Local notes from Dalton and Sidney district social life
Miss Lena and Kate Rihn return from Lincoln where they attended school. Paul Collart begins hog farming full time. Mr and Mrs Perkina visit Ruhter Farm. Krei attends a Dalton dance. carnivalgoers head to Sidney. Dalton dance planned for Sept 12. Perkins visit parents. Sidney Krei quits Hainton ranch to learn carpentry. Rihn visit Rather ranch. Henry Gould shows a pen top buggy. Social set hosts party at Bancroft home. big crowd and good time. Dalton sale on the 22nd. harvest expected. go to A. A. Clark & Co for flour and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Kate Rihn
Lincoln
Paul Collart
Mre. Perkina
Ruhter Farm
Wm. Krei
Dalton
Sidney
Are. Bancroft
Lodgepole notes mix of visitors and village news
Lodgepole reports growing activity with many outsiders on the streets and visitors from Grand Island Ogalalla Lincoln and Council Bluffs. Local events include theater performances Epworth League convention school openings and farm and business updates plus a fatal horse owner incident and several property moves.
Potter Lutheran to Hold Confirmation Service
On Sunday September 6 at 3 o clock a Confirmation Service will be held at Potter Lutheran Church. The following young people have been instructed during the summer months in the doctrines of the Christian religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Lutheran Church
Sidney Draw Flood Ignores Rain Forecast
Fences were washed out in the Draw during last Thursday’s flood. Earl Dye lost his corn shocks to the rising water while hauling oats. The Dyes visited Sidney and returned after the storm. J M Nelson stacked wheat before the rain. Elga Pitts traveled to Colorado. Joel Schad hired Jack Yarden to drill a well on his land. There was hail in the Draw but no major damage. Elmer Nelson left for Kimball for teachers’ institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
L. F. Dye
Elmer Nelson Igin Kimball
Teachers’ Institute
Local notes on rains plowing visits and a baby birth
Clara reports dandy rains and plowing activity as Mrs Tarkington and Miss Jennie Cushing of North Platte and Miss Jesse Cushing of Omaha visit their parents. The Dalton ranch saw a baby girl last week. Louisa and Dessie Himer toured Potterias while Daughertys visited Sidney. D Struthers of Douglas Arizona likewise noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkington
Jennie Cushing
North Platte
Jesse Cushing
Omaha
Pultz
Quinn
Dalton Ranch
Louisa
Dessie Himer
Potterias
Mrs. Daugherty
Sidney
D. Struthers
Douglas
Arizona
Dalton Bank Organized in Chadron Nebraska
Mr. Geo Willis reports the Dalton State Bank fully organized with capital paid in and ready to begin business after fixtures arrived. Local notes mention community news including deaths, farming progress, and social events in Dalton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Willis
Chadron
Nebr
Dalton State Bank
Omaha Livestock Market: Cattle Trade Slightly Weaker
At South Omaha on Aug 1, cattle trade showed a generally weaker tone for steers while cows and heifers remained prominent. Prices ranged with Wyoming steers at $5.15 and killing steers $4.50 to $6.00, cows and heifers $3.50 to $4.00, cutters $2.25 to $2.65. stockers and feeders held steady with various weight brackets cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Wyoming
South Divide Festival Debuts and Community Happenings
Herewith festival debut and carnival seen. New baby for Mr and Mrs Simpson last week. Mrs Wittig Miss Millie and Arthur yet to return from Chicago visit. Robodins from Nemaha Co assembling wells by Geo Peel. Tillie Brauer recovering from long illness. Lutheran parochial school opens Wednesday under Rev Wagner with a large class. Stocks stand finished temporal yet eloquent monuments at event end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Simpson
F Wittig
Millie
Arthur
Chicago
Robodins
Nemiuha Co
Geo. Peel
Tillie Brauer
Lutheran
Wagner
Irving News Briefs From Damp Hay Weather
Damp hay weather in Irving as smoke from the U P engine becomes visible and hopes rise for civilization after exile. Rush Creek Co. nears completion of haying on the Ace Rewsburg place. New schoolhouse work started last week. Elsie and Joe Johnson return to Des Moines after a two month visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs J Johnson. 4 Guernsey Dray offers trunks night or day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jenik, Jr
McIntosh and
Front Streets
Enevoldson
Oregon
U. P
Rush Creek Co
Ace Rewsburg
Irving
Elsie
Joe Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
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Wm. Beckenhauer
A. A
ETT
Merchandise ‘Store
Dalton, Neb
Dalton Livery Stable
Feed and Sale
Dalton Meat Market
Herman Armuth
Nebraska
Hardware and Furniture
W. J. Gatzemeyer Dalton
North Divide
A. A. Clark & Co
Lodgepole
Christ Mickleson
Grand Island
Mise Myrtle Withere
Elizabeth Kruger
M. A. Swift
Hanna
Wyo
Roosevelt
Jersey City
Young's Hall
Tompkin
Epworth League
Kenneth Slawson
Rice Slawson
Clair Hill
J. R. Young
Overton
Viola Young
Ogalalla
Frank Isenberger
Bert J. Batea
Kansas City
I. A. Brundage
George Emanuelson
Earnest M Anderson
Ella Alfreda Anderson
Algar E. Erickson
Glen A. Erickson
Nannie E. C. Erickson
Esther A. Hansen
Rachel Marie Hansen
Louisa M. Herboldsheimer
Glenn le R. Hileman
Harry H. Hileman
Clarence O Hongen
Ella R. Hongen
Emma S Johknson
Rebecca A. Shrear
Clarence Strandberg
Paul H. Heisey
Luther P Ludden
D. D
A. B. Beard
Thornburg
Mr. Beard
Kimball
J. W. Ball
Tabitha Home
Potter
Grant Brady
E. Combs
Ella M. Gaisen
Joe Hansen
A. Berg
Rev. Heigey
Susie Thornburg
S. Johnson
B. Beard
James Rodman
Rose
C. Bs. Lawrence
M. McKee
Cheyenne
Ed Thornburg
J. H. Bross
Bessie Rodman
Morris Rore
J. B. Reynolds
Our City
Pine Bluffs
Arthur Branscon
W.S. Rodman
J. H. Broas
E. A. Wickland
Francis Wessels
John Adams Ranch
Fred Nelson
Walter Rodman
Bliss Carnes
Daugherty
Wu. Scheele
Godling
Epps
Charles
Tacoma
Wash
Pierre Bros
Peske
Fred Cushing
Mr. Miller
Wahoo, Mb
Ben Wagner
Hubert Fuller
Mr. Hileuian
Sextorp
Stone Ranch
Messrs Hicks and
Lafferty
Mrs. Struthers
Quinn Ranch
Mr. Portrey
Montauk Ranch
Mrs. Pultz
Tom
Ed. Quinn
Henry Shrear
Lie
Earl Dye
Elga Pitts
Colorado
Joel Schad
Jack Yarden
Latters
Clara
Lina Ewing
Exeter
Ed Ewing
Exeter, Neb
Mrs. Ewing
J. W. Reinmuth
C. W. Handley
Cheyenne County
A. G. Zublke
Bancroft
W. J.gatzemeyer
Mies Brennan
J. A. Harney
Miss Beat
Central Graineries
A. E. Kivett
Rev. McLaughlin
Ed Pritchet
W. S. Woolsey
Charles Allery
Mr. Pritchet
Drescher
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Thomas
W. J. Gatzemeyer
Mies Hazel Scoggin
Bridgeport
Clara Poole
Clay. Robinson & Company Livestock Commission
Guernsey
the Grand Hotel
Dalton, Nebraska
Prop
Chichester
OUR
American Bank
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
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