Ordination Service and Socials in Norfolk Area
Sunday events included Nordic Sixceen trembera at St Pauls Luth eran church for the ordination of Mr Martins. Community members hosted showers, luncheons, and visits as families prepared moves to Denver and Ames while many attended weddings, funerals, and social gatherings.
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Sixceen Trembera
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Stanton
Paprdvental School
Martins
Mr. Martin
Stanton Church
Norfolk and Stanton
Mrs Mathewson to Host 10 O'clock Luncheon
Mrs D Mathewson will give a ten o'clock luncheon to a company of ladies on Tuesday of next week.
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10. Mathewson
N. A. Rainbolt
Revo
Mirwin Booth
Robert Utter
W. HH
Butterfield
Trifles Become Troubles and Kidney Remedy Advice
A health notice warns that kidney symptoms should not be delayed and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy from Kiesau Drug Co to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes.
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Foley
Poley
Kiesau Drug Co
Harry Loder Breaks Arm at Calumet Restaurant
Harry Loder proprietor of the Calumet restaurant broke his left arm last evening after stepping on a chair to adjust a seat and losing his balance. He fell from the chair while inside the Norfolk establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Harry Loder
Calumet
Norfolk city clerk to undergo tenth surgery next week
Ed Harter of Norfolk will travel to Rochester, Minnesota for another operation on his left leg, the sixth since the injury sixteen years ago and the second in under a year by the Munro brothers. He expects a night in hospital and a quick return home.
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Ed Harter
Norfolk
Elim Wien
Mr. Harter
Munro
Rochester
Minn
Will Mayo
Harter
Id Harter
Nebraska Telephone Company
C. E. Phirnham
Adell
Charles Lodge
Lincoln
John Reardon
Joliet
W. A. Wittigman
Nebraska National Bank
Tigers
Elkinion
J. D. Sturgeon
Madison
Lulu Evans
W. 8S. Compton
Creighton
Fred Kenny
Schuyler
B. L. Loucks
Eugene Zinemer
Pierce
Wm. H
Butte
Verdigre
C. B. Burnham
State Bankers’ Association
Omaha
Henry Haase
Gregory
Winona
Tripp
Middle West
Norfolk Long Distance Telephone Company
State Railway Commission
Enxpress
Smith Brothers
Smith Company
J. 8. Smith
Republican State Central Committee
J. C. Elliott
West Point
W. H. Needham
Bloomfield
J. Howard Heine
Hooper
C. Peterson
R. Antisdel
A. Donovan
N. Irwin
C. Yeazell
T. O'Shea
B. Garret
J. Bates
Rain Freshens Dusty Gregory Ahead of Rush of Visitors
A heavy rain on Saturday eased month long drought in Gregory. The shower will freshen crops and roads, and the Rosebud area is expected to attract thousands of visitors in the coming weeks as Gregory prepares for the event.
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Gregory
M. D
Father Walsh to Battle Creek
Father Walsh to leave Norfolk in about two weeks to take charge of Battle Creek and Tilden churches after rendering valuable services to the Church of the Sacred Heart and the City of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Walsh
Battle Creek
Church of the Sacred Heart
City of
Norfolk
Thomas Walsh
Othe Battle Creek
Tilden Chureties
Norfolk Notes Show Visitors And Local Debates
Local residents visited relatives in Adell Lincoln and Creighton while bankers and clergymen attended events in Lincoln and Omaha. The region noted football lineups Madison high school, teacher shortages in Madison county, and a violent incident in Battle Creek ending with a pistol report.
Savings Bank Habit and Conduct in the Workplace
The text extols prudent money habits and disciplined conduct at work. It emphasizes saving, avoiding gossip, addressing grievances directly with managers, and maintaining health and respect for property while avoiding waste and unnecessary talk on company time. It links savings to stability and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Savings-Bank
Five Government Townsites Picked for Rosebud Reserve
Judge J W Whiten arrives in Dallas to open registration and draw for Rosebud reserve townsites. Washington clerks arrive before October 5. Major Kelly and Col J H Secrivens have selected five townsites in Tripp County for equitable settlement. Details of lot disposal not yet public. Tents erected in Dallas for the rush, one claiming capacity for 1500 people.
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J. W. Whiten
Rosebud
Dallas
Washington
Major Kelly
Col
J. H. Secrivens
Tripp
Rosebud Reserve
Hughes Pleases Crowd With Readings At Methodist E Church
Rain cut attendance for an evening reading by William M. Hughes of Central City at the Methodist church hosted by the Epworth League. Though weather dampened turnout, the readings were enjoyed with several Riley poems highlighted including Downthe Capital and Dot Little Pay of Mine. Hughes may be invited back for a repeat program under better conditions.
