Dalton community notes show travel, business, and civic efforts
Local residents such as Clara Armuth Henry Hendrix Lizzie Elston and others were noted returning from travels and attending gatherings. A town baseball nine was organized with C Minsival as manager and Ollie Anderson captain. Nurseries distributed trees while the B and M railroad added workers. A discourse warns against unqualified legal document drafting and urges state regulated conveyancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Armuth
Alliance
Henry Hendrix
Lizzie Elston
Sidney
C. Minsival
Ollie Anderson
Attorney Services Emphasized For Paper Drafting
The notice urges persons with papers drafted to hire a competent attorney to protect their interests. It notes the cost for a goods attorney is slightly higher, but the security and satisfaction justify the expense.
Potter Community Notes Cover Visits and Local Changes
Rev. E. H. Combs returned from Denver and E. G. Wallan is expected from Denver to spend the summer on his ranch. The M. E. Aid met Mrs. Nelson in the country. Lutheran Guild meets the first Thursday monthly. Misses Bessie Irene and Jeanette Beard left for the ranch. John Fitzbard and family from Omaha settled near Potter to farm. Emerevon rents Shultz residence and moves next week. Dr. Mocket of Kimball returns from Europe. A tramp at Dix detained a Jap foreman briefly. Gas fixtures for the Lutheran church have arrived. Wednesday marked the twenty third anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson with friends visiting. Rev. E. H. Combs re-performed the wedding ceremony and refreshments followed. Mr. Eaton of Lexington visited Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Wallan
Denver
M. E. Aid
Lutheran Guild
Bessie
Irene
Jeanette Beard
John Fitzbard
Omaha
Potter
Emerevon
Shultz
Mocket
Kimball
Europe
Dix
C. S. Johnson
E. H. Combs
Eaton
Lexington
Pleasant View box social noted for success and social
The Pleasant View box social drew a strong crowd and funds, with a well received program. After the social guests were hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Stanton's home for dancing into the early hours.
Local Visitors Headed by Mack Radcliff and Others
Mack Radcliff came to town for a few days to visit family. Bert McCoy of McCook Nebraska spent several days here this week. Mrs Jessen hosted the Corens Society. Dr Yarlett has pneumonia and is under Sidney care. Ed Collins Boye and family moved from Denver to occupy the cottage in the east recently purchased by Mrs Dunlap. Rev J H Foster and wife from York Nebraska arrived for their ill son W N Foster of Higgins. J B Halston transported them away the same day. New Burlington timetable May 23 adds an extra passenger train each way between Alliance Sidney and Denver Sidney. Trinity Lutheran services shift half hour later. Lutheran League at 7, evening 8, morning 11 with sermons on The Eighth Commandment Truthfulness and The Prodigal's Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Jordon
Bridgeport
Henriette Fecht
Sidney
Anna
Burl Hundley
J. W. Rienmuth
Rev. Payne
Morrison
B. & M. Railroad
Dalton
Oscar Franks
Ed Ewing
East
Ed Collins Boye
Yeagle
Denver
Eost
Dunlap
J. H. Foster
York, Neb
W. N. Foster
Higgins J. B. Halston
Burlington
Alliance
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran League
L. F. Gunderman
William T. Holland
Josie B. Holland
John Hartzler
Hartzler
William V. Kettlemaan
District Court
Sheyenne County
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Willliam T. Holland
Josie R. Holland
A. H. Penfield
William T Holland
Josse Lh. Holland
Jesse R. Holland
John Hurtzler
Wartzler
William V. Kettleman
H.E. Gaven
John M Ragan
Unclaimed Letters at Sidney Post Office April 23 1909
List of letter recipients including KF N Brown Ben Depue Lee Price J W Sutton C A Spangler Miss Loute Vr Edwin Hollenbeck P Haines Julius Snuckle RK C Spangler f Martin Nelson Miss Hilda Gerkie Edward McLernon postmaster advertised notes calling for claimed items in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Neb
Sidney Post Office
N Brown
Ben Depue
Lee Price J W
Sutton C. A. Spangler
Miss Loute
Edwin Hollenbeck
Co. P. Haines
Julius Snuckle
RK. C
The Elusive Chuckwalla and Desert Trickery
In southern California’s desert the chuckwalla hides in narrow rock crevices to escape predators. Indians trick the reptile by tapping its nose with wire or a twig, causing it to exhale and loosen its grip, allowing the hunter to pull it out and cook it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Great
Desert
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J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
the Telegraph
Neb. Ag
F. A. Gapen
Herman Armuth
Dr. Webster
Dan McAleese
Wohi
Schuler
York Nursery
Wood River Nursery
Mr. and
Mrs. Meyers
Clara
Mrs. Daugherty
H. W. Chowins
New York
Golly
Edison
P. A. Seaman
Struble
Iowa
Telegraph
Oregon
Washington
And
Idaho
San Francisco
Los Angles San Diego
California Points
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Vancouver
Victoria
Weed
Cal
Ashland
Roseburg
Eugene
Albany
Salem
Pacific
Spokane
O. R
Union Pacific
W. J. Shoemaker
W.L. Hart
Cond, Neb
Mack Radcliff
Bert McCoy
McCook, Neb
J. I. Case Thresher
Harper & Wright
E. McLernon
A. O. U. W. Ball
Sidney Lodge
Sidney Orchestra
Azine
J. C. Baldwin
First National Bank
Cement Contractor
McKibbin & Wagner
Dawson Lincoln
Denel
Keith Cheyenne Kimball
Counties
Lexington and
Sidney, Neb
McKibbon & Wagner
Romulus
Herdon
Neb
Nels Thorston
P.O
13Th Judicial District
William ¥. Kettleman
William ‘T. Holland
John Harteler
Harteler
Ar Sern
John Bender
Hulda Bender
Simon Miller
Johnender
Cheyenne
Iown
North Platte
Sidney Telegraph
H. M. Grimes
Department of the Interlfor
U. S. Land Office
Oscar
Hileman
Township
James Tucker
Lewis Brett
Sextorp
George Julfs
Ckes
Frank Lipska
Redington
Emmons Sanders
J. E. Evans
Register
District Court OF
Mellie F. Petteys
Rell E. Petteys
Nellie E. Petteys
Newbie EK. Perreys
H. B. Gapren
Doran
Board of Educational Lands & Funds
Hattie Hayden Appeldoone
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