The Bracelet at Walden House
Grant remembers a woodland maid in winter and a white stone bracelet as a family mystery unfolds at Walden house. An innkeeper recounts a cursed black bracelet linked to Patience Walden and Daisy, leading to a legacy and romance with Aunt Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Martha
Far Wood
Walden
Walden House
Patience Walden
Patience
Daisy Walden
Daisy
Jennie Wells
Jennie
Daisy ‘Walden
Mr. Dacre
Local Social Roundup From Sidney and Vicinity
North Divide Prank at Kinton and wife guests of Andy Nelson family. Catherine Himer visited sister Anna at Sidney. Roy Neary and Elmer Hughes were business visitors in Sidney. Mrs 3D’s condition improving pleases friends. Zulke arrived to look after land interests. Fridays card party hosted by Andy Nelson and Tenry Johnson with nine tables. prizes awarded. Surprising dance at Andy Anderson’s home drew large crowd. Sid Kerie escorted his wife home from Omaha. JT Spiker accompanied daughter Opal home. Opal had stayed with relatives at Chappel. Sewing demonstration at Mrs Scott’s home attracted many including John Jones and George Rippe families. Henry Ehmke and family visited Sidney. Wm Hornby returned from business trip to Wisonsin and Carroll. Rev Kilburn and wife dined with Fd Schneulle. John Jones and George Rippe with wives visited. naturalization papers obtained. Miss Dittmer and Mrs Frank Matka left for OhIowa after pleasant stays with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Kinton
Andy Nelson
Catherine Himer
Anna
Sidney
Roy Neary
Elmer Hughes
Nerman Blanke
Mr. Zulke
Fie
Ray Frame
Wim
Rohde
Chester Frame
Willis Beyer
John Qverman
Andy Anderson
Sid Kerie
Omaha
JT. C Spiker
Miss Opal
Chappel
Scott
Mesdames
John Jones
Homer Haskins
Henry Johnson
George Rippe
Henry Ehmke
Familly
Wm. Hornby
Winside
Carrol
Rev. Kilburn
Fd Schneulle
Miss Dittmer
Frank Mateka
Ohiowa
Herman Blanke
Bunker Hill Community Notes of February Meeting and Local News
The B Y W C met with Mrs John Borcher for quilting. The next gathering is with Mrs Wm Borcher on Feb 28. Local residents helped celebrate Mrs Borchers birthday with cards and prizes awarded to Esther Borcher, Ross Bales, Chas Wheeler, and Mrs Wittrock. Carl Schmidt and Hilbert Borcher traveled to Gurley. Glen Bales and Fred Beyer drew jury duty. Curt and Cash Scott visited Sidney and bought a windmill wheel. Gertude Bales visited Theo Borcher home. J Beyer went to Sidney. Neighborhoods shopped in Sidney and many attended Rob erts sale and Wheeler sale. The Lake View play was postponed to March 1.
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John Borcher
Wm. Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Hilbert Borcher
Gurley
Glen Bales
Fred Beyer
Esther Borcher
Ross Bales
Chas. Wheeler
Sidney
Gertude Bales
Theo. Borcher
J. Beyer
John Overman
Cash “Scott
Bunker Hill
Henry Ehmke
E. Troutman
Wm. Rhode
Robert
Wheeler
Paul Meyer
Lakeview Local
Dentist Dr Pettibone Advises Patient Care at Office
Dr. M. E. Pettibone, Dentist, operates an office over The Larson Music. Contact via phone 419 for dental care and appointments.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larson Music
Community notices from Crook and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Dan Beebe and babies shopped in Crook on Monday. Five month old baby of Mr and Mrs Zotique LeBlanc died last Sunday night after a short illness. funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Sterling. Mrs LeBlanc and family receive community sympathy. Various locals shopped, visited, or attended sales and events through the week. The Carrol Creek school plans a patriotic program and vox social for February 22. Weather cooler with a 10 below reading last Wednesday morning. Multiple residents attended sales, dinners, and gatherings including P R Bell, George McCall, and many Beebe relatives. Grandpa Louderback reported ill but improving. The W S Dick sale drew strong attendance last Thursday.
