Local notes from Sidney area on weather and visits
Clara, Has been baying and harvesting fall grain. Fred Cushing and sister Jennie were Sidney visitors last Saturday. Jacob Eckert of Ickes bought cattle in these diggings last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton were Sidney visitors last Monday. No rain yet in this locality and crops are drying up. Woodmen plan a box supper at Thornburg hall Saturday night. Lulu and Nora Johnson fetched dinner for hay hands east of town. How is that for a rich man's daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Fred Cushing
Sister Jennie
Sidney
Jacob Eckert
Ickes
F. Korsemeyer
P. T. Stiggins
Mrs. Dalton
Walter Swartz
Cheyenne Hospital
Berg
Dix
A. J. Branscom
Kimball
Thornburg Hall
Lulu
Nora Johnson
Sunday Services and Local Farm Notes in Swedish Church Area
Rev Samuelson held services in the Swedish church Sunday. Mons Johnson and Planck sold cattle to an eastern buyer Monday. A heavy rain fell Monday night. Louis Mann called on his sister Mrs Planck Sunday. Mr S S Groves has finished plowing and moved to Deuell County. QO E Franzen ran into a calf belonging to Peter Stevens last Sunday. J C Jorgenson made a business trip to Sidney on Friday. Small grain prospects are good. Wm Frerich took out a new binder on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Samuelson
Mons Johnson
Planck
Louis Mann
Mrs. Planck
S. S. Groves
Deuell
E. Franzen
Peter Stevens
J. C. Jorgenson
Sidney
Wm. Frerich
Local Docket of LODGEPOLE Residents and Visitors
L R Barlow and Fern traveled to Omaha returning home midweek. Reuben Lisco of Lisco Nebraska visited in Kearney. Mabel Strom came home Thursday. Claudie Smith broke an arm after a wagon fall. Ruby Tate returned to Oklahoma City. Doris, Ruby Bates and Fay spent Chautauqua week in Sidney. Mrs Bell of Oklahoma, elder Pavlat daughter, visited and departed. May Wolfe and daughter May visited in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Barlow
Fern
Omaha
Reuben Lisco
Lisco
Neb
Kearney
Mabel Strom
Claudie Smith
Ruby Tate
C. L. Tate
Oklahoma City
Doris
Ruby Bates
Fay
Sidney
Bell
Oklahoma
Pavlat
J. C. Wolfe
May
Potter items note visits and arrivals at town
Mrs. E. H. Biggs returns from an eastern trip toward week end. D. H. Shultz will be home during the week. C. W. Johnson travels to Sidney to retrieve a repaired motor. Joe Johnson begins summer haying east of town. The M. I. A. id met at Dix with Mrs. Ledingham. Large group from Potter attended. Mr. Woten took a car of fair ones to town. Mr. and Mrs. Branscom arrived from Kansas and will stay. C. W. Johnson gave his sons Leonard Kirk and Victor two new Ford cars and they were shown on the Fourth. Potter hosts many railroad men laying track. Miss Faber of Lodgepole will teach music here again. Some will visit Mrs. Allen of Sidney. Dr. Brown of Sidney may treat patients locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I. Aid
Dix
Potter
Miss Faber
Lodgepole
Allen
Sidney
Dr. Brown
Hastings College Raises Endowment to Two Hundred Thousand
Hastings Nebraska July 2 The second endowment fund of 100 000 for Hastings college is completed bringing total producing endowment to 200 000 A banquet at the Presbyterian church marked the milestone with President Crone and Financial Secretary Smith spearheading the drive The expansion secures the college as a synodical institution in Nebraska and follows a discretionary campaign begun two and a half years ago with earlier pledges totaling 47 527 and a June surge raising about 335 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Hastings College
The
Presbyterian Church
Crone
Smith
Presbyterian Synodical Institution of
Nebraska
Market Prices and Livestock Report Chicago July 17
Chicago markets show mixed price moves with grains slight. wheat July at 6 776, Sept 6 6 00, corn July 60 5 6 1/4, oats July 277 each. Pork and lard futures rise. live cattle and hogs see gains amid solid receipts. Cash grain prices list No 2 hard wheat 861 871, No 2 corn 566 14, No 3 white oats 384 391. Live stock totals: cattle receipts 16 900, hogs 21 000, sheep 20 000. Cattle mostly $7.10 to 9.15 for beeves. hogs $8.90 to 9.20 typical. yearlings and lambs cited within.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Cattle receipts totaled about 3 100 head today and 9 272 for the three days. Fat cattle prices were steady with Tuesday. cows and heifers slower. Bulls and calves steady. Hog receipts around 8 000 with prices up a nickel, top 8 90. Sheep and lambs about 5 590 head, demand good and prices steady to strong versus Tuesday. Lambs 13 2 5c higher than Monday. Also notes on St Johns church at Davos Platz and a Nebraska hog cholera serum bulletin with price reduction and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Wyoming
Fresh bottled milk delivery across the city
Fresh bottled milk is offered every morning with delivery to any part of the city. Customers are urged to phone the St. George Ranch to arrange service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Ranch
Multitude of World News Roundup Highlights Global Affairs
A broad digest notes Senate Democrats trimming tariff language in Wisconsin, a Chicago swindle conviction, Seattle hosts the National Conference of Charities and Corrections, Belgium accepts Bryan peace terms, Porter Charlton to Italy to face murder charges, and discussions on families and neighborhoods. Also reports aviation deaths, boxing results, a child drowning confession, a deadly home fire, and other legal, political, and social items from 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
J. H. Strossnider
Chicago
Dr. Kirby
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Seattle
Belgium
Bryan
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Loren H. Call
United States Aviation Corps
Texas City
Leach Cross
New York
Bud Anderson
Medford
Ore
Vernon
Cal
Harold Fragel
George Harmer
House of Commons
Arthur MacPhee
Charles Taylor
San Francisco
Patrick Quinlan
Trenton
Lena Guiriero
Leetonia
W. A. Hays
Valencia
Michael Ganzeles
Wichita
Kan
B. L. Winchell
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Francis Bowes Sayre
Jessie Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
UT Glass
Mr. Koepp
Harry Selch
Ed Quinn
Beyers Bros
Mrs. Stacey
Messrs. Sims
Grand Prairie
E. H. Biggs
D. H. Shultz
C. W. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Congress Lobby Investigation Board
Washington
Garrett
South
Omaka
Reeves
St. John’s
Davos Platz
Switzerland
St. John's Church
Gain and Johnson
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
E. A. Burnett
Experiment Station
Lincoln
F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bidg
Wisconsin
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Castle Charlton
Champ Clark
Underwood
Henry
House Rules Committee
Joseph Elardo
Illinois Central Railroad
Batesville
Mias
Judwig Hamm
St. Cloud
Minn
United States
Treasury
Asquith
Lloyd-George
Rufus Isaacs
Marconi
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
Gina
Burlington Depot
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Great Northern Railway
Glacier Park
Park
Great Northern Railway Company
Pacific Court
Hutte
A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L. W. Wakeley
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