Christmas and social rounds in Bunker Hill community
In Bunker Hill several families share Christmas gatherings and church events. Charles Overman returned from Denver to care for a ill mother, while Frame and Beyer families joined in memorials and dinners in Sidney Gurley and Dalton areas. Friends and neighbors attend district programs and visit kin, with Santa Claus bringing cheer to local youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Overman
Denver
Ray Frame
Nebraska
Gurley
J. E. Bayne
Christian Church
Sidney
George Hendricks
P. J. Beyer
F. A. Beyer
Henry Schmidt
Hilbert Borcher
John Engel
George Rohde
District No. 71
Esther
Horst Bay
F. J. Beyer
Iva Beyer
Sterling
Henry Johnson
Carl Christ
Wm. Sachs
William Franzen
Sarge
Henry Goetz
Iowa
Frank Christensen
Mr. Borcher
Julesburg
Local Potpourri of Visits Weddings and News
Miss Mildred Jacobson came from Lincoln to visit kin before moving to Denver. Irma Hadden broke her arm last Thursday. N S Miller called on Albin residents. Clyde Brady toured Potter en route to Denver from Peru. Mrs Emil Cords hosted Mrs Werner of Togallala. Doris Schele married Henry Hates in Sidney on December 22 and will reside in Bloomfield. Melvin Oeltjen injured eye by air rifle. vision later estimated at about 40 percent. New Year's rabbit hunt drew 600 plus hunters led by Captains Vaughn and Hagemister. over 600 rabbits shot. C A Mangum visited Lincoln over Christmas. Himmelright and Ina spent holidays at Dexter. Charles Cords of Spearfish and Norma Wagner of Kimball wed New Year’s Day. F L Cummings hunts coyotes in the area again this winter. Fred Olson and family visited with Emma Olson and F C Johnson over New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Jacobson
Lincoln
Denver
Irma Hadden
N. S. Miller
Albin
Wyo
Clyde Brady
Potter
Peru
Emil Cords
Werner
Togallala
Sidney
Doris Schele
Henry Hates
Bloomfield
Melvin
Tony Oeltjen
Fred Vaughn
Wm. Hagemeister
C. A. Mangum
Ray Bartlett
Viola Miller
Carl Bartlett
Mrs. Robertson
Etta Bartlett
Bessie Bartlett
Florence Rogers
Charles Cords
South Dakota
Norma Wagner
Kimball Weer
F. L. Cummings
Fred Olson
Kearneys
Mr. Olson
Emma Olson
F. C. Johnson
Lloyd Shaw
Clinton and
Lyle
J. E. Morrow
Charles Herboldsheimer
Hubert
Wesley
Dan Herboldsheimer
Dix
J .E. Morrow
Paul
Emma Morrow
Dalton
Henry
Hates
Dewey Matthewson
Pete Nelson
Robert
Harry Courtright
Frank Mathes
Art Brandenberg
Christmas Socials Spread Across Grand Prairie and Sidney
Grand Prairie families hosted and attended Christmas dinners and gatherings with relatives and friends from Lodge Pole, Big Springs, Chappell, and Sidney. Notable attendees included the Rupert and Welton families, the Gade family, the Johnsons, the Hart and Jorgensen households, and guests from Gurley and Scottsbluff. A mix of dinners, hospital visits, Farmers Union events, and New Year’s activities filled the area.
