Town and County News Highlights Local Moves and Murmurs
Mrs N F Clough departs for extended visit in Ogalalla while Mrs Frank Winkleman travels to Sidney to visit relatives. Everett Smith moves to town to operate a medicine wagon. A small bungalow with 12 acres for rent near town. Coal theft case yields peace bonds for two young offenders. A ten day hunting trip planned by Yates, Gatherless, LeDoyt, and Guynan. Philharmonic orchestra formed under Prof Garbach. Mrs Marion Gilbert of Denver faces trial for poisoning her husband William Gilbert. Maxwell grants twenty year electric franchise to H D Jernsen with night power service proposed. Catholic Girls club hosts Kensington and meeting with a two course lunch. New members Barbara McGuire and Anceline Herrod welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Clough
Ogalalla
Frank Winkleman
Sidney
Everett Smith
Garfield Precinct
Bruce Brown
Hastings
Herbert Wotan
Denver
Charles Herihy
B. L. Robinson
Union Pacific
von Eaton
Grant
Maxwell
H. D. Jernsen
Igh Villegg
Catholic Girls’ Club
Nell Hanifin
Genia Maloney
Blanche Fonda
Hanna Kelcher
Harry Gatherless
Barbara McGuire
Anceline Herrod
Local notices and social events fill Lexington scene
Attorney Carl Hohiman spent yesterday in Lexington on business. Mrs. Clark Buchanan will entertain the Twentieth Century club today. Mrs. John McGowan visited Grand Island last week. W. W. Burr returned from a seed corn trip. Miss Ora Hall will entertain the Young Ladies Kensington Club tonight. Will Cary visited relatives from Omaha for business yesterday. Eva Capps left for Thomas County to begin a spring term. Mrs. E. R. Goodman will host the Travel and Study club this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ja Cunningham attended a U C banquet at Grand Island. Mrs. James Hart returns tonight from Rochester Ill for her sister’s death. The Methodist aid society met Thursday at Mrs. E. W. Crane’s home. F. Bradfield, state deputy for the AOUW, left for a trip after a New Year’s visit with Dr. For Rent two-room cabin and 38-room house listed. Mrs. W. T. Banks hosts the Wide Awake class tonight. Miss Motter, nurse at Twinem hospital, returned from Omaha. Kirkgestner family returned from Colorado to reside here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rawlins leave for Omaha to visit Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tucker. Dr. O. H. Dresseler to attend a state dental meeting in Omaha. Mrs. D. M. Tatum hosted twenty ladies in a surprise for her sister Mrs. Hollingshead. The Christian church engages Mrs. D. K. Pona Reee of Rhode Island to speak on the 20th and 21st. For sale two passenger automobile in fine shape. A million and a half workers idle as bread prices rise and rail and coal strike strains Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cary
Omaha
Misa Eva Capps
Thomas County
E. R. Goodman
Ja Cunnin
U. C
E. W. Crane
West Second Street
F. Bradfield
W. T. Banks
Christian Church
Misa Motter
Twinem Hospital
Kirkgestner
Colorado
Charles Rawlins
Omaha Panay
Luther Tucker
O. H. Dresseler
Mettin
The
State Dental Association
D. M. Tatum
P. O. Box
England
Scotland
Wales
Bratt and Goodman Offer Secured Loans From $300
Bratt and Goodman advertise several loan options starting at three hundred dollars each with safety emphasis and semiannual interest rates for borrowers seeking reliable financing.
Scarce Feed For Cattle As Severe Weather Bites Farms
Farmers face dwindling cattle feed due to prolonged severe weather. Hay is hauled from valleys to hills as stockmen struggle to sustain livestock. With hay at twelve dollars per ton, buyers await a break in the snowstorms.
