Purely Personal News Tidbits From Marengo to Denver
Local notes list Emery Murphy, Chas Martini, O W Brown and many others visiting friends and traveling from Marengo to Denver Grand Island Casper Cheyenne Omaha and other points. Frequent brief trips include visits to Colorado Springs Council Bluffs Gothenburg and Jefferson Wisconsin with family gatherings and wedding attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Murphy
Marengo
Iowa
Chas, Martini
Denver
O. W. Brown
Northport
Mable Stafford
Hershey
F. L. Mooney
Colorado Springs
Haan's News Highlights Local Births and Trade Notes
A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Frank Smolick of the Third Ward. Clerks promote engraved calling cards wedding announcements and invitations. Clinton Jeweler J W Abbott visits Hershey with Mrs Abbott while Mrs Abbott returns from La Plata. Ed Garrison shifts to lumber contracting with a $20000 deal in Washington. A Friday picnic at Hall grove pleases children and a later town party features hand painted china Karnak brassware and new skirts at Wilcox Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smolick
Third Ward
Clinton
J. W. Abbott
Hershey
Abbott
la Plata
Neb
Ed Garrison
Washington
Garrison
Lincoln County
Karnak
Dorothy Hubbard
Ira Russel
Episcopal Sunday School
Hall Grove
Wilcox Department Store
Local residents and visitors noted in town gatherings
Mrs. M. M. Young and son from Danberry Nebrs. visit J. S. Young. Arthur Plumer of Denver did business and called on friends. Elizabeth Weinberger left for Denver. Haze and Mildred Stryker move to Lincoln to settled there. Keith Neville attends Western Interstate Tournament in Grand Island. Dick Baker and Charles Auvatin return from Cheyenne Frontier celebration. County Clerk Elliott and family at Combs ranch Myrtle precinct. Kathleen Flynn leaves for Cheyenne for weekend with friends. Merle Thornburg works at Dressler dental parlors during sister's vacation. Leety leaves Pittsburg after months with Mrs. John Singleton. Mrs. O. B. Whipple of Sacramento arrive for short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Young
Danberry
Neb
Young
Arthur Plumer
Denver
Elizabeth Weinberger
Haze
Mildred Stryker
Lincoln
Keith Neville
Grand Island
Dick Baker
Charles Auvatin
Cheyenne
Elliott
Combs Ranch
Myrtle Precinct
Kathleen Flynn
Merle Thornburg
Dressler Dental
Leety
John Singleton
Pittsburg
O. B. Whipple
Sacramento
Cal
Kearney
Mineral Water Trade Ad from Wates Agents
We are wates agents for medicinal waters from a famous resort. Persons with peecedtsiver and kidney troubles should try these waters. Sulpho Balle Water Pints 15e Quarts 26e half He, Stuarn gel Regent Water Pints 16e Quarts 7e, Soterian Ginger Ale Pints 1be or 2 for 2i. Manufactured from Soterian Lithia Water. Special discount in case lots.
Death of O T Lytle After Stroke North Platte Area
O T Lytle died at P and S hospital at 8 30 yesterday morning following a paralytic stroke on his Hershey area farm seven miles north of Hershey. He is about 65 and leaves several grown children including Mrs D A Russell of this city. Interment will be in North Platte cemetery with funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Lytle
Hershey
P. & S. Hospital
Tribune
D. A. Russell
North Platte
For Sale Best Paying Business Offered by Goodman
For sale a highly profitable business opportunity promoted by Goodman. Potential buyers are invited to contact Goodman to arrange showing and discuss earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Light Frost Report From Wyoming Area Weather Observer
Weather Observer McDowall reports a light frost yesterday morning with temperatures around 36 degrees. A cold wave tied to snow in the Black Hills affected the region, bringing heavy frost across Wyoming areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowall
Black Hills
Wyoming
Ballots to Be Recounted in Lincoln County
An affidavit from J C Dahlman prompted the county clerk to assemble canvassers and arrange a statewide ballot recount. Shallenberger also sought recounts in several counties, while Dahiman demanded recounts in all counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Dahlman
Lincoln
Elliott
Shallenberger
Dahiman
Nebraska Bankers Deny Auto Credit Impairs State Credit
A Chicago special reports Nebraska county bank officials deny that auto purchases have impaired state credit. In most counties bankers say no mortgage is needed for farmers to buy automobiles, noting farmers who can afford machines own them and enjoy greater luxuries as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha Bee
Nebraska
Geo. W. Mason
Arthur McNamra
First National
Wedding at W. H. Diener residence in Third Ward
Miss Katherine Becker wed William Ackerman in a small ceremony conducted by Rev. Harmon. The couple, attended by Mary Becker and John Becker, shared a modest reception and left for Cass County after a two week visit. they will settle in this city later. Ackerman works at the railroad freight depot and is well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Diener
Third Ward
Katherine Becker
William Ackerman
Harmon
Lutheran Church
Mary Becker
John Becker
Cass County
Gandy
Mr. Ackerman
August Ackerman
After and Before railroad tale from O'Brien quips
Moses P. O'Brien of the B and O R R recites a humorous poem about a farmer and his horse Dobbin. The farmer laments Dobbin's death while noting the railroad's role in speeding the horse to an end and promising legal redress. A caricatured landscape features Derby references and stock talk.
County Board Uses Levy for School and Public Funds
On August 19 1910 the board adjourned after valuing schools and reconvened August 20 22 and 23 to set annual levies. The county levy totals 13 2 mills with further bonds and district levies across No 1 to No 17. Real estate ads list several city houses for sale with terms from 1800 to 3600 dollars. Real Estate & Exchange ad by Temple manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Walter, Springer and Streitz
County General Fund
County General Road Fund
Soldier Relief Fund
General Bridge Fund
Eureka Bridge
Hershey Bridge
Bostwick Bridge
General Fund
F. R. Elliott
Rooming house seeks best city location with 13 rooms
For sale by Dy E Morrill a rooming house offering thirteen rooms and eighteen beds. Price is 1200 dollars. Prospective buyers are invited to see the books as to its being a maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy E. Morrill
Lost cattle near town on Hay middle farm seeks owners
From the Frank Facka farm southeast of town about the middle of Hay, one white faced cow with calf and one two year old red steer branded with fish on left side. Anyone know their whereabouts please notify the above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Facka
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