Winter settles over Bundy sale region happenings
Several locals attended the Bundy sale on Friday. Andrew Jacobson died at his Sextorp home Sunday. Mrs. Albert Nelson visited her Cheyenne parents and hay hauling continued at Chas Foster's. The fall wheat crop looks fair with recent snow aiding it. Wescott took a pumping engine to Sidney for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scheele
William Goding
Charles Heimer
D. Heimer
Peter Nelson
Potter
Andrew Jacobson
Sextorp
Charles Smith
Albert Nelson
Cheyenne, Wyo
Anton Banish
Mat Hammer
Elisebush Farm
Wescott
Sidney
Pleasant View Rural Notes Include Travel and Weather
Frank A. Kimball served as a Dalton caller on Monday. George Kinnersley hauled wheat to Potter early in the week. Pat Dalton visited Potter on Thursday. Gilbert Nelson drove to Sidney Friday. Mrs. George Kinnersley returned Saturday from a visit to Iowa. A group shingled the school house but wind limited work to one side. Mrs. George Hicks suffers lagrippe and an unwelcomed guest is noted. Lagripe also visiting Chas. Stanton’s home. His youngest daughter ill. Mrs. James Davison convalescing from typhoid fever. Snow Sunday and Monday halted farming temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Dalton
Potter
Gilbert Nelson
Sidney
George Kinnersley
Iowa
George Hicks
Lagrippe
Chas. Stanton
James Davison
Easton
Goding
Local Notes from Higgins Ranches and Sidney Area
Water shortages linger on local ranches as three calm days pass. Social calls include Frank Byers and wife at Sonsie farm and visits by Linbeck to Brooks farm. Illnesses strike Mrs Perkins Vida Perse and Barbara Collart, with doctor visits in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Byers
Sonsie Farm
Messrs
Riha, Bancroft and Birdwell
North Platte
South Divide Welcomes Miller Emigrant Car Arrival
Mr. Miller, son in law of Mr. Fulton, arrived with an emigrant car from Kearney Thursday and will rent Mr. Fulton’s farm this year. John Call and Arthur Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Fulton
Kearney
Mr. Fulton
John Call
Arthur Sweet
Clara’s Travels Mention Potter Dalton Sidney
Clara notes local visits to Potter Dalton and Sidney, questions why adjacent residents are not discussed, and remarks on the cautious animal fearing its shadow without judging others by themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Dalton
Sidney
Potter Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Loss
The Potter column records Mrs. Struble visiting Sidney, Mrs. George Thornburg returning home to Redington, Gunderson Bros recognized at the hotel, Mr. Biggs and wife settling on a homestead with livestock, Lutheran Guild activities, a Teachers Institute program, and plentiful eggs shipped by B F Thornburg. It notes the death of Mr. Jacobson Sr. and his funeral, plus Joseph Johnson taking charge of the Adams ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson Bros
B. F. Thornburg
Emil Fostrom
North Divide
Wahoo
Neb
M.E. Aid
Gunderson
Rose
Mr. Jacobson Sr
Jacobson
Potter
Joseph Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Adam
Peetz Town News Briefs From South Dakota Visitors
Mr. Jones of South Dakota plans to build on land adjoining the townsite. Ed Connelly and H. Bryant arrive with emigrant car and will occupy a claim south of town. Mr. Myers at Sidney for blood poisoning treatment is not improving. M. A. Tappen drove to Sidney. Bert Cates rode to Sidney. W. M. Weekley arrives from Kansas City for church meetings and dedication. F Whitelock expects his mother. Gallagher and son to move with emigrant car. Whitelock saves lumber with new saw mill. Mrs. Whitelock and daughter return from Sidney. The new restaurant reports good business. A. L. Johnson butchered last Thursday. Geo. Bulles buys a team from Jack Gordon. O. T. Simonson butchered for Fairchild. Peetz Lumber Co. received a car of lumber. M. A. Tappen and George Bulles rent land north of M. Tappen for spring wheat. Hazel De Spayne now night central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
South Dakota
Ed Connelly
H. Bryant
Will
M. A. Tappen
Sidney
Bert Cates
W. M. Weekley
D. D
Kansas City
Geo. Bulles
Jack Gordon
O. T. Simonson
Fairchild
Peetz Lumber Co
George Bulles
M. Tappen
Johnson Heads Home After Short Auto Ride
The Commercial Club met at the bank on Monday night to elect officers. Wim Brothers attended from Potter while Agnes Thornburg was reported on the sick list Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Bank
Wim Brothers
Agnes Thornburg
Residents Attend Ranch Visit and Local Sales
Mr and Mrs John Daugherty and Mesdames Cunningham and Hodges visited Ash Grove Ranch. Dist 15 school house is being reshingled. Mr Goding bought several horses at Bundy sale near Potter. Weather was cool and blustery late February with moisture needed. Pultz drove to Sidney by auto route. Baker sale drew a large crowd with good prices. Fred Cushing attended a South Divide dance and visited Chowins ranch. Simms leased Baker ranch for the year as the Bakers plan California departure. Tom and Ed Quinn went to Sidney Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daugherty
Mesdames Cunningham and Hodges
Mr. Pultz