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Dan Beebe
Crook
Zotique LeBlanc
Sterling
Carl Summers
Frank Dubray
Ed Hickerson
Sam Policks
Carrol Creek School
Vox Social
Ross Brossard
Dan Beebes
Milo Moore
Creek
P. R. Bell
George McCall
Lou Klers
Gladys Sutter
Sidney
Ethel
Bell
Red Lion
E R. Dunn
Charles Brecht
Bert Williard
Ray Sheffield
Robert Nicholas
Grandpa Louderback
Bert Hilliard
Local social notes from Maple Grove and nearby
Mrs R W Johnson spent Tuesday with Mrs A K Anderson while their men attended Osborns sale. Fred Smith and families visited at W Y Miles home Monday. Ruhter family supper at Frank Christensen home Thursday. Farmers Union meeting at F A Johnsons well attended. New members Kavanaugh joined local. next meeting March 15 at W T Sharman. Refreshments listed. Ed Miles family at Osborn sale Tuesday. Andy Anderson surprise party Wednesday. Colton local meeting attendance noted. Christensen family attended Sund night program. Ruhter family supper with Miles Saturday. Ross and Siders with Miles at Ruhter Sunday. A E Miller rents J K Childers place. moved in last Friday. Bill Myers called on Ray Miles last Sunday. Sharman family spent Sunday with Henry James family.
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R. W. Johnson
A. K. Anderson
Osborn
Fred Smith
Charley
Mr. Smith
W. Y. Miles
R. C. Ruhter
Frank Christensen
Farmers Union
F. A. Johnson
Geo. Kavanaugh
Bis Local
W. T Sharman’s
Ed Miles
Q Osborn’s
Andy Anderson
Colton
Sund
R.C. Ruhter
W. Y
Local Notes and Social Updates from the District
Sextorp Miss Bessie Hornby taught at District No 18 and spent the weekend in the vicinity. Weekend events include hauling hogs to Potter on Monday and Alfred Arnell plastering for Chris Crowell on Wednesday. Peter Nelson and Harry Courtright attended the C J Osborn sale near Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Chris Crowell visited Mrs George Reetz on Tuesday. The Farmers Union met at the school Friday with a large crowd and a strong program by the program committee. Arlo Fisher is confined at home with the grip.
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Bessie Hornby
Alfred Arnell
Potter
Chris Crowell
Peter Nelson
Harry Courtright
C. J. Osborn
Sidney
George Reetz
Farmers Union
Arlo Fisher
The Life of Trade Henry Ford Quote on Competition
A Ford quotation argues that true competition comes from ongoing improvement and growth. Businesses stagnating at perceived perfection lose momentum while those developing and innovating stay relevant. He links this to why finance and government fade in esteem when they fail to lower costs and risks through progress.
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Henry Ford
Bake Sale at Leonard Cash Grocery by Presbyterian Circle
The Presbyterian Circle schedules a bake sale for February 17 at 2 PM. The event will be held at Leonard Cash Grocery. Proceeds support circle activities and charitable efforts.
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Presbyterian Circle
Leonard Cash
Suerife sale notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of Isola B. Wasson clerk of the Cheyenne County District Court and in favor of James McAleese against Charles K Harper et al the sheriff will offer for sale at public auction the northeast portion of Clarkson's Addition Sidney Nebraska with specific parcel exclusions. The sale occurs March 28, 1923 at 10 a m at the courthouse front door with one hour open for bids. J W McDaniel sheriff Cheyenne County Nebraska. 22-5
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
James McAleese
Charles K. Harper
Clarkson
Sidney
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chestnut Street
Said County
J. W. McDanien
Nebr
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Jane Gordon
Western Newspaper Union
North Divide
Spring Canyon
Maple Grove
Sextorp
Bake Sale
Suerife
Hahler Garage
Western
F. OO. B. Detroit
the McDonald Motor Sales Company
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