Weather Eases as Local News Tells of Visits and Funerals
Moderating weather brings quieter days with lingering chores like corn shucking. Visits unfold across families including Ralph Gentry with sister and kin, and Miss Alta Bahr’s illness keeps her at home. Funeral services for Ara Remsburg noted in Lisco as A J Engfert aids hog trade amid farm life in Nebraska with a long pioneer memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gentry
Wm. Gade
A. J. Englert
Leona Lindley
Virginia Englert
Olive Warren
Roche
Galesburg
Illinois
Do. Mull
Sundsey
Earl Johnson
Bert Allington
Opal Allington
Josephine Sager
Alta Bahr
Alta
A. J. Engfert
Emil Engfert
Ara Rems
Lee
Wesile Johnson
Sunol
Charles Moore
Galenbirg
Spring Canyon Marriage and Local Social Notes
Miss Clara Stewart and Mr. Bob Wiltyne wed in Denver on January 1. Several families report visits and illnesses, including Bardette Sharp and children, Mrs. Sutter and Wm. McIntosh, Dan Beebe, and Ross Brossard. Annie Miller and George Barker unite in marriage. Sterling and Akron residents appear in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stewart
Bob Wiltyne
Proctor
Denver
Bardette Sharp
P. R. Bell
Glen McCall
Crook
Gus Sutter
Milo Moore
Art McKelvey
Ed Hickerson
Sam Polick
Dan Beebe
Ross Brossard
Annie Miller
George Barker
Sterling
Spring Canon
Community Roundup From Maple Grove and Sidney
Maple Grove residents named Andrew Johnson and Charley Smith were among visitors this week. Families visited and helped with butchering at various farms, with a Farmers Union meeting at Ed Miles drawing about 18 members. The next gathering is scheduled at J. C. Jorgensen’s on January 17, plus refreshments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
A. G. Weaver
Charley Smith
John Olson
Ed Miles
Hazel
Jack Burk
Sidney
W. T. Sharman
Thorasmussen
Nels Johnson
Farmers Union
J. C. Jorgensen’s
R. C. Ruhter
Harlan Siders
Frank Christensen
F. A Johnson
W. T Sharman
Social Roundup Near Sidney Spends Sunday Visitation
Mr and Mrs Charles Neick and family and Mr and Mrs Ray Miles traveled west of Sidney Sunday to visit the Van Aelstyn home. The Irwins and Miles families hosted gatherings with neighbors and friends at W Y Miles and Frank Christensen homes. Several raffling results, holiday visits, and Sunday activities tied the local community together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irwin
Charles Netek
W. Y. Miles
Hugh Courtney
Irwin Boys
C. Junker
Andrew Johnson
Frank Christensen
Sunol
Otto Davis
Belgrade
F. A. Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Doan's Pills End Rheumatic Backache in Sidney
Sidney man J. T. Mills reports suffering severe backache and rheumatic pains until taking Doan's Pills. After several boxes, he fully recovered and has had no further troubles. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sponsored this testimony.