Sidney
Baker
Fred Cushing
South Divide
Chowins Ranch
Mr. Simms
Baker Ranch
Mrs. Baker
California
Tom
Ed Quinn
S O O F Installation Promotes Cheyenne Officers
Cheyenne Encampment No. 19 S O O F installed Chief Patriarch S C Bixby Senior Warden William Smith Junior Warden J J Parks High Priest A Granneman Scribe Leslie Neubauer Treasurer C M Wright Inside Sentinel B W Frazey Outside Sentinel E Kruse Sr. After the installation the members spent a social hour in honor of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
S. C. Bixby
William Smith
J. J. Parks
A. Granneman
Leslie Neubauer
C. M. Wright
Sentinel
B. W. Frazey
E. Kruse
Senator Clark Reelected and Global News Highlights
Senator Clark of Wyoming was reelected. The commission form of government was adopted by Elgin, Illinois. A powder mill explosion at Fayville, Illinois killed three. Debates over federal judge pay rise loom in Congress. Chief Engineer Switzer of the Canadian Pacific died in Montreal. King George and Queen Mary may visit Ireland in July or August. First bubonic plague death reported in Peking. Missouri and Iowa end long athletic relations over football. Charles D. Hilles offered Secretary to the President post. Reverend Arthur W. Mann dies at Columbus Union Station. Two sailors from the Maryanne lost at sea. Esther Dahlke, 16, admitted to Albion House of Refuge for bigamy. American Steel and Wire announces $1 per ton rise. Cairo Illinois robbery at ice and coal office. New Mexico Constitution ratified by about 10 000 vote margin. Chicago garment workers strike rioting. arrests made. U S naval expansion plan outlines ships and orders. Haiti and Dominican Republic territorial dispute mediation offered. Sister Steenchere dies in Montreal elevator accident. Judge Wickham denies new trial in Chippewa Falls murder. Vienna professor claims cure rate for progressive paralysis. Marie Curie fails to join Academy of Sciences. Railroads’ November earnings up slightly. costs rise. Alfalfa luncheon marks Mitchell SD corn show. Ram brothers die by gas in Tacoma hotel. Fort Wayne to provide nursery for Sunday services. Baltimore cruiser offered for commission. Texas to be used as target ship. The Inter Ocean weekly news summary offered with low introductory price.
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Elgin
Fayville
Congress
Switzer
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
George
Queen Mary
Ireland
Peking
Missouri
Iowa
Charles D. Hilles
the Treasury
Taft
Arthur W. Mann
Cleveland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Union Station
Columbus
Marylane
California
Albert C. J. Bergemann
Frank Reavis
Esther Dahlke
Buffalo
House of Refuge
Albion N. Y
American Steel and Wire Company
Cairo
Ill
House Committee On
C. T Gelman
Colorado
Yanta Anthracite Coal Company
St. Louis
Wickham
Annie Sutherland
Chippewa Falls
Wis
al Sutherland
Waupan
Wagner von Jauregg
University of Vienna
Koch
Marie Curie
Pierre Curie
Academy of Sciences
Edouard Branly
United Staes
Mitchell
B. Ram
Singh Ram
Tacoma
H. B. Master
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Wayne
Baltimore
New York Navy Yard
Charleston
Texas
Norfolk Navy Yard
Suit Sale Aimed at Youths and Men by Simon Fishman
A sale of 250 black suits for youths and men announced by Simon Fishman offers items at prices well below their true value. The notice emphasizes the suitability of the suits for Confirmation attire and invites buyers to purchase promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fishman
E E Stokes Visits Arlington Stock Company Player
E E Stokes of Winston Colorado traveled to meet the Arlington Stock Company where he played three months in Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stokes
Winston, Colorado
Arlington Stock Company
Pueblo
Poem line prompts rethink of love and loss
A Wyoming Tribune excerpt urges readers not to assume every sad eyed woman has loved and lost. It suggests some may have loved and obtained what they sought, challenging common sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Tribune
Colorado Man Returns After Blood Poisoning Visit
Ralph Kibble of Winston Colorado traveled to Sterling on Wednesday amid a suspected blood poisoning in his left hand. He returned home Thursday with news from his doctor that all danger can be averted.
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Ralph Kibble
Winston
Colorado
Sterling
Guns Repaired At Jacksons
Local shop Jacksons offers repair services for all kinds of guns and revolvers with diagnostics, parts replacement, and safe handling guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Foster’s
A. T. Hiett
Dow
Chas. Foster
Ed Collins
Metropolis
Elisebush
Homer
Mr. Elisebush
Mr. Livoni
Pleasant View
Frank A. Kimball
Barbara Collart
Clara
Mr. Bundy
Struble
George Thornburg
Redington
Hensen
Teachers’ Institute
Lutheran Church
PEETZ
Colo
Mr. Myers
F. Whitelock
T. Gallagher
John
A. L. Johnson
Hazel de Spayne
Night Central
Johnson
Clark
Wyoming
Farmer
Chicago
House Farm
Ois
Inter Ocean
Sidney Telegraph
DR. King
NEW Discovery
Fee
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
Cap.c.a
Sidney, Neb
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