Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Meeting Notice
Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev J H Utesch holds Sunday school at 10 a m worship and preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m choir practice at 8 p m Tuesday church council meets Monday evening August 4 circulars announce the County Sunday school convention in Potter Neb August 4 and 5 Sidney expects a large delegation to attend anyone who can go should inform the local Sunday school superintendent
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Potter
Neb
Sidney
Weddings in Boyero Crook and Simla areas unite couples
George Cox and Iola M. Reason, both of Boyero, Colorado, wed by County Judge Gapen on July 23. Lacey H. Haldy and Della Ethel Louderback of Crook, Colorado, marry July 22 at the Mantor home with local witnesses. R. E. McConnell and Bertha Adams wed near Simla, details scarce but noted for the bride's Lincoln and Simla ties. Telegraph extends best wishes.
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George Cox
Iola M. Reason
Boyero
Colorado
Gapen
Haldy—Louderback
Lacey H. Haldy
Della Ethel Louderback
Crook
J. H. Utesch
D~ Mantor
McConnell—Adams
R. E. McConnell
Bertha Adams
R. S. McConnell
Simla
Earl
Lincoln
Sidney
Telegraph
Mrs J T McIntosh Hosts Tea For Misses Stack In North Platte
Mrs J T McIntosh gave a tea Thursday evening complimentary to the Misses Stack of North Platte who have been visiting in the McFadden home and returned to their home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McIntosh
Stack
North Platte
McFadden
Local and Personal Notes From Dalton and Nearby Areas
John Siefer of Dalton visited the city on Monday. Miss Harriet Radcliffe is staying on her homestead near Rush creek. One of Mr. Greenlee's cows was in the sanitarium this week in a dopey condition from eating nightshade. Even ladies fall for temptations some times. The Catholic ladies are planning a lawn social with a date to be announced next week. The public can plan on the unfailing good time these ladies furnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Radcliffe
Rush Creek
Mr. Greenlee
Pool
Hastings
Grand Island
Kearney
Fremont
Beatrice
Mrs Stoddard Visits Lincoln Reporter Relative of Rancher
Mrs H P Stoddard of Lincoln is the guest of Mrs L G Simon. Stoddard is the step daughter of Lige Tusler, once a leading county rancher. Stoddard serves as court reporter at Lincoln.
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H. P. Stoddard
Lincoln
L. G. Simon
Stoddard
Lige Tusler
Teaching Forces Reduced in Nebraska Normal Schools
Lincoln July 4 The normal board promises thousands of dollars in savings every two years under the new blanket appropriation law for four state normal schools. At Wayne officials outlined operating details, with first staff cuts at Chadron and Peru. Seven teachers cut at Peru and two at Chadron. duties reassigned to current staff. Salary scales adjusted, top pay $90 monthly for teachers, $145 for associate professors, $165 for department heads. Cream tested and paid for at Kruse's.
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Lincoln
Normal Board
Wayne
Chadron
Peru
Milk and cream available by phone at St George Ranch
Residents are invited to call the St George Ranch at any time to request milk or cream. The notice emphasizes convenient access, outlining trusted contact for dairy orders and delivery options.
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St. George Ranch
Insurance board clash widens as Brian named successor
Lincoln July 23. Disorder in the insurance dispute as the district court dissolves the temporary restraining order and Deputy Auditor Minor resists turnover to L. G Brian the new ins urance commissioner. Attorney General Martin and Governor Morehead push to organize the board while a mandamus action seeks to compel the other member to surrender the office. The dispute delays handover of securities held by Auditor Howard on his bond amid questions of legal authority.
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Lincoln
Howard
L. G Brian
Mandamus
Martin
Minor
Morehead
Insurance Commmisssioner
Miss Peters
Miss Marks
Clancy
Insurance Department
Potter Highlights and Happenings In A Busy Week
Correspondent A J Branscom reports Potter chatter from marriages and visitors to the Mary Nelson property in Sidney. Local tradesmen hire plans, a box luncheon by Woodmen yields forty dollars, and a church service is noted. A serious hayfield accident befalls Andrew McAdams with skull injuries and paralysis, while the community notes forthcoming weddings and renovations.
Lodgepole residents attend Bufalo Bill show at Julesburg
A sizeable group from Lodgepole visited Julesburg Colorado to see the Bufalo Bill show on Sunday. Mrs Will Alexander and Mrs B J Bates were in Sidney Monday. Mrs Rigley and her mother Mrs Hasen, guests at H H Libby home, left for Denver Monday and will return to Lodgepole in September. A baby boy was born Wednesday to Dr and Mrs Scott. Eugene Rogers arrived Tuesday evening for his sister’s wedding. Vera Welsh returned to Omaha Tuesday after visiting with Miss Bertha Bowser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Julesburg
Colo
Will Alexander
B. J. Bates
Sidney
Rigley
Hasen
H. H. Libby
Denver
Sdogepole
Scott
Eugene Rogers
Vera Welsh
Omaha
Bertha Bowser
Pretty Wednesday Wedding At Rogers Home
A wedding took place Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rogers as their daughter Esther married Lewis Pierce of Kearney. The house was decorated with carnations and ferns and a four course luncheon was served to twenty five guests. The newlyweds left Thursday for Denver and other points.
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C. W. Smith
Sidney
Mrs. Pierce
Denver
1913 Bargains in Slightly Used Pianos and Player Pianos
Sidney readers urged to order an extensive 1913 list of over 100 piano and player piano models. The Knights Campbell Music Co promises $50 to $75 savings on pianos and $75 to $150 on player pianos, prepaid freight, twofold term cuts, and money back guarantee from a four decade old Denver firm at 1625 31 California Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight-Campbell Music CO
West
California St
Denver
A Good Investment by Whitemound Merchant
W D Magli, a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant, bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicines to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
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Trinity Lutheran
Cox—Reason
OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
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Cavite
Nebraska
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Tobin
Nebraska News
Cornish
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Republican Valley Live Stock Association
Burlington Railway
Kansas City
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Morrill
J Branscom
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Mory
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Chas Stanton
Mary Nelson
Higgs
Mahler
Qoleson House
Front Broadway
Hugh McKee
Bretts
Idaho
Kilmer
Pacific Coast
Strubler
Idelweiss
Chris Dypdah
Woodmen
Johnson Book
Dr Ames
Oscar Anderson
Indiana
A. J. Branscom
Gross
Russel Keith Branscom
Thornburg & Mahler
Thornburg Hall
Joe Keough
Nimball
Bernard Morfeld
Wm. Bundy
Peterson Building
Lutheran Guild
D. H. Shultz
Peter Neilson
South Divide
John Hendrickson
Kansas
Kirk
Potter Review
Peter Hansen
Irma Struble
Miss Stewart
B. F. Thornburg
C. W. Johnson
Banner County
Andrew McAdams
Ash Grove
Ames
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Vienna
Everly Bros
Sidney People
L. Andrews
First National Bank
Sidney, Neb
DE J K. Elms
P. H. E. Mantor
Office
Stowitts Building
J. Coc. Swatzlander
Devoe
Swenson
J M Swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
Unitted
Stattes
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Business
Court House
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
Attorneys At Law
North Platte, Nebraska
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
W. D. Taylor
Sunol
J. D. Willms
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Glenn Bliss
Oberfelder Building
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