Foes Murdock Nebraska Notes Local Social and News
Long community paragraph covers visits to Lincoln and Omaha, hospital stays, shopping trips, school events, a Christmas program, thefts of harness and bridles, a car accident in rough weather, scarlet fever quarantine, Ladies Aid meeting, and a festive Mercantile window display with Christmas offers. Names include Jess Landholm, Mrs Landholm, H V McDonald, Miss Trene, L Nenzel, Mrs GO W Shewe, J Johanson, Fred Tonak Jr, A R Hornbeck, F A Williams, E W Thimsan, Louis Hornbeck, Caroline Hornbeck, Warne Swartz, Chas Buell, Myra McDonald, and Grace Mellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Landholm
Omaha
Messrs
Leo
Will Riki
Lincoln
Santa Claus
L. Nenzel
GO. W. Shewe
Paus
J. Johanson
Fred Tonak, Jr
A. R. Hornbeck
Lingeln
F. A. Williams
Elmwood
Murdock
E. W. Thimsan
Omahafi
Igak
Plaitsmouth
Evangelical Church
L. Neltzel
Louis Hornbeck
Caroline
ER. G. Rackemeyer
Louis
L G
A. BR. Hornback
Chas. Buell
Frank Buell
Alen
Warne Swartz
Byron. McDonald
Greenwood
A. E. Kroh
Irene Lau
Irene
Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Church
W. A. Schntz
West
Grace Mellinger
Chico
California
Local residents visit and business notes from Murdock area
Miss Eva Sorick and sister Mrs. H H Lawton visited Lincoln over the weekend. Thelma Winklenlex advertises steady patronage for marceling and permanent waving. Fimil Kuehn handled business near Eagle. W O Gillespie and John W Kruger unloaded a coal car for Murdock school. Local poultry supplies flow to Murdock Mercantile and cream station. Miss Elsa Bornemeier shopped in Lincoln. For sale a pure bred Scotch Short Horn bull from W O Schewe. Emil Heiers purchases the sixteenth Colonial Banquet range for a third consecutive year, with Neitzel repeating again. Henry A Tool and Emil Kuehn visited Lincoln for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Sorick
Lincoln
H. H. Lawton
Thelma Winklenlex
Fimil Kuehn
Eagle
W. O. Gillespie
John W. Kruger
Murdock School
Murdock Mercantile Company
Cream Station
Elsa Bornemeier
W. O. Schewe
Murdock
Nebraska
Emil Heiers
Neitzel
Henry A. Tool
Emil Kuehn
For Sale Three Male Piss Full Blooded Chester Whites
Three male Chester White pigs ready for service at 1 1/2 miles west of Murdock Neb. seller G W Fickwell Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Murdock
G. W. Fick
Murdock, Neb
Averill Kroh Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Master Averill Kroh son of Mr and Mrs E A Kroh owner of the market in Murdock underwent an operation for relief from repeated attacks of appendicitis at Lincoln hospital. He is recovering with his mother by his side while his father assisted at home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Kroh
E. A. Kroh
Murdock
Lincoln
John Kruger
Harry Gillespie
Master Averill
Holstein Bull for Sale Near South Bend
Holstein bull for sale seen at a home on West Church Road or contact via South Bend post office. The ad promotes a high quality specimen available for viewing and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Road
South Bend
Corn Rolling In Like Many Other Places
The fragment notes widespread shelling and delivery activity in an area with abundant corn production. It hints at a seasonal harvest period and local distribution efforts without detailing specific dates or names.
Corn deliveries to Mur dock elevators reach high quality
Farmers including Joseph FEF Gustin John J Gustin Simon Brackhogee A A Lindell the Earl Brothers Ed Taylor Edward Guhls storff shelled and delivered corn to Mur dock elevators. Several loads were excellent corn with three deliveries classified as commercial grade number three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Joseph Fef. Gustin
John J. Gustin
Simon Brackhogee
A. A. Lindell
Earl Brothers
Ed Teylor
Edward Guehlsstorff
Evangelical Church Services Schedule Stated
Evangelical church services announced for Louisville with Bible school at 1 am and morning service at 9 20 am. English services from 11 to 11 30 and Glewman service from 11 30 to 12. Murdock church hosts Young Peoples meeting at 7 pm and evening preaching at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Louisville
Murdock
Glewman
Muerdoook
Young Peoples
Becker Store Looter Bound Over After Omaha Capture
A Becker store robbery at Union last Sunday morning led to the capture of a young suspect in Omaha. David Brett confessed his name and was bound over to district court after articles stolen from the Becker store were traced to him. Omaha detectives detained him until Sheriff E P Stewart retrieved him for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becket
Union
Omaha
District Court
David Brett
E. P. Stewart
Becker
City
Sherif Stewart
Young Man Pleads Guilty in Breaking and Entering Case
Sheriff Stewart returns with Brett andi as he faced County Attorney W. G. Kieck on a breaking and entering charge. He pleaded guilty before County Judge A. H. Duxbury and awaits district court arraignment and sentencing. He allegedly entered via a second story entrance and a broken door lock. Bond set at $00. remanded if not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Stewart
Brett Andi
W. G. Kieck
A. H. Duxbury
Brett
Sherill E. P. Stewart
John Francis Retires From Q Rail Service
Chicago December 17 John Francis longtime Burlington general passenger agent with headquarters in Chicago will retire January 1 after 44 years with the company. He began in 1881 as chief clerk in Lincoln Nebraska and rose through the furfenger department to peak roles in Omaha before his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Pfrench
Burlington Railroad
Chicnaso
Francis
Lincoln Neb
West
Furfenger
Scipant
Omaha
Premier Bala Win Receives Five Pipes Of Peace Pipe
London dispatch reports Premier Bala win to receive five pipes of peered for Christmas. Ulstermen organize gift in recognition of the premier's effort toward Frisk peace. Pipes accompany a package of tobacco from South African Indian Hampshire and Irish growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balawin
Hampshire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murdock Department
Curling
Miss Thelma Winkleplex
Mercantile Company
H. W. Tool
Murdock, Nebraska
Merry Christmas
Wardock Mercantile Company
Soennichser Co
Princess
Sterling
Coats For
John Francis
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