Storm damages and local notes from the week
Lightning struck the home of W H Reed injuring his young son slightly. Hail damaged crops south of Gresham. Three inches of rain fell Sunday evening. A cow was killed by lightning and others relocated. Multiple residents moved, visited, or returned from trips to Lincoln Aurora Aurora and Marquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Reed
Gresham
Harry Clark
H. A. Eyestone
James Bradley
W. L. Ryan
Sioux City
Iowa
Richard Mooney
Minnie Thomas
Lincoln
May Gallup
Fourth of July in Shelby Ends as a Complete Success
A lively Shelby Fourth of July celebration closes with parade and grove programs. The College View band played well while Shelby defeated Osceola and Bellwood in ball games. Crowds enjoyed street races and merchant prizes amid a festive, well organized day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Grove
College View
Osceola
Bellwood
Many Visitors and Relatives Flock to Stromsburg
Stromsburg residents host relatives and visitors from Denver Lincoln Cozad Mead Wahoo Meade and California. J C Johnson celebrates in York for the Fourth while Miss Gladys Hazlett visits from Denver relatives travel to Edgar and Modale. The Reedy and McCune families host guests and plans for Mohler Hardville lay outs are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hazlett
Denver
Col. Neice
J. W
O. T. Reedy
Livingstone
Arizona
Stromsburg
Reedy
Mohler and Hardville
The
City Improvement Co
Local Notes Include Visits and Events Around Benedict
Mrs. H W Hoffmaster of Benedict stayed in the city with Jos Jacksons. Governor Mickey visited from Lincoln on business, returning the next morning. Various locals and visitors are listed, including Miss Vivian Charling of Memphis, Miss Rose Hartman of Omaha, and Miss Audrey Post of Stromsbug. Also noted are real estate sale by D H Kunkel, and showings of Ole Oleson and Buster Brown moving pictures at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hoffmaster
Benedict
City
Jos Jackson
Forbes
Fremont
Dr. Bell
Mickey
Lincoln
Attorney King
Vivian Charling
Memphis
Drs. LeMar
Ole Oleson
D. H. Kunkel
State Street
HW. A. Scott
Joe Gooser
York
Rose Hartman
Omaha
H. A. Mickey
W . Eagleston
Mead
Vance
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Buster Brown
Tige
F. L. Dunn’s
Martha Dayton
Audrey Post
Stromsbug
Dayton
W. J. Rickly
Mrs. Rickley
M. A. Mill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hackberry
Hattie Baxer
Aurora
A. P. Eckberg
Marquette
Ostberg
Daylight Store
Dina Swanson
Sweders
E. Colegrew
Stark
J. Husch
Grand Island
August Headstrom
Arthur Backlund
Colorado
W.S. Nelson
Seward
Sam Nelsell
Patent Flour Straight Baker’s
Graham Graham
Cole & Emmingers
G. L. Emminger
Osceola Bank
J. H. Mickey
E. Mickey
A. F. Nnquist
Cedar Chips
James Bonner
Clear Creek Mill
Adella Ramey
Columbus
Anna Bonner
Joe Houser
Daniel ‘Thaniel
Harold Cockson
D. M. Houser
Charles Cockson
Clark Hall
Frisco
Uncle Sam
Mr. Branigan
Will
Adolph Janicek
Chas, Cunningham
Havelock
House of Never
First National Bank
Nebraska
W M Johnston
F H Ball Notary Public & Abstractor
Heald Block
Dr. S
E. L. King
M. E. Bittner
Bing and
Bittner
AT Law
Dr. Lim Shaw
M. A. Mills
F. D. Mills
H. C. Beebe
Mills, Mills & Beebe
Monson
Osckola
Xumbee
Nut
Chicago Lumber Gom’y
E. H. Sorenson
Mgr
J. C. Johnson
Michael Feeney
McNeil Place
Joe Benedict
Modale
Mr. Benedict
Wm. Oaks
Arborville
Bennett
Ora Olson
Fresno
Calif
John Lanham
Cozad
Gustafson
Los Angeles
Cal
Adelia Peterson
Wahoo
Nellie Smelser
Keya Paha County
C. W. Smelser
Mesdames Kimball and
Chaffee
C. G. Parker
Bertha Lee
Silver Creek
Bertha Swanson
Geo. Ludden
University Place
J. B. Ryan
Albert Ryan
Callon Rogers Bros
Dempster
H. Q. Beebe
Newcastle Wye
J. P. Heald
R. G. Douglas
Wymore
Mary Douglas
L.ray Wilson
Baby
Kansas City
Wilson
Child Saying Institute
Ohio St
Nebr
Princeton
Button
Blucher
Dasson
Douglas
Lagi
Prigi
Pri
A.O. Monson Company
Nebra
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