Evening of Music by Mrs. Simons Pupils in Sidney
A pleasant musical recital in Sidney drew parents and friends to Mrs. Dr. Simon’s Pleasant home Friday evening. Pupils, led by Britton and Hattie Radcliff, performed duets and solos to enthusiastic applause with Miss Bergman praised for promise and technique.
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Dr. Simon
Simon
Britton
Hattie Radcliff
Fanny Bergman
Mr. Simon
Helen Daugherty
Naughty Kid
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Community Notes From Goodstreak And Nearby Towns
John Green of Goodstreak passed through on his way to Sidney. Census activity reported with Col. Wisner of Bayard in the area. Several residents traveled to Sidney and Omaha for visits and hunting trips. Bridgeport beat home team 11 to 25 and Redington upcoming. Mosquitoes appeared after a drought, local stores boost inventories, and Dr. Webster returned with bridge plans under discussion. Rush Creek Cattle Co. shipped one thousand southern two-year-old steers into the area.
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Goodstreak
Sidney
Col. Wisner
Bayard
Knox
R. H. Willis
Kansas
F. W. Smith
W. H. Willis
Ada Young
Nora Hagerty
Methodist Church
Johson
Irving
Mr. Dolph
Colorado
J. G. Willis
Omaha
Alliance
C. H. Burk
Tom Osborne
Bridgeport
Redington
Arthur
Trienian Sisters
R. P. Scott
R. P
Lollman
Lehmkuhl
Rush Creek Cattle Co
Bridgeport Locals Highlight Commerce and Community
Bridgeport remains quiet but busy with local business. Reports note furniture shop activity at Easig's, a new barber shop by postmaster Clanges, Rev Osborn joining the Presbyterian Bridgeport charge, and visits from Rev Wagner. A community celebration with speeches, races, a dance, fireworks, and Children's Day exercises is planned.
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Lorren North
Easig
Charley Clanges
Osborn
Bridgeport
Presbyterians
D. W. White
Wagner
Redington
Lodgepole Notes: Streets Improve and Local Happenings
Ledgepote Linge reports streets graded with optimism despite doubts. Mrs. Metty visits New York and Iowa. Agent Coates out with whooping cough. W. C. Bullock buys railroad land. creamery runs daily. Sidney’s Stewitts visits Lodgepole. W. L Nash travels to New York. Lollman leads park pump duties.
Celebrate in Sidney Fourth of July Program
Sidney plans a full Fourth of July celebration with a Calithumpian parade and races for all ages. Prizes range from $1.50 to $5.00 for events such as foot races sack races greased pole and wheelbarrow. The day features Kimball vs Sidney baseball music by the Sidney Cornet Band speeches and a dance at the Skating Rink.
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Sidney
Kimball
Sidney Cornet Band
Water Works Issue Sparks Town Debate In Morrow Addition
Superintendent Calvert of the B and M railroad plans next week to inspect the old government water plant in Morrow addition to assess reuse by his company. A rival project under B and M levels is halted pending a decision, while pressure tests show the Morrow tank provides more gravity pressure at Rose and Front Streets. Mrs. F G Griffith arrives with plans to rent the Atkins house. An accidental rifle discharge at Henry Doran's store sends a bullet into a jewelry case, narrowly missing customers.
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Calvert
B. & W. Railroad Co
U. P. Railroad
U. P
Morrow
Rose and
Front
Morrowites
Henry Doran
Auction Sale of Norman Horses in Sidney Streets
About twenty head of Norman horses will be sold at public auction on Saturday June 23 at 1 p m in Sidney. B A Jones conducts the sale.
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Sidney
A. Jones
Land for Sale in Township 16 Range BI Southwest Section 32
Land for sale offered by W. C. Flinn located southwest of section 32 in township 16 range bi. Bargain price available on inquiry at this office.
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Township 16
W. C. Flinn
Grade work progress and staff movements near Sidney Bridgeport
The grade between Sidney and Bridgeport is largely complete except for one mile by Jas Kyner with completion expected this week. O’Connor finished east and north of town Tuesday. Griffith and Dillon & Patterson’s segments from Sidney south to the state line remain unfinished. McShane’s outfit shipped 28 freight cars to the Big Horn Basin from Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Jas. Kyner
Jas. O'Connor
D. J. Griffith
Dillon & Patterson
State Line
J. H. McShane
Big Horn Basin
I. &. P. Weeks
Burlington
D. P. Weeks
Messrs. Haggard, Sears and Glaton
W. T. Montgomery
Sunol
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