Sidney Draw Notes and Community Happenings Gather
Dalton area brief with mentions of local farms, weather, ball games, and social events. Sidney Draw team played Sod Town and lost five to two. Rain and hail impacted fields. harvest expected to be large with rye and winter wheat ready for the binder. Community updates include people visiting, moves, new homes, a depot nearing completion, and social club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sod Town
Chas Hammond
John Walsh
Frank Povanska
Claude Garey
Potter Fraternity Visit and Rain Touch Local Area
Frances Wickhorst spent the week end with Irma Struble as sounds of patriotism filled the air during a quiet weekend. A fine rain visited the vicinity Sunday night while Geo Thornburg returned from unspecified travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wickhorst
Irma Struble
Geo. Thornburg
Clara to Play Ball With Pleasant View Team Tomorrow
Clara expects to play ball with a Pleasant View team tomorrow. P A Pultz advertises a horse sale at his ranch on June 16. Mrs D Struthers and her children from Douglas Arizona visit The Boy Ranch. Mr Selch and family and Mrs Atherton and family spent Sunday at The Ash Grove Ranch. Pete Beyer and Mr Reed of West Point Nebraska toured the countryside. T E Quinn and wife went to Potter last Saturday.
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Pleasant View
D. Struthers
Douglas
Arizona
Boy Ranch
Mr. Selch
Pete Beyer
Mr. Reed
West Point
Nebr
T. E. Quinn
Potter
Dalton Mourns R. E. A. Carow and Fourth Celebrations
The Dalton community mourns the death of R. E. A. Carow in Denver on June 23 after stomach trouble. His remains are brought home for funeral services and burial in Dalton cemetery. Amid threatening weather, Dalton held a Fourth of July program with music by Miss Heizet and a recital by Olive Armuth, followed by an address by County Attorney Devoe. Afternoon events included horse races, foot races and a ball game with all prizes described as part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. A. Carow
Denver
Dalton
Mr. Carow
Miss Heizet
Quartette
Olive Armuth
Devoe
Rain and hail reshape South Divide crops and life
The South Divide region endured another week of daily rain with crop prospects improving. George Fulton and mother joined the Morgans of Peetz for the Fourth, while many residents traveled to Sidney for celebrations. A horse kick injured John Tishue, causing several broken ribs. E. E. Hiett’s farm sale fell through due to an apparently imaginary buyer bank account. The Hiett families and Earl Hiett visited Peetz on July 5. A writer noted a summer fallowed wheat field near Peetz, owned by Willie Kraxberger, yielding an estimated 40 bushels per acre and illustrating summer fallowing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
John Tishue
E. E. Hiett
Earl Hiett
Peetz
Willie Kraxberger
Deadly Cadeby Colliery Explosion Kills Sixty Nine Miners
In Conisbrough Yorkshire on July 1 a double explosion at the Cadeby colliery killed sixty nine miners including three government mine inspectors. Many perished while attempting to rescue colleagues. a second blast during the search ended the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conisbrough
Yorkshire
England
Cadeby
Crosses the Billion Line in 1911 Building and Loan Report
Atlantic City New Jersey July 10 A record breaking business year lifting assets of local building and loan associations beyond the billion mark The 1911 statistical report presented at the United States league opening session shows 6099 associations in the United States up 239 for the year Shareholders total 2 222 829 a net gain of 162 936 across the nation
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Atlantic City
United States League
United States
Havemeyer Awarded $10,000 COD in Sugar Stock
Vice Chancellor Stevens in Trenton court of chancery holds that stock worth 10,099,000 dollars of the National Sugar Refining Company was issued to Havemeyer without consideration in the suit of Norman D Hooker and others against Henry Havemeyer's executor and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Court of Chancery
Trenton
Norman D Hooker
Henry O. Havemeyer
National Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Markets report and livestock receipts in Chicago
July prices in Chicago show wheat at 1044 for July and 100% for Sept, corn 721.0e July and 68% Sept, pork futures 1845 for Sept and 1855 Oct, lard 19824 Sept and 1090 Oct. Cash grain lists No 2 hard wheat at 102, No 2 corn 722 Tuc, No 2 white oats 48 48luc. Cattle receipts 14,000 with steady to 10¢ higher bids. beves 560-670, western steers 625-775, calves 8600-6990. Hogs receipts 23,000 steady to slightly lower. light 720-770, heavy 705-721.4, rough 705-725, pigs 535-720. Sheep receipts 16,000 strong to 10c higher. natives 325-550, westerns 375-555, yearlings 475-575, lambs 475-825.
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Chicago
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Bronson
H. C. Henderson
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Kurz
Misses Kurz
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J. O. Waltz
H. J. Hammond
Fred Stowe
W. W. Chowins
John Daugherty
Elmer Youngland
Grand Island
Bert Mikkelsen
Wells County
Colo
C. O. Wells
J. C. Baldwin
Earl Kratz
Sidney Draw
H. Myers
W. E. Chambers
East
West
Hazel
Gladys Rosterholtz
Kimball
Pine Bluffs
D. H. Shultz
Thornburg
Struble
Peterson
Joe Keough
Biggs
Clayton Nadcliffe
Iykes
Simla
H.R. Gaer
Broad Street
Gaer
Alliance
W. J. Ewing
Ewing
Kathryn Willis
Main Street
James Allen
Minshall Ranch
Lisco
Clara Pool
H. C. Anderson
J. C. Frandsen
Minda Buchanan
Beldegrade
Cheyenne County
Clara
P. A. Pultz
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
George Fulton
Mother
Morgans
MAS
Sarah Platt Decker
Progress of Building and Loan Associations In
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Grecere
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
The
Caviter
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Proprietor
Jremont
Ferdinand Schulz
Pilsner Beer
Guckenheim
Sunnybrook
Yellowstone
Sidney, Neb
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