History of Interest in IH and 54 Years 1 Year From Telegraph Files
14 years ago Arthur Zike and Dale Jordan attended the horse show at Fort Warren Saturday. Miss Vivian Clark spent last Thursday evening in North Platte with her mother. Charles Richards went to Fort Morgan Saturday for a few days visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray made a brief visit with friends in Denver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Raper and Bud Logan were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniels. Bing Miles and Alie Baker are now playing with the Byron Gross orchestra at Albuquerque New Mexico. Grant Poole left Wednesday for Marsland where he and his brother Sidney are engaged in farming. He has been visiting here since last Saturday with his parents. Mrs. Hanna Hammer left Wednesday for Omaha to attend the funeral of her nephew. Don Erickson has been spending the week on her north river ranch. County Superintendent Chambers has been confined to his home with the grippe the past week. J. C. Neubauer of Alliance stopped off to visit his parents last Saturday, returning from a trip to Denver. Charlie Clawges the Bridgeport Nasby was greeting friends in town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lehmkuhl of Wahoo Neb and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole were the guests of County Treasurer Fred Lehmkuhl last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Zike
Dale Jordan
Fort Warren
Vivian Clark
North Platte
Lillian McCreath
Charles Richards
Fort Morgan
Frank Gray
Denver
William Raper
Bud Logan
Joe Daniels
Bing Miles
Alie Baker
Byron Gross
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Grant Poole
Marsland
Sidney
L. T. Poole
Hanna Hammer
Omaha
Don Erickson
North River
Chambers
Grippe
J. C. Neubauer
Alliance
Charlie Clawges
Bridgeport
Local residents arrive and plan farming moves
S A Maley and wife and Oren Maley and wife and son arrived Saturday from Santa Ana California to resume farm interests. Rev W T Kahse visited Medicine Brew for Lutheran church affairs. Dr Jonas of Omaha discussed railroad physician duties. Victor Knox visited Sidney with his mother. A B Pierse plans to move to Lodgepole to farm. Mr and Mrs Quick of near Dalton were in Sidney. Herman Jurgens of Gurley mingled with the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Maley
Oren Maley
Santa Ana
California
W. T. Kahse
Jonas
Omaha
Victor Knox
North Bunker Hill
Sidney
A. B. Pierse
Lodgepole
Mrs. Quick
Near Daltoh
Herman Jurgens
Gurley
Final proofs and local notes from area residents
Frank Ackerman completed final proof before Court Commissioner Oberfelder February 10 with witnesses J. E. Nelson and John Oldershaw. Bismark Runge finished final proof before County Judge Gapen February 13 with witnesses Clyde Johnson and George Glidewell. Additional items note Miss Genestra Clark's move to Marysville to resume work for Lincoln Publishing, Miss Mary Jane Jones arriving from Peetz, Potter visitors Ben E. Wagner and C. L. Ivey, H. R. Fuller's cattle earnings near Bridgeport, and O W. P. Miles with wife traveling to Omaha for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ackerman
Oberfelder
J. E. Nelson
John Oldershaw
Genestra Clark
Marysville
Lincoln
Mary Jane Jones
Peetz
Bismark Runge
Gapen
Clyde Johnson
George Glidewell
Mumps Outbreak Tells On Miss Allen’s Pupils
Miss Allen's pupils were exposed to the mumps with Katherine Greenlee taken ill in school Tuesday. Sheriff Babb was out to Bridgeport on a business visit Wednesday. Miss Sarah J. Kelly, the accommodating deputy county treasurer.
Notable Local Visitors and Property Proofs in Sidney
Eric Lif of Cedar Creek injured when his horse ran away in town breaking his arm near the elbow. Mrs. Sherwood filed final proof on her homestead near Sidney. Maj. J. W. McGay of Ogallala surveyed old 1867 land marks in Sidney. Frank Peterson traveled from Cheyenne to visit his brother C. G. Ike New and Sig Nyer visited Sidney last Friday. Mr. Nyers is now selling on his own account. L. A. North completed final proof on his pre-emption Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Lif
Cedar Creek
Sidney
Mr. Nyers
L. A. North
Columnar Pads In Stock At The Telegraph
The Telegraph reports a limited but usable stock of columnar pads across most widths. Readers will find a fairly good selection still available, though supplies remain scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Clarke-McNary Tree Supply Runs Short
Extension Forester Earl G. Maxwell of the University of Nebraska reports the Clarke-McNary tree stock is nearly exhausted for farms and ranches. Over 1,100,000 trees will be distributed by the Agricultural Extension Service this year, with demand outpacing supply. Only a few Yellow Pine remain as nurseries face war year cutbacks and labor shortages. Shipment to farmers likely begins April 1 from the Halley Nebraska National Forest for evergreens and a Fremont nursery for broadleaf varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke-McNary
Earl G. Maxwell
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Maxwell
Nebraska
Nebraska National Forest
Halsey
Fremont
Granite or Oil Is Goal At Test Well
Promoters of Lovercheck No 1 drill eight miles west of Harrisburg Banner County plan to reach either a commercial oil well or granite. Promoter Jack Shaeffer says depth 5008 feet, heavier equipment to go to granite if needed. Test shows uniform tight formations and an exceptionally straight hole with under one degree variance aiding deeper drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Banner County
Jack Shaeffer
Shaeffer
Newcastle
Auctioned Farm Tracts Offer 1920s Abundant Land and Improvements
Description outlines three farm tracts totaling 1920 acres in section 5 and 6 of township 13 range 48. Tract 1 includes 480 acres plus 210 acres broken land, a six room house, barns, granaries, sheds, corrals, fencing, tanks, and water in four lots. Tract 2 covers 640 acres with 120 cultivated on this section and 320 more breakable, plus a well, windmill, and tanks. Tract 3 provides 640 acres with 200 broken and 140 cultivated, fenced and crogs fenced, a well and windmill, and crop potential ongoing.
Tract 4 and 5 Large Land Auction Details
Auction listings describe Tract No 4 at 480 acres including portions of sections 12 and 13 in 49 with 100 acres wheat and crested wheat grass seed, plus a good well windmill and 16 inch tank. Tract No 5 covers 320 acres in section 19 14 48 with a five room house, barn, chicken house, fences, wells and tanks, plus 40 acres broke and 40 more seed to crested wheat grass, located 12 miles to the school.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph
Ben E. Wagner
C. L. Ivey
H. R. Fuller
W. P. Miles
FOX Theatre
Eva Story
Maytag
Vogel District
Sterling
Colorado
Scottsbluff, Nebr
18Th “St
Ninth
Avenue
Gering
Court House
Maytas
North Platte Rendering Company
FOX
Wee
Cheyenne County
Plainview Ladies Club
Colton
Nebr
Union Pacific
R. R
Tract No
Fairbury
Windmill
New
Ottumwa
John Deere
Fairbanks
H. P
Hero Fanning Mill
American National Bank
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