Pacific Coast Excursions and Land Offers
Daily low round trip rates to Portland Seattle Tacoma San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. New schedule saves a business day to the Pacific Northwest. Land rates 40 to 50 per acre for irrigated Big Horn Basin Wyoming with soil rich timber and coal. Conducted excursions first and third Tuesday monthly. Address LD Clem Deaver general agent Landseekers Information Bureau Omaha. S A Wright agent Alanes Web W L Wanerty GPA Omaha Net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Puget Sound
Pacific Northwest
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Hemingford Social Notes and Local Distinctions
Hemingford residents report visits from Waller Weis e from Stonk county and others from Canton and Sioux county. Attendees gathered for I O O F installation and a well attended Odd Fellows hall event. Ball game viewing in Alliance and entertainment by the Chicago Glee Club are noted along with visits to relatives and changing weather delaying a Donlap picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Bean
Olds
Broken Bow
Mrs Miller
Warren
Agate
Harlow
Green
E. L. Everett
H. E. Jones
Alliance
Bloomer Girls
Dr. Little
KB. Green
T. Hedgecock
C. W. Brown
Chicago Glee Club
Eggers
K. L
Pierce
O. J. Scribner
Lettie Carey
Mayme Miller
Lee Austin
Kustin
Glee Club
Fourth of July Celebration on Hier Ranch in Sand Hills
A Long Valley community report describes the Hier ranch Fourth of July celebration with a flag forty feet high, a parade led by Johnnie Maycock, Miss Bessie Maycock as Goddess of Liberty, and riders including Bennie Keeler and Gladys Hier. There was a large swing, a plentiful dinner, ice cream and lemonade, and evening fireworks enjoyed by twenty residents from five families. The note mentions Henry Hier as a carpenter building a cave, and Mr. Leistrite beginning a story and a half house nearby as Illinois settlers hold a homestead six miles south of Lakeside. Rain earlier in the sand hills damaged gardens but caused no harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wambaugh
Leistrite
Illinois
Long Valley
Lakeside
Hier Ranch
Ty Little Johnnie Maycock
Bessie Maycock
Liberty
Bennie Keeler
Gladys Hier
Sand Hills
Marsland News Highlights Local Visitors and School Plans
Dr Curtis the veterinarian had business in Marsland Friday. Stock Solicitor Crane visited, Mrs Barton returned to Sheridan. A Sioux City insurance man toured the area with Clatter. Miss Louie McGogy will assist in McGogy Poole Co. store. Weir from Sioux County delivered a windmill and tank for his Ashbrook homestead. Miss Kennedy and Nation will teach in Marsland schools. No school in Dist 61 next year due to lack of children. A Nye wreck reduced three cars to kindling. a broken wheel blamed. Mrs Burns to teach in Taylor district for $55 monthly. September carnival to feature stock men. Cattle dipping rules noted. Jack Merlin met with Wm Popp. Popp's brother Henry's remains returned. Mr and Mrs C A McGogy to Portland for health benefit, may stay a year. Grandpas Willis and Cons to Sioux County to build sod or frame homes. Mayor C C Smith and partner Lester assisted in horse trade near Alliance. W Wiltke finishing interior work at Richie hotel and Evans house. Dr H Oglevie injured hand in gasoline engine accident. amputation performed. he was taken to Alliance. Sincere community sympathy expressed for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Nye
G. M. Burns
Taylor
Box Butte
Jack Merlin
Wm. Popp
Blue Hill
Henry Popp
Grandps Willis
Cons
John
Sioux County
C. C. Smith
Alliance
Ft. Robinson
Lester
Wm. Wiltke
Richie Hotel
Charles Evans
Wiltke
H. Oglevie
Willis
Atchison Daily Wit Reflections on Fortunes and Folly
A collection of quips and sayings from Atchison figures. Notes mock pride in wealth and success, warn about gossip, and recount stories of local characters including a fortune seeker dubbed Lucky Dog who later fled creditors after wealth turned to bankruptcy.