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Sidney
J. T. Mille
Dean
Doan
Jorgensen Farm Moves East of Sidneys Area
Mr and Mrs J C Jorgensen and family relocated onto land east of their former home on Wednesday with Alfred Jorgensen renting from Mr Hentley. They will farm both places while neighbors report regular travels, visits, and local business in Sidneys surrounding communities. Community events include Farmers Union meeting at Fda Miles and church services at Peniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred Jorgensen
Farmers Union
Fda
Miles
Clyde Johnson
Mons Johnson
Earl
Walter Craig
Sundl
Ft. Collins
James Irwin
Samuel
Robert
Sidney
J. H. Gen
Grand Prairie
Alva Hart
Mildred
Albert Frerichs
Walter
Will Frerichs
Florence
Frank Heinzman
Holm
Muriel Holm
Willam Sharman
Henry Beebe
Lee
Leslie Johnson
John Olson
Chris Junker
Mr. Junker
Sunol
Fred Windsheimer
Gurley
Robert Irwin
Herman Andre
William Sharman
W. E. Meyer
August Gade
Lodgepole Briefs: Local Movements and Illness Updates
Henry Jenik left for Topeka to attend the Santa Fe telegraphers school and will visit relatives in Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schroll returned to Casper after a visit. Ruth Geotteche spent time with Fern Monroe in Cheyenne. Homer Handley, recovering from pneumonia under Dr. Patty, improves. Mrs. Herman Frahm returned to Oshkosh. Fred Slawson of Sidney spent New Year’s with his mother A. E. Slaweon. Frank Lehmkuhl and family passed through en route to Pasadena. I. R. Bartow and Marlon Ruth visited Sidney and Sheriff McDaniel. Little George Spurbeck under Dr. Patty’s care. John Eddy left for Omaha on business. L. R. Barlow and family had visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hubbell
W. E. Meyer
A. R. Tremain
Art Roberts
Sidney
Fred Lenhard
Windsheimer Boys
Cheyenne
Holm Boys
Sundl
Richard Welton
William Sharman
Colton
C. A. Strandberg
Peniel Church
Henry Boltz
Charles Welton
James Irwin
Samuel
Henry Jenik
Topeka
Kansas
Santa Fe Telegraphers School
Hanover
Ivan Schroll
Casper
Wyoming
Ruth Geotteche
Fern Monroe
Homer Handley
Pattys
Herman Frahm
Oshkosh
Fred Slawson
A. E. Slaweon
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Pasadena
Calif
I. R. Bartow
Marlon Ruth
Sheriff McDaniel
New Year Updates From Our Town Mentions
Local residents attend a funeral in Lisco. Talbot family, McCormick party, and Wilkenson family visit. Moves include Moorhead to his farm and Lydiatt and Miller occupying houses. J G Carter returns from San Bernardino. Ethel Huff visits from Laramie to see brothers Jesse and Robert. Russell returns from Omaha on business. Dessa Schroll leaves for Bushnell to resume teaching. Alta Hemmins returns to Cheyenne. Teachers Glen Hill and Evelyn Tull wed New Year’s Day at Arapahoe. Hill dies, grandfather of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Talbot
J. G. McCormick
Chappell
Frank Wilkenson
Kimball
George Whitefoot
C. J. Smith
Asa Ramsburg
Lisco
Co. D. Moorhead
Prof. Lydiatt
Moorhead
Lon Miller
Prof
Lydiatt
J. G. Carter
San Bernardino
Calif
Ethel Huff
Laramie
Wyoming
Jesse
Robert Huff
W. D. Russsell
Omaha
North Platte
Dessa Schroll
Bushnell
Alta Hemmins
Cheyenne
Glen Hill
Evelyn Tull
Arapahoe
Hill
Mantor couple new Eastern Star officers in Sidney
Dr and Mrs Mantor of Sidney stalled the officers of the Eastern Star Friday night. The new officers include Myrtle Goettsche as W M, G E Minshall as W P, Caro Barlow as A M, Susie Adams treasurer, Nellie Petteys secretary, Helen Minshall conductress, Alice Lehmkuhl associate conductress, Alice Slawson warder, Fred Lehmkuhl sentinel, Barbara Delongpre pianist, Mary Stevens Adah, Edna Vogler Ruth, Mary Libby Esther, Daisy Callison Martha, Isabelle Bates Electa, Gladys Wolf Marshall.
Notice to Bidders for Cheyenne County Prisoner Feeding 1924
County Commissioners invite sealed bids for feeding prisoners at the Cheyenne County jail in 1924. Bids must state cost per meal delivered and be filed by 1 PM February 19, 1924. Bids opened at 3 PM same day. board may reject any or all bids. Signed January 6, 1924. County Clerk Oakley O. Otten.
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Cheyenne County
Board of County Commissioners
Oakley O. Otten
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