Harvest social and family visits across the county
Community notes detail visits and gatherings among the Hiett, Payzant, Foster and Hand families plus trips to Lodgepole and Sidney. Wyoming visitors from Medicine Bow help with harvest while new acetylene lights are installed. A sixteenth birthday surprise honors Ruth Dimick as Emma Struve assists with summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Hiett
Myrtle Estelle Hiett
Warrick
Shaw
Payzant
E. Y
Guy Shaw
Kimball
Dimicks
Mr. Wills
Geo
Walker
Foster
Mrs. Flannery
Fosters
Payeants
Emma Struve
Earl Wood
Lester Clarke
Ruth Dimick
Harvest and social notes from Grand Prairie farms
The record notes Albert Frerichs Will Frerichs and Ernest Wickard spending the Fourth at Krueger's lake. Russell Gelaciui arrived from California to work for Will Frerichs during harvest. Neighbors Henry Beebe August Fernandez and families shared visits and a confirmation in a country church near Chappell. Florence Frerichs Christine Flesner Lena Meyers and others visited, while Earl Hahn and William Meyers returned from two weeks visiting relatives. Lena Meyers will assist her brother during harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Frerichs
Will Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
Krueger
Lena Meyers
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Greetings
Pleasant Valley residents report business callers including Messrs M M C and P1K and EB J Simpson visiting Sid ney on Saturday. Dr Mary B Bates of Denver is staying with the EE J Simpson family for the summer. Mrs Holmes and family settle in their new home the Grandma Bowser place while Mrs Holmes visits Haxtun. Barber schoolhouse hosts weekly church and Sunday school services inviting all. R G Simpson place receives a new coat of paint by Asa Hostetler. Crook celebration drew many locals despite bad weather. Mr and Mrs PR Simpson visiting eastern cities with their son Lieyd at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
EB. J Simpson
Sidney
Ferg Calkins
M. M. Simpson
James Vacik
Lorenzo
Mary B. Bates
Denver
EE. J. Simpson
Haxtun
Barber School
R. G. Simpson
Asa Hostetler
Crook
PR. Simpson
Lieyd
Sidney Michigan News Roundup Reports Socials and Local Moves
Tas City Michigan notes show residents visiting and social events. The Kirt Thornton family moved from the Chas Barber place to the Boomer place with the Boomers possibly relocating to Texas. The wheat harvest nears and corn cultivation speeds up with Phil Brassard’s help. Social at the schoolhouse slated for July 9 and a Sunday school picnic planned, with Ladies' Aid and Daylight club meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas City
Michigan
Dinery
Daasiier
Secial Caitiers
Phil Brassard
Dullerton
Nebraska
Sidney
Ross Brassard
Paul Wagier
EJ Simpson
Kirt Thornton
Chas. Barber Place
Boomer Place
Boomers
Texas
Tree
Lauderbuck
Ed Biiney
Gen Wonser
Chas Lee
Ollie Wilson
Geo. Lauderback
Mr Holmes
Bonser
Ladies’ Aid
Daylight
T W. Simpson
M. M
CFE
Simpson
Jelniks
Ed Binney
Welch
North Divide and nearby communities report illness and events
Mrs Homer Haskins cared for her ill mother near Columbus for two weeks. Sidney visits celebrate Henry Ehmke's anniversary with Wm Jeudes family. Rain fell Monday aiding crops, not enough but welcome. Couples Choan, Richards visit Peetz then Geneva. Locals attend Pottery and Sterling celebrations. Blanke family visit Chiap pell. Spearow clan to Scottsbluff for Fourth. Rippe hosts Sunday dinner with Newman Woverton and families. Suppers host Scehneulle Jones families. Lena Fastman, John Jones and Cathy visit Sidney. Busboom and Sternberg look after Sidney business. Spiker visits Sidney with family Opal. Mrs Jones and Anna shop in Sidney. Frank Goodwin hosts dinner with Kinton family. Neighbors attend Gurley dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Haskins
