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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

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York 3 misunderstanding and
O'Neil; Ford and Sweeney.
At Chicago-W Washington 8, Chi
cago |. Observation-Disclosures and
Henry; Walsh and Kuhn.
At Detroit-Boston Detroit 2.
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st. Louis 3 Batteries Bender and
Lapp; Petty and Stephens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-07
TO ADMINISTER EDDY ESTATE.
]. E. Fernald, Concord IN. H. Rankefi
Appointed TO Succeed Baker.

Concord, n. H., June 7.-Josiah f. Fer
maid of Concord was appointed admins
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of Bent Fine. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
of Rent Fine. late Of the County OF
Weld. in the State of Colorado. de
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court
OF said Weld County. at the Court
House In Greeley, on Monday. the
Twenty y-secord day OF April. a. y.
1912. at the hour of ten o'clock a. NJ.
OF said day nt which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend Tor
the purpose OF having the same ad.
justed. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
Dated at Greeley. colorado. this
lAth day OF March. a. ID. 1912.
CLARA FINE.
ministratrix Of the estate of Bent
Fine, Deceased.
Chas. c. Townsend, Attorney
First publication In Greeley Trth-
une March 81. 1912; last publication
April H. 1912
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

that he will appear before the County
Court OF said Weld County. at the
County HOUSE Sn Mondsy Gsye'ey the in is,s ssS
day of April. a. p. 1912. at
the hour of 10 o'clock q. m. OF said
claims against said estate are noti-
fied and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greelev. Colorado. this
l1th day of March, A. u. 1912.
OSCAR F. BROMAN.
Executor OF the estate of Frederick
Reinhold, Deceased.
Thomas A. Nixon. John C. Nixon.
Attorneys.
First publication In Greeley Trib-
une March "a. 1912: last publication
April I, 1919.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
SMITH DISTRICT
Tuesday, March l9.

tuesday, March 10.
Mr' Mccall was busy several
Gays last week cleaning the "a,
on the road east and west Tor AZ
lance OF about three miles. from t,n ,h.
smith school house east to tho rsir
play school house. so the mau az. an
risf r.e Fl. could have better travelling
Mr and Mrs. Otis Carlton ill.,.
Mrs. Richard Carroll last Tbnrsse ,s,,en !,
afternoon. fsday
- me dance given by George Pat,
ION last Saturday night was n,,, a..
sur,ess . ,arss AS reports are there was 9
IN nonor OF st. Patrick. 4'ieeo
Next Friday evening. m. Co.
tnere Will be literary at tho mo ma
play school house with yoos ar
,nE, ,a,.,s also fine dialogue by The eoa., has,
is tns invited I'D ,a the eod district. Everybody %
time. nave a good
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
HOW TO GAZE FOR WEAK
CRONCHES OF THE. TREES

Many trees have weak limbs and
develop bad crotches. In some cases
these result from injudicious prun-
ing, while often they are the ex-
preston of the natural habit of the
variety. A familiar sight on our
streets is the leaking of the large
crotches of cottonwoods. There Is
a strain at the point where the two
large limbs meet, hence a partial
splitting, making an opening from
which the sap exudes. This leakage
is unsightly; furthermore, weak
crotches of trees are dangerous to
life and property. Especially Is this
true in our climate with its high
winds and heavy, wet SHOWS.
In most cases weak crotches may
be easily braced. There 10 = right
and . wrong way to do this. 1t II
not uncommon to see the two parts
held together by chain or iron
band. These will serve t.e purpose
for q while, but subsequent growth
and increase in the thickness of the
tree will cause injury. The por-
tions of the tree, bound. will grad
ually become choked to death. The
food which is made by tho leaf ID
obstructed In its course down the
stem. AS a result, more wood is
formed above the band than below
causing bulge and ultimately the
death Of the part affected.
A better method of Strengthening
weak crotch is to run an iron rod
through the two limbs which form
the undesirable crotch. A hole ID
bored through the two limbs = shor,
distance above the crotch. Thil
hole should be made to at the rod
~ nearly as possible; this hole will
not injure the tree. The rod should
have q large head At one end and
be threaded for . large nut at the
other. The rod 10 inserted and the
nut screwed up tightly. A one
inch rod will support tremendoul
strain. but the size will depend, o.
course, upon the size of the linn b,
| to be braced.
w. W. ROBBINS,
Colorado Agricultural College, For,
| Collins.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
NOTICE or FINAL ~ :
Avn DIFFERENTIATION
HEIRSHIP
No. iSS
In the Matter Of w h'

