Potter Community News Warns of Storm Week Closings
Local notes recount missed school days due to a storm and a flurry of visits and errands in Potter. Ira Baker arrives with household goods. Mr. Sauer listed sick. several neighbors including Geo Kinnersley, Chas Kinnersley, Evan Stines, and Henry Courtright appear in social calls, purchases, and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Adams
Potter
Ira Baker
Geo. Kinnersley
Mr. Baker
Geo. Hicks
John Hiemer
Charles
Siddey
Geo
Chas. Kinnersley
Don Hiemer
Mr. Sauer
Sidney Social and Local Notes Roundup
Mr and Mrs Bowen visited Sidney last Saturday. The literary meeting drew a good crowd with a fine debate and excellent paper. Next meeting is Thursday evening March 16. Stmpka and son Charles filed homesteads in Colorado. Wm Krei also. C W Johnson of Potter bought hogs Monday. Violet Higgins left school. Henry Shrear visited Sidney. Mrs Brown sold medicines and groceries recently. Several began farming again last Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs P J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Potter
Violet Higgins
P. J
Local notes from Bronson area mark farming moves
Miss Mamie Lingholm went to Cheyenne Hospital last week. Ted Anderson finished branding two hundred fifty steers. Erbin Rich repairs his irrigation dam for spring crops. Fred Stehlik of Crete visited Joseph and William Kubes in the past month. Joseph Kubes moved to his homestead ten miles north of Potter last week. W C Couch plans eighty acres of wheat this spring. William Kubes breaks young colts for riding. O Kurz sold his farm last week and bought near Oscar Wallace. Dillon Dunbar and family from Bronson relocated east of Sidney. Mr Hatcher rents a farm from C Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Anderson
Erbin Rich
Fred Stehlik
Crete
Joseph
William Kubes
Joseph Kubes
Potter
W.C. Couch
O. Kurz
Oscar Wallace
Dye family notes and farming progress in Dye Nebraska
H V Redington travels to Sidney on business and plans to return to visit Ben Barron. C I Ivey rents the Lawrence ranch for the season. Earl Dye plants thirty acres of spring wheat and plans eighty more acres this spring. Mrs Henry Erdwins of Peetz Colo visits her sister Mrs Pitts. Elga Pitts’s hand heals but left little finger lost use. Oren Pitts works for Mr Kirkpatrick. Jim Nelson finishes cement shop and chicken house improving the place. A new house is under construction in the draw and the identity of the new man is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Redington
Sidney
Ben Barron
C. I. Ivey
Lawrence Ranch
Earl Dye
Henry Erdwins
Peetz
Colo
Mrs. Pitts
Elga Pitts
Oren Pitts
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Jim Nelson
Peetz News Highlights Local Arrivals Illness and Family
A. L. Johnson is ill with pneumonia while Mrs. J. M. Mitchem is reported improving. Two immigrant cars bring settlers to Peetz and plan to locate nearby. Whitelock family travels to Sidney and visits Sterling. Gallagher and son prep to join claims west of Peetz. A baby girl arrives for J. H. Frazier and cigars are shared. Linder learns his mother is dying in Palmer, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mitchem
Peetz
A. L. Hennings
Sterling
Messrs. Horner
Morris
Sidney
M. A. Gallagher
John
Council Bluffs
Stork
J. H. Frazier
Peets
L. Linder
Palmer, Neb
Local notices and travel remarks from town page
Mr. Linder leaves at once to visit his mother alive. Dc. A. Van Valkenburg’s brother arrives from northeastern Kansas and plans a week stay. he is a miller. Fred Nichol travels to Sidney on Wednesday. M. A. Tappen drove to Sterling on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Linder
A. van Valkenburg
Kansas
Fred Nichol
Sidney
Local notes from Sidney events and church bazaar
Henry Ehmke bought a nice disc drin last Saturday. Frank Sumpka began moving to the McCarty farm Saturday. Mr and Mrs Perkins and daughter visited Knox's Sunday. Several stores including Korsmeyer's and Ehmke's were among Sidney shoppers Saturday. The ladies of the M E church plan a bazaar and dinner on the 14th. The Lutheran school pastor and pupils are busy with confirmation preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ehmke
Frank Sumpka
McCarty Farm
Mrs. Perkins
Knox
Korsmeyer
A. Jeudes
Perkin’s
Knox's
Ehmke’s
Halston’s
Sidney
M. E. Church
Lutheran School
Local Social and Community Notes from Sidney Area
Sidney residents share visits and home projects this week. J M Nelson and a family visited with their parents on Sunday. Glassburn Brothers plan a dwelling for a homesteader in Kimball County. Mrs Stowe hosted a quilting bee with ten neighbors attending. W H Gates and wife visited Mrs McCarty in Sidney. Glassburn and W E Chambers were seen in town and valley, respectively, over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassburn Brothers
Kimball County
Cholera cases in Honolulu and other early 20th century items
A recap of scattered events: two cholera cases in Honolulu, Paraguay’s new revolutionary move, US Atlantic fleet sailing plans from Guantanamo to Hampton Roads on March 6, Albany stalemate on a 32nd ballot, Missouri moves to phase out convict labor, Lavensari island ice floe drifted away with 500 fishermen, and more from the era including battleship orders, Montana and California policy shifts, judiciary resignations, and a Richmond fire loss. These notes cover global and domestic political, military, and social incidents of the period.
