Meadow Lawn Social and Visiting Notes
Meadow Lawn items list Wednesday and Sunday social calls across Dalton Sidney and Greenwood. locals like Mr and Mrs Harry Scott Mr and Mrs Bob Wallick Ruth Shinker Miss Vern Shinker and Geo Worth led the sewing circle. Families Morrow Mayer Kreader Mowrer and Tilson figure in visits and weekend trips with several calls to Dalton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Charles Scott
Bob Wallick
Kimball
Dan Hiemer
Ed Morrow
Verlon Hedlund
Mildred
Alveru
Dalton
Jerabago Sewing Circle
Ruth Shinker
Vern Shinker
Geo. Worth
R. R. Bovee
Mr. Fischer
Mowrer
J. C. Kreader
J. M. Kreader
Sidney
Benny Furst
Fremont
Nebraska
Paul Morrow
Colman Kreader
Ed Mayers
Gurney
Charles Mayer
C. Kreader
Margaret Miller
J.eane Mowrer
Mr. Brothers
Elmer Mayer
Frank White
Greenwood
Mike Tilson
Willard Mowrer
Rob Wallick
Jake Mayers
Local notices from Bunker Hill and nearby area
Repeated shuttling visits as residents visit Sidney with many auto trips and calls to friends. District residents attend millinery exhibit at the courthouse while threshing dominates the local scene and a Center vs Bunker Hill ball game ends 8 to 2. Kevin Troutman and families from Wayne visit, while others dine and travel between Dalton, Sterling, and nearby farms.
Lodgepole Local Notes Sketch Denvers Trip and Visitors
Lodgepole items report E Fenske returned home from Denver after two weeks on business. Lightning hit Joe Disney’s house, chimney demolished but no injuries. Rural post routes may begin in September. Numerous residents travel to Estes Park, Kansas, Berkeley and California. Births and illnesses noted, and school superintendent Lydiatt to head the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fenske
Denver
Joe Disney
Postoffice
F. M. Williams
Geo. W. Brix
Estes Park
Wm. Oesinger
Edna
Kansas
M. E. Church
Emanuelson
Chappell Sunday School
Allen Lough
Familly
Todgepole
Colorado Springs
J. G. Carter
Fairfax
Missouri
California
Adwart Fenske
Berkeley
Xni. FE. Patteys
J. W. McDaniel Jr
Chappell
Oberfelder Ranch
Chas
Gale
Howard Kirk
Jean Kirk
China
Wm. V. Mika
Rt. M. Brown
Bobbie
Isabelle Finley
Omaha
Lodgepole
Big Springs
Prof. I. FE
Lydiatt
Robinson Bungalow
H. D. Mead
Chadron
Mead
Notice Prohibits Hunting on Garden and Morrill Lands
Notice is hereby given that hunting and trespassing are absolutely prohibited on the lands of the Garden and Morrill Counties Nebraska. The course has become necessary due to careless hunters leaving gates open starting fires and stamping beef cattle, causing annoyance and financial loss to subscribers including Wm Archer van Brank Boon Bignell Bros Chas Avery Oscar Braman F H Boyd Frank Cantwell Victor Covalt John Covalt Son Cloé TM Broa Roy Coates Teo Conway K M Eldred Robt Graham Glenn Gentle Hall Graham Faith Hicks John Hicks M Hickman C J Hysham Mel Legitt J P Murphy Chas E Murphy J F Rice H Sagemuller John H Scott Chas Snow Peterson Hush Smith Ed Young Brass Van Alstine Merman Smith Estate Artur TM Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Morrill
Nebraska
Wm. Archer
van Brank
Boon
Bignell Bros
Chas Avery
Oscar Bram
Chas
E. Murphy J
EF. Rice H. Sagemuller
John, H
Scott Chas
Snow Fal
Peterson Hush
Smith Ed Young
Brass & van’ ‘Alstine Merman Smith Estate
Peterson
Sidney Social Roundup Weathersill Notes and Visits
Sextorp Ed Brott and Matthew Reddy spent last week combining for Jesse Tam bert. Peter Nelson and children Alice and Roy were business callers in Sidney Saturday afternoon. Miss Hilda Carlson is staying several days at her aunt Mrs H Sanders. Saint Margaret Brott and Mrs Tony Folks were delegates at the millinery display in Sidney last week. On Friday ladies from the club went to Sidney to view the exhibit. A dance at Benish's hall drew many from the neighborhood Saturday night. R H Dunlavy visited the Fisher home Sunday evening. Miss Olive Hanson is visiting at John Sanders home. Mrs Veter Nelson and daughters Alice and Myrtle called at Stromburk and Homer Fisher homes Wednesday afternoon. Miss Florence Fisher and brother Tom were business-makers on Potter Friday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brott
