Local Farm Activities Report From White Cove Valley
Daily farming movements are recorded with residents visiting each other and working on fields. John McDonnell and Lawrence McDonnell lead trips to Crook and Reeves places while Pete Peterson, Bill Pope, Ross Brossard, Carl Meyerholz, Ora Rogers, and others are noted in tasks and social calls across Monday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pope
Ora Rogers
Ross Brossard
John McDonnell
Carl Meyerholz
Pete Peterson
Crook
Lawrence McDonnell
Earl
Alva Brossard
Bill Rhodes
John Fisher
Gross Boys
Reeves Place
Mrs
Doc Parmore
Clarence Beebe
D. St. Gross
Mr. Butterbaugh
Sterling
Watkins
Bis
Earl Brossard
Mrs. Merrill
Bates
Mrs. Pope
John Todd
Mr. Peterson
Mrs. Todd
Baby
Peterson
Phil Brossard
Dave Todd
Rosa Brossard
Lawrence
D. R. Gross
Local residents and visitors roam Sidney area gatherings
Fred Stanley of Idaho visited the Fisher homes and several families hosted relatives from Wyoming and Denver. The period includes numerous Sidney shoppers, illness reports, and Sunday activities with multiple calls at Reetz Crowell and Nelson homes. A heavy rainstorm interrupted Sunday school.
Ladies attend Eastern Star event in Sidney
Several ladies from this vicinity attended Eastern Star in Sidney on Wednesday evening. Bill Prince called on his brother Fred last week. Henry Wickstrom was a business caller at the Pete Nelson home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Sidney
Bill Prince
Fred
Henry Wickstrom
Pete Nelson
Antelope Divide Union Meeting and Local Visits
Farmers Union at the home of Mr and Mrs C V P Herboldsheimer drew a large turnout and voted in Frits Hudin family and Jack Nelson family. Summer meetings will be discontinued due to farming duties. Local visits include Art Nelson after an appendectomy, family dinners, and new residents Alfred Slama at Thorpe and Reddy farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
C. VP. Herboldsheimer
Frits Hudin
Jack Nelson
Bertha Nelson
Chris Nelson
Kimball
Art Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
B. M. Nelson
J. M. Nelson
Sidney
I. ,.K. Nelson
Dewey Larson
Art
V. A. Nelson
Marion
Alice
Evelyn Williford
Virginia Helmer
Virgil
Kermit Nelson
Jimmy Williford
Alfred Slama
Thorpe and
Reddy Farms
Local social notes from Bunker Hill and area union
Bunker Hill residents shared visits and gatherings with neighbors including Mrs Thingan Mrs Westfall and daughter Maxine at Walter Happel s home and Jack McGrane at Carl Schmidt s home Other gatherings featured Mrs Beyer family Esther Hille and others at various homes A Center Hall team game against North Sidney ended 14 to 13 Center s favor A large July 4 6 Sidney Peat No 17 celebration at Krueger s lake invites community members to join the American Legion event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thingan
Clara Beyer
Ernest Hille
Jack McGrane
Irene
Vera
Sterling
Amex Beyer
Clara
Fred Beyer
Center Hall
North Sidney
Krueger
Visits End As Family Returns Home From Nebraska
Lodge Pole Mrs. Lewis Englert and daughters Dorothy and Genevieve left Saturday for Purdue Nebraska after a month with Charles Hein. Frank and Mrs. Paviat of Sunol left on No. 4 for Rochester Minnesota for Mrs. Paviat’s operation. Irwin Capas, staying with his parents in Calloway, is not improving as hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Englert
Dorothy
Genevieve
Purdue
Nebr
Charles Hein
Frank Paviat
Sunol
Rochester
Minn
Paviat
Goltre
Irwin Capas
Calloway
Revival and community notices at Chappell and nearby towns
Miss Edna Oetinger of Lancaster visits for her mother’s illness as Rev. Rose leads revival meetings at the M E church in Chappell. Lodge Pole participates in Chappell services while morning prayers for the races occur at 9 30. Local social and lodge activities, school meeting, property purchases, and birthday celebration noted along with upcoming harness races on July 2 and 3 featuring five guaranteed entries and prize events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Oetinger
Lancaster
Calif
Libia Over- Inger
C. H. Rowan
Dalton
Elmer Holtman
W. F. Bauth
Holtman
W. G. Crose
Nordell
Holt
Julesburg Harness Meet Promised For July Weekend
Chamber officers reach agreement with John Burns of Longmont to stage a two day harness racing meet in Julesburg on July 2 and 3 in lieu of a Fourth of July celebration. About twenty horses expected with a three heat seven event and a pulling machine contest as a feature. Tickets and purses listed for multiple races across both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
John Burns
Longmont
Colo
Julesburg
Burns
Holyoke
Yuma
Sterling
Colorado
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White Cove Valley
Gregory House
Fred Stanley
Idaho
Eliis Fisher
H. B. Fisher
C. Crowell
Hulmer Nelson
George Reetz
Alma Harmsen
W. W. Heinemann
Art Johnson
Laramie
Wyo
Charles Smith
Gladys
Hilma
Myrtle Nelson
Arlo Fisher
Andy Brett
Tony Ernest
Potter
Homer Fish
W. D. Matthewson
Charley Mayer
Maynard
Louis Brett and Son
H. A. Lockhart
E. M. Nelson
J. W. Hertramyon
I. K. Nelson Home
Vivian Helmer
Evelyn Willeford
Bunker Hill
Mans
Golden Red Lodge No. 360
Oshkosh
Marcia Swift
Crofton
Claudia Smith
Masonic Order
G. E. Minshall
Black Hills
W. Kh
G. S. Jewett
Persinger
A. S. Persinger
Alicia Dye
South Dakota
F. D. Barlow
Cheyenne
James DeBrunner
I. R. Large
California
F. D. Moorhead
Gothenburg
Maury Helen Groshart
Adv
Farm Loans and Insurance
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bask
Western Securities Company
Frank Schroeder
UECRC
America
Snow
Magic
M. A. Shipman
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraka
New Mexico
Okla
Oregon
Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyocning
Imiles
Rose
En-Ar-Co
Vay
the National Refining CO
Rasere Bredece
United Sentes
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