West Sidney trades and community notes from Grand Prairie
West Sidney resident Henry Westphalen sells grain to Lorenzo elevator and completes hauling. Local farmers sell hay and hogs, visit friends, and attend dances and church events. Numerous names appear with casual visits, market trips, and family activities across Grand Prairie and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Westphalen
Lorenzo Elevator
L. G. Pitts
Ruben Burg
Jack Peters
Louise Scheer
Charley Springer
Local Families Host Visits and Socials Near Sidney
Bunker Hill residents attended the Miller sale east of Huntsman on Tuesday. Numerous calls between neighbors occurred through the week. A quilting party hosted by Mrs. Henry Schmidt featured a lunch and card games after, with many attendees including Mrs. Paul Meyer and Mrs. Theo Borcher. Indoor baseball in Gurley drew nearby participation and a lively report. Several locals traveled to Denver and Sidney for outings. farm changes, local meetings, and neighborly gatherings filled the days with social events and community discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rohde
Fred Weikhorst
Wm. Borcher
John Borcher
Gurley
Henry Schmidt
Paul Meyer
C. A. Overman
Theo Borcher
Wm. Meyer
Curt Scott
Hilbert Borcher
Frank Gross
Glen Bales
Walter Happel
Denver
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Farmers Union
Bronson
Bunker Hill
John Engel
Fred Seimers
Bronson School
Frances Gross
Carl Schmidt
Arnold Stockamp
Gaylord Ely Place
North Sidney
Lawrence Beyer
Schwartz
Leas
Sidney
Familles
Ray Berry
Bill
August
Gerhard Gross
Mrs. Happel
Frank Toman
Grand Prairie Socials With Nearby Families
Grand Prairie residents hosted visitors from Garden county and Scottsbluff sharing Monday and Tuesday gatherings. A shower honored Clyde Wallace’s baby. A. E. Miller’s sale drew many locals. Will Frerichs lost a horse last week during family visits with the Fre richs and Jorgensen households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rexroth
Doris
Garden County
Charles Welton
Ed Miles
George Siders
Win Frerichs
Mr. Boggs
Scottsbluff
J. C. Jorgensen
Charles Smith
Will Frerichs
James Irwin
John Junker
Mrs
Clyde Wallace
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1925 Report
Live stock pricing page from Union Stock Yards South Omaha dated February 18, 1925. Cattle receipts near 4,300 with steady to 15 cent gains and top beeves at 10.25. Hog receipts 27,000 with opening bids 10 to 10.25 lower. top hog price 11.00 and most trade 10.10 to 10.90. Sheep and lambs light, seven thousand lambs received with prices down 15 to 25 cents. best fat lambs 16.85 and ewes 9.00. Includes detailed grade quotations for cattle, cows, calves, and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock
Yarca
South Omaha
Local notes from Lodgepole county and funeral notices
Mrs Daisy Fletcher attended a county superintendents convention in Lincoln on the 4th and 5th. Mrs Valasta Doyle aged 46 died February 15 1925 from abscesses of the bowels. Funeral at Catholic church and burial at Catholic cemetery near Sidney. Relatives include husband, one son, parents, five sisters and six brothers. District 12 supervisor Castle Redfield led a school of instruction for the O E S. Out of town visitors listed. Several local visits and a forthcoming school play The Old Dodger on February 27. Various travels and family news including the Payton and Paviat families. A stereopticon lecture The 10th Man. A chicken pie supper by Ladies Aid raised 25.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valasta Doyle
John Parliat
Sidney
Castle Redfield
North Platte
O. E
A. J. Jorgenson
Harry IL. Mantor
J. W. McDaniel
WJ. Thompson
A. J. Bracken
Wm. Goettsche
James Harold Payton
EF. F. Payton
Elkdale
Wio
WW. J. Weatherwax
Pleasant View Cemetery
J. G. McCormick
F. J. Grant
Chappell
F. D. Barlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Sidney
Ann Lingwall
W. W. Glassburn
Earl Easton
Aletta Reineka
Milan
Wilbur Glassburn
Leonard White
Potter
Wm. Reineka
Clarence Evens
Louis Scheer
A. M. Anderson
C. L. Walters
L. Scheer
Frank Klentz
C. J. Walter
Arvin Livingston
Taylor Hospital
Livingston
Keith Springer
E. H. Howe
Alfred Springer
Glassburns
Walters
Scheers
Adens
Louie
C. L. Walter
John Lingwall
W. Knight
Lorenso
Frank Kilentz
Toule Lund
D. J. McCoy
Henry Walker
H. J. Hammonnd
Walsh
H. J. Hammond
Arthur McMullen
Grant Anderson
Albert Aden
Ralph Hammond
John Killham
Albert Johnson
Hazel Pearson
Weston
Nebr
L. A. Pearson
Grand Prairie
Weston and
Stromberg
Mr. Johnson
L. P. Houge
William, Sharman
Maple Grove
Nels Johnson
Chris Meyer
W. E. Meyer
West Point
Earl Holm
F. E. Holm
Sunol
Frank Lundgren
W. O. Johnson
Harold
Dorothy Graham
J. ©. Jorgensen
Anna
A. R. Tremain
Mons Johnson
Alfred Jorgensen
Raymond Graham
Claus Engelland
A. E. Miller
Earl Johnson
Johnstown
Colo
A. R. Tremain and Sons
William Sharman
W. T. Sharman
Samuel Irwin
Mr. Glassburn
South Divide
Glassburn
Alfred
John Olson
Joe Stout
Frank Flessner
Albert Frerichs
Evelyn
Ernest Wickard
Rasmus Madsen
Peetz, Cole
John Seifer
Mabel
Fred
Pat
Dalton
Frank Heingmann
W. W. Craig
Booth
J. C. Newton
Albert
Walter Kragel
Irwin Boys
H. Snyder
Frank Lippstrew
Alva Hart
F. §. Holm
A. RB. Graham
T.W. Hubbell
Frank Christensen
R. C G. Ruhter
A. R. Graham and Sons
Emanuel Stueve
D. P. Ells
Sund
James Irwin and
Samuel
William Frerichs
Ross Bales
Miller
Huntsman
Bill Meyer
Wm. Sachs
Pat Lambe
Telegra
Daisy BF. Fletcher
Lincoln
J. D Payton
Dodger
L. R. Barlow
Joe F Paviat
John Paviat
Rose McIntosh
Valeska Doyle
Frank Kucera
Tribunne
Kansas
California
Kent
B. J. Bates
Mabel Schroeder
Norfolk
Royal
Hazel Locke
Staniforth
W. D. Russell
Crete
Omaha
Goettsche
Otto Holtman
Texaco
Suno
Ladies Aid
Sidney Battery and Electric Co
James Reisdorff
McCall Pattern Department
Satin De-Leon
Nebraska
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