Matthew Reddy
Jesse Tambert
Peter Nelson
Alice
Roy
Sidney
Hilda Carlson
H. Sanders
Margaret Brott
Tony
Millinery
Gee
Benish’s Hall
R. H. Dunlavy
Fisher
Olive Hanson
John Sanders
Veter Nelson
Myrtle
Stromburk
Homer Fisher
Florence ‘Fisher
Tom
Eakers
Potter
Community Notes of Social Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs. R H Miller hosted Sunday evening at G H Worth's. J H Foster and J E Davison shared dinner with John Davison on Tuesday. Davison and Eckert families with others arrived from Cedaridge Colorado for visits. Several locals assisted Harold Boyce and others with party tasks. Eckert and family visitors from Sid rey and connections with Atwell, Worth, and Kreader appear in gatherings.
Local farmers report steady wheat progress in South Colton area
Karl Whollsmith and sons bought a Case separator and praise its wheat handling. Brauner Bros overhaul threshing gear and expect to resume shock threshing. Walter Proctor finished combining a large wheat acreage last Saturday and plans fall wheat feeding before winter travel to Lincoln. Corn looks good with prospects for a bumper crop. Several neighbors report activity including Schuster visiting Beatrice, Wendte heading and threshing, and Crutches being improved for Gentry who remains optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Whollsmith and Sons
Brauner Bros
Walter Proctor
Yaincoln
Iowa
Nebraska
Thomas Schuster
Reick Schuster
Beatrice
J. J. Wendte
Mr. McNiff
Gentry
Gerald Turner
Touls Johanee
Frank Rauner
Teo Korhummet
Gilead
Geo. Deaver
Mr. Rauner
X. BE. Wood
J. FE. Hill Ranch
Erle, Braner
Ed Meier
South Divide Threshing Among Community Members
In a busy harvest phase the South Divide community reports threshing nearly complete. Visitors and relatives travel between Lincoln and Wyoming towns as families like Paysent, Harlan, Darnell, and Yowell host and help with threshing and harvest duties. Local residents also note changes in employment as Roy Walker moves from Sidney to Chappell as chain store manager.
Grand Prairie social notes and visits
Grand Prairie Mrs Jorgenson called on Mrs A G Weaver Saturday afternoon. Mrs Henry Becie helped Mrs Johnson cook for threshers early week. Little Mary Hern bloom visiting cousins Evelyn and Tematn Johnson. Mize Hunscutt of Sidney visiting cousin Mrs Alva Hart. Mr and Mrs Alva Hart entertained at Henry Beebe's for dinner Sunday. Peniel Sunday school planned and carried out a surprise for Mise Hazel Pierson Tuesday evening. Pierson leaves for Grand Island to attend college next year. She has been organist at Pentel and will be missed. The evening was social with ice cream and cake. Mr Martin of Dalton spent Sunday at A G Weaver's. Mrs Martin helped care for Mrs Weaver. Mrs Holm and Lily were Friday goers. Mr and Mrs John Schneider and children visited Fred Windsheimer's. Mrs Meyer and son William visited Chris Meyer at Angora. Mr and Mrs C C Calhoun and son Gene of Stromsburg visited Monday night at Johnson Bros. They are returning travelers from California via Washington, Oregon, and California. Claus Tuykeman is working for Fred Windsheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorgenson
A. G. Weaver
Henry Becie
Johnson
Mary Hernbloom
Evelyn
Tematn Johnson
Mize Hunscutt
Sidney
Alva Hart
Henry Beebe
Peniel
Hazel Pierson
Grand Island
Pentel
fey _eMr Martin
Dalton
G. Weaver
Martin
Weaver
Stualek
Holm
Lily
Fikiney
bMr
John ‘Schneider
