Roy McKinstry sale draws large local crowd
A large crowd attended the Roy Mc Kinstry sale last Monday with strong turnout and good sales. The Kensington ladies served lunch at noon and praised the crowd while several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholas, made trips to Sterling. The Beer school began in Crook, lasting four evenings, with about forty attendees and a pleasant lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McKinstry
Kensington
Paul Dobbs
Sterling
Robert Nicholas
Beer
Crook
Haxtun
Ellis Dunn
Pete Pederson
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From North Divide News
Wm Taylor of Huntsman visited Paul Sparks on Thursday. Wm Hornby hauled coal from Sidney on Wednesday. Edna Frame and her brother Chester dined with Chas Lessman on Wednesday. Geo Rippe and John Jones called at Henry Bisen farm mid last week. Mrs Ed Brockelsby has been sick but is improving. Mrs R R Owens and sons Hubert and Everett called on John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Huntsman
Paul Sparks
Wm. B. Hornby
Sidney
Edna Frame
Chester
Chas. Lessman
Geo, Rippe
John Jones
Henry Bisen Farm
Ed Brockelsby
R. R. Owens
Hubert and
Everett
Sunol Area Tangles with Flu and Local News
A string of local notes reports many residents suffering with the flu and doctors visiting Sunol to treat sickness. Reports mention George Barlow doing business in Sidney, Lee Johnson and J. H. Gell visiting Sunol, Dr. Coleman from Chappell attending a Sunday call, and Mrs. James Booth suffering tonsillitis. Other items note J. W. Billiter moving residence, social calls between residents, a basketball game loss to Lodge Pole, and locals shopping in Sunol amid regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barlow
Sidney
Lee Johnson
Sunol
Jim Booth
Tremain
J. H. Gell
Coleman
Chappell
James Booth
J. W. Billiter
Bert Allington
Bert Curtis
Taylor Hospital
Lodge Pole
Sidney Presbyterian
Fred Regester
Local Social Notes and Illness Roundup
Dorothy and Lillian Walters attended the play Friday afternoon. Miss Opal Allington of North Platte spent the weekend at home before returning to school duties Sunday evening. Prof. Loveman was sick with the flu earlier this week. Mrs. S. P. Hunt and her son from Sidney visited Sundl. Miss Nora Straight and Miss Helen McDaniels spent the weekend at their homes. Alta and Eldora Bahr visited relatives. Mrs. Emil Englert and daughter Virginia drove to Sidney Friday. Ruth Fenske underwent mastoid operation in Cheyenne Saturday. Bonnie Cronk remains on the sick list with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Allington
North Platte
Prof. Loveman
S. P. Hunt
Sidney
Sundl
Nora Straight
Helen McDaniels
Alta
Eldora Bahr
Emil Englert
Virginia
Ruth Fenske
Cheyenne
Mrs. Fenske
Bonnie Cronk
Antelope Divide Sunday Social Callers
Mr and Mrs P Herboldsheimer and family visited John Hellmer Sunday afternoon. Walter Hodkin and family called at C T Larson home. Edson Madden and family spent Sunday evening with J H Madden. Thorpe visited Mr Madden. Virgil Mildred and Marion Nelson called at C P Herboldsheimer Saturday morning. Dewey Larson and Guobart Olsen called at W A Nelson. Mrs J W Bertramson visited sci district 82 a week ago. Edgar Hite and family visited Lloyd Brooks Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Herboldsheimer
John Hellmer
Walter Hodkin
C. T. Larson
Edson Madden
J. H. Madden
Thorpe
Mr. Madden
Virgil
Mildred
Marion Nelson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Dewey Larson
Guobart Olsen
W. A. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Sci ~ District 82
Edgar Hite
Lloyd Brooks
Nelson Family Social Notes and Local Visits
Chauncey Marion and Mildred Nelson were Sunday callers at the C. T. Larson home. Milo Wagoner visited Edgar Hite Saturday evening. A new mill was installed for L. K. Nelson by Mr. Nelson and J. W. Bertramson during the week. Chauncey and Virgil Nelson called at J. W. Bertramson Saturday morning. Guy Hite and Ralph Meirheim visited Edgar Hite Thursday morning. Mrs. J. W. Bertramson and daughters visited L. K. Nelson Sunday. Virgil and Chauncey Nelson spent Sunday forenoon at J. W. Bert. Edgar Hite hauled horses to Sidney Saturday for Ralph Melrchelm. Leonard Nelson spent Saturday afternoon with Lewis Nelson. Edgar Hite visited C. G. Lawrence Friday to obtain horses. The Farmers Union meeting is set for Friday at Jens Olsen's home, March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Wagoner
Edgar Hite
Mr. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