Frank C. Jerome Graduate Piano Tuner
Frank C. Jerome, graduate piano tuner, offers services. Those needing work done may call 719 or Burgess Music Store at 30 31 32 Telegraph. Want-Ads are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Jerome
Burgess Music Store
Telegraph
Lorenzo News Briefs From Ed Cortney Area
Mrs R A Brown visited at the Ed Cortney home last week Floyd Fleming returned from North Bend Frank Anderson a northwest of Peetz caller at Fred Walker home Sally Sellhorn spent Christmas with parents in North Bend Wilmer Walker and Francis Meier visited Mrs Wait and daughters Mr and Mrs C B Walker on sick list Frank Meier and Fred Walker were Sidney callers Saturday The Andres and Meier men and the Neiman family visited east Hunts man The Waits stayed at Bolton home during Bolton absence in Sioux City Ia Boltons returned from Sioux City Ia Brown’s baby ill Irwin Phelps sick list again Mrs Frank Meier and Margaline Ida Jorgensen returned from Hershey Mrs Violet Cradit sick list Mrs Fred Walker and George returned from North Bend for Christmas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Brown Cazzett
Ed Cortney
Floyd Fleming
North Bend
Frank Anderson
Peetz
Fred Walker
Sally Sellhorn
Wilmer Walker
Francis Meier
Wait
C. B. Walker
Frank Meier
Sidney
Andres
Edgar
Donald Meier
George Neimann
Huntsman
T. H. Wait
J. D. Bolton
Boltons
Sioux City
Walker
Roy Philips
Brown
Irwin Phelps
Margaline
Ida Jorgensen
Hershey
Boggs
Violet Cradit
George
Pleasant View Social Notes at the Morrow Home
Pleasant View residents share New Year visits with the J E Morrow family. Lloyd Shaw and family, Dan Herboldsheimer’s kin, and local households including the Hates and Matthewson circles are noted visiting or hosting. The column also mentions coal pricing from Silver Canyon Coal and a Cheyenne County Lumber Co. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Canyon
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Railroad Notes and Holiday Trips in Sidney
Mr and Mrs W H Ellis returned December 18 from a trip to the northwest and report a pleasant visit. Various local families shared Christmas dinner and visitors from Siloam Springs Arcadia Denver and other towns are noted. Vera Wilkins underwent appendicitis surgery December 26 at Taylor hospital and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ellis
Northwest
Cc. C. Davis
Lawrence
Nellie Davis
Vern Livingston
Harry Philson
P. C. Kirkpatrick
A. R. Kirkpatrick
J. Graves
Siloam Springs
Ark
Phil Etherton
R. H. Bates
Sidney
F. Ahrens
C. T. ‘Jameson
Arcadia
Vera Wilkins
Glenn Wilkins
Taylor Hospital
L. W. Taylor
Marjorie
Ansley
Legal Adverts Public Auction in Cheyenne County Neb
An order of sale issued by the Cheyenne County District Court pursues the decree in a case with International Life Insurance Co as plaintiff and John Kuper and Anna Kuper among defendants. At 10 a m on January 30 1929 the east front door of Sidney courthouse will host a public auction of the west half of the west half of section 24 township 14 range 48 with appurtenances to satisfy the decree. Sale remains open one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
International Life Insurance Company
John Kuper
Anna Kuper
Sidney
Said
Creamery Ad Promises Higher Butter Prices
Richardson County Bank funds Falls City Creamery Company in Falls City Nebraska advertises paying market price for butter fat. It notes holiday dips in butter markets but claims quotations above station prices from 42 to 43 cents, urging farmers not to sell low and to ship butter fat to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
Public Works To Hear Callaway Milling Water Allotment
The department of public works will hold an open hearing on Callaway Milling and Electric’s application for an appropriation of 61 feet of water from the South Loup river at Lincoln. The site was first examined for feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Callaway Milling & Electric Company
South Loup River
Lincoln
Sewage Projects Tie to Towns in 1889 Development
In October 1889 a power development was completed and has served since. Hemingford plans a sewage disposal plant while Wauneta will establish a sewer system, marking early infrastructure progress in these municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingford
Wauneta
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Bunker Hill
Grand Prairie
Dan Rupert
Doris
Howard Denny
Roy Campbell
Near Lodge Pole
Bert Macklin
Big Springs
Jesse Yost
Chappell
Charles Welton
Ray Rexroth
John Theis
Will Gade
Albert Gade
Albert Johnson
Leroy
L. A. Pearson
J. C. Newton
Mr. Stowe
Clayton Parks
Alva Hart
Will Frerichs
Herman Buescher
Ernest Wickard
Taylor
Lester Theis
Dorothy Theis
A. G. Weaver
J. C. Jorgensen
Scottsbluff
W. C. Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Farmers Union
August Gade
Elmer
Lillie
Hazel
T. G. Waddell
M. E
Carl Thomas
Elsie Meyer
Sam Irwin
Clyde Wallace
Lee Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Guy Gilbert
Gene
W. W. Craig
Mr. Swain
J. H. Gell
Charles Yost
Josie and
Sadie Irwin
District 17
Emil Gade
Becker
T. G. Waddell and Son
Ernest Jaecker
Lucille Waddell
Alfred
Anna Jorgensen
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Earl R. Ekeratz
Pres
Sig Lion Nebr
Lorenzo News
C. J. Hellwig
Ed Ahrens
Joan
J. M. Nelson
S. E. Torgeson
Kimball
Nebr
Plaintiff
Falls City
Ford
Cosider
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Keket Ues
Belle Sf Pagel
Joo’ Hee Les Mey
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
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