Community social notes from Maple Grove area
MAPLE GROVE JF Miles of Winside spent days with nephew Ed Miles and family. Residents visited neighbors and hosted gatherings at multiple homes including Sharman Johnson Miles and Workman households. Farmers Union meeting Friday evening at W T Sharman's drew a large crowd with talks on chicken raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF Miles
Winside
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman
Lee Johnson
Lloyd
Kansas
Frank Workman
Joe Dilly’s
J. FP
Miles
Nels Johnson's
R. W
Nels Johnson
T. G
Waddell’s
Jim Irwin
Andrew Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Farmers Union
Mr. Radd
Art Roberts
W. T. Sharman's
Mrs. Taylor
Huntsman
R. Ww. Johnson's
T. G. Waddell
Albin Olson
South Divide community notes and visits expand with March gathering
The Helping Hand club met Thursday afternoon March 22 with 13 members. Visitors included Mrs Crewdson and Miss Goldie Paris. Numerous neighbors visiting, moving, and social events are listed, noting visits to and from Dalton, Bushnell, Sterling, Hugo, and Crook along with church activities and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
C. E. Nelson
Crewdson
Goldie Paris
A. L. Yowell
Lloyd Yowell
Dalton
J. W. Nelson
Roy
Ernest Wood
Guy Shaw
Earl Hiett
York
Elmer Fulton
Ralph Fleming
Earl
Marvin Hiett
Bushnell
C. A. Foster
M. E. Church
A. M. Smith
Marie Miner
Sterling
George Fleming
Robert Robertson
C. E Nelson
Robertson
Nelson
Lowell Maley
R. L. Adams
Sidney
Clyde Johnson
Charles Hornaday
J. W. Brothers
Ray Voeltz
Earl Wood
Hugo
Colo
Leverett Payzant
Christian Church
Rev
Kaubz
Shirk
Herman Hietz
R. F. Harlan
Phelps
Marvin
Bobby Hiett
I. H. Warrick
F. A. Hand
Mr. Lafler
Havelock
Maley
Dimick
Keystone
Crook
E. G. Harlan
Foster
Potter area notices and social notes mention health, visits, and events
Frank Brady learns his father Grant Brady of Peru is in poor health. Rev L V Slocumb visits. Clarence and Mrs Johnson weekend in Denver. Anton Leafdale visits Hastings with his parents. William Stumbaugh and Miss Twila with relatives at Ogallala. Gilbert Erlywine greets friends at Brady home. C A Larson return from eastern state with infant for adoption. Alice Suehlson en route Grand Island to Oregon visits R A Babcock home. Wind storm blew top from a car owned by R R Bovee. W F M S ladies raise about 40 dollars with free will offering after play Following the Cross. August Schmidt, R A Babcock and N S Miller transact business in Sidney. William Rogers of Hooper visits Potter for farming. American Legion Auxiliary to meet at Mrs N S Miller’s home with Mrs Edgar Hite assisting. Lunch at Wells Cafe Monday at 1:00 pm for Dr C E Powell Julesburg speech. Mr and Mrs Dewey Lovall and daughter return from Arizona. Mrs Fred Reetz convalesces in Kimball hospital after operation. Jesse Tompkins and R E Merscheim transact business in Alliance. Mrs Draper Friday afternoon. Roy Bancroft, Webster, and Ed Guill families were Sidney visitors. Clara Ewing of Dalton visits Ethel Guill. Marian Osborn weekends with Illa Guill. Wheat is reported killed out in patches on early sown summer fallow fields. Funeral of John Connelly at Sidney noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brady
Grant Brady
Peru
L. V. Slocumb
Rainsworth
Clarence Johnson
Denver
Anton Leafdale
Hastings
Martin Leafdale
William Stumbaugh
Miss Twila
Ogallala
Gilbert Erlywine
C. A. Larson
Alice Suehlson
Grand Island
Oregon
R. A. Babcock
R. R. Bovee
August Schmidt
N. S. Miller
Sidney
William Rogers
Hooper
Potter
American Legion Auxiliary
Edgar Hite
Wells Cafe
C. E. Powell
Julesburg
Dewey Lovall
Arizona
Fred Reetz
Kimball Hospital
Jesse Tompkins
R. E. Merscheim
Railroad Notes and Rail Work Updates in the West
E F Jaeckel plans to return to work April 2 after illness. Union Pacific lays rail on the North Platte cutoff from Egbert to Creighton Wyoming to have line in service by fall. A cattle train of 50 carloads will move April 10 from Oregon to Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Carl M Livoni travels to Los Angeles on business with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Swensen
Fulton
R. J. Wait
Albion
W. H. Thompson
Glenwood
Minn
Sidney
Thompson
U. P
Wyo
Andy Edner
W. S. Woods
Mr. Edner
Cheyenne
Chicago Opera Company
Denver
Lincoln
Oregon
Pine Bluffs
Carl M. Livoni
Los Angeles
Center News and Social Roundup Summary
Center news notes the Builders class met at A D Rose home with refreshments served. Arnold Christofferson improves from pneumonia. Gurley beat Center girls indoor baseball at Gurley. Local families visit and sickness affects Christofferson home. Continuous social visits referenced with the Osborn and Draper families.
