Farmers across South divide plant trees and build
Mr Paygant has the frame work of his new house up. Mr Ale helps. F A Hand bought a new incubator this week. Roy Nelson erects another windmill. South divide farmers farm extensively this year. Small grain mostly in. Herman Hiett improving slowly. David Myers of Peetz visited the Hiett family. Earl Hiett had a sick horse. Peter Lenzen plans one hundred acres of corn and already has a hundred acres of small grain. Carl Mahr moved buildings to a southeastern location. Many south siders planting trees this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Paygant
Mr. Ale
F. A. Hand
Roy Nelson
Herman Hiett
David Myers
Peetz
Hiett
Earl Hiett
Peter Lenzen
Carl Mahr
South
Local notes from Sunol and surrounding areas
Cora Wiseman of Peetz works for Mrs. Nelson. J. M. Nelson and wife visited Sidney by auto. Lawrence Ivy rode broncos Sunday. Evan Ladley of Cheyenne visits family nearby. Lawerence and Barron filed final homestead proofs at Sidney. Glassburn painted Harper's house. Doty traveled to Sidney this week. Kirkpatrick and Glassburn hauled coal from Potter for their steam plow. Eloy Elliston, Earl Dye and Lawrence Ivy attended a wrestling match in Sidney. Glassburn brothers visited Sidney. Ed Howe and wife spent Monday at Potter. Social gatherings draw good attendance. Mrs. F Dickinson and daughters with Miss Davis visited Bert Allington's Sunday. Mrs. Andrews returns to Sunol staying with Mrs. Dickinson. Wm. Kemp works south of Sunol this week. Sunol boys lost a ball game at Lodgepole by one run. Mrs. Kemp and children head east. Mr. and Mrs. Homan from Sedgwick visit Howard ranch Sunday. Mrs. Booth and son Paul visit Sidney Tuesday. Mr. Bale of Lodgepole remodels Mr. Craig's house near Tobin place. Richard Pavlot wallpapering for H. R. Neumann. Barn Line attended Sidney dance Monday. Robert Madsen visits Sidney Tuesday. F. Dickinson receives 1000 small trees for planting west end of his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Nelson
Sidney
Lawrence Ivy
Broncos
Evan Ladley
Cheyenne
C.G. Lawerence
Ben Barron
E. E. Glassburn
Mr. Harper
Mr. Doty
Messrs
Earl Dye
Glassburn Brothers
Ed Howe
Potter
F. Dickinson
Miss Davis
Bert Allington’s
Andrews
Sunol
Dickinson
Wm. Kemp
Lodgepole
Homan
Sedgwick
Colo
Howard Ranch
Booth
Paul
Mr. Bale
Mr. Craig
Tobin Place
Richard Pavlot
H. R. Neumann
Barn Line
Robert Madsen
Pleasant View Wheat Planting and Local Visits
Farmers near Pleasant View report wheat planting nearing completion and welcome rain. Dan Heimer hauls sand for schoolhouse plastering. George Schrear shows a new gasoline engine for water pumping. Evan Stines shops in Potter, last Friday. Alden Kimball and Stines visit home Sunday. George and Charles Kinnersley visit homesteads south of Kimball. Charles Herboldsheimer and wife from near Sidney visit relatives here Sunday. Mrs. George Kinnersley and Mrs. Charles Kinnersley attend Easter events in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Heimer
George Schrear
Evan Stines
Potter
Alden Kimball
George
Charles Kinnersley
Kimball
Charles Herboldsheimer
Sidney
George Kinnersley
Sunol Notes on Local Residents and Farm Work
John Demers seeks cheap land in Sunol. Mrs. H R Neumann improves after two weeks of illness. Mrs. J F Fusha travels to Denver for her mother’s serious illness. Wid Barrett and Adam Shimp Ka visit Sunol as assessors. Jack Stover assists Mitch Fusha on the South Divide farm. A Saturday night dance is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Neumann
J. F. Fusha
Denver
Wid Barrett
Adam Shimpka
Sunol
Jack Stover
Mitch Fusha
South Divide
Peetz News Briefs and Local Happenings
Peetz Colorado notes include a boy bitten tongue, a car runaway with no injuries, and local visits. The C B and Q crew install a 15 horsepower engine while removing the old unit. Peetz ball team defeated Sodtown 35 to 8 and the lumber company received two cars of wood. J R Wood loses a horse to colic and replaces it after a Sidney trip. Mack Ramella installs Whitelock water system components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz Lumber Co
