Community Notes From Grand Prairie and Nearby Areas
News fragments report funeral attendance in Minden for Mrs. Lars Jorgenson. Farmers haul wheat to Lodgepole and hay to Sidney. Grippe illness affects Mrs. Albin Johnson. Hogs sold by Leslie Johnson at Lodgepole, and sheep sent to Omaha by Lou Houge. Planck family visited Will Pettitt. Denver stock show draws Mons Johnson. Ice skating nights and periodic skating parties noted. Sidney Alliance basketball game watched. visiting relatives in Sidney. Several residents, including George Booth, Will Taylor, and Mrs Lee of South Dakota, travel for business or family visits. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beyers a son January 18. Diphtheria concerns reportedly in Ray Frame’s children. Daugherty and Harry Selch noted for work. cabs and mules traded, auto trips to Sidney. Ground moisture favorable for fall wheat. appetite for oats and grain hauling mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Olson
Minden
Lars Jorgenson
W. W. Wassum
Lodgepole
Albin Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Will Gade
Sidney
John Livingstone
Florence
Alliance
Lou Houge
Omaha
Planck
Will Pettitt
Mons Johnson
Denver
George Booth
Will Taylor
Lee
Dakota
Chris Johnson
Oscar Olson
Nels Hoagland
C. Higgins
C. Stacey
Bowen
F. A. Johnston
Myrtle
Dalton
Frank Beyers
Co. E. Higgins
Ray Frame
South End
F. W. Johnston
Harry Selch
Mr. Daugherty
Leo Osborn
Quinn Bros. Chas
Stacey
Dalton Roundup of Local Travel and Businessmen
Walter Cheney traveled to Dalton Monday returning Tuesday. James K K Davison did business in Dalton Monday. Collie Kreader returned from Dalton where he installed an electric light plant in Ben Carter's garage. John Davison returned from a trip to the eastern part of the state. Norve Eckert and Danny Walsh visited Dalton Thursday to market wheat. Charles Hendrickson was in Dalton last week. J C McNish and wife of Wisner passed through en route to Scottsbluff. McNish optimistic about Cheyenne County’s future. Jake Mayer and wife visited from Dalton Wednesday to see farm neighbors and their old home, reports his wife twins thriving. Collie Kreader went to Sidney and Potter Friday on business, returned Monday. Henry Mayers went to Denver Saturday for the stock show. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, formerly of Ickes, at the Denver stock show. Clyde Carter managing the Mayer farm in Henry Mayer’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cheney
Dalton
James KK. Davison
Collie Kreader
Ben Carter
John Davison
Charles Hendrickson
J. C. McNish
Wisner
Scottsbluff
Mr. McNish
Cheyenne County
Jake Mayer
Juels
Wee Lady Twins
Sidney
Potter
Henry Mayers
Denver
John Peterson
Ickes
Clyde Carter
Mayer Farm
Henry Mayer
O’kane
Andrew Johnston
Myrtle Johnston
Florence Moch
Earl Darnell
Miss McFadden
George Gowin
Potter and
J.C. Dunn
Bridgeport
Wm. Shuler and Son
C. W. Handley
Ed Mayer
Margaret Seifer
Ben Kerkvleit
Dalton Woman's Club
Clough
Adolph Busacker
Hanson
Mrs Cabheart
Ray Clough
Dalton Lumber Company
Henrys Moench
Henry Avery
King LaGrippe
Stines
Herdon Co-operative Association
Herdon School House
James Hoadley
Jim
Pleasant View
Harry Courtright
Lora Adams
Mrs. Hansen, Sr
Dannebrog
H. Petersen
Neb
Mockett
Rasmus Nelson
Nelson
Ames
DeClune
McC
Hazel Thornburg
Irma Struble
Irma
Lutheran Guild
Struble
Ed Thornburg
Banta
Mahler
Messrs
Biggs
Neumeyer
R. R. Force
McIntosh
Lincoln Highway
Lincoln’s
Icy Roads Keep City on Alert After Snowfall
Still on top of icy roads the city struggles as residents report continued snow cover. Mr and Mrs Select visited Sidney last Saturday and F Cushing traveled to Sidney after coal on Monday. The snow remains on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Select
Sidney
F. Cushing
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Against Tuberculosis
Consumption takes 350 people daily in the United States and most cases are preventable with timely treatment. Scott's Emulsion nourishes, builds tissue and blood, strengthens lungs, and aids recovery without alcohol. Used in tuberculosis camps for its body-building properties. Be sure to insist on Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scott
Miss O Kane s school in Andrew Johnston District closes
Last Friday the Miss O Kane s school in the Andrew Johnston District closed after a term. A contest in arithmetic and reading awarded first prizes to Myrtle Johnston and Florence Moch respectively. Local movements note travel to Dalton, Denver and Bridgeport, with social visits and club meetings including the Dalton Woman s Club.
Potter notes report quiet week with community events
A brisk town column reports mainly social happenings from Potter and surrounding areas. Highlights include a surprise party at Henry Moench's home, a cooperative meeting planned for January 28, and social events at the Epworth League and Thornburg Hall. Local visits, theater outings, and school activities are noted along with a January 16 marriage between Chas Gunderson and Mabel Rutherford.
Potter area notes and travels in Cheyenne vicinity
Dancing noted as popular among locals. Potter considered waking up as Chas Kinnersley and neighbors hauled down goods on Friday while his wife visits. Goding trip to Sidney. Korsmeyer to Lodgepole with new harness. Geo Davis and son Roy passed through, Pete and Will to a sadae horse break. Skating, pumps fixed on Moench place, surprise party lingering. Herman Schubart eastbound. Kinnersley relatives visiting before Wyoming trip. Hoadley and Styer hauling wheat to Potter markets Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Kinnersley
Cheyenne
Will Goding
Sidney
Fred Korsmeyer
Lodgepole
Geo. Davis
Roy
Godlings
Pete
Will
Harry Courtright
Henry
Herman Schubart
Geo. Kinnersley
Gifford
Cole
Charles
Wyoming
James Hoadley
Oliver Styer
Potter
Lincoln’s Tragic Tale From Shared Memory
The speaker recounts Lincoln as a good boy whose mother died, who married Lenora. He learns from a teacher, then a bad man kills him and takes the goods. The fragment presents a local reminiscence with a fatal ending and moral cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ped
Lincoln
Doans Kidney Pills Bring Lasting Kidney Relief
A Sterling Colorado man, C A Clanton, reports eight years of relief from kidney trouble and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy for permanent improvement after prior medicines failed. The ad notes the pills are sold by dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
C. A. Clanton
Denver St
Sterling, Colo
Omaha
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’s
Mesdames Will and Dan Jewett Shop in Sidney
Mesdames Will and Dan Jewett of Lodgepole were seen shopping in Sidney on Wednesday, highlighting a brief local outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Will and
Dan Jewett
Lodgepole
Sidney
Congress Reopens With Bills On Radium Lands And Trusts
Congress resumes after holidays as House and Senate move quickly on conservation of radium on public lands, regulation of trusts, and various inquiries. Speaker Clark calls the session to order while a Senate investigation into the Michigan mine strike, proposed by Senator Arhurst, is highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
House
Clark
Senate
Michigan
Arhurst
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Sleh
Sundas
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Thornburg Hall
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Jesse Rutherford
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Grover Cleveland
California
Abraham Lincoln
Peter
John Dewey
Nebraska
H. Dewey
A. K. Greenlee
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Lloyd Mann
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Burlington
Free Government Lands
M. A. Shipman
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