Local notes from Sidney Nebraska and surrounding towns
CORDESPONDE el W F Edens returns from the east. Mrs Perkins may arrive home today from Kansas City and Sedalia with her mother Mrs Furgeson. Reverend Hillert preached two crowded sermons in German and English last Sunday. Edens family in Sidney on the Busch place. Hobble skirts appear in Higgins streets. Dances planned in Ickes community before winter ends. Sale at Sonsie Farm next Monday draws local interest. Ed Nelson travels via Sidney. husking corn reported at 25 to 30 bushels per acre. Simon Fishman of Sidney visits. Ed Quinn goes to Potter Tuesday. Thanksgiving bride favored with violet hand painted china. Wolff's Jewelry Store. The Place for Particular People, Sidney, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Edens
Mrs. Perkins
Kansas City
Sedalia
Missouri
Mrs. Furgeson
Claus Edens
Sidney Monday
Busch Place
Mr. Birdwell
Auto
Fred Korsmeyer
Dalton Monday
Fred
Higgins
WoLf's Jewelry Store
Sidney
Nebr
South Divide Notes From Sidney Nebraska
Geo Fulton and his mother are visiting in Iowa. Blanch Hiett has returned home to Peetz. Mrs Foster and children returned from Eastern Nebraska. Walter Nelson moved a new house onto his farm after a fire. A crowd visited neighbor Hilrick's last Sunday. Carl Young helped Len Sherwin on the South divide this week. Fall plowing nears completion and wheat looks good. Mr Miller erected a new windmill. Buy a Jack Horner decorated plate for baby at Wour's Jewelry Store Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fulton
Mother
Iowa
Blanch Hiett
Earl Hietts
Peetz
Walter Nelson
Hilricks
Carl Young
Len Sherwin
Miller
Jack Horner
Wour
Sidney
Nebr
Mice, cold nights delay potato digging in Ash Grove
Farmers face losses as ground remains frozen at night hindering Roy McAdam and others from digging potatoes. Ford Wickhorst is ill a week with a doctor visiting. Henry Kayne and family visited Milkins. Court right visit to Court right’s mother. Chas Stanton traveled to Sidney. Rev Murless visited Wickhurst. Paul Rabbits blacksmith shop burned causing excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McAdam
Henry Kayne
Mr. Milkins
Chas. Stanton
Sidney
Rev. Murless
Ford Wickhurst
Paul Rabbit
Southeast Divide Busy With Harvest Prep and Local News
In the Southeast Divide area residents harvest corn fodder and prepare for winter. Mr. Neinhuzer visited Sidney. District 56 students presented a program featuring a spelling match. Visitors attended as teacher A. J. Bibaud expressed pleasure. Lee Rezanina builds a stew cement cave. Miss Lizzie Wacker returned from the east. Wm. Hoffmeyer’s house and Chas. Hoffmeyer’s barn are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
A. J. Bibaud
Lee Rezanina
Local Notes on Elections and Travelers
Clara will be there election day. Haymeyer of Sidney plows with a steam plow and has leased the Yeske Farm for next year. Mrs. Johnston of Dalton and sister Mrs. Clara Hack of Illinois visited relatives. Hubert Fuller traveled from Sidney to Redington with a large herd of cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymeyer
Sidney
Yeske
Johnston
Dalton
Clara Hack
Illinois
Hubert Fuller
Redington
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lindt at Peetz
Peetz Colorado notes celebrate the birth of a daughter to John Lindt and his wife. Nearby Mrs. Peter Peetz returns from Lodgepole, and several social items recount Halloween party, visits, and local movements among residents including Mrs. E A Eldridge’s illness and Dr Swatzlander’s assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindt
War and socialism a path to peace say Berger
Congressman Victor Berger argues in favor of socialism as the great force for peace. He asserts that working men across Germany England France and Italy would curb war to protect education factories and public welfare. He notes workers fund wars and profit is earned by traders manufacturers bankers and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Morocco
France
Italy
Turkey
Victor Berger
Strain in Sidney as Shoppers Follow Rising Goods
Residents of Sidney suffer neck strain from watching prices climb for sugar coffee eggs butter and groceries. Officials urge directing attention Earthward to avoid further spirals while stressing soil conservation as key to abundant harvests for future generations. Advertising tips urge ads to stand out like a sore thumb in Omaha Trade Exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cordesponde ‘el
Hillert
Messrs
Horst and Sehumaker
Lodgepole
Ickes
Sonsie
Ed Nelson
Sextorp
Simon Fishman
Ed Quinn
Potter
ASH
Ford Wickhorst
Mrs. Henry Courtright
Mrs. Courtright
Neinhuzer
Lizzie Wacker
Wm. Hoffmeyer
Chas. Hoffmeyer
Clara
Colo
Peter Peetz
E. A. Eldridge
Swatzlander
Harry Wales
F. L. Whitelock
Mrs. Lowe
Bentley
Anne
Harriet Radcliffe
J. C. Baldwin
L. M. Garey
L. W. Davis
Grace van Valkenburg
Dr. Swatzlander
Mr.Gallagher
Anderson
T. H. Howe
The
Peetz Grain Co
I. P. Jones
Gertrude Gallagher
Mr. Tappin
Jon
Puri
Naif
A.B. Knox
Halter
de Laval
A. B. Knox and
V. F. Kucera
R. M. Perkins
A. K. Greenlee
America
Russia
China
India
Macauley
New York World
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