Household Activity Around Sidney Prompts Local Moves
Mrs Andrew Nelson spent several days in Sidney last week. Andrew McAdam shingled Paul Rabbits barn. Rev Murless spent Saturday with Robert McAdam. Paul Rabbits family and others plan to move to Potter this week. Ed Wickhorst hunted horses and Andrew Limbeck returned from Sidney with coal. Burnie Robinson works for Robert McAdam and Mrs Robert McAdam’s mother is worse. Helen was sick and missed school. Gilbert Nelson tended his horses and Ford Wickhorst hosted a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nelson
Sidney
Andrew McAdam
Paul Rabbit
Murless
Robert McAdam
Joe Johnson
Roy MecAam
Harry House
Mr. House
Pine Bluffs
Ford Wickhorst
Miss Taylor
Paul Rabbits
Earl McDonald
Ben Brothers
Clarence Lawrence
Redington
Potter
R. McDonald
J. A. Woten
Nebraska
Joe Keil
Thornburg
Nelson
Omaha
Elesboro
Walcott
L. Hedsen
South Divide Farmers Increase Flax Hauling
South Divide farmers haul flax at seventy five dollars per load amid dry farming. Harney Hiett and Earl Hiett haul flax recently while Fred Hellerich returns from Sutton Nebraska. John Mohlmezn buys seven head of horses and farming implements. School in Dist. 99 to reopen next week after a weather-induced month break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Livoni
Harvey Hiett
Earl Hiett
John Dubb
South Divide
John Mohlmezn
Dist
Higgins and area visitors note progress and visits
H Higgins H Schlueter visits friends for a week while Rev Kretzschmer from Hastings Neb visits Rev A Hillert and returns to Brule. Albert Jeudes helps Fred Korsemeyer slaughter hogs and make sausage as Mrs Watson visits daughter Zulke near Higgins. Otto and Helen Horst stay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schlueter
South Divide
Higgins
K. Kretzschmer
Hastings
Neb
A. Hillert
Brule
Albert Jeudes
Fred Korsemeyer
Mrs. Watson
Zulke
Otto
Helen Horst
Local notes from Peetz include new arrivals and events
Mrs. F L Whitelock and daughter Catherine return from Omaha. Embroidery Club and literary meeting planned for Friday. A W Fletcher arrives to begin a new blacksmith shop. Tom Gallagher to stand imported horse in Peetz. New groceries line by C A Van Valkenburg. Birth of a son to Tom Sethler and wife. E E Morgan takes daughter to Sidney for eye exam. Mrs Fairchilds travels to Sidney. Mrs M A Tappen and daughter visit Waterbury Neb two months. Sickness notes for W W Adams and A L Johnson. Owens travels to Sidney. Pie Supper planned for Twin Buttes Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gallagher
D. R. Jones
Peetz
C. A. van Valkenburg
Tom Sethler
E. E. Morgan
Sidney
Fairchilds
M. A. Tappen
Waterbury
Neb
W. W. Adams
Winter Weather Blustery Then Settles Over Town
The article notes blustery conditions as Old Man Winter looms, with residents hoping for his absence. Reports on local events include a well attended Saturday dance in Winston despite bad weather and the Peetz Literary Society’s final program deemed a success. Hospitalized and ill, A L Johnson is sick with la grippe while Mrs Mason shows slight improvement. C A Strohmeyer made a Sidney trip. H W Gotfredson hauls hay near Iliff Colorado. A new blacksmith shop project is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Peetz Literary Society
A. L. Johnson
H. W. Gotfredson
Hatfield
Iliff
Colo
Stork
C. A. Strohmeyer
Headache Cure Touted From Stomach Disorder
An advertisement claims headaches arise from a disordered stomach and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to cure both. For sale by all dealers.
Potter notes brisk social round and travel news
Potter reports many local visits and journeys with neighbors visiting family in Sidney Redington Kimball Denver and Ravenna. A freight wreck near Potter Sid ney involved a 27 car train and a broken wheel. Community events include the Woodmen installation, Commercial Club meeting and a Kensington Club suggestion. A birthday surprise for Oscar Anderson, shop and store expansions, and local editor praise highlight village activity.
Pleasant View Gossip and Local Appointments
Pleasant View notes a quiet week with visits among Geo Kinnersley Geo Davis Suzette Davis and families. Chas Stanton Geo Hicks and others were seen at several homes and ranches including the Goding and Gustafson properties.
Seed corn tester method to select kernels for seed
Instructions describe a home tester using a box sand and a checkerboard cloth to evaluate kernels from corn ears. By placing kernels on numbered squares and comparing growth to ear numbers, seed ears with strong sprouts and roots are chosen for planting and selection for seed stock.
Doubleheader Notes and Local Odds and Ends
Chas Brothers of Bethel P O visited sisters Mesdames Chas Stanton and Will Goding. Harry Courtright works for Will Goding tracking horses branded Swasticka that strayed about a month ago. Henry Courtright and wife were entertained at Geo Kinnersley's home. Mrs Short promotes candies fruits and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stanton
Geo. Hicks
Goding Ranch
Will Goding
A. O. Nelson
Harry Courtright
Stanton Home
Chas. Kinnersley
Chas
Bethel P.O
Mesdames Chas
Stanton
Swasticka
Henry Courtright
Geo. Kinnersley
Mrs P H Brogan Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Wilson Pa resident Mrs P H Brogan testifies from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is superior to all others for croup and endorses its availability through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P H. Brogan
Wilson
Chamberlain
Croup
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ASH
Gilbert Nelson
Mr. Kayne
Ed Wickhorst
Robert McAdaff
Andrew Limbeck
Will Filton
B.A. Jones
Fred Hellerich
Sutton
F. L. Whitelock
Catherine
Mr. Owens
Twin Buttes
Winter
Frank Whitelock
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
Mr. Biggs
Chicago
Indiana
Emma Johnson
Chris Peterson
Denver
Leola Johnson
Messrs. Struble and
Beitz
Mr. Roche
Kimball
Grant Brady
Michel Ames
Dr. Mocket
Oliver Hensen
Misses Kraeder
G. Thompson
B. F. Thornburg
Branscom
Kensington
Lincoln
Thorn
Burg & Son
Mrs. H. Struble
Miss Stewart
Wm. Struble
Pleasant View
Geo. Davis
Suzette Davis
Will Gustafson
Dan Heimer
C. W. Johnson
Alden Kimball
Godling Ranch
Geo. Schrear
J. W. Brown
Kinnersley Place
Venita Stines
Opal Hicks
Hicks Boys
Ftormer’s
Desler
Seed House
Commercial Club
M. Ramella R
Closman & Son
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
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