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Honolulu
Paraguay
Guantanamo
Cuba
Hampton Roads
United States
Albany
N. Y
Missouri Senate
Lavensari Island
Gulf of Finland
French Chamber of Deputies
Morris
Montana
John G. Thompson
Danville
Federal Grand Jury
Detroit
Michigan-Alaska Development Company
F D. Williams Company
Lauris Bros
Richmond
California Senate
Taft
Bailey P Waggener
Atchison
First State Bank
Barry
Tex
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
Mobile
St. Louis
Public utilities board plan faces state senate scrutiny
A state board appointment by the governor to oversee all public utilities was approved in the Kansas circuit, while a separate incident reports a dynamite blast near Dallas Ore injuring workers and closing river work. Also noted are a political graft conviction in Porum Okla and a major fire in Donalsonville La with estimated losses around 250000 dollars.
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Kansas
Maniola
Dallas
Ore
Commbie
J. M Edwards
Poruh Okla
Donalsonville
No Sunday matinees at Crystal. ten cent admission
The Crystal will not show matinees on Sundays and general admission remains ten cents for all. A new lens was installed Tuesday with good results. A Wednesday night dance drew few but pleased attendees. The Arington company faced poor turnout. Sidney audiences missed a strong performance. The troupe opens in Denver next week for a twelve week season and Baker Theater awaits Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Crystal
Arington
Sidney
Denver
Baker Theater
Olean Hotel Guests From Industry Sights Set
A. Acklum of J. I. Case Machine Company Lincoln visits the Olean as a guest. Daniel Moses of Cropley Phillips Chicago a technical railway school representative stays at the Olean for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Acklum
The
J. I. Case Machine Company
Lincoln
Olean
Daniel Moses
Cropley Phillips Company of
Chicago
A Mighty Good Thing for Nebraska Farmers
Farmers in western Nebraska are urged to maximize soil output with a three in one Western Land Roller Co. unit from Cushing Nebraska. The ad touts a roller packer mulcher and pulverizer combined, offered at a single price. Read the advertisement in the issue and request the free illustrated booklet by writing to Western Land Roller Co. Box 108 Cushing Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Western Lend Roller Co
Cushing
Thia
Western Land Roller Co
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Labeled Best For Colds
Mr BR W L Hall of Waverly Virginia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold medicine. The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer advertises its weekly newspaper and a combined subscription offer with The Sidney Telegraph for cash in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. L. Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
I T
Inter Ocean and
Fuarmerie
Sidney Telegraph
Guns Repaired and Sold Below Value by Jackson's
Simon Fishman announces guns and revolvers repaired at Jackson's and notes they will be sold at prices below their real value, highlighting confirmation suits and bargain prices for firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fishman
Jackson’s
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Pleasant View
Wm. Godling
Alden Kimball
Evan Stines
Charles Kinnersley
George Kinnersley
J. W. Brown
Stines
Harry Courtright
Carl Vincent
Tom Richie
Ed Quinn
Goding’s
Mr. Gordon
Clay Center
McAdam’s
Chas. Stanton
Dalton
Pat
T. J. Quinn
Clara
Henry Shrear
Mrs. Brown
Bronson
Mamie Lingholm
Cheyenne
Dillon Dunbar
Mr. Hatcher
C. Callahan
Peetz, Colo
A. L. Johnson
F. L. Whitelock
F.L. Whitelock
M. A. Tappen
J. M. Nelson
Mr. Johnson
W. E. Chambers
Hester
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American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
Stidney, Neb
Sheffe Sidney, Nebraska
the Capitol
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
Central Meat Market
B. E. Robinson
Prop
Norleigh
S.r.sweet
Neb
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