Leaf dale community notes on farming and social events
Leafdale residents report near a thousand acres of corn to be planted in the area. Mrs E C Leafdale will sell fresh vegetables soon. The Leafdale girls form a baseball team and will play Saturdays. Many visits, plowing work for Kreader, and Firestine sale attendance noted in Potter with auctioneering by George Kinnersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Leafdale
Strandbergs
Leafdale
Co. A
George Kinnersley
Potter
C. A. Kinnersley
Evan Stines
Higgins Community Party At Riha’s Last Friday
A surprise party at Riha's drew a fine crowd with music and parlor games. No serious mishaps occurred. Midnight refreshments included cake pickles ice cream and orange sherbet. Guests left late hoping for similar turnout next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riha
Tom Halston
Broadwater
Ed Meyer
Paul Collart
Dalton
Will Krei
Raymond's
A. B. Knox
Higgins
BRONSON CATTLE WORK AND ACCIDENT REPORT
Last Wednesday H. Van Mark was hooked and trampled by a cow while driving cattle home but escaped with minor bruises. Jim Couch helps his brother William east of Sidney to plant corn. William Kubes is planting corn and Pete Lingaard finished a well at Lingholm's. Gus Boolan Art Lingholm and Grant Anderson dehorned cattle last Monday. W. C. Couch and William Kubes dehorned cattle at the Couch place last Wednesday. The double track graders are moving quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. van Mark
Jim Couch
William
Sidney
William Kubes
Pete Lingaard
Lingholm
Gus Boolan
Art Lingholm
Grant Anderson
W.C. Couch
Couch Place
Pleasant View Social Notes Highlight Local Encounters
Charles Stanton and Harry Courtright visited George Hicks on Monday. D Heimer hauled sand for plastering the school house on Wednesday. Tom Quinn and wife were seen shopping in Potter on Thursday. George Hicks, George Shrear, and other residents appear in the fragmentary list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Baker
George Kinnersley
George Hicks
Wm. Godling
Evan Stines
Potter
Charles Stanton
Harry Courtright
D. Heimer
Tom Quinn
George Shrear
Piano Duet and Vocal Solo Listings in Weekly Inter Ocean
The page lists performances: Piano Duet by Miss Clusman and Miss Wright, Vocal Solos by Miss Huzelle King and Miss Ella Erickson, a reading titled Traver's First Hunt by Miss Murray, plus a man drawn address. It promotes The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer as Chicago’s weekly paper, noting Republican-leaning editorials, and offers a joint subscription deal with The Sidney Telegraph for $1.75 cash in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clusman and Wright
Huzelle King
Ella Erickson
Mr. Ringer
Traver
Miss Murray
Inter Ovear and Farmer
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Farmeria &1
Sidney Telegraph
Sunol Socials and Local Incidents
A Saturday night dance drew a good crowd in Sunol with all enjoying it. John Demers visited Potter on business Sunday. V F Kucera fences his west Sunol property. H R Newmann’s house narrowly escaped fire Tuesday from chimney sparks. Tillie Davis visited Chappell Sunday. Dickinson works on dam for irrigation. Colonel Stover plants potatoes on South Divide early week. Leo Heckman traveled to Denver on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Demers
Potter On
V. F. Kucera
H.R. Newmann
Tillie Davis
Dickinson
Colonel Stover
South Divide
Leo Heckman
Denver
SOUTH DIVIDE FARM NOTES AND HEALTH UPDATE
Mr Payzant builds a fence this week as Charles Foster farms while seeding begins to fail. Frank Tobin plants a large corn crop and Henry John from Bladen Neb reports wheat heading out and 115 acres of corn planted. Virginia Hiett is very ill at her grandmother's south of town. Pete Lingard drills a well for Mr Paygant. Will Fulton finishes a large plow field for A T Hiett and runs a day night engine crew. Roy Nelson will have the Fulton plow soon. Arthur Hiett injured in a fall while painting. C M Wesker returns from Creston Neb after relatives death. Cheyenne reports Hiett children at hospital Elaine improving Kathryn still ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Payzant
Charles Foster
Frank Tobin
Henry John
Bladen
Neb
Henry
Virginia Hiett
Pete Lingard
A. T. Hiett
Mr. Fulton
Roy Nelson
Fulton
Arthur Hiett
C. M. Wesker
Creston
Cheyenne
Hiett
Elaine
Kathryn
Wymore Boy Wins State Debate Championship
LincolnNeb May 20 Victor Coulter of Wymore high school captured first honors and the state championship of the Nebraska High School Debating League for 1910 1911 at Memorial hall. Junius G Oldman of Kearney earned second honors and William P Ackerman of Havelock took third.
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Lincoln
Neb
Memorial Hall
Victor Coulter
Wymore
Junius G. Oldman
Kearney
William P. Ackerman
Havelock
Stranger Arrested in Wymore Bank Robbery Suspect
Beatrice Nebraska May 23 A stranger was arrested at Wymore after presenting torn five dollar bills at the Farmers State bank. He refused to give his name and is suspected of bank robbery. Detectives from Maryville Kew will travel to Wymore to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
Wymore
Farmers’ State Bank
Maryville
Kew
Kansas
Hilda the Helper Boosts Town Real Estate and Trade
Hilda the Helper goes about her daily duty singing cheerfully and spreading charm over the town. New residents arrive to beat the Dutch amid active realty and brighter commerce as shoppers come from far and near, creating a dizzying rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Sidney Awarded Northwestern Nebraska Debate Championship
The Executive Committee of the Nebraska High School Debating League upheld Sidney’s protest in the Rushville Sidney debate, granting Sidney the Northwestern Nebraska championship and earning representation in the State Championship Debate in Lincoln. Sidney's team, led by Elmer Nelson, has risen from fifth to first in the district and achieved success on both sides of the league’s question. The article notes Sidney’s unique dual district championships in basketball and debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hanna
Elmer Nelson
Edward Shoemaker
Lincoln
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Acudenta
Sidney High School
Nebraska High School
Nebraska
Rushville
Allisniee
Haldera
Messrs
Greenlee
Martin
Shoemaker
Hanna
Kimball Tennis Club
Llewellyn Martin
Kimball County High School
Albert Greenlee
Dr. Mockett
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Mr. Jackson
M. Leafdale
Mabel and
Emil Leafdale
A. W. Olson
Edwin Erickson
Harry Leafdale
Elmer Meyers
Jacobson’s
Fred Olson
Carlson
William Goding
F. A. Kimball
Colorado
Pleasant View
Sidney Fligh
Rone
Sidney Concert Orchestra
Rev
Zinnecker
Thomas G. Birdwell
Florence Nightingale
Anna Chambers
Edward J. Shoemaker
Louise, Queen of
Prussia
Laura Johnston
Elmer K. Nelson
John H. Null
William J. Hudson
Alexander Hamilton
Elmer Grabill
Supt
E. C. Ringer
J. L. McIntosh
Ber
Sign of the
Cross
Miss Wehrs
Aletta Foster
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Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Home Office
Sidney, Neb
Wymore Boy
Antoine E. Monis
Helper
Viil
Diller
Broken Bow
Fremont
Trenton
Madison
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Manna
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