Trinity Lutheran Church announces services and events
Rev J H Utesch leads 11 a m and 8 p m worship with Sunday School at 10. The Dorcas Society meets Thursdays. Last week no morning service due to the pastor's absence for a funeral in Yutan Nebraska. 143 attended the evening service and $7.09 was given for benevolence. Infant Helen Gesina Johnson baptized. New song books offered at a discount for immediate buyers. A heartfelt thanks to all helpers for the children's day and Welcome Reception. Special music by the choir Sunday.
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J. H. Utesch
Dorcas Society
Yutan
Nebraska
Helen Gesina
Robert W. Johnson
Christ Church News Notes June 22 1913
The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 morning prayer and sermon at 10 30. Choir practice set for Friday at 7 30. A bake day sale was announced last week and is repeated this week. watch the local paper for the date.
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Christ Church News Notes
Trinity
Our Cigar Department at Sidney Drug Co Rexall Store
The Sidney Drug Co Rexall Store promotes its cigar department featuring a full range of leading brands. The ad highlights a complete selection aimed at attracting customers seeking variety and quality in cigars.
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Sidney Drug CO
Here and There: a chain of misfortunes and odd incidents
The item catalogues a minister blinding injury from a fish hook, a Montecello mother causing a house fire while spanking, a boy reveling in the blaze, and Mrs. Kellar’s fluctuating axe murder confession followed by a reversal, all reflecting a troubled town.
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Montecello
N. Y
Silly Suppositions From A Travelogue Reference
A playful, fragmentary note about a doctor known for odd phrases and a Sidney resident who dresses sharply with refined speech. It mentions a baker, the old fire site, and plans for a new bakery, suggesting a coming break from constant oven use in hot weather.
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McFadden
Correct Your Habits With Chamberlains Tablets
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets to counteract sedentary living constipation torpid liver anxiety and overindulgence. It promises quick improvement and notes availability at all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Fresh bottled milk delivered daily to the city
Fresh bottled milk is available every morning with delivery to any part of the city. Contact the St. George Ranch to arrange service.
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St. George Ranch
Job or The World's Ash Heap Speech by C C Mitchell
C C Mitchell a Chautauqua lecturer argues the world’s trouble lies in the human system not society. He lauds Job as a wealthy man fallen to charity and urges character as God’s big job calling for moral giants. He warns piety alone won’t guarantee wealth and mocks pink tea soldiers of the cross.
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Job
Satan
God
Adam
Eden
Jerusalem
Trimmed OCR Summary of Local Notices
Mrs Schroeder and her helpers complete tasks as the county treasurer records a semi yearly apportionment of school funds totaling 1383 dollars and 32 cents. William T Price and Jessie McGinn wed in Denver on June 20 1913 ordained by Rev J H Utesch. Verner and Florence Merifield depart for Nuclear Colorado to rejoin their parents. Vern plans a layoff and intends to return. Andrew Johnston his wife and child and Fred Johnston visit from their North Divide ranch to Sidney markets.
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William T. Price
Jessie McGinn
Denver
Colo
J. H. Utesch
Andrew Johnston
Fred Johnston
North Divide
Sidney
Live Wire Club Hosts Elegant Greenlee Evening
The Live Wire Club gathered Wednesday at the Greenlee home with Misses Martha and Catherine Greenlee and Charles Mann among guests. Mrs Wilson and Mrs Banta won ladies' honors and Glenn Van Gorder and Mr Vath claimed gentlemen's, followed by a two course luncheon prepared by Edith Martin Helen Williams and Georgia Martin.
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Greenlee
Monsieur
Madame
Martha
Catherine Greenlee
Charles Mann
John Costello
Wilson
Sidney Merc
Homesteading a Picnic at Miss Lancaster’s Peetz Homestead
A cheerful crowd gathers this afternoon at Miss Myrtle Lancaster’s Peetz homestead to aid her final proof effort. Joining Miss Lancaster are her sister Helen, Miss Jessen, Miss Nannie Anderson, and Miss Edna Granneman as they work toward celebration at Monday’s dawn.