Fred Windsheimer
Ramsay
Meyer
William
Chris Meyer
Angora
Aml
C. C
Calhoun
Gene
Stromaburg
Johnson Bros
California
Stromsboro
Washington
Oregon
Claus Tuykeman
Local Visitors and Harvest Notes in Sidney Area
North Divide Mrs Verne McManus and her children visited the Jessie Honnecutt home last Sunday. Anton Ernest traveled from Dalton last Saturday for business in Sidney and spent time with his mother Mrs Ray Frame. Mrs Andy Nelson visited Sidney on Tuesday. Y Spiker searched for help in Sidney on Friday for threshing grain. Mr and Mrs Anton Strottman from near Dalton will visit weeks with daughter Mrs Minnie Seeger in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Louis Schulenburg of near Bushnell called on Monday at the Hang Buslroom home. Frank Kinton finished threshing a large grain crop and praised the yield. The weather has been warm and dry, favorable for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Paysent
Silver Creek
W. BE. Paysant
Harlans
Mr. Harlan
Tincoln
Darnell
Laramie
Wyoming
Fosters
Grandpa
Grandma Yowell
W. EF. Pagrant
Albert Springer
Sidney, Draw
Lester
Tawis
Mr. Foster
Elaine Hiett
Tuesay
E. V
Verne McManus
Jessie Honnecutt
Anton Ernest
Minnie Seeger
Sidney
Louis Schulenburg
Bushnell
Hang Buslroom
Frank Kinton
Maple Grove Social Notes Report Weekly Visits
Local residents from Maple Grove visit neighbors and relatives across Kimball and surrounding areas. Several Sunday gatherings are noted with the Weltons, Sharmans, Miles, Jelsons, Johnsons, Rasmuses, and others visiting homes and sharing meals. A Farmers Union meeting is planned with a host on Nels Johnson’s farm.
Residents share visits amid repairs and family time
Ty and Mr. Rose called on the Miles home Sunday while Ed Miles and Ernest Klipp drove to Sidney Tuesday afternoon after header repairs. Mrs. W. Sharman with her sons visited Ed Miles's sister on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rose
Miles
Ed Miles
Ernest Klipp
Sidney
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office over The Larson Music Store
Dr M E Pettibone operates a dental practice above The Larson Music Store with contact by phone. The notice lists office location and phone number 419 for patient inquiries and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music Store
Wireless show and wullophone ball postponed by Overseas Wireless Co
The wireless show and wullophone ball advertised for August Std has been postponed to a later date by Overseas Wireless Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Wireless CO
Osborn Motor Co Announces Trusted Western Nebraska Battery Service
Oldest and most reliable battery service station in western Nebraska expresses appreciation for customer business. M. W. Osborn Motor Co. notes long-standing service and gratitude to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
M. W. Osborn Motor CO
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Bunker Hill
Henry Schmidt
Curt Scott
Glen ‘Bates
Walter Happel
John Engel
Wm. Rohde
P. J. Beyer
Paul Meyer
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Sterling
Carl Schmidt
Baby
Arthur Borcher
Henry. Schmidt
Glen Bales
Kenneth
Sextorp
Ickes News
R. H. Miller
G.H. Worth
Mra
iGlark
Atwell
Bridgeport
Gi HS
Eckert
Grand Prairie
North Divide
Maple Grove
Newton
Wm. Sharman
Nels Jelson
W. i. Sharman and Sons
Johnson and Rasmussen
Mr. Nelson
Oakland
W. Y Miles
Martin Christofferson
Mull
Chas Welton
J. C. Jorgenson
Jim Irwin
Andrew Johnson
W. T. Sharman
John Westerhoff
Farmers Union
Nels Johnson
Lee Johnson
Misa Vera
W. Y. Miles
Art Johnson
Will
Wm. Journey
Farmers Union Co-Opera
Tive Association
Farmers Union Co-Operative Assn
E.J. Leonard
Mgr
Goodyear
Ae OY Sete
Cebbele
Oi Sborn’ Motor Company
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