New State Normal School at Chadron and Editorial Comment
The piece notes the planned construction of the New State Normal School at Chadron citing prairie land in South Dakota as ideal athletic ground. It references editorials by Colonel Watterson in the Louisville Courier Journal and comments on Roosevelt, Bjorkman, and Bjorkman’s and Edison’s ideas, followed by local notes on school events and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Chadron
South Dakota
Bully Athletic Park
Colonel Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Potter Shared News Of Local Arrivals And People
Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson returned from Kansas Friday. A girl born to Mr A B Beard of Kimball is the eighth daughter. D H Schultz visited Columbus last week. Mrs Ford hosted her Denver brother. Morgan Walline, formerly night agent here, is back from Omaha. Misses Hansen Laura Selene and Bertha from Denver holidayed with relatives. Mr Babcock of the hotel firm returned from Grand Island and will assist at the hotel. A short telephone meeting was held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Beard
Kimball
D. H. Shultz
Columbus
Mrs. Ford
Denver
Morgan Walline
Omaha
Geo. Gunderson
Babcock
Grand Island
Wallin
Leafdale Local Notes and Debates at Jan 14
Leafdale residents Lewis Brett and Elmer Jacobson traveled to Sidney on business. The Leafdale literary society met January 14 with a debate on federal supervision of interstate life insurance, won by Leafdale and Collie Kraeder. The negative asked that the debate not be mentioned. Also noted were local sightings of dead prairie animals and a warning about jackrabbits. H B Leafdale and Edwin Erickson were rumored to be on the trail with shotguns. The Johnson brothers of the Double-boree ranch expect a shipment of horses at Potter early this week. Jim Rodman plans final proof on his homestead soon. E L Hougen finished a new barn and is praised as a progressive county farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brett
Elmer Jacobson
Sidney
Leafdale Literary Society
Congress
Leafdale
Collie Kraeder
H. B. Leafdale
Edwin Erickson
Johnson Brothers
Potter
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Anton Benish
Sextorp
Uf. E
Iun
James Tucker
August Erickson
Lenfdale
Emil Carlson
Oscar E. Wiseman
Lewis W. Brout
J. BE. Evans
Register
Sidney Draw Weather Keeps People Moving
Local notes describe fine weather and deep snow for sleighing with few travelers toward Sidney. Mentions of moves by L G Pitte and Mr Kirkpatrick, gatherings at Nelsons and Glassburn ranch, and a planned Sunday school and preaching at the new school house weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Pitte
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Kearney
Meb
Local visits and business trips noted
R W Biggs visited Uncle Ben Barron Sunday and planned to travel to Sidney on business this week. C A Glansburn went to Sidney to start a house for Mr Wellner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Biggs
Uncle Ben Barron
Sidney
C. A. Glansburn
Mr. Wellner
Pleasant View Social Roundup at Peach Plum Ranch
Charles Stanton visited the Peach Plum ranch Sunday. Mise Shrear visited friends at Potter. Henry Shrear went to Potter for coal. Mies Hazel and Mies Shrear visited Mrs Gilmore Sunday. Stines visited Peach Plum ranch Monday. Nelson family at Stone ranch Sunday. Stives and Henry Shrear helped D Heimer butcher Thursday. Elgin Heimer called at Shrear ranch Wednesday. Bennie Robinson returned from eastern visit. George Shrear visited Stan ton Monday. Rebecca Schrear visited Montauk ranch Friday. Scheeles live on old Johnson place. Kinnersley and Stines helping Schrears break two Colts to drive. Shrear traded at Potter Tuesday. Heimer is up and around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanton
Peach Plum Ranch
Mise Shrear
Potter
Henry Shrear
Mr. Stives
D. Heimer
Elgin Heimer
Shrear Ranch
Bennie Robinson
George Shrear
Stanton
Rebecca Schrear
Montauk Ranch
Mrs. Scheele
Johnson Place
Mr. Kinnersley
Mr. Stines
Mr. Schrears
Severe horse accident injures Archie Rife at Simla
Archie Rife suffered a serious leg injury when a horse fell on him while helping to raise a sick horse. A standstill in local church services occurred due to fuel shortage. A. L. Adams bought a Cheyenne home and plans to buy eggs dairy and cream while Bertha remains in Simla for school. The state high school inspector approved Simla as a two year high school and Dalton failed to meet requirements. John Wallick resumed construction of a cement dwelling on his homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Rife
