The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-09-25

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American Indians at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Z. 0rsenAaies. oe
Longmont celebrated thsir golAsa
wedding.
Russians Of Greeley. II 10 reported,
are cutting the cost Of living BY eating
sunflowsr seeds instead Of peanuts.
The parcel post carried 194 boxes
II apples and grapes from Grand
junction to Breckenridge In one day,
ecently.
Two men and two boys were ~
ended by ths police surgeon II oss
lay. All were victims Of automobile
ccidents.
John Cusalo and Leon Winkls are
n the county Jail at Greeley follow.
ng fight with Alfred Lipan over
Miss Mary Coffroth
The discovery by a watchman OF
the body of an unidentified man on
the Grand avenue grade crossing at
Pueblo, leads the police to suspect
foul play.
Renewing courtship which was ~
gun fifty years ago. Constantine r.
csple. aged sixty-seven. and Mrs.
Mary Rees. slxty-five years old, were
married at Pueblo.
Fire destroyed three stables near
he paddock at Overland park in Den
yer and threatened the pavilion and
club house. The flames caused . dam.
age estimated at $500.
The Longmont sugar factory has
started on the longest run in its his
Tory. Bsets from 10000 acres are to
be handled, which means the slicing
Of upwards Of 25o.ooo tons.
Charged with forging 700 names to
the petitions which sought to refer the
Alamosa county bill, Julius Goldburg.
twenty, was arrested and lodged in
the city Jail At Denver.
As result Of the precipitation into
the coming election Of the wet and
dry" issue at Grand Junction war all
along the line against the violation OF
the liquor laws has been declared, =
With two recall petitions now in the
hands Of the Pueblo city council. and
two commissioners to be elected this
fall. candidates for office made their
appearance during the last week with
regularity.
W. Gould Brokaw. who lost a d.
vorcs contest instituted by his beauti-
full wife In New York. n q cousin of
Clarence Pierce Brokaw Of Colorado
Springs. who has also figured in sew.
eral court cases.
The flax grown in the experimental
garden of the Otero County Agricul.
tural Association shows that there is
no longer any doubt but what flax
would be paying proposition on any
farm in the state.
Heir to $4,000 which he now has in
his possession, John Hall, who was for
five years sheepherder In the en-
ploy Of Joseph McCroy, a rancher
living southwest of Hereford, has
gone to Denver where he intends to
make his home.
Miss Beulah Kehtel, seventeen
years old, piqued by the knowledge
that her fiance and girl friend were
planning a trip to the mountains,
drank chloroform at her home, 1892
Stout street, In Denver and died at the
county hospital.
Miners consumption contracted
thirteen years ago while he was an OBJ
scure Austrian miner, working at Sill
yer Plume, caused the death at Cen
tral City Of christopher Cassegranda,
head of the Phillips Mercantile Com.
pany and one of the wealthiest busi-
ness men of Central City He was
forty-nine years old.
The last chapter In an embezzle-
ment case which startled Weld county
and Denver. was written in the Dis.
trict Court in Greeley, when Thomas
F. Miles, formerly a cashier in the
State bank of Severance, was fined
5000 and costs. Miles pleaded guilty
to the charge of embezzlement, when
his trial was all completed.
Il is stated Mrs. Ethel Flenniken,
brunette divorce, who was attacked
two weeks ago at the jewelry counter
in large Denver department store,
where she was employed. and beaten
over the face with a silver bag by
Mrs. Jesse ]. Laton. wife of Den.
yer attorney. because Mrs. Laton be-
lieyed she had stolen Mrs. Laton's
husband, has left the state.