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Myrtle Lancaster
Peetz
Miss Lancaster
Helen
Miss Jessen
Nannie Anderson
Edna Granneman
Dalton man meets on county fair business
F X Rihn of Dalton exchanged greetings here Tuesday while discussing county fair business with local officials.
Local and Personal Notes From the Region
Harold Rowan from Dalton and Jacob Nelson of Potter visited Sidney on Monday. Local residents in town Monday include P Heinzman and B Kerkhel from Dalton and Ed Howe from the south divide. Theo M Drost of Lodgepole was in town on business Tuesday. Tom Perkins from Peetz hauled horses to Kentucky markets. F L Van Gorder traveled to Denver last Saturday and returned Wednesday. Mrs Ed Bowser and Mrs Frank Isenberger joined Lodgepole residents at the circus Monday. Marshall Perkins is building four large model barns on the North divide. Len Sherwin and wife with Claud Sherwin and wife from Winston were in the city for Showday. Five carloads of grain have shipped from Dalton in three weeks as the season closes. Mrs Elma Cain of Boulder attended Cheyenne county interests here Wednesday. A special to Lodgepole on the 26th offers the Parks Handley boxing contest with return the same day. Mrs W A Davis is ill with appendicitis and will be operated on soon. The Dorcas Society held its regular business and work meeting.
Local Rain Dampens County Week With Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs Limbeck and child ren visited town on Thursday as rain spread across the county. Henry Hargen of Manning Iowa attended services Sunday and plans to move to Cheyenne County after purchasing a farm northeast of Sidney. He has rented in Iowa for thirteen years and paid over sixteen thousand dollars in rent, a profitable deal for the landlord but not for the renter.
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Henry Hargen
Manning
Iowa
Sidney
Cheyenne County
County Superintendent Returns From Colorado Trip
County Superintendent Mrs. Stark returns Wednesday from a week in Ft. Morgan Colorado with Mr Stark and his parents. She attended a Daughters of the Revolution convention where the elder Mrs Stark is a member. The aged woman, in her eighties, remains a paid contributor to leading publications and is one of the first four women to vote in the United States, the only living one of the four, and stays deeply engaged in major issues.
Engineer Doherty Arrested After Stamford Express Crash
Engineer Doherty of the first section of the express train on the New York New Haven and Hartford line at Stamford was arrested charged with manslaughter. Bail set at $5,000. At the inquest he broke down crying saying he did all he could to stop the train.
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Doherty
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Road
Stamford
Five Penn professors Arrested Over Animal Cruelty Probe
Warrants issued in Philadelphia for the arrest of five professors and surgeons from the University of Pennsylvania medical department on charges of cruelty to animals during vivisection of dogs. The action is part of a campaign by the Women's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Dr J E Sweet was recently arrested on a similar charge. The professors must appear before a police magistrate next Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Women’s Pennsylvania Society For Prevention
J. E. Sweet
University
John R. K. Scott
Women's Society
Alabastine: a beautiful durable interior wall material
Alabastine offers a sanitary, economical interior wall coating in all tints. Durable and easy to apply, it promises lasting beauty for home walls with a full color range.
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Sidney Drug CO
Rexall
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Rhode Island
C. C. Mitchell
The
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Mrs. Schroeder
Verner
Florence Merifield
Nuclea
Colorado
Vern
F. X. Rihn
Dalton
Harold Rowan
Jacob Nelson
Potter
P. Heinzman
B. Kerkhel
Ed Howe
Theo M. Drost of
Lodgepole
Tom Perkins
Kentucky
F. L. van Gorder
Ed Bowser
Frank Isenberger
Marshall Perkins J
Len Sherwin
Claud Sherwin
Winston, Colo
Elma Cain
Boulder
Parks-Handley
W. A. Davis
Cavite
Schlitz Beer
Tobin Biock
L. Andrews
Willery
Sidney, Nebraska
J K. Elms
North Platte
Devoe & Swenson
R. W. Devoe
J. M. Swenson
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land Business
Court House
Sidney, Neb
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W.V. Boagland
Foagland & Hoagland, Attorneys AT Law
Platte
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
D. H. E. Mantor
Stewitts
J. O. Swatzlander, M. D
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W. D. Taylor
Sunol
J. D. Willis
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Stowitts Building
Glenn Bliss
Oberfelder Building
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