Columbus
Henry Ehmke
Wm. Jeudes
Sidney
J. A. Choan
Louis Richards
Peetz
Geneva
Pottery
Mlso
Sterling
Herman Blanke
Chiappell
W. KE. Spearow
Sam Spiker
Miss Opal
John Jones
Anna
Lastunday
Donald
Potter
Frank Goodwin
Clyde Kinton
Gurley
Accidents Report From Lexington Clipper Citizen
multiple injuries reported among local youths after mishaps with horses autos and a struck electric light switch. Fred Hudson aged 14 broke his right arm while cranking a Ford. Alva White's eight year old son fractured his right arm after a fall from a horse. George Wyman's son Beryl suffered a head injury with four stitches after a colt kicked him. Roy Wells cut scalp three inches from an incident at Morgan garage. Robert Atkinson sprained his right foot riding in an auto after a rough bump. James Mitchell eight, kicked in the right leg by a cow causing a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hudson
Jamies Hudson
Alva White
George Wyman
Beryl
Roy Wells
Morgan
Robert Atkinson
See
James Mitchell
Ed Mitchell
Lexington Clipper Citizen
Sidney Country Club Golf Notes
The Sidney Country Club reports a busy week of qualifying rounds for both ladies and men, unfinished scratch tournament playoffs, and upcoming matches by July 10. New players Fluke Grabill and Martin W. Dimery joined, Ray Stansberry narrowly missed qualifiers, and Henry G. Hansen secured a Chicago Golf Magazine cup to be played in a match play event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgkin
Dedrick
Roche
Buckner
Phelps
Toran
Kepler
Hansen
Henry G. Hansen
Golfers Magazine
Chicago
American Bank
Shoulder Hansen
Wirth
Warren
Roche Buckner
Ted Strain
Buckner-Strain
Sidney Country Club
Wandicap
C. A Atkins
Barger
Barker
J. A Bentley
Kenneth Bassett
Porter Bennett
Buck
M. W. Dimery
Eeeae BP
Tran
Blip Doran
Guy Dedrick
Sdeudeatey Fe
Leon Fin
IR Fuller
Ike Grahill
Frank Hahler
Fred Haworth
Otto Hink
Handicap tournament scores and qualifiers list
The handicap committee reports delays in scores hampering handicaps. Top qualifiers include sixteen men from Rexall-Thayer, with Ray Stansberry and others noted. Ladies also submitted scores in the Rexall-Shayer event, leading to match play pairings and first round byes for several players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revxall- Thayer
George Lao
Henry G Hansen
Iehee Bogy
P Kepler
Buckner
Odd Heine Moehnert
Shunk
Wee ST
Dave Jones
Tom Strain
FO Warren
Paul Martin
John 'Ff McIntosh
Henry Jones
K Hodgkin
Karl Thaser
Ray Stansberry
Barker
Dr Pettibone
Wwe
RFC Witham
Kenneth Bassett
Rexall-Shayer
van Wlickle
Mantor i
Dblian Addon
McAlister
McNish Cvs
St Mere
Vwardy
Surhdit
J TO Mccintosh
Seers
Hoo, Shunk
Essig
Sperber
Glen van Gorder
al Greenler
Wee
Wallie Neubauer
Katherine Greenlee
Drowned Carl Lance Missing After Platte River Incident
Carl Lance drowned in the Platte River on June 27 after stepping into a hole and being swept away by the current. His body was not recovered as his wife and baby watched from shore. The family lived in Grant-Cipher City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lance
Platte River
Ile
Grant
Clpper
Survey party to map railroad to coal mines in Medicine Bow
Sidney men joining the expedition to Medicine Bow Wyoming for the survey of a railroad proposed to run from the town to the J. W. Harper coal mines. C D Green William Sims Edwin Harper and S N Kulp traveled there last Friday while engineer Morley Pearson arrived Tuesday as preliminary camps were erected and survey began in earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Bow
