Lodge Pole By Mrs. George Line
Local society notes list residents and visitors. Mrs. George Line hosts lodge discussions as friends and relatives travel among Sedgwick Broadwater Laramie Julesburg and Cheyenne visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Alex Steward and families, Mrs. Livingstone, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Pole
George Line
Harry Krieder
Cheyenne
Alex ‘Steward
Sedgwick
Livingston
W. H. Weber
Broadwater
Genevieve Englert
Ernest Payton
Laramie
Wyo
Curtis Brown
H.” A. Lindley
Riverside
Galif
Harriet Johnson
Fort Gollins
Clayton Lindley
Pearl Johnson
Julesburg
Ray
Bernice’ Walters
North Platte
Arnold Greiner
Lloyd Matheson
Volney Wise
Harold White
Harry Weatherwax
Dee Minshall
Dorothy Line
Sidney
Ray Walker
Mark Hafer
Edison as a Schoolboy
As a schoolboy Thomas Alva Edison was deemed dull by a teacher who sent home a note. His mother taught him at home in desperation and he endured experiments like attempting to hatch duck eggs by sitting on them and making odorous chemical mixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Interholzinger
M. W. Olson and Sons
Charles Semerad
Sidney
Beulah Grabill
The
State University
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Grabill
Charles W. Forney
Henrietta Hewitt
Lodge Pole
Jennie Johnson
Emma Smith
George Iverson
Irwin Perse
Zella Owens
University
Jean Swatzlander
Omaha
Henry Roberts
Dorothy Swatzlander
History Of Interest Items Of Sidney And Vicinity
History notes from The Telegraph recount events from 14 24 34 14 24 24 44 and 54 years ago. It lists local changes in business ownership, university news, marriages, weather and notable visits including a former Hawaiian queen, Roosevelt plans, and area marriages and hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and Vicinity
E. McLernon
Sidney
Simon Fishman
Mr. McLernon
Jake Mahr
Rawlins
South Divide
Telegraph
Roosevelt
Lewis and Clark
Portland
Mount Vernon Sunday school and local social notices
Mt Vernon news lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a long chain of community visits. Entries note dinners, calls, tea, church attendance, and neighborly hospitality among Glassburn Sprenger Lingwall Sprenger and related families, with a job ad seeking an experienced cream and produce buyer for a new local station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Alfred Koester
Bert Walker
Caroline Kurz
Dewitt Glassburn
Irma, Cressie
Lavern Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
Alt of
Scribner
Frank Thelen
E. H. Howe
Orval Trobaugh
Lewis Lund
Alvin Lund
C. H. Hammond
James Johnson
Sidney
John Lingwall
Alfred Sprener
Mr. Lingwall
Sprenger
Charles Sp
Bill Mortensen
Groom Starts Sheep Ranch Near Sidney
An energetic young man known as Groom begins a sheep ranch ten miles southeast of Sidney, marking a new farming venture in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Sidney
Afternoon Assembly With Twenty Four Members Attending
An afternoon gathering hosted by a hostess drew twenty four members and twenty visitors. Lunch was served by the hostess.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Bobby Chick
Count von Bromberg
Buck. Estes
Speedy Schaeffer
O. J. Melton
Allen Lindley
Waco
Dionne Quins
Dionnes
aSororm
Louis Mann
Harry Bixby
Kearney
Oscar Harris
Harris
Will Urbach
Albert Kruse
Lou Closman
Seyrars Agora B. A. Lathrop
Independent Telephone Company
Liliokalana
Hawaiian Islands
Ralph W. Anderson
Potter
Franklin
L. B. Cary
Fullerton
Colt
Gus
Mr. Runge
Dan McKee
Sig Gutfriend
R. A. Miller
Dick Forrest
Noah S&s. Countryman
Hattie Allery
James Wilson
Mt. Vernon
L. A. Scriber
C. A. Glassburn and Son
Milan
Normal Trobaugh
Charles Sprenger
Arvin Livingston
C. A
Milan Glassburn
Sidney Tues
J. A. Lingwall
NORGE
Wiz
Norge Refrigerator
Hardy Furniture Co
Transva
Pac NO
Lee
Nash’s
Mpasthe
Nash
American National Bank
Belle OF Denver
Denver
Remitter
Nebr
Order OF Nash Coffee Cortest
First National Bank
American Not’] Bank —of
Sidney, Nebraska
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