Dalton Notices and Local Social Highlights of 1914
A Dalton Nebrasko page recounts visitors and errands including Mr and Mrs Frank Rilen to Winston Colo and Mr and Mrs John Peterson in Bridgeport visiting for dental work. Irene and Helen Madson in Bridgeport for dental care. A Morrison birthday surprise party, Esther Reinmuth from Alliance hospital stay, and several trips to Brush and Vona. Legal notices detail a water bonds election in Dalton for a $8,000 water system with voting rules and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rilen
Winston
Colo
John Peterson
Bridgeport
Otto Perso
Denver
Irene
Helen Madson
Morrison
Esther Reinmuth
Alliance
Prince Freeman
Vona
Colorado
Joe Mack
Brush
Dalton
Rudolph
Lewis Busacker
Ladies Aid
Steve Davis
Margaret Selfer
Ollie Anderson
Miss Hume
Dalton Church Notice Rev H Lascelles Visit
The Rev H Lascelles rector of Christ Church Sidney will visit Dalton Thursday April 2 at 7 30 pm and hopes to hold a service in the Presbyterian church All are welcome to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Church
H. Lascelles
Christ Church
Sidney
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Campbell to Lecture on Agriculture in Dalton
Mr H W Campbell will speak in Dalton on Thursday March 19 on agriculture. The free lecture will include stereoscopic views. His work here last year is well known, needing little further explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Campbell
Dalton
Campbell
Dalton Nebraska Ordinance Calls April 7 1914 Water Bonds Vote
Ordinance number 128 calls a special village election in Dalton Cheyenne County Nebraska on April 7 1914 at the town hall to submit to qualified voters the issue of issuing eight thousand dollars water bonds for fire protection and public use by mains in Dalton. The measure authorizes and directs the election and details the bond proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Cheyenne
Nebraska
A. E Hedlund
J L Willis
Board of Trustees
Sidney Telegraph
A. E. Hedlund
J. L. Willis
Cheyenne County
Children Burned to Death in Ponca Fire
Ponca March 12 Emma Watson aged nine and Alfred Watson aged six children of Ed Watson Ponca businessman were burned to death when the Johnson home fire destroyed the building Mrs Watson seriously burned may die Ed Watson rescued Mrs Watson and three other children from the blaze
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca
Emma Watson
Alfred Watson
Ed Watson
Johnson
Fire damages east wing of St Francis Academy
A fire at St Francis Academy in Columbus, Nebraska, caused about 5000 dollars in damage to the east part of the building. The blaze began in the roof due to faulty wiring. Pupils were inside at the time but were safely evacuated without harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ Academy
Columbus
Neb
St Francis’ Academy
Local Social Notes From Omaha Visitations and Calls
George Shinker visits Omaha while Mrs. Dunn and family and Miss Meinzer come to see Wm. Busacker. Mrs. Davis and son John spend Sunday with Norve Eckerits. Jacob Eckert Jr and family visit Sam Eckert. Mrs. H C Eckert visits her mother Mrs. Price at Redington. Ed Sanders calls at Ickes and Mr Davis, a traveling salesman, stays with A. J Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shinker
Omaha
J. C. Dunn
Meinzer
Wm. Busackers
Davis
John
Norve Eckerits
Jacob Eckert, Jr
Sam Eckert
H C. Eckert
Price
Redington
Ed Sanders
Ickes
Mr Davis
A. J
Farmers Institute at Lodge Pole Near Grand Prairie
The Farmers Institute at Lodge pole drew G. P. attendees despite disagreeable weather. Fred Frahm moved from Whistler farm to the Goodwin place. Emory Planck Mons Johnson and Nels Hoagland hauled spring hay from Lodgepole creek. R. W. Johnson and family visited the county seat Wednesday. Horse-buyer Mr. Ferris was in the vicinity. Planck brothers continued breaking costs Wednesday. Herman Theil of Omaha visited his mother Mrs. Plorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Lodgepole
G. P
Fred Frahm
Whistler Farm
Goodwin Place
Emory Planck
Mons Johnson
Nels Hoagland
R. W. Johnson
Ferris
Planck Brothers
Herman Theil
Omaha
Plorin
Potter Short News Roundup Stores Bonds for Water Works
Mrs Courtright's niece treated by Dr Ames in town last week. Ed and Mrs Quinn visited Potter Saturday and enjoy her new home where she is treated like a princess. A Thursday prayer meeting hosted by the Perrys in Potter. Water works bonds carried by a small margin. D H Schultz arrived Sunday night March 8. Anna Adams mourns death of her aunt in Montana. Mrs Schad enables access to whole wheat bread for readers.
