County Board Sets Bid, Appointments In 1917 Actions
Cheyenne County board approves Gen V D Jackson as court house janitor for one year at 5000 dollars monthly, designates The Dalton Delegate as official paper, hires expert to audit county offices, and forms a 1917 1918 board of health. It also approves official bonds and draws a list of petit jury candidates from all precincts, with adjournment set to Feb 18 1917.
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Gen VD. Jackson
Court House
Dalton
Cheyenne County
F. W. Scott
Lodgepale
J. R. Carter
Potter
H. E. Hedlund
J. H. Hart
Gurley
J. L
Sitton
Sidney
R. T. Kidney
Justice of Peace
Roy Larson
Charles Gotham
Join Selfer
Mathias Hemmer
John Nelson
A. G. Glassburn
H. Holliman
District Court
R. G. Barran
Thos
V. Barnes
L. J. Caywood
Frank Hurza
Flarry Courtright
Peter Hensen
Trognitz
P. J. Peckman
Jim Benish
Bronson
Arthur Brandenburg
L. PF. Cunningham
P. L. Dalton
Chamelers
Nels M. Christensen
Oscar Walsh
Lodgepole
Roy Isenberger
Chas Hein
Frank Hansen
Fred Lehemkuhl
Oscar Meyers
C. F. Schnake
C. F. Siders
Eagle
F. A. Jack
Harry Thompson
Colton
Otto Fenske
John Demers
George Hars
Emil Englert
Davison
Otto Bergt
Paul Collart
S. W. Eckert
W. B. Edwards
Union Valley
O. W. Busaker
Ear for Myrtle Brings Quick Musical Ease
A woman bursts into a music store and asks for a piece for her daughter Myrtle who is fourteen. She explains Myrtle can play anything once she gets it by the ear, prompting a playful exchange with the clerk about grade and age.
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Myrtle
New York Times
New England Schoolmaster Praised For Plain Wisdom
A noted educator lauds the New England schoolmaster and extols the value of plain uncultured wisdom from an honest unaffiliated citizen of a sea‑side village. He likens this wisdom to Nestor and Cassandra and notes even their humor carries insight.
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New England
Nestor
Cassandra
Troy
Beggar Refuses Clarinet Tune to Frighten Passersby
In a Mees Blaetter comic caption a gentleman offers alms to a beggar who is asked to play a beautiful piece on a clarinet. The beggar replies he cannot play and only carries the instrument to frighten people.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
Church Service Schedules at St Patrick and Saint Peters
St Patrick's Catholic Church holds Mass at 9 AM every Sunday with an evening service at 7 30 PM and Saturday instruction at 2 PM. Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church near Potter has services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 AM, with Sunday school at 10 30 AM.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Worship and Activities Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church offers Sunday School at 9 44 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with an evening service at 7 30 p m. Midweek prayer Thursday 7 00 p m at the parsonage. Choir practice Thursday 8 00 p m. Catechetical class Saturday 1 p m. Theme is History of some familiar Hymns. Everyone welcome at all services.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley Services and Sunday School
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley holds afternoon worship at 2 30 PM and Sunday School at 3 30 PM led by Mrs Flora superintendent The stormy weather canceled last Sunday's regular services Everyone is welcome at all services
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Grace Lutheran Church
Gurleyfternoon
Flora
Christ Episcopal Church announces preaching at Our Savior North Platte
The Reverend Henry Ives will preach at Our Savior North Platte next Sunday February 11 with no Christ Church service that day. Sunday school starts at 9 30 A M and choir practice is Friday night at 7 46. The Guild meets on the second Friday of each month.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Church of Our Savior
North Platte
Christ Church
Guild
Triangle Club Plans Teen Meeting with Arlene McCann
The Triangle welcomes every girl in their teens to a February 17 gathering with Miss Arlene McCann. Meet at 2 P.M. Saturday for an invitation event.
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Arlene McCann
Missionary Meeting at Calla Willard Society
The Calla Willard Missionary Society meets Tuesday February 18 at the Christian parsonage. Leader Mrs Stowe presides. Subject The West Indies. Program includes hymn prayer Bible reading business roll call for missionary in West Indies. Papers by Mrs Hiett and Mrs O R Owens. Talks by Mrs Andrews and Miss Miller. Meeting at 2:30 PM in Sidney.
