Brady area news and transfers update rounds up
Local items note the Modern Woodmen closing a twenty Tuesday night ceremony banquets follow. Gilman livery stable bought by W Cowl gill near Brady. Dr A A Ward returns to Brady after study in Chicago. Baptist society elects new officers. Omaha Masons honor Bishop Beecher with watch. Sidney papers report engine crews reassigned and small pox case. Governor Shallenberger pardons Jim Robinson after life sentence. New Year noise and a fire alarm mark the holiday period. Weather turns colder with wind and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Valley
Sidney Telegraph
Christiansen
Sidney
J. T. McKirahan
East Sixth Street
Marion Buttoff
Florida
R. Bruce Stuart
North Platte
Los Angeles
Stuart
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Cal
Nora Nelson
Peter Nelson
Maxwell
Miss Nelson
Shallenberger
Jim Robinson
McPherson County
Robinson
California
Healey
Local residents and travelers visit relatives and cities
Arthur Salisbury conducts business in Kearney while many residents like Louie Tobin, Mrs. Field, Mrs. Hart, and Mrs. Louden visit Omaha Denver Grand Island and Sidney. Officials Major Walker and state Senator Hoagland transact duties in Kearney and Lincoln. Others travel to Iowa Illinois Boulder and Utah on various visits and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Salisbury
Kearney
Louie Tobin
Denver
George T. Field
Omaha
James Hart
D. B. Louden
Grand Island
Roscoe Zimmer
Sidney
Major Walker
United States
Brown
W. W. Hoagland
Lincoln
Ben Elliott
McKeen Motor Car Company
Henry
Otto Well
Iowa
Illinois
J. E. Baker
Holbrook
Neb
Ray Cummings
Chas Ottenheimer
Julius Pizer
F. J. Dentler
Rolfe Halligan
The
State University
Alice Birge
Lillian McCracken
Boulder
Col
H. M. Grimes
Old Soldier Credits King’s New Life Pills
A. K. Smith of Erie Pennsylvania, a war veteran, recounts years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with relief and urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues. Priced at 25 cents at Stone Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Smith
Erie
Society Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings In 1911
Miss Grace Payne hosted a casual evening for many friends while Miss Helen Walthmath held a chafing dish supper for sixteen. Miss Marie LeDiout enjoyed a surprise party for a large group, and the Birthday Club met at Mrs. Rincker and Mrs. Grimes home for a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Walthmath
Marie LeDiout
Birthday Club
F. W. Rincker
H. M. Grimes
J. T. Club
J. B. Murphy
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Croup Prevention
Croup fears are eased as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to ward off attacks and reduce danger. The ad cites thousands of mothers using it successfully and notes it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amberlain
Chamberlain
Ten Percent Raise Granted to Railroad Workers
Conductors and trainmen on sixty railroads including the Union Pacific received a flat ten per cent wage increase effective immediately after a month of negotiation. The accord affects about 75,000 members of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors, adding roughly five million dollars yearly in payroll costs and averting a potential strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Pacific
North Platte Book Describes Frontier Town and Fort McPherson
On sale at local book stores priced at $1.25 the volume North Platte and its Associations presents stirring frontier town incidents, traces city progress, and covers Cottonwood Springs Fort McPherson associations along with accounts of Indian clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M
Newton
H. W. Rincker
North Platte
Cottonwood Springs
Fort McPherson
Nee Platte
Wisdom in Not Striking
The New York Journal of Commerce notes railroad engineers chose to stay at work, deeming strikes unwise amid high payrolls and strong profits. It predicts continued retrenchment in 1911 with unemployment rising and wages possibly staying flat as Hill system cuts operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal of Commerce
Notice to Bid on Lincoln County Poor Farm Rent
Sealed bids will be received at the county clerk office in North Platte Nebraska until noon February 1 1911 for rent of the southeast quarter of section 14 township 13 range 31 known as the Lincoln County Poor Farm. Cash rent terms. Dated North Platte December 31 1910 F R Etasorr County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Plate
Lincoln County
North Platte, Neb
F. R. Etasorr
Doan's Kidney Pills Tell North Platte Cure
North Platte resident George W. Weinberger recounts kidney trouble and back pain. After using six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from McDowell & Graves Drug Store, he fully recovered and returned to work in one month. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the remedy nationwide. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
George W. Weinberger
West 9Th St
Nebaaya
Doan
McDowell & Graves
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Town and County News
Brady
W. &. Cowgill
Gilman
A. A. Ward
Chicago Medical College
Baptist «Id Society
EF. W. Mann
Fred Louden
A. C. Howard
Bishop Beecher
Omaha Elke
W. E. Shuman
Judge Hostetler
Sam Richards
Wilcox Department Store
Nebras
E. C. Elliott
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Mrs. J. T. Murphy
Burlington
W.R. Kessler
Dick Ranaie
Short
Ae Bia Eaties
Utah
Alison Brakeman
Society Notes
Miss Grace Payne
Willa Whittaker
Mis
Edgar Shiller
Huffman
Chan, Ottenheimer
Salt Lake City
Henry Waltemath
E. T. Tramp
J. W. Payne
Hershey, Neb
A. Wickstrom
Hershey
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