Executor's Sale Notice of Jesse C McNish Estate
Clara H McNish executor announces an executors sale under order of Cheyenne County Judge Elmer Kahl. on April 11 1928 at 10 am at the east front door of Sidney court house, to sell multiple parcels across Nebraska Wyoming and Texas including Lots 7 8 9 in Scottsbluff and various fractional interests in sections 8 17 33 34 35 36 and county land. sale is for cash to highest bidder with extensive property descriptions and reference to school land in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kahl
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Jesse C. McNish
Sidney
Broadway
Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff County
Goshen County
Wyoming
Scotts Bluff
Angelina County
R. J. Tate
W. F. Graner
J. H. Ferriss
Lwo
Varas
Henrietta and
Fort Sill
Graner
Clay County
Texas
Lincoln
Lancaster County
Banner County
Clara H. McNish
Notice to Teachers and 7th and 8th Grade Students
The seventh and eighth grade examinations will be held on April 12 13 and May 10 11 at Sidney Potter Sundl Lodge Pole Gurley and Dalton. Eighth graders retain prior numbers. others receive new numbers. Seventh graders may write Physiology and Hygiene English Composition Bookkeeping and Civics on Friday. Students must visit the same exam location. Gertrude Nelson County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Potter
Sundl
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Dalton
Canadian central organization to be represented at Lincoln wheat pool meeting
The Lincoln wheat pool program on April 23 will have H. W. Wood, vice president of the Canadian Co‑operative Wheat Producers of Winnipeg, represent the Canadian central organization. Formerly of Missouri, Wood leads Alberta wheat pool and is hailed as the father of Canada’s wheat pool movement. He will speak for the largest grain company in the world, which handles more grain than all Canadian grain dealers combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Winnipeg
H. W. Wood
Lincoln Wheat Pool
Wood
Missouri
Canada
Alberta
Swift seeks quiet title in Cheyenne County land
Ray Swift filed a district court petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska to quiet title to described land parcel and adjudge defendants have no lien or interest. Defendants must answer by April 23, 1928. Earl R Kratz of Sidney Nebraska represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
6Th
FE. M
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ray Swift
District Court
Earl R Kratz
Sidney
Nebr
Estate of John Thompson Deceased Notice
The county court in Sidney Nebraska will hear administrator G P Kratz with will annexed on April 2, 1928 at 10 AM to consider the final report for distribution of the residue and for discharge. Dated March 14, 1928. (Seal) Elmer Kahl County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
G P. Kratz
de Bonis Non
Elmer Kahl
Sure Way to Stop Night Coughing
A claimed remedy Thoxine ends night coughs in 15 minutes with one swallow. Advertises that common cough syrups fail and guarantees money back if it does not work. Safe for children and also advertised as superior to gargles for sore throat. Sold in 35c 60c and $1.00 sizes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Grove
The
Taylor Hospital
E. F Jaeckel
Center News
Builders Preparatory
A. D. Rose
Rose
Center School
Miss Shaffel
Miss Rumsey
Arnold Christofferson
Thure Sallburg
Anderson
Idaho Falls
Chappell
Center Girls
Art Draper
Leonard Freeburg
Rev. Kenyon
E. E. Osborn
Wm. Brown
John Brown
John O'Neil
Gertrude Nelson
John Thompson
Sidney Produce Co
R. M. Bookout
East 4Th Street
Harding Creamery Co
Omaha
Ford
C&m
RCA
Boyce
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Chesterfield
Liccarr & Mrens Tobacco Co
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