Pleasant View News Roundup Of Social And School Life
Pleasant View reports a surprise anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Goding with 44 guests, music, dancing and an oyster supper. Local visits include Will Walsh with Anna Anderson and others roaming the burg. Evan Stines, Helen Hurd and Mrs Moench figure in gatherings while sleighing remains fine. New Year festivities and a Christmas Eve tree plan with music and gifts outline Potter social life as Dr W Johnson’s family recovers and Chas Mairs’ infant death is noted. An eastern man plans to locate in Potter after snow clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Goding
Fred Korsmeyer
Henry Moench
Evan Stines
Helen Hurd
Hicks
Harry Courtright
Oliver Styer
Potter
Edwin Erickson
Near Leafdale
Pleasant View
Stacy
Heimer
M. E
Nmas
Santa
W. Johnson
Chas. Mairs
Mairs
Glencoe
Wyo
Potter Christmas Program and Local Notices
A Christmas program will be given by the public school when closing for the holidays. Miss Lora Adams attended an institute at Sidney while Mr. Stevens and staff were at the County Institute. Catholics hold service at Thornburg Hall on the 3rd Saturday at 10 o'clock. Anton Schad and family spent several days at the County Seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Lora Adams
Sidney
Frank
Anton Schad
Dalton News Roundup of Local Moves and Events
Dalton residents travel to Bridgeport Sidney and Alliance for trips home and land work. Homestead hopes, estate settlements, new homes, a Ladies Aid bazaar and Dalton Women’s Club meeting feature social scenes and community planning. Ice reports and sleighing boost local leisure as several families visit kin and relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Willis
L. L. Plummer
Alliance
Mallory
Buster Brown
Wiggins
Colorado
Ollie Anderson
Armuth
Ray Clough
Clara Poole
John Peterson
Tena Heizer
R. J. Wallick
Ed Walshii
F. A. Rowan
Sidney
Allen Hedges
Wyoming
Ladies Aid
Dalton Women’s Club
Jesse Ewing
Hoffman
Junkens
Armuth Hall Christmas Dance Draws Large Crowd
A. O. C. W. hosts a Christmas night dance at Armuth Hall. A large crowd is expected as plans for the event circulate among members and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armuth Hall
Sidney Visitors and Travel Notes This Week
Clara adjusts to winter weather. Mr and Mrs Daugherty and Miss Jennie Cushing visited Sidney last Saturday. Mr T Bowen will spend holidays with relatives in Ohio. T J and T EB Quinn went to Porter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A Ladine visited Sidney last week. Harry Select returned from a trip to Norfolk Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Frericks
Fred Borges
Bridgeport
B. Strotman
Sidney
Mat Miller
Wyoming
John Davison
Wm. Sims
Hughes and
Hume
Winter Snow Closes Schools Across Regions
Heavy snow remains blanketing roads as sleighs and sleds appear along the roadside. Schools closed yesterday for their usual holiday vacation, leaving students at home while communities manage travel and safety.
Nebraska News Expends Funds and Frackitas Canning Firm Formed
Nebraska news reports show the blue sky law commission’s period July 17 to Navy 30 with receipts of 505 and expenses 486.45, noting legislative drafting issues and key interpretations for stock par value and fraction shares. Francitas Canning and Preserve Company forms in Lincoln TexasFrancitas with $10 000 capital. directors include Maher Porter Francke Burge George. Nuckolls county pays insane fees quota of 282.31 to complete pre 1891 dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W Reed
Blue Sky Department
State Railway Commission
Commission
Navy
Reed
Nebraska
Francitas Company
Francitas Canning and Preserve Company
Linccoln
Francitns
Tex
John G Maher
Harry Porter
Alex Francke
L. A Burge
W A. George
Nuckolls
Nuckolls County
Avoid Cold Weather Ailments With Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion
A vintage advertisement urges building health to resist winter illnesses. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is promoted as a non stimulant blood and nerve builder, aiding tired, nervous, and debilitated individuals, with a money back guarantee and local availability at Sidney Drug Co in Sidney, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Sidney, Drug Co
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Market report from Union Stock Yards South Omaha dated December 17 notes light cattle receipts around 2 000 head helping prices. Yearlings up to 8 25 heavy cattle under 8 00 with cows stronger. Hog sales 11 500 head with demand fair and prices near Tuesday’s levels. Sheep and lambs moderate supply with active bidding and select lambs at 7 00 to 7 50, ewes 4 25 to 4 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Chicago
Markets turn cautious as Chicago grain and livestock close mixed
Chicago markets end a volatile session with wheat and corn mixed as futures drift on lighter demand. Cattle and hog prices show modest declines or steady levels amid steady cash quotations and broad receipts across cattle, hogs, and sheep markets.
O Connor will is thrown out of court
Hastings Neb Dec 18 The purported will of the late John O Connor attempting to leave his entire estate valued at 100 000 to John T Culavin of Omaha was voided by Judge Button for lack of proper witnessed status under Nebraska law Culavin declined to contest the ruling and administrators A T Bratton City Clerk and R E Livingston morgue proprietor were appointed with a 50 000 bond Sixteen declared heirs have filed claims and up to fifty more are expected while hearings to establish heirship have not been set Two alleged sons of O Connor remain elusive to their attorney and may appear later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
John O'Connor
John T. Culavin
Omaha
Button
Nebraska
Culavin
A.T. Bratton
RE. A. Livingston
O’connor
O'Connor
United States
Ireland
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Dalton
Clara
Nebraska News
Commissioner Read
Railway Board
LAW Department
Sidney, Neb
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
California
Pacific
Hunthkns
Salt Lake City
W. J. Shoemaker
Will
Bulletin of Winter
Denver
Southland
Scenic
Salt Lake
Burlington
Huhtatelan Hy
M. A. Shipman
L W. Wakeley
Burlington Depot
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
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