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Calla Willard Missionary Society
Christian Parsonage
Stowe
West Indies
Hiett
O. R. Owens
Andrews
Miss Miller
Okde Gallitan
Bautey
Aux
Sidney
Sidney High Players Feted After Victory at Vienna Cafe
After defeating Alliance last Saturday, Sidney High players Jalmer Wright Ray Clinton Melvin Simpson Maurice Roach Allen Chambers and two substitutes were treated to a chicken dinner by Mr Lieben dorfer at the Vienna Cafe. They celebrated with songs speeches and cheers before a turkey and cranberry dinner hosted by captain M Lee Daniel Capitan. County officials Jesse Sitton and Judge Chambers joined the festivities with an oyster feed and brief speeches ending with a reminder to maintain training rules ahead of Kimball Saturday night.
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Sidney High
Alliance
Liebendorfer
Jalmer Wright
Ray Clinton
Melvin Simpson
Maurice Roach
Allen Chambers
Charles Belden
Clarence Olson
Vienna
M. Lee Daniel Capitan
Sidney Athletics
Vienna Cafe
Daniel
Sidney
Jesse Sitton
Cheyenne County
Chambers
Kimball
Next New Industry Magazine Sparks Fresh Start
A contemplative remark on nature and growth contrasts with a dialogue about innovation. A person hopes to originate something and is encouraged to start the first magazine devoted to the next open industry, citing airships and automobiles as examples of new industries.
Gingerbread with Odds and Ends Fruits Batter
Collect all odd bits of cooked fruits and jelly from the pantry. Mix them into the batter to add savor and depth to the gingerbread flavor.
Turbulent World Briefs Signal Shifts in 1917 Crisis
Turkish grand vizier resigns as senate backs immigration bill against veto. Spain assumes control of American diplomatic interests in Germany. Tennessee Senate defeats suffrage bill for women. Supreme Court recesses with Adamson law case undecided. Nicaraguan congress urges withdrawal of U.S. forces. Wilson issues registry restraint on ship owners. Spanell found not guilty in Alpine murder case. Florida cold wave hurts growers. freezing reaches middle Florida. Malone denies bomb claim at port of New York. Hurley chosen as secretary of commerce to succeed Redfield. Oregon becomes none dry after governor signs prohibition law. National forest grazing fees raised for 1917. Idaho anti alien land bill dies in senate. Ford pledges factory for wartime use if needed. Senate blocks Gray son rear admiral nomination. Measures to shield U.S. from German conspire risks proposed. Armed robbery at Chicago payroll, two thousand two hundred dollars taken. Naval and military precautionary measures in D C after Germany break. Roosevelt pledges support to Wilson. Leak inquiry shifts to Washington. Chicago tenement explosion death toll rising. Car service rules commission to be formed with interstate commerce aid. New York National Guard and naval militia mobilized. Banks offer 17 000 members to aid mobilization. U S financial dominance noted by comptroller. Suit against Pan American Commission for anti trust. Cree dog race: Campbell wins longest dog race. Hartman last.
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Supreme Court
Nicaragua
Wilson
Harry J. Spanell
Alpine
Tex
Florida
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Edward E. Hurley
Illinois
Commerce
Redfield
Oregon
Withercomb
Idaho
Senate
Henry Ford
Cary T. Grayson
Lodge
Weeks
United States
Germany
Senate Judiciary Committee
Appletop Electric Company
Chicago
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Congressional
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railway Association
National Guard
New York State
Naval
Whitman
O’ryan
Commodore Forshew
American Bankers’ Association
R. W. Goebel
Kansas City
Congress
Pan-American Commission Corporation
Sol Wexler
Albert Campbell
Hudson Bay District
Fred Hartman
St Paul
Campbell
Winnipeg
Bill Grayson
Metcalf
Gabriel Campbell
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Cheyenne County Lumber Company
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the Fashion .Shop
Leon Fine
Wyoming
Burlington
Douglas
Converse County
Upton
Moorcroft
Gillette
Clearmont
Husa Hunt
Ss. B. Howard
C. B
Q. I. BR
Omaha
Nebraska
M. A. Shipman
RED Cross Pharmacy
Bassett & Littler
F. N. Slawson
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
Falck
Triangle Club
Missionary Meeting
Helen Aunt Jackson
Spain
Tennessee Senate
Sidney Mercantile
Cash Grocery
Hardy Building
Mer
CG. M. Hadley
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
J. J. Treinen Proprietor
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