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William M. Hughes
Central City
Epworth League
Coyote Chased and Captured After Auto Gauntlet
Sioux Cityans Critchell and Montgomery alongside Peed Bieletene drive an automobile against a coyote on the Rosebud reservation with Major Kelly observing. The chase ends when the coyote collapses in a washout as the car closes in, followed by celebratory remarks and cigars from Kelly. Also notes Umpire Miss Amatrida Clement of Hudson, a notable baseball official, plans physical training at Nebraska.
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Sioux City Tribune
Casees and Hownds
Sioux City
L. S. Critetell
W. L. Montgomery
Peed B. Biele Tne
Curtis Bish and Door Company
Rosetod Reservation
Kelly
Dickshot
Mark Twain
Taunters
Plains
Major Kelly
Hutchins
Critchell
Critehell
Jilly
Hudson
Fairview
Amatrida Clenent
Alea
Clement
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Yankton College
Knox County Fair Draws Big Crowds in Creighton
Creighton Nebraska reports strong turnout at the Knox county fair with fine exhibits in stock and county agriculture. Races had good the first day despite a gale and heavy dust. pacing winner listed as 226. Plainview defeats Creighton 6 to 3 in a biased scoreline in a Thursday game.
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Creighton
Neb
Knox County
Plainview High School
Mialnview
Thurl
Planview
Plainview Lads
Plainview
Verdigre
Methodist Ministers Assigned at Stanton Conference Next Monday
At Stanton the Methodist conference led by Bishop McIntyre announced that the assignment of ministers for the coming year will be made next Monday at noon. The third day opened with the bishop recounting his ministry and addressing the gathering.
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Stanton
Hart
West Wisconsin
J. J. Klapp
Congregational Church
C. Jannen
The
Evangelical Association
E. & Hunt
Dakota Conference
Nebraska Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Omaha
Conalatng
Chas
H. Luscher
Geo
W. Me
Conference proceedings and sermons highlight year marks
A religious gathering reports deacons and elders advanced to higher years with many continuing studies while Elijah P. Brown delivers a keynote address. Bishop McIntyre and others present sermons as a dust storm limits evening crowds and funds flow to the conference claimants.
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J. Smith
Miles M. Longe
A. Atink
A. W. Abrendts
C. B. Carroll
Hf. W. Rummel
B.A. C. Crowm
W. W. Meee
Tt. A. Murten
J. M. Winkate
Elijah P. Brown
MclIntyre
de Downey
Board of Sunday Schooles
Resolutions Against Cannon Spark Nebraska Methodist Meeting
The Northern Nebraska Methodist conference adopted resolutions opposing Speaker Joe Cannon. They support national prohibition and county option, urge candidates to oppose liquor, back interstate liquor shipment law, and condemn any candidate who won t declare support for such measures. They also commend the Lincoln Journal for refusing liquor ads. Dr Dithell and Dr Spyker are noted as moving between Neligh Fremont and Omaha churches.
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Staittoand
Neb
North State Methodists
Diree
Lincoln Journal and News
Dithell
Neligh
Fremont
Spyker
Trinity Church
Omaha
George
Trinity
Nellih
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Charles Dudley
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South Fourth Street
Mrs. Howell
South Eighth Street
Mr. Moore
Chicas
Colorado
C. B. Doughty
Belle Plaine
Charles RO Hays
City
J. R. Hays
Hays
Northwood
Helen
Mellie
Wellesley
Mass
C. RY Allen
W. N. Huse
George Davenport
Victor
J. B. Maylard
W. H. Butterfield
Josephine
Columbus
Wis
Miss Butterfield
J. B. Barnes
C. E. Burnham
C.C. McNish
W. F. Edens
Fairfax
Asa K. Leonard
J. M. O'Connell
Norfolk Friends
Genoa
Anna Hermann
G. A. Young
Tom
Mer Loder
Mr. Loder
Sas
Brush
SOQ
Nebraska
Frank SS. Perdue
Madison County
Perdue
Frank Friend
Tom Lesler
Oscar Hantley
Friend
Hantley
Elbertus
Roycroft Philosophy
Witten
W. M. Hughes Pleases
Reading
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Wolf
Lady
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Lei Rey
Perfection
Japan
Theayo
Cirealay
Standared
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Tone Bros
Des Moines
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