In the Matter OF IN. h"
Ho,icn 4, h,. Is Hereby Given, ,,ii
1912, at the hour OF ans :. Of tst
dav. the same beng s ub' Term !
lar anys Of the Mati'r roun,y,
En,,rtv a. Court Of Weld v."
S"unS Colorado, !. har
stnte Sy,rafrix OF said es,aa .,a
AdministSrt'' hstrrS the Judge Of s4', J
nresent II. final st', ,ss apprs(
administrators, pray ,h ,bsn asl
ihn same, and VIII ",Imini.u
.,Hise,,,argsd Az as such .s Nss aus 1
HiSe,.g' n.hish time and place and nd \
~ ,v,ar"si wn,T may appear L ~ snl
objections 10 'ne j
be, And Further So,iss II and s'ai, ~
ON Tbat at said tibat ma htaf |
Court ,,iHg ne heirs % III ar lid
concernlh- fbe verih'd y
pursuant l,,rsirrsd MARY Il
claimant as heir AZ sr"d herein
e,a onas"d heretofore n,,v, n,,,'v,,Tent y
CO. a judicial nseei 'Ss,slrship "
,n terminn,,d ard from which : ! 'ail,sl
estate NIIsn. Elmer II N
MAR NM II Allen and Gs,i Gtaanir c'I
n.rthoud. Iariin,I deceased, ID
a,a ny heirs OF salu say ard !.
"' W Therefore "" """i,ln % n
sons who arc M ~ iueips p N1
ntaseS. a, saT are hereby IfJiG IlsiSe he u
eeasSu 9 n.nr Iherent or =, apiu p,ibuSreor,
appsn' ,,an Sf the court colorl.,.s;,
nal,oi, nsfcd ' nj Gresls,y-, l. D III
18th day oI MARN ,t, az &
Asministrutriy \ oI oIs,d
p T. az ! Green, Att'rhig'idrctEs iT
First puuliea,i5i,In lat %1
an. March We
April 4. 1915
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
MASTERS
Friday, March Is.

LAiuoy, MdTCu 10.
c. L. Waite and A. r. Mackey
were Greeley visitors Saturday.
Miss Marion Brink of Greeley
was the guest of Miss Mollie Hilder-
man last week.
Miss Esther Lowering spent the
weeks end with Miss Anna Cbaffin,
John Carlson left Wednesday for
Chicago with another shipment of
lambs.
On Sunday Miss Anna Chaffin en-
tertained with a dinner,
Smith Thompson is home for .
short visit. Mr.. Thompson has
rented the Watson place for the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Gleason are
visiting friends and relatives IN
Kansas for a few weeks,
Mrs. w. E. Day entertained re-.
Gently In honor Of Mr.. Days birth
day. The guests numbered 2l and
thoroughly enjoyed the excellent
turkey dinner.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
IN THE COUNTY corr
No. 3134

