Local notes hint at meetings auctions and obits
Haan coon meets Wednesday with Mrs T V Austin. Mrs George Schatz sells hand painted china daily. Eyrie of Eales to elect officers at K P hall tomorrow. Janitor wanted for Presbyterian church. Socialist speaker to address public at the courthouse tomorrow. I C C F lodge to buy a lot in Sutherland for a two story building. County commissioners met yesterday and will stay in session. Several small ads for rent sale and services. John Hank’s mother died last week. funeral in Sutherland area. Remains of John McMackin brought for funeral at St Patrick’s. Irene Neville recovering in Washington hospital. 350 served at Baptist supper. receipts $136. The Devil’s Auction to play at The Keith next Monday. Three Years in Arkansaw reviewed. Modern Woodman to perform at The Keith December 16 with local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedofie
T. V. Austin
George Schatz
Eyrie
Eales
K. P. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Butler Buchanan
Court House
Tomorow
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Sutherland
Board of County Commissioners
Lee Grimes
Union Pacific Engineering Department
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
John Hank
Palmer
Schitter & Co
B. J. Guinan
Wood River
E. S. Davis
Davis
North Platte
Dixon
John McMackin
St. Patrick's Church
Misa Irene Neville
Washington
Keith
Arkansaw
New Baptist
Wellfleet
Faroright
E. Soderman
New York
Cuba
Santiago
San Francisco
Local residents migrate and visit across states
The column lists several residents traveling to Columbus Nebraska Shenandoah Iowa Magentine Indiana and California for visits and business. It notes Mrs J W Vanderhoof Ida Brown T G Patterson Edith Payne Grace Sam Goozee W L Park E S Davis Geo B Prosser S W VanDoran H Stamp Er O Fuller and Capt Geo T Patterson with him stating Captain Patterson will serve in a coast defense battery in the Philippines for two years and sail later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Columbus
Neb
Chas. H. Kuhns
Maxwell Merchant
J. W. Vanderhoof
Shenandoal
Iowa
Ida Brown
Omaha
T. GC. Patterson
Edith
Lincoln
Payne
Grace
Magentine
Sami
Goozee
California
W. L. Park
Park
E. S. Davia
Geo. B. Prosser
S. W. VanDoran
H. Stamp
Sutherland
Rebekah
Ernest Cunningham
Shelby, Neb
Chris Tagader
Tagader
Shelby
Er. O. Fuller
Cheyenne
Geo. T. Patterson
Philippines
Suez Canal
Captain Patterson
Snug Fur Topped Slippers For Kids From The Big Shoe Man
The Big Shoe Man at 521 Dewey Street offers fur topped slippers for children in sizes 5 to 8 8 to 11 and 12 to 2 priced at 1.00 and 1.15 dollars. The ad urges parents to provide warmth for little feet to keep them snug as a bug in a rug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
M Ai, L
Dewey Street
Lincoln county bank deposits exceed one million dollars
The statement for November 27 shows Lincoln county banks totaling over one million dollars in deposits. Brady banks hold about 109000, Wallace 57000, Maxwell 47000, Hershey 43000, Sutherland 76000, and the two Lincoln city banks together exceed 700000. A Wellfleet bank exists but its statement is not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Brady
Wallace Bank
Maxwell Bank
Hershey Bank
Sutherland
Wellfleet
Tobin to Erect 60 by 100 Foot Hay Barn on Front Street
Leo Tobin plans a galvanized iron hay barn 60 by 100 feet on East Front Street on the Keith Neville lot. The structure will store about 600 tons of baled hay and protect it from weather, allowing storage when prices are low or corn scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tobin
Lota
Keith Neville
East Front Street
Tobin
Real estate transfers include multiple parcels and large tracts
Andrew Jensen and others transfer interests to F M Stellie in the northeast quarter of section 23 16 29 for 800 dollars. J W Mayne sells 282 acres to Lincoln Development Co in sections 85 and 26 town 13 range 20 for 6442 40 dollars. Cora Fuller deeds lot 3 block 12 Peniston addition for 400 dollars. Deeds show Lincoln Development Co to Jonathan Higgins a large EK W ranch tract previously in the EK W ranch, price 19300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jensen
F. M. Stellie
J. W. Mayne
Lincoln Development Co
Cora Fuller
J. R. Derryberry
Peniston
Jonathan Higgins
EK. W
Death of George Beyerle Veteran Keith County Resident
George Beyerle died early Sunday at Bruno Arts residence at age nearly seventy nine after a period of weakness following his move from the McNeel neighborhood. A long-time resident of Keith and Lincoln counties he lived on the McNeel ranch off and on and is survived by his wife and seven children including Harriet Beyerle Newton and John Beyerle of the city, Christner of Ft. Scott Ark Phil Beyerle of Evanston and Charles Beyerle of Oklahoma City. Funeral held yesterday afternoon at the Artz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beyerle
Keith
Lincoln
Bruno Arts
D. B. McNeel
Artz
Lowa
Keith County
McNeel Ranch
CO. M Newton
Harriet Beyerle
John
Ad Beyerle
This City
Christner
Ft. Scott, Ark
Phil Beyerle
Bvanston
Charles Beyerle
Oklahoma City
Prevention of Tuberculosis Exhibits Arrive for Talks
Walter L. Cosper representing the national association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis spent Saturday arranging a week long exhibit and lectures on the white plague. The effort aims to educate Nebraskans on disease prevention and cites 322 state deaths in six months with national daily losses of 600. A Commercial Club meeting will decide on engaging Cosper, with a modest $150 cost. readers are invited to attend though payments may be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Cosper
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Cosper
Omaha
Fremont
Nebraska
United States
Caase
National Association
Commercial Club
Cooper
Freight traffic up in November at local yards
November freight handling reached 46 458 cars, up 5 075 from November 2907. Frank Margott, once a local resident, now Oshkosh station agent, won a mas ball prize for the best costume. Newsboys at the depot push passengers. a “dead line” limits their crossing. Fireman Dustin, injured at Sidney, avoids loss of foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Margott
Oshkosh
Five Room Modern House Near Business District
Five room house described as modern with bath and electric lights, located five blocks from the city business area in the south part of town. Immediate inquiry urged by Temple Real Estate & Insurance Agency, Rooms 1 and 2 McDonald Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Temple Real Estate & Insurance Agency
McDonald Building
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Town and County News
Haan Coon
Ira Wilson
Peckham
Mayme Lannin
Russel Wyman
Kathleen Flynn
Miss Lannin
Tramp
N. B. Swetzer
U. S
Corps of Engineers
McPherson County
Swetzer
Alexia Hunt
Second Cavalry
Scuiniter & Co
Strange
Walter M. Ellis
Rock Island
Ill
Ginn & White
Lanaadar
Julius Pizer
Tees
Oshkosh Herald
North River Branch
Margott
J. Bruinmeyer
Bruinmeyer
Butte
Norfolk
Board of Inquiry
Burte
Wyo
Mohler
Dustin
Sidney
Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
State Banking Board
T. C. Patterson
E. 5. Davis
Samuel Goozee
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