Scott Thompson
entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing. The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Soaring, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Scott.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24

Don't forget j. G. stephens sale
OF horses. cows, farm implem, pts.
etc, two miles wes' half milo nth
of Greeley
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
state OF Colorado, County OF Weld. y. n.
In the District Court.
Mary WeGtenberg. Plaintiff,
- versus
Ohristopher Westenberg. Defendant.
The People Of the State Of Colorado. to
Cnrlstopher WestenberR. the defendant
You are hereby required to appear In
An action brought against you by the