No. 1884
State Of Colorado.
County OF Weld.
ANNA GALADuCHINA. !
Plaintiff.
Versus sd
BABEL GALApUCHlNA,
Defendant.
The People Of the State Of d
To Babel GaiaduChina. the
ant above named, GREETlN
You are hereby required to |
in an action brought against
the above named plaintiff.
County Court OF Weld Count
OF Colorado, and answer th@
plant therein within thirty Ia
the service hereof II served
the State Of Colorado or By I
tion: or, II served out Of the
Colorado, within nifty days Al
service hereof, exclusive Of !
of service. or said action q
regularly set for trial the
though such appearance hs9
made and issue lad been j,
such complaint j
The said action is brought D
tin 10 obtain decree OF divoly
solving the bonds Of mairimc1
existing between plaintiff and
ant. on the ground that defend
been guilty OF extreme ana
acts of cruelty toward me
by committing assaults ana
ON the person OF this plainna
year 1906 and 1906 at thelr
home at that time, ana py con
adultery with divers pefsCM
which has resulted in The inh9
mental suffering on ne pMn
Also to obtain for plalnuI
of the minor child, AnatAi'a
duchina. as will more 'ally
from umplaiut in sad ae3
which reference is mere maa.i i
And YOU are hereby no'la..
Won fail to appear. and 10 am
said complaint as above irq,.
said plaintiff will apply ,,S 70
FOR the relief therein dsmas't
Given under my hahu a.
in said County. this lS'h Gay
ruary, \, d. 1871: uM@
Attv. ,or Pl
First publication in :, e''slaI ras
une March Z. 1872, Ias' w.
March rs. 1919,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
THE PRESIDENT A.. THE FOR.
Est RANGER

AZ go about the state and into
- remote mountain valleys. the
W0Fk Of the forest service is Of great
3nferest Everywhere the big nom
resident cattle men and sheep men
Aro opposed to the management of
tAe national forests, and here and
there q man who is trying to build
- irrigation system has some Just
complaints of the restraints put up
- him. These details of red tape
are perhaps inevitable. But how ID
Il with the smaller man, the one
Who lives within a few miles Of the
forest boundary and has rs to 80
cattle or 200 or 800 or 1000 or
5000 sheep. Everywhere. be it in
Stove Prairie, in the San Juan or
1t Carbondale, the small resident
stOckman, like you and me and the
rest of US, is heartily in favor of the
forest service. For a charge per
year of rs cents head on his cat
tie or 10 cents per head for his
sheep. he has pasturage not over
crowded. with the sheep kept to the
high attitudes away from the cattle,
and the wolves and bears and noun
tain lions kept down by the forest
rangers. There is peace. plenty of
AVOO anu PfOtcCtlOu iIOm the flC0
range monopolizer.
At Carbndale, when We dug our
potatoes last fall one of the best
hands had been a ranger in the
Battlement Mesa national forest,
but had left the service to take up
= homestead in the Plateau valley.
Why had he left the service? The
reason he said was this:
He had been having some trouble
With big cattle men who were trying
TO crowd the range to the damage
Of the actual settlers. At that time
came the news of President Taft's
removal Of Pinchot. Immediately.
the Denver Office became cautious
in the face of transfers and other
hints Of political influence. and the
ranger In the remotest mountain
glade felt that his superiors would
NO longer back him up. This man
said that he was unwilling to en-
force the law against the small
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Grover Growing Greater

