Dalton Family Moves In as Town Grows and News
Dalton Herman Martin relocates with family to a new town house and becomes a resident of Dalton. County seat visitors include August Burk William Eckert and Walter Reinmuth. Lawyers and townspeople exchange visits and notes on health homes and local projects. A new school district No 7 forms from the west as farmers expand lines and utilities progress.
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Herman Martin
Town
Dalton
August Burk
William Eckert
Walter Reinmuth
A. J. Kinnersley
Sidney
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co
Old San
No. 7
Dalton News Notes West of Town Sighted
The Dalton district reports improvements for residents west of town. Local updates include people returning to Dalton, new wells drilled by John Wallick at 305 feet, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bath rejoicing over the arrival of their infant. Community visits, sickness, and travels are noted with several residents mentioned. A. E. Kivett’s death in Bancroft was reported, and local officials prepare for Royal Neighbors of America installation.
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Dalton
Harry Junkin
John Wallick
Rev Burk
Bridgeport
Frank Bath
Brennan
Mrs. Robinson
Steve Davis
Fergerson
Miss Blue
Sidney
G. W. Willis
A. E. Kivett
Leater
Olive Brown
William James
Clara
Potter Notes on Local Happenings and Movements
Emil Carlson reports his California trip was pleasant though he plans to stay in Cheyenne county. Charlea Stall filed a homestead northwest of town in Bethel district. Julius Johnson shipped a car of cattle to South Omaha four miles west of town. Ina and Mabel McAdam hosted a surprise party at Andrew McAdam’s home. School resumes after vacation. Plow Co. of Dix sold gasoline outfits to Albert Nelson north of Potter.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Armuth
Lester Brown
Joe Hire
Otto Zulkie
Zulkie
Ethel Mathews
Bancroft
Nebraska
Dalton
Vicinity
Waldoogie
Akron
Colorado
Fagley
William Schuler
Denver
Emil Carlson
California
Gus
Mr. Carlson
Cheyenne County
Charlea Stall
Howard County
A. B. Beard
Bethel
Julius Johnson
South Omaha
Carl Osburg
C. W. Johbnson
West
Ina
Mabel McAdam
Andrew McAdam
Mabel
Cheyenne
Potter
O. A. Grubb
Alved Burg
Dix
North Platte
United States Court
B. F
Ed. Thornburg
Burg
Lloyd Remsburg
Illinois
A. Englert
Omaha
R. C. Young
Ogalalla
R C
W. W. Young
Aershey
E. F. Brown
W. H. Ritchey
Mr. Ritchey
Lodgepole
M. E
Pleasant View College closes as illness strikes
Clara notes a cold wave arrival and a Dalton trip by Baker and Kolp. Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy with daughters and mother travel to California. Pleasant View College shuts its school due to a teacher’s illness. About twenty five people attend the event.
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Messrs. Baker
Kolp
Dalton
Local News Briefs From Community Activities
Last Saturday a dance at the Epps ranch drew residents despite cold roads with good music supper and a jolly time. no accidents were reported, overshoes were changed, and a guilty party was identified. Mr Higgins saw Pot ter sights. Mr Scott plasters his house. Mr Pultz repaired wells. Mr Gould of Marlow checked telephones. Fred Cushing hunted horses.
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Epps Ranch
Higgins
Potter
Scott
Mr. Pultz
Mr. Gould
Marlow
Fred Cushing
North Divide community notices and moves
North Divide updates show W. W. Lafferty moving to Sidney and many residents changing homes. Mrs. A. Thompson and Elizabeth Gould reported ill. Steve Trogradia sick and departed for Alliance with Mrs. Trogadis. several moves to Dalton noted including Martin family and Mr. and Mrs. Blome. Community activities include a Friday party, a Highland school visit, a Epp's dance, and local work like Perkins hauls hay and top buggy purchase by Roy Bancroft.
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W. W. Lafferty
Sidney
A. Thompson
Elizabeth Gould
Tom Perkins
Dalton
Mrs. Collett
Mr. Reynolds
Highland School
Hans Christensen
Mrs. Blome
Mr. Line
M. Perkins
Joe Thile
Ernest Ruther
Higgins Community News Recaps Parties and Local Visits
A surprise party for the Birdwell boys led to games and a late hours dinner served by Miss Waterman with help from Miss Bennett and Miss Halston. Choirs met at Pleasant Center church, with future practice at Mrs. Webster’s. Other notes include visits by Beyer brothers, the Zubke wedding, a new home near Higgins, a dance at Robie Epps ranch, and a horse accident involving Eugene Foster.
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Birdwell Boys
Miss Waterman
Bennett
Halston
P. Beyer
Beyer
O. F. Zubke
Bancroft
Higgins
Hurston
Sidney
Hainton
Crete
Pleasant Center Church
Zeneker
Beyer Bros
Bamke
Eugene Foster
Paul Collett
Zuhike
Mrs. Matthews
Matthews
J.B. Halston
Dual-proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph
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Lodgepole Residents Make Moves and Travel Over Holidays
Lodgepole reports timber supply for county superintendent and several residents traveling or relocating. Huldah Anderson attends college town school while C K Shackleford sells pool tables and plans barber chair move. The Minghalls seek wintering in the south for Mrs Minghall’s health. Cribbs buy eighty acre farm in Kansas. Yarletz visit Coates family in Hilldale Wyoming.
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Huldah Anderson
C. K. Shackleford
Big Springs
Minshall
W. E. Minghall
Lealand
Irma Yarletz
Coates
Hilledale
Wyo
Bitter Creek visitors share tales from South Divide
Mr and Mrs J Nelsen of Bitter Creek Wyoming visited South Divide friends en route home from Germany where they attended the parents golden wedding. Jake Maler of Ft Morgan toured with friends. Sleepy Wallow girls hosted a leap year dance with music and supper. Elizabeth Jennett resumed school after two weeks away. William Ritchie Jr went to Bridgeport. lodging offered by Mrs J H Wilson near the freight depot.
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Mrs. J. Nelsen
Bitter Creek
Wyo
South Divide
Germany
Golden
Sleepy Wallow
Passenger service expanded for through trains east and west
Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph Kansas City St Louis and all Points East and Co Extra trains south on Sunday and north on Monday will carry passengers. Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets call on or write to M. A. Shipman Agent or to L. W. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
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United States
Canada
M. A. Shipman
L. W.wakeley
Omaha
Nebraska
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