Wyoming
J. W. Harper Company
C. D. Green
William Sims
Edwin Harper
S. N. Kulp
Morley Pearson
Sidney Clean Up Becomes Community Effort Before Visit
Citizens of Sidney Nebraska unite to tidy streets alleys and yards ahead of a 20th visit by bankers and Boy Scouts. Residents praise neat lawns, sparkling windows, and orderly homes as a civic showcase reflecting friendly town spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Community Visit and Local Travel Notes
Maple Grove locals Mr and Mrs Wm Journes of Gurley and Mrs Journeys brother visiting from Indiana called at Wooy Miles home Thursday. Ho Holter and daughter Gladys drove to Sidney Thursday. WoY Miles and Ray traveled to Sidney Thursday morning. Will Johnson went to Sidney. Andrew Johnson visited Henry Holter last Sunday. The Miles family hosted dinner with Will Johnson and family. several locals assisted with farming tasks and visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mron
Gurley
Journey
Indignna
Wooy Miles
HO Holter
Gladys
Sidney
Miles
Ray
Mr Miles
Sellin
Will Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Henry Holter
John Holter
Howard
William Journey
Ed Miles
W. Y Miles
WY Miles
Ray Miles
Fourth of July Visits Across Sidney and Potter
The article lists local families visiting relatives in Sidney on Sunday and Saturday events. Ed Miles plows for his father WY Miles. Claus Ingelund aided Andy Anderson with a harvest task. The Holter youths joined the Potter Fourth celebration. Mrs W Y Miles reports her granddaughter’s baby improving and delaying a planned return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Ed Miles
Wot Sharman
Nels Johnson
WY. Miles
A Johnson
Sidney
Welton
Ray Miles
Win
Meyers
Claus Ingelund
Andy Anderson
Will Johnson
A. Johnson
Fundly
Holter
Potter
W. Y. Miles
Warne
Death of Anthony C Kniefer in Colorado and Nebraska
Anthony C Kniefer born September 22 1839 died July 1921 near Peetz Colorado at almost eighty two. Funeral held at daughter Mrs L W Davis Peetz July 38 with Reverend Holmes of Sidney. body sent to Inman Nebraska for interment. Survived by a son and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peetz
Colorado
L W. Davis
Reverend Holmes
Sidney
Cmapbel van Gorder
Inman
Nebraska
Illness Sends Mr Kratz to Omaha for Recovery
Mr Kratz, after four days of an anxious illness, was taken to Omaha Monday evening to aid recovery. He was very ill last January and had seemed to recover after treatment in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Will Jeudes of the north divide visited Sidney markets on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Kratz
Omaha
Mr. Kratz
Will Jeudes
North Divide
Sidney Markets
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Near
Grand Prairie
Pleasant Valley
Metz
Fluke Grabill
Martin W. Dimery
Fluke
Ike
Dimery
TY Poole
Charles Atkins
Stansen
Lane
Parks
Atkins
Pettibone Buckner
Dornan
Dedrick Strain
Hansen Roche
Doran
Strain
Hurger
Plesse
Heineman
Jorgenson
WC Jones
Kratz Oo
Leroy Larson
Wo Bane
Father Link
New Light
Oren Maley
Oakley Otten
T. Pindell
LT Parks
Ceess
Pettibone
Pearson
Ase
A. FE Phelps
Cree
Rt. T. Poole
Pianka
George Paylor
Marl Thayer
Cesses
L Uptegrove Co
EK. van Wiekle
PD van Gorder
Pagdy LE
F. LL. Whitebeck
RCE
Withnia
Alt Clark Wooldridge
Blake Grablll
Nursay
Mrs. van Gorder
Mrs. Strain
Mrs. Hardy
Mrs. McIntosh
Mrs. Essly
Maple Grove
Anthony C. Kniefer
Eanue
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