A few weeks ago j. NJ. Hollister
Of the Continental Oil company. the
Colorado branch of the Standard.
came to Grover to make arrange
meuts for establishing in Grover an
oil depot. making this place the
principal distributing center for this
mart of the state and southern
Wyoming. After looking the field
over carefully a strip of land IL.
feet square was selected just nortn
of the stock yards, and there VIII
be erected three large supply tanks.
each with capacity OF one ana
half carloads of oil. Two OF these
tanks will be used for kerosene OIL
and the third tank will be for gaso-
line. Later TO rth tank. for the
use OF crude oil, as many crude OIL
burning engines are being installed
In the shallow water districts, Will
be erected, making Grover the most
important Continental town IN this
section OF the codntry. Pine Bluns
has only two tanks; that Is the
number most of the towns have. so
that Grover is considered of much
more importance than any of them.
The establishment in Grover OF
this oil industry will be very bene-
fetal to both town and surrounding
country, and those who think Grov-
er has seen its best days have an
other think coming. Concerns like
the Continental Oil company don't
locate in a sinking ship or a dead
town, and their lead in coming here
viii be followed by other announce
ments of a cheering character be-
fore the year rolls away.
A man and team. with oil tank
wagon, will be employed at the
start, and oil will be delivered by
team to the towns along the Burl-
ington as far east as Raymer and
n far west as Campstool. Wyo..
while Briggsdale and other towns
On the Union Pacific will also be
supplied from here. And ~ the
towns and country grow and de-
velop 80 will the oil business ex-
pand and prosper.
Work on the concrete foundations
for the tanks would have been
started this week had the weather
been favorable. AS the snow is of
% much value to the farmers, no
kick is being registered on that ac-
count, and only causes the smile Of
satisfaction on the Grover face to
become all the more expansive.
Another thing that will be of
considerable help to Grover and
this section will be the opening up
By the Burlington of the gravel pit.
recently purchased from the Grover
Land & Irrigation company. 1t 10
said the Burlington will put on .
work train and crew Just ~ soon
n the weather will permit. and the
work Of surfacing this division with
gravel will commence. A large force
OF men will be employed. and az
headquarters will be ut Grover. the
toWn will feel the beneficial effects
n . greatly stimulated condition Of
basiness.-Tri-City Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
NOTICE OF DISxOlVTvON az Tpss.
INCoHFoRATicN OF THE GREE
LEY GAS COMPANY
Creelev CoIn w.,,h

Greeley. Colo. March rs. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that The
Greeley Gas Company has this dav
pursuant to resolution and order duly
parsed and adopted on this day at q
stockholders meeting called for that
purDose. been forever dissolved ac-
cording to law: that all the debt. OF
said corporation have been fully paid.
and It's property and assets sold and
holders of said corporation.
In witness Whereof. the above no.
tice is given under the seal OF said
by its President. and attestcd nv ~,
Secretary. this 18th day of March. A.
u. 1912.
GEORGE ]. SPEAR.
President.
ALFRED RILEY.
First publication in Greeley rr,b-
une March y. 1912: last publication
April rs. 1912
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
GILL DISTRl.T

Friday, March is.
Miss Susie Steck OF Greeley is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. E. Ken
nedy.
Miss Clara Bunner of Colorado
Springs spent her spring vacation
near Gill at the Blair homo.
The Misses Florence and Hazel
Retsloff OF Greeley and Miss Cecilia
Docksteader and Herman Mapes,
both OF Gilcrest, were the guests Of
Miss Elizabeth Blair Friday and
Saturday and incidentally attending
the play "Our Country, which was
given by the Gill school Friday
night.
Friends of Mrs. Roy Bardwell
will be glad to know that she Is i'm
proving. Mrs. Bardwell was moved
from the Greeley hospital to her
homo east Of GIL Friday.
Miss Ellen Bronson has been d
the sick list for the past three
weeks.
Miss Bertha Blair spent Saturday
and Sunday with Greeley friends.
Merle Alden was = Gill visitor
Sunday evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of Johanna Christina Refnhold. dsceHssd
The undersigned. having been appointed sdrnn-
istrator Of the estate of johanna Christina Rein,
hold. late Of the County Of Wcd. in the state OF
Colorado. deceased hereby gives notice that ne
will appear before ths County Court Of said We'd
County. At the Court House In Greeley. in sa,h
County m Monday the first day Of April. A. u
iai2 at the hour 81 10 clock a. m of said day. At
which time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the anne sdjusted All persons
indehe.d to aid estate arc requested To make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 2srd day oi
February. A. d. 1919.
O7CARF r BROMAN.
AdminIstratov Of the estate Of Johanna Christina
RsinhoSd, deceased.
Thomns A. Nixon. John C. Nixon. Attorneys.
First publication In Greeley Tribune. Feb ~
last puhiication Mareh-1i. 1919.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
::$ We want every Child in Weld Count
LITTLE LOCALS
. + + :: + I. I + = - r +
Wednesday

