Local Community Notes and Social Calls in Peet Sterling Area
Monday visitors and calls across Peet Sterling area include T F Carr and wife at Peet, Sam James, George McCracken aiding Elis Dunn on telephone work, and Crook business visitors Tom and Harold Bonser. Sterling guests included Charles Miller and wife with Mr and Mrs Albert Otties, Mrs Otties seeking medical care. Bonsers, G W and Ernest, did butchering. Sidney Correll with mother and sister dined at Sam James home last Sunday. Jim Vacik and wife at E N Roth home Tuesday. Willing Workers aid society met at Mrs Harry Reeves home. Rawleigh product agent visited S F James home. Baker product agent visited S F James home Wednesday. Mrs T A Bonser ill early week. Lou Davis and Ed Sullivan of Crook visited C W Bonser. Ollie Wilson dined with T A Bonser Tuesday. Harry Bonser relapsed from pneumonia, improving now. Chester James on sick list. E N Roth also on sick list. Tom Kendrick’s horse ill Wednesday. Miss Iole Hellyer began boarding at John Kokes home. C W Bonser hauled corn to John Cashman farm. Ralph Gentry and Albert Allen visited Crook on Friday. Ernest Bonser and wife spent Friday at George McCracken home. Sam James and wife with daughters, A Bonser and family, and George Bonser and wife were Sunday afternoon callers at E N Roth home. A light rain and snow fell Wednesday, with continued cool spell Thursday. Mrs G W Bonser spent Friday afternoon with C W Bonser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T F Carr
Peet
Sam James
George McCracken
Elis Dunn
Tom
Harold Bonser
Crook
Charles Miller
Albert Otties
Otties
G. W
Ernest Bonser
Sidney Correll
Jim Vacik
T. A. Bonser
Lou Davis
Ed Sullivan
C. W. Bonser
Ollie Wilson
Harry Bonser
Chester James
E. N. Roth
Tom Kendrick
Iole Hellyer
John Kokes
John Cashman
Ralph Gentry
Albert Allen
A. Bonser
George Bonser
G. W. Bonser
G W Barlow
Sunol
F D Barlow
G W. Barlow
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Ladies Aid
P. E. Smith
Wm. Wolcott
O. J. Melton
W. T. Tate
Alice Dolan
Jimmy Lydiatt
Dick Brown
Englert Opera House
Wm. S. Schroll
Denver
F. D. Barlow
Alice Slawson
Lodge Pole
Poindexter
Wm Wuestenberg
Ira Bennett
University Hospital
Omaha
Harold White
Laramie
Wyo
George Stephens
Mary
Mr. Stephens
Bushnell
Arthur
Gurley
Frank Johnson
Grand Island
Charles Hein
Mrs. George Stephens Returns From New York Visit
Mrs. George Stephens returned home Saturday from an extended visit with relatives in New York state. She was called there by the serious illness of her mother, who was getting along nicely when she left. The Parent-Teacher Association met at the school house Monday evening with a good sized crowd in attendance. A very interesting program was rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephens
New York State
Antelope Divide Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Emil Nelson and children were Sunday dinner guests at George Whitney home. Mr and Mrs W L Huettmann and daughter visited Walter McIntosh home Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L K Nelson were Sunday afternoon callers at J W Bertramson home. Mrs C P Herboldsheimer and small children visited with Mrs Pete Nelson Wednesday while the men attended the tractor demonstration near Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Nelson
George Whitney
W. L. Huettmann
Walter McIntosh
L. K. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Carl Larson
Frank Peetz
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Pete Nelgon
Dalton
Community Notes From South Colton and Nearby
Louis George visited Henry Koester's home while George Deaver called on H J Elsen on Friday on business. Mrs Carl Schmidt and baby returned home from hospital. The Elsen family and Curtis attended an aid meeting at Claus Engelland's. Esther Borcher assists at the Schmidt home. Mrs Ross, the teacher, has returned after illness. Calls and visits pass between George Deaver, Herman Steuve, Lesie Ross, John George, and others. Edwards underwent an operation at Taylor hospital and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis George
Henry Koester
George Deaver
H. J. Elsen
Carl Schmidt
Baby
Curtis
Claus Engelland
Fred
Bill George
John George
Esther Borcher
Mrs. Ross
Herman Steuve
Harold Eden
Leo Koester
Clarence
Clemmons Deaver
Lesie Ross
Frank Deaver
John Edwards
Taylor Hospital
Community News Briefs from Dalton and Surrounding Areas
Clarence Southard recovers after lung operation at Scottsbluff hospital and Mrs. Wood from Sidney stays with the Southard children. Families travel between Council Bluffs and Martin South Dakota. Flu victims include Hazel Young Donald Christofferson. Ed Guill family hosts dinner. Builders class meets with Vera Guilt. Miss Shafell leads. Two girls indoor baseball teams organize and play Gurley. Mrs. Thure Sallberg dies. funeral held in Dalton with widespread sympathy for Mr. Sallberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Southard
Scottsbluff Hospital
Wood
Sidney
Southard
Scottsbluff
Arthur Draper
Council Bluffs
Dewey Dirks
Martin, S. D
Builders
Vera
Gurley M. E. Church
Wesley Berry
Gurley Friends
Thure Sallberg
Sallberg
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Notice to John O'Neil and Interest Claimants Southeast Quarter
Notice to John ONeil and all persons having or claiming any interest in the southeast quarter of section twenty township thirteen north in the subject land. The notice seeks to identify all claimants and establish rights or actions relating to the land parcel in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neil
Section Twenty
Township Thirteen
Swift seeks to quiet title in Cheyenne County land
Ray Swift has filed a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title to the land described Range Forty six west of the 6th principal meridian with unknown defendants. The petition seeks to adjudge defendants to have no lien or interest in the real estate. Defendants must answer by April 23, 1928. Attorney for the plaintiff is Earl R. Kratz of Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th . M
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ray Swift
District Court
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SUNOS
John Friede
Lisco
O. F. Nordell
Lodge Pole Womans Club
Jack Pulcifer
Ed Bowser
Chris Nelson
Kimball
V A. Nelson
L. K
Dale Hubbard
Dewey Larson
Chauncey
Warren Nelson
Marjorie
AC of
Grand Detour
Case Threshing Machine Co
Branch House
Center News
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney, Nebr
Nash
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