Chadron Academy Catalog Offer in Chadron Nebraska
An advertisement for Chadron Academy in Chadron Nebraska invites enrollment in classical scientific normal business and musical courses with light expenses and good teachers. It urges readers to send for the catalog to learn more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron Academy
Chadron
Nebraska
Fairview Folks Report Visits and Smalltown Notes
Will Lorance suffers a fourth ruined by the momps. Mrs. George West visits friends in the city this week. Mrs. Fred Nason visits Mrs. Wm. Rost Jr. on Wednesday. Mrs. Will Lorance visits her mother near Dunlap this week. Fred Hadley assists John Lorance Jr. with his crop this season. Ambrose Hadley plans a Hot Springs visit next week. Rev. Jordan of Alliance will preach in Fairview Sunday at eleven. Col Manger is out looking for a sofa pillow tired of resting his head on his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Thorpe and Son
O. T. Hedgecock
J. T. Butler
Alliance
Will Lorance
George West
Fred Nason
Wm. Rost, Jr
Dunlap
Fred Hadley
John Lorance, Jr
Ambrose Hadley
Hot Springs
Rev
Jordan of
Fairview
Col. Manger
Chadron Academy Targeting Higher Earnings
A Chadron Academy notice in Chadron Nebraska invites readers to pursue higher earning capacity from $30 to $100 through offered programs and guidance. The message emphasizes opportunity and local access at Chadron, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron Academy
Chadron, Neb
High-Class Short-Horn Bulls for Fall Delivery
J. G. Brentzer of Broken Bow Nebraska advertises a car load of thirty yearling bulls from one to three years old for fall delivery. Twelve to twenty bulls available at $100 each with buyers choosing. Brentzer offers two month conditioning with oats and alfalfa and wintering at home, trade from December. He notes his herd earned fourteen ribbons including a first and fifth in open competition at the State fair in September 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Brentzer
Broken Bow
Neb
Automobiles to Trade for Land Offers in Nebraska
Three automobiles to trade for land advertised by J Crarrenaver of Marsland and B E Johnson of Hemingford after recent Omaha purchases. Johnson and Acme mower and binder inventory, twine also offered. Local dealers urge inspections and pricing. Also advertises Crystal Picture Parlors entertainment and alcohol prices in Bridgeport Nebraska including Fowlston contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. J. Crarrenaver
B. E. Johnson
Hemingford
Omaha
Johnson and Acme
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd C. Thomas
Rumer Block
Fred Brennan
Wm. James
Pacific Coast
Canada
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
S. A. Wright
Agt
Alanes
Web
W. L. Wanerty, G. P. A
Omaha Net
W. F. Waller
Co. R. Weise
Stonk County
Rev. Eggers
Crawford
Mre
Broshar
Canton
Bev Curtis
Powell
Johnie Bausley
Dr. Eikner
C. H. Habbell
I. O
Gladys Burleigh
Mrs. Barlew
Regina
C. J. Wildy
H. B. Wildy
Mesdames Gilman Mounts
John O'Keefe
McCorkle
Mrs. Bean
Mrs. Gilman
RENO
Henry Hier
Mrs. Maycock
Marsland
Dr. Curtis
Crane
W. P. Barton
Sheridan
Wyo
Stevens
Sioux City
Clatterback
Louie McGogy
L. T. Poole
McGogy, Poole Trading Co
Weir
Ashbrook
Atchimsom Globe Sights
Drake Watson
Atchison
Pelos
Livingston Revere
Lily of the Valley
J.a.mallery
James Graham
Kaldal Brothers
Cow
J. Rowan
Crystal Picture
Krug
Luxus
Bridgeport
P. Fowlston
G. W. Zobel
Dray Line
Geo. Darling's
GEO
W. Zobel
H. Nelson
Alliance, Nebr
Box Butte A Hospital
Metriska
Obsietrics
Bertrade B. Cherchill
Mary E. Smalley
Edith
Swan
Laramie Avenue
G. W. Mitchell
L. W. Bowman
First National Bank Block
Alliance Nebraska
H. A. Copley
M. D
Gence
Chas. E. Slagle
Bellwood
Geo. J. Hand
Homeopathic
Homeopathic Hospital
University of Iowa
Alliance Shoe Store
Churchill & Thornton Physicians and Surgeons
J. E. Moore
Fletcher Block
Thornton
B. F. Lockwood Undertaking
Funcral
Res. 205 Alliance
Guy H. Lockwood
Chicago School of Embalming
B. F. Lockwood
F. Hornburg
William Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
Eugene Burton
R. C. Noleman
First Nal'l Bank Blk
Itc. Alliance
Broome Law and Land Attorney
U. S. Land Office
H. M. Bullock
Smith PF. Tuttle
Tuttle & Tash, Attorneys AT Law
Aliaanue, Neb
Remo Merchasta
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