C. NJ. Jones went to Milliken to
A. H. seely returned today from
a business trip to Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P. York OF
Denver spent Tuesday In Greeley
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gossett lef'
this morning for Warrensburg, no.
for a visit with friends.
judge T. C. Pressly left thi:
morning for Delta. whore he viii
look after his fruit farm near that
place.
Attorney A. H. Harrison has re-
turned from six weeks stay In Mis-
souri, where he has been on legal
business.
Scott Bullard is still confined to
his home by an injury received from
falling from a ladder in his store
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rugh. who have
been at Mineral Wells. Tex. since
he first of the year. left that place
Monday and will visit their son-in-
aw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Drury. in Omaha before re-
turning to Greeley. Mr.. Rugh's
health is improved.
Miss Elizabeth Kitson left this
for an extended trip east.
She will visit in Chicago, spend
,ome time with her parents at Yer
ION, N. Y. stop at other points In
he state and go to New York City
before returning. She expects to
10 away two months,
DR.. George Bruce Halsted will
,ive an address before the Colorado
society Of Denver on
lext Saturday afternoon. March %.
The subject of the lecture will be
Continuity" 1t is expected that
number of Greeley people will be
present at the meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

man II he could not against the Dig
man, and quit the service.
who ia at the helm IN WasaIns
ton Affects every man who lives IN
our mountain valleys and every man
whose water supply depends III
some measure upon the present ana
future forests upon the mountain
sides. ,,.Drp
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
,,srr,Y anlEH',rato an'ela %

.a,,cc ls hereby ,ss icll'sf1
may concern animal va
nS'' near Grsgiey yWSfaS Wy'SS ! isl, sl, 4
on oue NJ. 6ay mare; ,s9 ~ pouud.. n
weiGh, Hiiirbt raise % 'ppa',sH
leg between h ..sa, |
No brand. bginr nrF 50,
said anim4l i3'mct ~ ~,
noard. uulcs' tai2 saia ~
ss'Ggf be :cia As5, y i ips$ s$ai3 as4sss 4
9, sr ,rsTF. ,4g TH65lI'E8, sgIoSF 9Fo ~
- rios Fl CoMMls' penyer
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
SEVERANCE
March l9.

Tuesday. March 10.
A. W. May and. wife left last
week to make their homo near Ker-
sey. We regret losing such good
neighbors but wish them prosperity
in their new home.
Mrs. w. B. Gress. north Of town,
was reported on the sick list the
past week, but is getting better
now.
I. F. Miles and family entertain
ed friends from Windsor last week.
The ladies' aid society met with
Mrs. G. A. Nixon last Wednesday
afternoon.
School closed last Thursday after
noon until Monday. 30 the teach
ers, Miss Smith and Miss McMinn
and Prof. Burbridge. could attend
the Northern Colorado Teacher A.
oocaaAion meeting that was in soo-
sio" at Boulder last Friday and Sat-
urdAy.
VIII Roullard left last week for
seattle. where he intends to locate
what's the matter with the old
camping grounds that all the young
Roullards are leaving?
p. d. Learnard 10 expected back
In . few days from Lancaster, Wis.
y q know .ull well that p. d. could
not stay away from severance three
months and We don't wonder why.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
COUNTY PRESS
ov! Prospects BriGhter
Moro SNOW!

Moro Snow! PrOSpccts bs1&nteT
On the top OF foot OF heavy
SNOW which had fallen during the
Deevious two weeks, another SIX
lnches, wetter and heavier. fell last
sunday night. Light furries con-
tinued during the first half OF the
week and ended with an additional
fall of three inches on wednesday
naght. The fall during the last
loar weeks has been not less Two
feet. and abou. half OF that mas
nelted and soaked into the
Ground, assuring plenty Of moisture.
already accumulated, to start the
nain crops. The crop prospects for
0orthern Colorado are as good as
ever In the history of the country.
-Ault Advertiser.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
searings Like W.shineton

Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Soaring in Tacoma.
Wash. that they are delighted with
the country there. They say the
grass and shrubs are green all win
ter and that the daffodils and crocus
are In bloom and spring hats are
being worn. Mr.. Soaring had charge
OF a green house here for many
years. He is now in the grocery
business in Tacoma.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
Indecndent!

