Christmas social scenes in North Divide area
A busy week in North Divide features Mr and Mrs Chonan hosting a surprise gathering for S and family, Alec Shindle relocating, and communal events in Sidney with Christmas shopping. Local residents The Spiker family, Neiman family, and Fréd Seeger frequent visits. many market hogs and corn head to Sidney through Farmers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Chean
John MecGrain
T. ©. Spiker
Sidney
George Neiman
Alec Shindel
Adrian Brocklesby
Hade
Denver
Frank Kinton
J. ©. Schulenberg
Farmers’ Union
Clarence Ely
Alec Shindle
Mr. Casselman
A. J. Chonan
Carl Busboom
Hanes
Schulenberg
John Troedéi
Dalton
Jim Riendorf
Fréd Seeger
Fred Reiner
Frank Goodwin
Kimball
Wm. Jeudes
Julia Ernest
Otto
T. C Spiker
Pleasant Valley News: Jelineks Attend Box Supper and Local Moves
Pleasant Valley notes a social box supper and dance at Gage schoolhouse, following multiple moves and visits. E J Simpson relocates to Sidney with R G Simpson moving into his former home, while Calkins boys sell corn to a Johnson ranch party east of Twin Buttes. Families travel between Sidney Crook and Medicine Bow, with illness and nurse arrivals shaping community life.
Thanksgiving Visit and Local Chores Report
A record of neighborly visits and small tasks around town. Mrs Sherman Emerson hosted visitors during Thanksgiving. T W Simpson installed a telephone for Mr Harding. John McDonnell shelled corn for Phil Brossard and R G Simpson. Harding built a swing at the west school house. Mrs P R Simpson and son E J visited R G Simpson. Mrs B J Simpson stopped by T W Simpson. Albert Jelinek was in Sidney. A merry crowd attended a surprise party at Joe Hecker's on December 13. Carl Brauer visited R G Simpson. The Calkins boys went to the hard ie dance at Crook Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jelinek
Sidney
Old Jack Front
R. G. Simpeon
Calkins
Johnson Ranch
Crook
Chas
Simpeon
Joe Hecker
Ed Myers
Lawrence Simpson
P. R. Simpson
T. W. Simpson
Dr. Taylor
Denver
R. G
Chas. Simpson
Dan Brandt
Medicine Bowl
Wyoming
Mr. Brandt
Carl Brauer
R. G. Simpson
Calkins Boys
Hardie
Social notes from Maple Grove and Sidney community
A gathering at the Andrew Johnson home honored his birthday last Saturday night. Several locals visited relatives in Sidney and Lodge Pole while others, including Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman, aided Andy Anderson with a beer butcher last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Ed Miles
Nels Johnson
Will ‘Johnson
Denver
Colorado
W. T. Sharman
Sidney
J. A. Lund
W. Y. Miles
Ray Miles
Will Johnson
Wm. Sharman
Andy Anderson
Fred Nelson
Chris Junker
J. A. Lund and
Lodgepole
Herman Andre
WH Johnson
Gurley
F. A. Johnson
R. C. Ruhter
Tee Johnson
W. T. Sharman and Son
Vern
Lodgepole Notes Highlight Local Visits and Games
Frank Hanson returned home from Baker Montana Monday night. Chas Hein drove his Buick to Sidney Friday with Wa Schroll and R W Englert. Teena Lindley of Sundl visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Adolph Englert. Mr and Mrs Jack Funk visited Chappell Sunday. The high school teams traveled to Potter Friday with a large booster crowd. Lodgepole boys won 18 to 17 and girls lost 53 to 1. Mrs C E Grisham and daughter Mune Ellen, plus Mrs Sadie Rice plan Missouri visit for a month. Miss Lillian Jones arrived from England to visit the Schrolls in Omaha. E A Lott leaves for Kentucky for holidays. Mrs Harley Simpkins visits relatives in Norfolk. Birthday surprise for Mrs Lehmkuhl with guests Tehmkuhl and others. L R Barlow and B J Bates visit Sidney on business. American Legion Auxiliary held officers election at Mrs L R Barlow’s home. next meeting with Mrs G W Brox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanson
Baker
Montana
Chas. Hein
Sidney
Wa. Schroll
R. W. Englert
Teena’ Lindley
Sundl
Adolph Englert
Jack Funk
Chappell
O. M. Waller
R. F. Miller
LeRoy Jewell
Potter
Potter High School
Lodgepole
