Lorenzo Opens Blacksmith Shop Amid Growth in Lorenzo
Last week Lester Blackman and Clyde Shee went to Denver to buy machinery now being installed west of the Meier building. the shop will open soon. Also noted: Miss Freda Scheer and Howard Smith left for Mapleton. Bert Smith unloaded oils for Lester Blackmun. Mrs. Lou Scheer traveled to Sidney for dental work. Kraxberger brothers erected a temporary dwelling near the oil station. Grain Belt Oil Co repainted their plant. Mr. Seal and Mrs. Seal relocated to Lorenzo. J. C. Peters hauled lumber for a new residence. farmers cheer wheat prospects. Farmers Co-Operative Union met in town. impassable roads kept few from Sidney for the primary. Mrs. Elshire visited Lester Blackman home. W. C. Sheets digs a well for G. L. Jackson. nurse at J. J. Treinen home returned to Sidney. Viva Thompson visited business in town.
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Clyde Sheas
Denver
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Freda Scheer
Howard Smith
Mapleton
Bert Smith
Lester Blackmun
Lou Scheer
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Kraxberger Brothers
Grain Belt Oil Co
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Elshire
W. C. Sheets
G. L. Jackson
Munsinger
J. J. Treinen
Viva Thompson
Spitler Wood and Bradbury General Contractors
Spitler Wood and Bradbury General Contractors advertise residential contracting services with emphasis on home projects. They invite inquiries for plans and estimates and highlight personalized attention to residence work.
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Wood & Bradbury
General Contractors
Local and Personal News Mentions
M. A. Shipman returned the first of the week from Philadelphia where he was called by the death of his father. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Weeden returned the forepart of the week from Denver where they passed days of the great snow storm. Louis Brott of Potter was a Sidney visitor the forepart of the week, transacting business and visiting with friends. Mr. Brott takes his defeat for the legislature good naturedly. Mrs. N. G. Brewer visited with her daughters Mrs. John Noll of Fort Morgan and Mrs. Charles Perry of Sterling the past week, returning to Sidney at the end of the week.
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Sterling
Ground hog day questions stir local curiosity
Sextorp residents wonder if the ground hog saw a shadow while noting the period of school closures in Dist 13 due to storms. The blue mood of precinct ladies stems from an election day with no voting. Local social visits are recorded including John Carlson at John Nelson's and Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert. Several residents, including Herman Schubarth and Peter Nelson, were Sidney visitors. Alice Prince suffers from chicken pox this week. Mail service on the route has halted since the 17th. Miss Marjorie Fitzgerald finished a successful Dist 47 term and headed home to Kearney.
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John Nelson
Lambert
Sam Wick- Strom
Everett Larson
Herman Schubarth
Peter Nelson
Sidney
Alice Prince
D. McQuiston
Wm. Hieneman
John Anderson
Marjorie Fitzgerald
Kearney
Motive and the Ends of Good Work Echo Stevenson
A brief quotation reflects on the value of wholehearted effort. Every strong, cheerful heart leaves a hopeful impulse that enhances human tradition, attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson as a closing sentiment.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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