Chauncey
Virgil Nelson
Guy Hite
Ralph Meirheim
L. K
Leonard Nelson
Lewis Nelson
C. G. Lawrence
Farmers’ Union
Jens Olsen
Sunny Side Smiles Meeting and Local Movements
The Helping Hand society met Wednesday afternoon with eight members and one visitor. Dan Rupert canceled his sale and conducted a private sale of his property. Visitors called at the Albert Wiegers home, and John Johnson arrived from Denver to stay at the Chris Lee home. Emil Johnson suffered a badly smashed foot. Mike Sander and family moved into the Hartman place recently vacated by A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Hernbloom
Dan Rupert
Arnold Thurow
Local Residents Connect at Sidney Callers and Gatherings
H Rathbun and E B Johnson family greet visitors including Miss Ethel Theis in Sidney. Several moves noted as Dan Rupert and Chris Lee shift properties formerly held by Gade and Rupert. A frigid Friday night literary gathering loses attendees due to weather. Local residents and guests visit E A Johnson, Wise, Hernbloom, Thurow, Kuhlman and Saunder households. Wayne Forney returns from Norfolk with wife noting an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernbloom
Maple Grove Helpers Assist Ed Miles and Friends
Maple Grove locals Ray Miles A G Weaver and Frank Workman aided Ed Miles with moving on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr Davis plans to move to Blue Hill Nebraska, with Mrs Davis returning after school ends. Mr Bradley of Sidney works for R W Johnson currently. Helen and Lloyd Johnson stayed with N P Johnson Thursday night, Mr Dilly from Gilead Nebraska stayed Friday and Saturday with F Workman. He and family are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miles
A. G. Weaver
Frank Workman
Ed Miles
Mr. Davis
Blue Hill
Nebraska
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Bradley
Sidney
R. W. Johnson
Neighborhood Notes On Short Moves And Visits
Moving on the place vacated by W. E. Spearow and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson and children and Mrs. Otto Davis called at Nels Johnson's Thursday evening after school. The C. C. club had their meeting Thursday evening at John Hookam's. A large crowd was present and all had a good time. Mrs. John Hookham and Mrs. W. T. Sharman visited Mrs. Bert Curtis Tuesday at the Taylor hospital. Mons Johnson and Andrew Johnson called at Nels Johnson's Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and children moved Friday to the place where the Davis family lived. Mrs. Miles and children are staying with her folks for three weeks. Mrs. T. G. Waddell and son Feilden called at Nels Johnson's Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Otto Davis stayed overnight Saturday and Sunday at W. T. Sharman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spearow
F. A. Johnson
Otto Davis
Nels Johnson’s
C. C. Club
John Hookam’s
John Hookham
W. T. Sharman
Bert Curtis
Taylor Hospital
Mons Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
Davis
Dalton Happenings and Local Notes Castwide
Dalton updates cover storage building prep for new cars on the corner lot east of the doctor's office. Basketball boys travel to Lincoln for a tournament with Superintendent Finch coaching. Mrs. Ed Ewing travels to Lincoln to join LaVern at school. Ladies' Aid gathers at the church. Russell, Dedrick, Raymond and Dr. G F Zarbaugh explore I O O F lodge mysteries. Grabilis Hat Shoppe features new ladies straws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Blome
Ralph Scherer
Luther Gustin
Finch
Lincoln
Ed Ewing
LaVern
Ladies’ Aid
Russell
Dedrick
Raymond
G. F. Zarbaugh
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Grabilis
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Spring Canyon
Tom Bonser
Mitchell
George Bonser
A. J. Heying
Igncht
Daniels
Otis Skeels
P. R. Bells
Gus Sutter
Kansas City
Gus
Glen McCall
LaVern Hmllard
J. E. Bates
Oliver Wisters
Gilbert Woolen
Holdredge
Newr
M. T. Moore
Willie
Sam Pollock
Carl Summers
A. D. Hilliard
Dick Murphy
Roland Stalls
John Todd
Alva Stumph
Harry Reeves
O. L. Miller
Hubert Owens
Sidney Sales
Fred Sternberg
Charles Lessman
J. A. Chean
Geo. Rippe
North Divide News
Lincola
NET Rasha
Ochs A
South Sunol News
Dorothy
Lillian Walters
Chauncey, Marion and
Mildred Nelson
H. Rathbun
EB. A. Johnson
Ethel Theis
Gus Gade
Chris Lee
Ruperts
Maple Grove
Helen
Lloyd Johnson
N. P. Johnson’s
Mr. Dilly
Gilead, Nebr
F. Workman's
Dalton
Red River
Hyatt
Sidney Tractor & Machinery CO. Incorporated
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