H.van Valkenberg
J. R. Wood
Peetz
Sidney
Mack Ramella
Whitelock
Union Valley Weather and Local Happenings
The dry spell continues with light rain and mild Easter visits. Frost last week delays fruit buds while heavy rains are awaited for crops. some rice fall wheat and small horse gatherings noted as roads remain fine and autos active during Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kruse
Sidney’s Saloons Water Works Sprinkler Support New Court House
The Telegraph comments on Sidney’s five saloons and water works, praising the street sprinkler and noting the looming court house. It playfully urges locals to write in under their own names, hinting the paper will critique silly items if submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
New Court House
Potter Potluck and Easter Notes Highlight Potter’s Community
The Crete tree man arrives as youths receive apple trees from Mr. Stephens. Mr. Roche plans to lead a Potter band with uniforms. a big tent and grandstand are discussed for a Commercial Club. Easter services and programs shine at Lutheran and M E churches. Mrs. Struble hosts Easter dinner with flowers and colored eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Stephens
May Sefang
Henry
Edgar Anderson
Spitzbark Brothers
M. E. Church
Providence
Riots suppressed and varied federal actions noted
The report lists incidents and political moves including suppression of Champagne district riots in France, a 25 to 7 Senate vote for a bank guarantee bill, resignations in immigration, a fire in Infrared City Alaska, a Rochester reciprocity rally, and deaths of several officials in New York South Carolina and North Carolina. It mentions insurrectos destroying bridges, a beef trust case delaying Kenyon, a Havana cigar strike, Taft maneuvers in Texas, and multiple other local and national events. The breadth coversEconomic political crime natural disasters and notable deaths across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champagne
France
Colorado Senate
H. North
San Francisco
Infrared City
Alaska
George S. Terry
United States
New York
Aiken
S. C
Eagle Pass
W. S Kenyon
Iowa
Beef Trust
Havana-American
Chicago
Congress
Taft
Texas
The
Women’s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the West
Indianapolis
Big Bill” Rawards
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Gaynor
James G. Gallagher
Tennessee House
Decatur
Ala
Frank Rudkins
Spokane
Coughton Alaska
Hanford
Seattle
Sir Edward Stracey
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Peetz, Colo
Pleasant View
John Demers
C. A.van Valkenberg
Sterling
H. Kraxberger
Gothenburg
Art
Union Valley
John Shelley
Mohlman
Henrichs
Mr. Roche
Mr. Hendrickson
Miss Anderson
Kirk
Andrew McAdam
Bob
Nelson
Lulu Laverty
Thornburg
Lewis
Polk County
C. W. Johnson
Rochester
N. Y
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Charles D. Morton
First National Bank
Otto Olsen
Holge Johnson
Nels Swanson
Harold Olson
Lake Superior
McNeily DeBoise
Catawba
Morgantown
Ballard
Wash
Levi Warner
Connecticut
South Norwalk
Felix Kornfeld
Brookline
Mass
State Federation of Labor
Henry Brown
Abraham Lincoln
Bloomington
That
Edward A Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Senate
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Russia
W. W. Rockhill
Turkey
Hudson River
Alps
Europe
Carpenter
Withedr
Udon
Warren
Wyoming
Tariff Board
Richardson
Alabama
DR. King
OUR
American Bank
NEBR
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Con
Mercantile Ipany
W. C Robinson
H. T. Dean
the North-Robinson-Dean Co
Incorporated
Alden Station
Bridgeport
Neb
Alliance
R. R
H.T. Dean
Grand Island
Cairo
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