Dalton News Briefs and Water Bond Election Notice
Dalton updates report Crystal Foster's return from Kansas City and a sick child. a Catholic Dance and suppers planned April 13 at Armuth's hall. teachers from the Dalton area return from Bridgeport meeting. local events include a train worker's April fooling incident and a Dalton Women’s Club study meeting. The village considers water works bonds of 8000 dollars, with a special April 7, 1914 election and notices to be published in The Sidney Telegraph.
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Armuth’s Hall
Verybody
Dalton
Bridgeport
Guy Hire
Joe Hire
Dalton Womans’ Club
Buchanan
J H Mank
Ft. Morgan
Colorado
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Tractors for sale at Dalton Lumber Co
Two second hand tractors offered for sale by Dalton Lumber Co one 15 45 Case Steam Tractor with 20 HP and an International gasoline tractor both in good shape and priced to sell quickly.
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International
Dalton Lumber CO
Election Notice Dalton Village Water Bond Issue
Notice to electors of Dalton Nebraska announces a special village election to vote on issuing bonds totaling $8,000 for water supply to aid fire protection and residents. The poll will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the village regular polling place on the stated date.
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Dalton
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Elmer Mayers Plowing Finished by Traction Men
Elmer Mayers receives notice that traction men completed plowing on Wednesday noon. Community visits include Jesse Nunn from near Redington at John Davis’s, and various callers to Ickes, McNulty, Kreader, Walsh, and Davison households. Several neighbors assist with repairs and Mrs Elmer Myers improves from a cold.
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Traction
Elmer Mayers
Jesse Nunn
Redington
John Davis
Cheeny
Ickes
Alta
J C Kreader
Baby
James
Mrs. Broughton
TempieSckert
John Livoni
Kreader
Irene Eckert
Sam
Jake Eckert
J C
Alta Kreader
Ed Walsh
Henry Myers
Omaha
Dennis
Dalton
Jim McNulty
Jessie Davison
Grandma Goding
Lipska
Sidney
Frank
Elmer Myers
Jas McNulty
Schimpf
Mr. Carlson
Juels
Potter It Poem About Returning Home and Freedom
A writer expresses homesickness for the West and natural lands. The speaker longs to return to rugged men, mountains, and a sense of belonging on familiar ground. The verse blends yearning with a search for rest and identity.
West district notes and local changes reported
The itemized notes cover community events including Harry Gould’s son breaking a limb, Mrs. Seyfang entertaining the Lutheran Guild, Ray Babcock’s return from Cheyenne hospital, and upcoming communion services led by Rev. Hammons. It mentions RE Welch of Omaha expanding a farm near Potter with 400 acres planted in wheat, fence work, a modern bungalow, water, power, and phone, plus McCleneham as foreman. Also noted are Mrs. Hansen’s Denver return with daughter Selma, Mrs. Struble’s country trip, Elmer Ticks’s throat injury, a successful Victors box supper, Chas Stanton’s family move, Potter instructors’ Bridgeport trip and Joy lecture, Arvid Hendrickson and wife becoming Potter residents, Miss Smith the Cheyenne nurse, BE Biggs purchasing a team, Catholic services, and N. W. Troelstrup bringing home.
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West
Harry Gould
Ogalalla
John Seyfang
Lutheran Guild
Ray Babcock
Cheyenne Hospital
R. P. Hammons
M. BE. Supp T
M . Church
RE. Welch
Omaha
Potter
E G. Wallin
Welch
Chas Stanton
Bridgeport
Joy
Arvid Hendrickson
Kirk
Mr. Hendrickson
Miss Smith
Cheyenne
BE. H. Biggs
W . Struble
N. W. Troelstrup
Potter News Summary Reflects Local Visits and Plans
Local notices report Nels Nelson taking charge of Rasmussen's Brownville farm, Rasmussen to Potter visit, and a branch cement road planned around town to Lincoln Memorial Good. Catholics plan a home talent play with music speakers from the West. Amelia Morse and Mary traverse to Sidney. Mrs Ames and son visit from North Platte. Bundy notes progress. Chappell businessman praises Potter’s growth. Thornburg, Haroelstrup, and Wieckhorst family movements.
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Omaha
Kimball
Lincoln Memorial
Nels Nelson
Brownville
Neb
Rasmussen
Potter
West
Tony Morse
Miss Mary
Sidney
Dr. Ames and Son
North Platte
Woten
Norek
Nebraska
R. Babcock
Chappell
Bundy
N. Haroelstrup
George Thornburg
Troelstrup
Thornburg
H Mahler
Ferd Wieckhorst
Grand Prairie Updates On Local Health and Farm Activity
James Irwin’s daughter recovered from illness this week. Emory Planck and Fred Frahn attended the Larson sale on Wednesday. N P Johnson tended to farm chores early in the week. J C Jorgenson did business in Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Mons Johnson visited Booth’s on Wednesday. Pete Stevens is painting a new house. Will Gade farms the Fred Layer place. Geo Hare’s child on sick list. Mons Johnson gained two thoroughbred yearling Herefords from C Hampton of Gering. They moved onto the old Battershell farm.
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James Irwin
Emory Planck
Fred Frahn
N. P. Johnson
J. C Jorgenson
Sidney
Mons Johnson
Booth’s
Pete Stevens
Will Gade
Fred Layer
Geo Hare
C Hampton
Gering
Battershell Farm
Sidney Draw Fire News and Local Updates
Mrs Carman left Monday for Liman Colorado to visit her son. G Pitts moved out last week chasing the back to the farm fever. The county surveyor laid out a road to Lorenzo. School closed in District 31 with a program and dinner. Miss Pevely from Armstrong will begin the spring term in District 22 next Monday. Farmers report excellent plowing conditions. Fred Waltz of Lock Harren Pennsylvania visits his uncle J O Waltz. C S Chambers bought land and plans large scale farming this summer. A prairie fire occurred locally.
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Fred Waltz
Lock Harren, Pa
J. O. Waltz
C. S. Chambers
Fire on Large Land Track Fueled by Careless Smoking
A blaze last Monday burned a large tract of land caused by a reckless smoker who discarded a cigarette. Fire crews battled the flames as vegetation and brush went up, threatening nearby properties and delaying access across the area.
Mrs Catherine Ward Visits Ieries Ranch on Wednesday
Mrs Catherine Ward traveled from her Ieries ranch to attend local events on Wednesday. The visit highlighted regional connections and community ties within the area.
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Catherine Ward
Ieries
Excellent for stomach trouble Chamberlain's Tablets ad
Mrs G C Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and bilious attacks. She reports relief from the first dose and says after one bottle she feels like a different person. Advertisement.
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Chamberlain
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