A. L. Adams
Cheyenne
Wyo
Miss Bertha
Simla
Dalton School
John Wallick
South Divide Farm Activity Amid Winter Scarcity
The South Divide area sees a busy wheat harvest as farmers haul to market while a hard winter creates feed shortages. Notables include Walter Nelson nursing a lame knee and Herman Hiett visiting from Colorado. Geo Reed traveled to Kimball and Christ Livoni was seen from Kimball County visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Reed
Kimball
Local Residents Adjust to Winter Weather
Clara adjusts to cold conditions as Tom and John Quinn visit Sidney while Mr Paltz travels to town for lumber. Hay stocks shrink yet all livestock goods hold steady in rough weather. Mise Kats Dodge arrives from Denver to assist Mrs Pomeroy. Mino Vera Baker visits The Stone Ranch on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
John Quinn
Sidney
Mr. Paltz
Mise Kats Dodge
Denver
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches Say Nebraskan
Mrs J F Fillion of Sixth St West North Platte Nebraska praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving three years of dull back ache kidney pain and frequent urination. She says the remedy strengthened her back toned her system and restored her kidneys to normal. For sale by all dealers price fifty cents Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agent for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
J. F- Fillion
Sixth St
West
North Platte
Neb
Dean
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local Notes From Halston Area and Surrounding Community
Byere Bros drill a well for Mr Jeades on section 3 15 50. Wacker and Perkins families visited Halston ranch Sunday. Sunday school at Center elected new officers. Allen Hedges named superintendent candidate. Mrs Will Jeades visited Mrs Horet Tuesday. German Lutheran turnout strong at meeting at the new Jendes house. Mrs N W Foster returned Wednesday from a month in Kansas City. Andy Ladine and wife celebrate birth of baby son arrival last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byere Bros
Jeades
Wacker
New Jendes House
Dance at Herdon School House Jan 20
A community dance is planned at the Herdon school house on January 20. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdon School
County Budget Estimate for Ghuvenut Nebraska 1910
At the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of Ghuvenut County Nebraska held January 11 1910 an estimate of county expenses for 1910 was approved including county court justice court and district court operations medical attendance and official salaries fuel repairs and general fund totaling 12000 dollars. The record notes repairs and building of bridges road openings old soldiers relief fund and related items dated January 18 191? signed by County Clerk T Dornan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
U Ghuvenut
Nebraska
Justice Court
District Court
Wd . T. Dornan
Also Mentioned on This Page
ALUME
the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
P. A. Gapen
Walsh
Roosevelt
Countrie
Edwin Bjorkman
Bjorkman
Edison
Eve
Mr. Krader
Mrs. Anderson
Mr. Bixby
Miss Geiss
Chris Peterson
Portland
Ore
Mrs. Reynolds
California
Mr. Reynolds
Geo.Gunderson
Chas. Johnson
Kansas
Mr. Wotenban
Stork
Mrs. Rose
Leaf Dale
Jim Rodman
E. L. Hougen
Mr. Hougen
J. M. Nelson
Coul Ban
Christ Livoni
Bia Ranch
Kimball County
C. E. Stock
Mr. Biggs
Will Wilson
W. A. Nelson
Carrie Glasebarn
Mary O'Brien Sanday
C. G. Lawrence
Ben Wagner
Pleasant View
Mies Hazel
Mies Shrear
Nelson
Stone Ranch
Mr. Shrear
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Walter Nelson
Clara
Fair Exchange
Rerdon
Thompson Orchestra
J. F. Day, Mgr
Department of the I Interior
Nebr
John Ae Walford
Dutton
Township 170
John Siefer
William Blumenthal
Willam Schuler
Fred Bratzall
Frances Mauldin
de Bonis
Said
James M. Nelson Vernon A. Nelson
Earher
Pitts
Earl Dye
Dye
J. E. Evans
Henry Hull
Sidney Telegraph
CO. BE. Anderson
Simon Fishman
C. E. Anderson
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
m.Simon Fishman
Tan
Union. Pacific
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney, Neb
Union Pacific
G. H. Willis
W. H. Kleinke
J. L. Willis
Dalton State Bank
Nebrask
Arden County
John D 8Ckman
C. L. Tate
John Deere
CO. L. Tate
Todgepole
L. Tare
Mortgagee
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
J Hamlin
Rochester
N. Y
Chas. Kruse
Practical Blackmith
Yaegle
The
Pioneer Hotel
E. R. Yaegle
Mcaleese Block
Closman & Ripley
Edison and
Victor
Jackson
Bockstadter
Cement Contractor
Sidney - Neb
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