History Of Interest and 54 Years Ago
From the Telegraph files a 14 year recap notes Eugene and Bill Davis returning from a Kansas City tryout. Local residents Mrs Ed Gates ill shows little improvement. Kenneth Lynch Mickey plan to resettle here from Chadron. Delilah Erwin visits Lincoln for a week. Raymond Maley and son Wayne visit north Potter relatives. Claude Spencer family visit from Shell Wyoming. Frank Wait and Jo Anne Wait visit Melbeta with Rev Clinton Senneff. Mrs Caldwell from Kimball seeks osteopathic treatment. Mae Brown hosts a small gathering at the Frazey Tee. Edward O Selover made final proof before Joseph Oberfelder. Fred Owings spent early week in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Bill Davis
Kansas City
Ed Gates
Kenneth Lynch
Mickey
Chadron
Delilah Erwin
Lincoln
Raymond Maley
Wayne
North Potter District
Claude Spencer
Donald
Shell
Wyo
Fred Spencer
Frank Wait
Jo Anne
Melbeta
E.caldwell
Kimball
Mae Brown
Frazey Tee
Edward O. Selover
Joseph Oberfelder
Fred Owings
North Platte
Local notices and updates at Byars store and area events
Miss Mabe Perry is promoted to the bookkeeping department at Byars store after faithful service in other roles. Herman Schroeder returns from Omaha where he attended the Masonic Consistory in progress. C W Hornaday reopens his Hornaday Building office to focus on real estate and insurance. Mr and Mrs Harm Hippen and children join Mr and Mrs Chester and their father visiting in Eagles precinct. Visitors are welcomed to school departments for encouragement to teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabe] Perry
Byars
Herman Schroeder
Omaha
Masonic Order In
C. W. Hornaday
Hornaday
Harm Hippen
Chichester
Eagles Precinct
54 YEARS AGO HOMESTEAD PROOFS AND WINTER TRAVELERS
54 years ago Charles St. Clair and A. T. Hoffman each made proof on their homesteads Monday. L. B. Cary and G. R. Meredith made final proof on Thursday. James Sempk, a Union Valley Inct homesteader, went to Elmira for the winter. Eric Lif of Cedar Creek visited Sidney. Cornelius Weyerts stocked up with Sidney merchandise. Elter couple traveled from LaPeer to buy Christmas goods for children. Justice Neville presided this week. R. P. Scott, county surveyor, went to Ohio for a few weeks. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles St. Clair
A. T. Hoffman
L. B. Cary
G. R. Meredith
James Sempk
Union Valley Inct
Elmira
W. C. Couch
Eric Lif
Cedar Creek
Sidney
Cornelius Weyerts
Elter
LaPeer
Neville
Henry Bangert Appointed Union Pacific Engine Hostler
Henry Bangert is assigned as engine hostler for Union Pacific and will move his family from North Platte. Miss Teressa Salle returns from Denver to visit her parents and holds a soloist post at a leading Denver church. Sheriff Babb leaves with a criminal bound for a couple of years in the penitentiary for horse stealing. Miss Grace Struthers takes a post at Fishman Parker Bros. Eugene Schonberg departs for San Francisco to rejoin Uncle Sam's service. A new stone foundation is placed under the Granneman block on second street, where J R Merrifield the jeweler operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bangert
Union Pacific
North Platte
Teressa Salle
Denver
Miss Salle
Sheriff Babb
Grace Struthers
Fishman & Parker Bros
Eugene Schonberg
San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Granneman
Second Street
J. R. Merrifield
Inaugural Ball Set For January
Nebraska residents gather in Lincoln on Friday night January 10 to honor Governor Elect Val Peterson of Elgin at the Governor's Inaugural Ball. The event at the University of Nebraska Coliseum features a grand march reception and dancing with two orchestras. Tickets cost 1.80 per person and 3.60 per couple, with public attendance allowed and reservations via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Val Peterson
Elgin
C. C. Hellmers
Peterson
Dwight Griswold
Griswold
Omaha
University of Nebraska
Hellmers
P. O
State Capitol
Leave Lids Ajar to Prevent Odors in Kitchenware
Home economists advise leaving lids and covers ajar when utensils are not in use to avoid stale odors and flavors in pressure canners sauce pans double boilers and other containers with tight covers caused by storing tightly closed and not completely dry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Dunn
J. H. Wiker
W. E. Edwards
A. A. Sharp
Gapen
Mayme McMichael
King
Telegraph
R. P.scott
Ohio
Heyl
Fis
Santa
Hearty Cooperation
Bergner Repair Shop
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