SEXTORP Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Activities
John Heimer bought an Oldsmobile truck last week. Mrs. V. E. Carlson and daughter Alice and Oscar Redeen shopped in Potter on Friday. Mrs. F. A. Prince and daughter spent Sunday with the Pete Nelson household. Emil Carlson and daughters Eda and Vera were in Potter on Saturday. Miss Hilma Nelson returned home Friday after staying on the South Divide. Miss Clara Bolke and Mr. John Peetz visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson Sunday evening. John Heimer and Charney Chapman were in Sidney Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tambert and family with Sam Wickstrom and family spent Sunday at the Point of Rocks.
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John Heimer
V. E. Carlson
Alice
Oscar Redeen
Potter
F.A. Prince
Pete Nelson
Emil Carlson
Eda
Vera
Hilma Nelson
South Divide
Clara Bolke
John Peetz
Peter Nelson
Charney Chapman
Sidney
Jesse Tambert
Sam Wickstrom
Point of Rocks
Local Social Notes from Grand Prairie and Surrounds
Mrs Will Frerichs and son William transacted business in Sund Wednesday. Mr Pete Locke of Omaha assisted in harvesting wheat. Hazel Marie born August 15 to Mr and Mrs J E Miles. mother and baby doing well. father cheerful. Cedric Johnson of Haxton Colorado visited his uncles the Johnson brothers Sunday. Mrs Maude Robbins aided Mrs Weaver this past week. Mr Boshull first to have grain cut. Mrs E A Johnson and children called at Oscar Johnson Friday afternoon.
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Will Frerichs
William
Sund
E. A. Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Boshull
Cedric Johnson
Haxton
Colo
Johnson Brothers
Pete Locke
Omaha
Maude Robbins
Weaver
Miles
J. E. Miles
Hazel Marie
Babe
Journal Offers Lincoln Based Inter News Reach
The Lincoln Journal claims superior inter news coverage for most of the state, with rural routes served by the Evening Journal and earlier press by Omaha papers. It pitches independent reporting on all parties and candidates, plus a six week cash incentive of $2,000 and commissions. Address State Journal Lincoln Adv.
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Lincoln Journal
State
Omaha
Lincoln Morning Journal
Evening Journal
Nebraska
Paper of Independence
State Journal
Lincoln
Adv
Denver Tramway seeks men for multiple railroad jobs
Denver Tramway Company advertises permanent positions for conductors, motormen, shopmen, linemen, track workers, barn men and substation operators. Applicants under 40, able to read and write, with no prior experience, can learn quickly. Wages range from 53 to 72 cents per hour, with Denver noted for low living costs. Apply at Room 202 Tramway Building, Denver.
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Denver Tramway Company
Tramway Building
Denver
Denver Tramway Co Strike Calls Off
On August 1 a strike was called on our property. On August Tth the union voted to end the strike but many former employees refuse to return to work.
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R. E. L. Jackson
Sidney, Neb
Automobile
C. W Hornaday
Tne
United States Department of Labor Statistics
United States
Denver Tramway Co
Tramway
14Th & Arapahoe Sts
Denver, Colorado
Cheyenne County
Logan County
Colorado
Western Land CO
Essig
the Farmers Union Co-Operative Association
Sidney, Nebraska
C. O. Hade
Wisconsin
Sidney Auto Sales Co
Lorenzo, Nebr
Dandy
Andrew Anderson
Sidney Draw
H. M. Anderson
Cuddeford Bros
Wm. Krueger
Gurley
Alvin Livingston
Lorenzo
M. E. Harrison
E. J. Bennett
Lodge Pole
Frank Britton
Fred Jackonimi
Peetz
Harry Dolan
Louis Scheer
Paul Mason
Nebr
Avery’s
Avery
Union
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