In the future the columns OF this
peper will be run as Independent:
We are not party found, but Will
reserve the right to have the edi-
terial column for our own use.
Other articles whether signed or
aot and placed in these columns are
- always to be credited to US as
ehey may belong to other writer's
Fort Lupton Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

The People of the State OF Colorado.
To Frank Hughes. the defendant
above named. GREETlNG;
In an action brought AGAINST you by
County Court OF Weld County. State
of Colorado. and answer the COM
plant therein within thirty days after
the service hereof. IL served within
the state of Colorado or by publica-
ton: or. IL served out of the State of
Colorado. within ATTY days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day OF
larly set for trial the same ax though
such appearance had been made and
issue had been Joined on such COM
plant.
The said action In brought by plain
tin to obtain . decree of divorce. dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defend;
the minor child Of plaintiff and de-
fendant. A. will more fully appear
from complaint in said action to
which reference Is here made and
copy of which 10 hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
ys,. yoI fail to appear. and to answer % the the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demanded.
Given under our hands at Greeley.
in said County: this l7th day Of Jan
tSgd) DELPHI f. CARPENTER.
tSEd.) HERBERT NJ. BAKER.
First publication in Greeley Trib-
une March ~. 1912; last publication
April L. 1912
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
GILL DISTRICT

The Athletic club met Tuesday
night In the school building. This
athletic movement 10 being directed
by Prof. Curtis. Lunch was served
The Misses Garnet and Edith
Of their friends Thursday even
ing.
8. o. Nelson has purchased . new
gasoline engine.
J. F. English has a new Do
Lavel cream separator.
The Kersey people are going to
give . home talent play In Gill ON
Friday night.
Elmer Hedden spent Sunday with
Greeley friends.
Harold Rogers left yesterday for
California.
The little son of J. f. Lynn IL
seriously III with pneumonia.
The Gill Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. B. F. Mccoy last week. Mrs.
Palmer will entertain at the next
meeting.
The Misses Harrington and Mr..
and Mrs. F.. Palmer were Euests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mattheson on
Sunday.
Rev. Lynn will occupy the Bard
well property. This residence has
been purchased by the Christian
church to be used as a parsonage.
ID. E. Carpenter was greeted with
a full house at the farmers meet
ing Friday night. Senator Carpen-
ter entertained arguments until the
wee small hours OF the night.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Frederick Reinhojd. De-
ceased
The Undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Executor of the estate OF
Frederick Reinhold. late OF the
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
LASAIIE

Ut <s11ys s'UENu To.
Mrs. j. f. Case OF Timnath ston-
ped over here Friday night on her
way to Nebraska on business.
Mail Carried Edie reports that
snow drifts are up to the ton of the
fences along the high roads ma
that he has been obliged to drive
across fields to reach his patrons
Mark Tighe, who has been I,e,.
ing ms rather, w. l.. Tighe, the har-
ness maker. returned to his home in
Loveland Thursday. :"
The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-21
BIG BEND

Saturday, March Is.
Mrs. Dragmar OF Denver is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pumphrey
this week.
Gordie Mcmillan is In Denver on
business this week and his wife 10
visiting friends In Greeley.
Mrs. E. g. Mack and Mrs. Dave
Kentnew have been visiting Mrs. q.
W. Co1man this week.
Miss Nellie George Of Greeley and
Joe Crowley Of Boulder were guests
at the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Coffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kidd enter
tained with q dinner party last Sum
day. There were rs guests present.