Feisterman Shot, Taken to Hospital for Treatment
W. A Feisterman who was shot at his Garden County home last week was brought to the city Friday and admitted to P. & S hospital. A steel jacketed rifle round from a 30-30 passed through his left hand into his abdomen, splintered the right arm, and lodged in the bone. The bullet was located by X-ray and removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feisterman
W. A Feisterman
Garden County
Call for mass convention to nominate city candidates
The court case tonight seeks a re seue mass convention to nominate city office candidates. Retiring councilmen are Tracy Frazier Donaldson and Buchanan. School board members Rasmussen Schiller and Beeler retire, and Bullard has resigned. Voter interest is low with the main issue being license or no license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Frazier
Donaldson
Buchanan
Rasmussen
Schiller
Beeler
Bullard
Pastor Williams Resigns From Local Presbyterian Church
At morning service Rev. George F. Williams announced his resignation to be effective at the annual congregational meeting this month. He has received a call from the Presbyterian church at Columbus Nebraska, seeking a larger field and salary. Residents express regret at his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Williama
Presbyterian Church At
Columbus
Neb
Williams
Roosevelt Support in Lincoln County Letter
A reader endorses a progressive movement and Roosevelt in Lincoln County. The writer praises a new courthouse while criticizing repairs to the old building and notes Roosevelt’s retirement grants him right to respond to the people. One sentence mentions voting in Nowell precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Teddy
Tribune
Teddy Roosevelt
The
Bi Rt
Lincoln County
Nowell
Roosevelt
J. Kocn
Elks Plan Spring Fair and Lodge Election
At a regular meeting the B P O Elks vote to hold a three night fair on April 18 19 and 20 with booths contests dancing and amusements marking the home dedication anniversary. Annual lodge election results name RR C Langford as Exalted Ruler and other officers including Frank McGovern O E Elder Chas P Clinton F T Redmond Harry Dixon Clyde Fristo J B McDonald and delegates to Grand Lodge E H Evans and E I Seeberger PF E Bullard plans noted on their recent Kansas City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. C. Langford
Frank McGovern
O. E Elder
Chas. P. Clinton
F. T. Redmond
Harry Dixon
Tyler
Clyde Fristo
J. B. McDonald
Grand Lodge
Be. H. Evans
E. I. Seeberger
North Platte Election Notice for Ward Councils and School Board
Proclamation announcing a general election on Tuesday in North Platte Nebraska with polls from morning to evening. Voter choices include one Councilman per ward across four wards, two year terms, and School Board positions for the North Platte district. Also notes liquor license questions and city offices on the ballot. Mayor Herjunnon endorses the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Howe House
Auld
Court House
Hone House
pZpove
Imiing Hiquer
North
Tta
Haahene
Nau Inguin
Oa F Herjunnon
Junior Normal Teachers Named for June Session
State Supt Delzell names instructors for the Junior Normal opening in June in this city. Cleo Chappell Wilson Tout from North Platte D F Dickerson from Lexington L A Quivey from Cozad Maude Mollyneaux North Platte G B Williams from Lincoln A R Nichols from Elm Creek P M Whitehead from Gothenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Normal
Delzell
Cleo Chappell
Wilson Tout
North Platte
D. F. Dickerson
Lexington
L. A. Quivey
Cozad
Maude Mollyneaux
G. B. Williams
Lincoln
A. R. Nichols
Elm Creek
P. M. Whitehead
Gothenburg
Ross Power Plant Fight May Involve Million Dollar Venture
Chas. P. Ross, once in Fremont seeking water power rights from the atte river, faces challenges from eastern rivals who allege the filing was speculative. Ross maintains he will form a company and proceed with building the plant, a project projected to cost a million dollars or more. Mrs. Anna Seyferth returns today from San Francisco where she has spent three months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Ross
Atte
Fremont
Mr. Rosa
Ross
Anna Seyferth
San Francisco
For Rent Notices Bratt & Goodman Offer Rentals
For rent houses rooms safe deposit boxes and storage space available through Bratt and Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratt & Goodman
Socialist Lecture by Mila Maynard at Lloyd's Opera House
Mila T. Maynard headlines a socialist lecture tonight at Lloyd's Opera House on The Trust Busters and related themes. A highly educated speaker with Unitarian pulpits, former chief editorialist for the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Times, and Cornell alumna, she is praised for vivid delivery and dramatic power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mila T. Maynard
Lloyd’s Opera House
Unitarian Church
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
North American Review
Cornell University
Mra. Menard
Colonel Shields to Close Lyceum Course at Keith
Colonel Shields announces he will arrive on time for the Lyceum lecture at the Keith tonight subject wild birds and animals and the extinction process and future protection plans. Season ticket holders should attend as the program includes pictures for children teaching protection of the young. General admission 50c with tickets marked F. Lecture begins at 8 30 central time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Shields
Lyceum
the Keith
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John D. Rockefeller
First National Bank
North Platte, Nebraska
Town and County News
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George LeDoyt
James Guynan
E. A. Garbach
Philharmonic Orchestra
Marion Gilbert
William Gilbert
Lloyd Skating Rink
Gilbert
Carl Hohiman
Clark Buchanan
Twentieth Century Club
John McGowan
Grand and
W. W. Burr
Ora Hall
Kensington Club
E. Bullard
Kansas City
Missouri
Clabaugh
McDonald Bank Bldg
Eadene Soe Ee
Lots
Pratt & Goodman
Chattanooga
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