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Potter
Anna Adams
Montana
Potter notes steady growth and community plans
Bethel residents diversify farming and business moves as 400 acres of wheat and new tenant housing unfold. Churches host programs, guilds plan bazaars, and Happy Hollow Club entertainment delights locals. Town officers caucus date set while repairs and arrivals shape potter’s spring season.
Springlike Week Shaping Local Outlook and Travel
Had some spring like weather the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty spent last Saturday and Sunday in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ehmker returned last Saturday from their wedding trip. Jos. Rohlman will soon erect improvements on his land. Pete and Lawrence Beyer have worked for Mr. Portrey this week. Weber has been in Wyoming improving his homestead and will return soon for his stock and property. Mr. and Mrs. Limbeck and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Swartz near Marlowe last Sydney. Several from these parts went to Sidney last Saturday. Farmers expect early spring and plan large crop acreage in these diggings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Thornburg
Sidney
Potter
John Nensen
Kimball
Babcock
Cheyenne
B F. Thornburg
W. Johnson
Nora
Wm. Bundy
Thornburg Hall
Benish Hall
E C Banta
A. J. Graham
Dix
Neb
Cunningham Place
H Christensen
Johnson
Wayne
Thornburg
Alice Roche
Bernice Bushee
Irma Struble
H. Petersen
Lutheran Guild
Messrs
Thornburg & Bundy
Oratory
Father Link
D. WW. Shultz
Chas Stanton
Hieck
Welch
Nike
Sail Boa Ranch
Mrs. Daugherty
H. Ehmker
Jos. Rohlman
Pete
Lawrence Beyer
Hastings Mass Meeting Nominees for Hastings School Board
Hastings Neb March 12 A mass convention of the Hastings school district adopted resolutions urging reelection of C. M Barr as superintendent The convention also nominated three women Mrs John Pickens Mrs J M Ragan and Mrs Alice Brooke for the board of education, a first for the district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Barr
Neb
C. M Barr
Board of Education
John Pickens
J. M. Ragan
Alice Brooke
Lively Time at Insurance Meet in Hastings Neb
At the Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance association meeting in Hastings on March 12, two fencing factions elected directors amid confusion and charges of extravagance in management. The minutes and rival faction evidence were sent to the state insurance commissioner to decide which slate was legally elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Neb
Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance Association
Independent Telephone Convention Opens in Columbus Neb
About seventy representatives from Nebraska independent telephone companies arrived in Columbus for the 1914 Nebraska Independent Telephone association convention. The first session was called to order by President Garlow, with the event running today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Indepedent Telephone Companies of
Nebraska
Nebraska Independent Telephone Association
Garlow
Association
Wholesome Carbonated Drinks Promised as Fine Beverages
The copy touts ginger ale as good as champagne without the naughty sound, and promotes root beer for wholesomeness plus snap sparkle and the right flavor. Aimed at beverage buyers, the text emphasizes quality and enjoyment without scandal.
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J. C. Frandsen
Dalton, Nebraska
Dalton Lumber Co
Connection
Onou
Zvi
Neighbori
Burlington
J. A Walford
Brownell
Kansas
Jake Mayer
We Willis
Earl Mallory
Armuth's Hall
A. J. Davison
James Davison
A. A. Rudd
James Eckert
Norve Eckert
Herbert Foster
J. Hoadley
Elmr Mayer
J. C. Kreader
Baby
Mrs. Hedlund
Alta Kreader
J C Kreader
E B. Sanks
J, O Robb
Sanks & Robb
Dalton, Neb
Farus
C. W. Handley
Moline Plow Co
International Harvester Co
Monteptor Windmills and Supplies
Woolsey
Grand Prairie
J. C. Johnson
Lodgepole, Nebraska
F. G. Wallin
Bethel
Anderson
Teelstrop
Gould Place
R. FE. Welch
Sec 9
Geo
Slaney
Kerr
Woten
Stanton Place
Edith Challburg
Trena Schmidt
Ethel Brady
W Vandiver
Lincoln
Vandiver
Happy Hollow Club
D. H. Shultz
Farmer’s Institute
Guild
Hans Petersen
Lutheran
H. W. Struble
R. Babcock
Clara
Theo Bruder
Thornburg Opera House
Sterling Bottling Works
Sterling, Colo
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