Rose Family Social Ledger Sees Local Visits and Illness
Sidney draw Jim Mitchell and Martha Walsh were Sunday guests at the Rose home. Miss Velma and Viola Rose called on Miss Beatrice Howe. We had an April shower, rain aiding wheat. Ed Howe visited Mr Laurence. Rose and Laurence went to Potter on business. Verna Rose visited Lorenzo for trading, returned Thursday. Minnie Springer hosted the Ladies Club Thursday. Mrs Lovall and Mrs Ray Pitts made frequent calls at the Bell home this week. Reineksa and Ed Howe families are sick with flu. Pete Howe hauled lmy from Reed place. Pete Howe and nephew Norman visited Ed Howe Sunday. Mrs Pitts assisted her mother Sunday.
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Howe
Laurence
Rose
Potter
Verna Rose
Lorenzo
Minnie Springer
Ladies Club
Aml
Lovall
Ray Pitts
Bell
Reineksa
Ed. Howe
Pete Howe
Reed Place
Norman
Ed Howe
Pitts
Fisher Family Visits and Local Weekend Notices
SEXTORP Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Ellis Fisher and children with Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher. A town oil man made frequent local trips last week. The Duncan home hosted a successful Sunday baseball game with the girls defeating opponents 9 to 0. Eckert was in Potter Saturday. A large Sunday school turnout occurred. The Fisher family and friends shopped in Sidney Saturday. Bob and Dan Duncan and cousins John Heimer visited Sidney Sunday. Jessie Saunders John Sanders Axel Sundin and Florence Fisher Hilma and Myrtle Nelson spent Sunday at the Duncan home. Myrtle Logar is visiting cousin Alice Carlson. Nellie Perkins Ruth Brooks and Jessie Sanders spent Saturday with Miss J Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fisher
Ellis Fisher
Duncan
Fair View Community Notices Amid Flu Restrictions
Rain cooled the afternoon in Fair View as residents update on visits and illness. Langly called on Ernest Ruther. Nelsons hosted E M Nelson family. Ladley family moved to their ranch. Glassburns and Shrear family visited. Arthur Handlen works for Ernest Rother. Carrie Glassburn and Miss Peterson from Iowa visited. Mary Baker sick. District 101 closed due to flu. Milan Glassburn and C A Glassburn went to Sidney on business. Mrs Hazlitt also went to Sidney.
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Langly
Ernest Ruther
Vern Nelson
E. M. Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
Paul Rother
Ernest
Carrie Glassburn
Mary Baker
Shear
Ladley
Tom
Arthur Handlen
Ernest Rother
Miss Peterson
Iowa
Kragle
Shrear
Springers
Glassburns
District 101
Son Milan
Sidney
Frank Hazlitt
North Divide Notes In Sidney Visit Highlights
Grandma Edmaa of Sidney visits children this week as North Divide is well represented at Sidney on Saturday despite threatening weather. Glen Bales and family shopped in Sidney. Edward Stoner sold his farm and plans to move to Wyoming near Cheyenne. Mrs. J. C. Shulenberg expects to return from the east in about four weeks as her father improves. Clyde Kinton and wife visited Sidney Tuesday for trading. Kenton did Sunday visiting and Toss Kenton works as a carpenter in Sidney.
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Sidney
Kenton
Clyde Kinton
Toss
Local and Personal Notes From Sidney Nebraska
Supt WJ Braham left for Lincoln for school interests Rev Langston visited Alliance on church matters C E Weverts of Gurley called in Sidney on business Elizabeth Mayo visited Miss Humnah Timm TY YD Leverecheck from Hantsman on business L Martin traveled to Sterling on business with poor roads Mildred James attended soldiers welcome at Bridgeport Rev A Corbett returned to Omaha J W Billeter paid taxes in Sidney J A Coach of Van Tassel Wyo transacted business in Sidney Rev Hammill of Union Pacific stopped in Sidney Maynard Osborn and A J Jorgenson returned from Arraba Colo land interests C W Hornaday left for Rochester Minn for appendicitis operation Lt Edward Shoemaker at Camp Merritt expects discharge at Camp Dodge F Brown from Lincoln on business McIntosh family back from Denver with Oxo Gas interests Louis Wasem sold Rose St home for 6000 building new bungalow soon Rev A Corbett filled local pulpit as Henry Ives served Kimball Former Rep Ollis of Valley county in Sidney author of Ollis Stock Yards Bill U S Government offers war service badge for selling 25 bonds Boy Scouts pushing Victory Loan Lt Walter Davis and Nellie arrived from Laramie on train 20 Henrietta Shoemaker succeeding in Idaho pagent work Kentucky Belle tickets at Bassett’s Pharmacy
Public Dance at Meier's Hall Lorenzo May 10 1919
Public dance at Meier's Hall in Lorenzo on Saturday May 10 1919 with music by the Sidney Orchestra. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Meier’s Hall
Lorenzo
Sidney
Telegraph Advertisement Draws County Ranks
An advertisement in The Telegraph proves effective by reaching a majority of county residents, delivering broad notice and advertised results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Women's Woes Finding Relief at Last with Kidney Pills
Sidney resident Mrs Sol Willis reports dramatic relief from kidney and bladder troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the medicine with ending pains and restoring kidney function within one box, noting continued success over six years with few further uses. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the remedy for 60 cents at dealers.
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Sol Willis
W. Main St
Sdney
Donn
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Jim Mitchell
Martha Walsh
Rose Home
Velma
Viola Rose
Beatrice Howe
Sextorp
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Lincoln
Langston
Weverts of
Gurley
Elizabeth Mayo
Cheyenne
Humnah Timm TY YD Leverecheck
Hantsman
L. Martin
Sterling
Mildred James
Bridgeport
A Corbett
Omaha
J. W. Billeter
South of
Lodgepole
Sidney Monday
Wverend
Samuel Light
A T
Vantassel
Wyo
Inte Woc
WH. F Hammill
Union Pavific
Maynard Osborn
A. J. Jorgenson
Arraba
Colorado
C. W. Hornaday
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Edward Shoemaker
Camp Merritt
Camp Dodge
F. Brown
Puckett & Brown Insurance and Lean
J .Tl. McIntosh
Jean
Denver
Louis Wasem
Rose St
Jerome Halston
Steverend A. Corbett
St. Paul’s Church
Henry Ives
Kimball
Ollis
Valley County
Ollis Stock Yards
Federal Land Bank
U. S
Walter Davis
Nellie
Laramie
Davis
Henrietta Shoemaker
Pocatello
Idaho
Kentucky
Bassetts Pharmacy
Leon Fine
Prop
Sidney, Nebr
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Wiz
Nemo Kop
Ilst’d
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