C. E. Grisham
Lillian Jones
Omaha
England
Wm. Schroll
E. A. Lott
Kentucky
Harley Simpkins
Norfolk
Fred Lehmkuhl
F. H. Wolfe
L. BR. Barlow
A. E. Slawson
F. F. Tehmkuhl
L. ‘R. Barlow
B. J. Bates
American Legion Auxiliary
IL. R. Barlow
P. H. Barrett
G. W. Brox
Community Notes From Center Supper Guests and Meetings
Center items report supper guests at the E W Roberts home Tuesday. The Center Ladies Aid met with ten members and five visitors present on Wednesday. The next meeting is set for January 10 with Mrs 8 W Scott. Several local couples, including Mr and Mrs R R Berry and Mr and Mrs S W Scott, motored to Sidney on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. Reiners
Babe
E. W. Roberts
W. Scott
John Groshans
John Brown
Center Ladies’ Aid
A. R.berry
R. R. Berry
Sidney
S. W. Scott
Ickes News and Dalton Socials Span Weekend
Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and Mr and Mrs J C Kreader attended Dalton events Monday Rex Rogers and George Byers visited at the J M Kreader home Sunday Thelma Zorn spent the weekend with Dorothy Ive Mrs Paul Weible and family traveled to Johnson Nebraska George Werth John Davison and Peter Hedlund planned to Bridgeport Darison and George Worth visited B W Eckert Allen Davison rested on the farm with Worth and Davison spending part of his vacation Allen is noted looking west with a fond gaze Likely a local social column from Burgess Music notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kreader
J. C. Kreader
Dalton
Allen Davison
Davison
Allen
Local Social Roundup From the Bancrofts and Neighbors
Sunday and midweek visits fill the week as Mrs. Mary Halston and Mrs. L E Bancroft travel to Scottsbluff for Miss Fannie Raymond’s funeral. Nearby families host dinners, attend a church event, and note attendance at a Farmers Union Convention in Sidney amid a cold spell and holiday errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Mary Halston
Scottsbluff
Fannie Raymond
Martin ‘Christopherson
Clifford Jason
Gilbert Webster
Irvin Campbell
Hills
Center
M. E
C. A. Bancroft
Wm. Forward
M. E. Webster
Floyd
J. Lobb
Sidney
Joe Powell
North Platte
Farmers’ Union
Dalton
H.E. Netherland
Babe
Bunker Hill Farm ers Union meeting draws large Sidney crowd
A large turnout attended the Farmers Union convention in Sidney on Thursday with a lively program by The Bunker Hill band. Social gatherings followed as families called on friends and shared meals. Several local residents were noted in visits and domestic events throughout the weekend and into early January.
Bake Sale at the Electric Shop December 23 at 2 P.M.
A bake sale is announced at the Electric Shop for Saturday December 23 at 2 o'clock. Items include plum pudding mince meat fruit cake and Christmas specials. Orders are being taken. Ladies of Christian Church can be reached by phone at 52 or 448.
Burgess Music Store Scrutiny Unclear in Fragment
Readable fragments indicate a local music shop listing ambiguous details about an event or notice involving Burgess Music Store. The text shows scattered references to surface, Vieter, Brunswick Phons graph, and the store name, but lacks coherent context or concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieter
Brunswick Phonsgraph
Burgess Music Stor
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North Divide
Verne McManus
Alva Hart
Jessie Honnecutt
Pleasant Valley
Maple Grove
Ickes News
Vielins
Burgess Music
Bunker Hill
Farmers Union
Bunker’ Hill
Fred Beyer
Wm. Rohde
Frank Beyer
J. Beyer
Glen Bales
Curt Scott
Cash Scott
Vernon
Victor Knox
Christopherson
Edwin Aurich
Scott
Famly
Mike Swartz
Gertrude Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Irwin Selmers
A. D. Rose
Henry Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Theo. Borcher
Wm. Meyer
Wm. Sachs
Arthur Borcher
Paul Meyer
Gus Gross
Weyer
Wm. Rhode
Fig
Frank Gross
B. H.C
Rayer Piker
Henry Wheeler
E. Troutman
Thurday
Variety Store
Per
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