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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
7
Gilcrest and the Union Pacific townsite flourish with wide 100 foot streets a diamond park planting 1500 ash trees and plans for a large future city in Nantes. W F Hines leads commerce including general store creamery and bank while Boise Tucker and Wolf Shuler run shops.
Mrs Fannie Griffen of Troy Alabama reports a twenty year skin disease healed by Chamberlains Salve after visiting several physicians with no improvement. She claims two boxes cured her face and notes the salve is sold by all druggists.
Low rate to Fort Worth and return. Tickets on March 16 and 17 at one fare plus 8 percent, valid thirty days. Write for particulars. T. KE. Fisher, G. P. A.
Peckham twelve miles south of Greeley is a thriving farming hub with a general store implement house creamery lumber and coal yard and a post office. Keyes Mercantile company founder C F Keyes built up the town trading in cheese making and other country needs while C E Youker recently sold his interest to Keyes. W A Bright operates the village blacksmith shop with help from A Bright. A Methodist Episcopal church and biweekly Rev. Coffman services add to the settlement.
Fire swept a one story second hand store owned by J B Westfall in Ault shortly before 2 AM. The blaze destroyed the building and its contents valued at 600. The adjacent Colorado Telephone exchange, home to operators Mrs Morrison and Miss McIvors, suffered heavy damage but people escaped with personal effects. No insurance on the properties owned by R L Pence. Incendiary motive suspected.
William Weilminster owner of the Elk restaurant at 1516 Seventeenth Street Denver was drowned in Andrew's lake near Barr while duck hunting in a leaky boat. Weighed down by a heavy hunting suit and boots he sank after shouting his farewell as fog kept companions from reaching him.
Spring exposes fragile health as kids head outdoors. The ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia from colds, calling it pleasant and safe for children and available at all druggists.
Ruth Devinney daughter of County Commissioner Devinney fractured her arm above the elbow Monday at school in the country. While riding a pony to water with a friend, the horse acted up and threw them. Serena Steele escaped uninjured. Ruth received prompt medical care and is recovering as the bones set.
F Maitland Union Pacific chief engineer oversees construction of a new railroad bridge over the North Platte between LaSalle and Evans. A crew of thirty has worked two months replacing the wooden structure with heavy piling cement abutments and preparing for an iron superstructure to support heavy track work.
Dr. Ella Mead hosted the Epworth League cabinet officers and twenty guests at her home last Friday evening. The group played progressive anagrams toasted marshmallows at the fire place and enjoyed a delightful night.
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