Local notes from Cheyenne and vicinity residents
Wne Wennel Young of Cheyenne visits Andrew MacAdam’s home. Mabel MacAdam to study music in Cheyenne this winter. Ford Wickhorst remains ill with regular doctor visits. Epworth League met at Andrew Nelson’s. Neighbors attend Nelson MacAdam wedding. Halloween night cold for youngsters. Mr and Mrs David MacAdam of Kansas visiting. left Monday. Autumn weather enjoyed locally. Fuller and Mulloy stayed at Full House Ranch en route to Redington with cattle. Prairie fire started by Haymeyer plow engine prompted fire dept call. R. Epps family visited Sidney Friday. Dance reported near Ickes tonight. Fred Cushing practices violin. California trip for Pomeroy family and Hazelwood party. Neslund in Sidney for several days. Leslie Cunningham hosts leading social event with music, supper. Ray Bain leaves bronco busting for water wagon. Knox sale draws large crowd despite cold weather. prices strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Fuller and
Mulloy
Redington
Haymeyer
Local Notes From Bronson and Nearby Towns
Henry Van Mark suffered serious injuries after a wagon fall last week near Bronson. Gus Bolland relocated to Columbus Nebraska. Chas Anderson sold belongings at public auction and plans to move to Ogden Utah. Hassie Couch attends Sidney High School. John Oldershaw moved to Sidney for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Mark
Gus Bolland
Columbus
Nebraska
Chas. Anderson
Ogden
Utah
Hassie Couch
Sidney High School
John Oldershaw
Sidney
Potter Wedding Of Fred Nelson And Ina MacAdam
At five o'clock on Wednesday November first, fifty friends and relatives attended the wedding at the MacAdam home in Potter. Rev. A E Murlless officiated as Ina MacAdam became Ina Nelson with Anna Nelson playing the wedding march. The couple will reside in Potter where Nelson is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Ina MacAdam
A. E. Murlless
Methodist Church
Wm. MacAdam
Anna Nelson
Mabel MacAdam
Roy MacAdam
Anna Smith
Ethel Brady
Esther Leafdale
Wolf's Jewelry Store Ad in Sidney
Jewelry and silverware showcased with a welcoming invitation to view items whether buying or not. Wolf's Jewelry Store proclaims itself "The Place for Particular People" in Sidney, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Sidney
Neor
Local Happenings and Farewell Parties Reported
Verna Waterman visits Omaha aunt Mrs Birdwell and plans to stay some time. Mrs Perkins and Mrs Fergeson arrived from Kansas City and will remain months with their daughter. John Halston of Cheyenne visited the parental home. L F Cunningham and wife hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Knox with about fifty guests and dancing. Gus Edens arrived to vote while working in Thayer County. Herman Ehmke visited his sister Mrs Emmons Sanders at Ickes. Alva Birdwell finished farming and will pick corn for his father and the Raymond brothers. Miss Lottie Raymond returned from Scottsbluff. Reverend Hillart was summoned to Big Springs. no school and no services Sunday. Miss Katherine Green rested from teaching. election at the schoolhouse let her visit her home near Kimball. The Knox Perkins sale drew a large crowd despite wind dust snow rain and falling mercury with good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halston
Cheyenne
L. F. Cunningham
Linbeck
Alva Birdwell
Raymond Brothers
Lottie Raymond
Scottsbluff
Hillart
Big Springs
Katherine Green
Kimball
Knox-Perkins
What a Dollar Will Do at Wolf’s Jewelry
A promotional note from Wolf's Jewelry Store in Sidney Nebraska invites readers to learn what a dollar can do next week at "The Place for Particular People" with emphasis on local shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Sidney
Nebr
Pleasant View Local Notes Highlight Movements and Life
A.O. Nelson plowing for Will Godling while Alden Kimball runs a coal wagon for O. A. Nelson. Geo. Kinnersley and Hicks families among locals. Nelson Bros. move to Sidney for winter. Chas Anderson sale attended. B. E. Robinson to drill for Ed Sanders. Baby born to Chas and wife Kinnersley on Nov 7 with all well. Prophesy warns of storm. various visits and crops news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.O. Nelson
Will Godling
Alden Kimball
O. A. Nelson
Chas. Anderson
B. E. Robinson
Ed Sanders
Mr. Goding
Chas. Kinnersley
Charley
The City Practical Says Borland on Urban Plans
Representative W. P. Borland tells the City club of Kansas City that large and mid sized cities are pursuing a plan to make a city practical beautiful and sensible. A civic center of public buildings may be included along with a city survey to map traffic routes and factory sites. He argues for closer homes to work and walking distance to parks schools and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Borland
City Club
Kansas City
Tin Can Cleanup Nets City 31 Loads of Scrap
Hill City Kansas children earned five cents per hundred tin cans collected as City Marshal Yerkes organized cleanup efforts. More than thirty one large loads were hauled away, erasing the long central trail of the tin can and improving city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Town
Hill City
Kan
Yerkes
Notable Deaths and Crimes Across Early 1910s News
Lady Colin Campbell dies after long illness in London. A Jane robber robs a Montana bank of nearly $1000. Fires in London Ontario and Blooming ton cause major losses and job cuts. A mistrial in the Zee Runge McKee case. gubernatorial election set for Jan 9, 1912 in Kansas. John Quinn, Chicago motorman, found shot. widow questioned. Colorado begins potato imports due to Greeley crop issues. Taxi wage dispute sparks a 6000-driver walkout in London. Chicago’s top merchants form part of a Cook County insane court jury. Clarence Richeson resigns. Beattie death-penalty case proceeds to appeals. Missing Coal Valley mayor Julius Frederick cited for vague departures. France cedes territory to Germany in Morocco dispute. Frank Nicolai released from Leavenworth after two years. Missing $20,000 mail theft case linked to Bluefield. U.S. hunting fatalities roster expands. four killed in Illinois Central freight accident. Geronimo band to return to New Mexico hunting grounds. Denver jury clears Eleanor Valentine in murder case. National City bank asset divestment in awake of stock holdings. Shapiro family tragedy in Brooklyn fire kills two. three injured. Akron airship trial flight halted by gas shortage. Lincoln’s Fort Stevens parapet marker to be placed. Lindstrom trial delayed by judge’s impartiality concerns. Methodist bishops to Topeka to hear Moore libel charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Hedges
Mont
London
Ont
Campbell, Horton & Co
Bloomington
Jil
Zee Runge McKee
Allan Garland
Tulane
Opelousas
Chicago
Insane Court
Cook County
Clarence V T Richeson
Avis Linnell
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Mass
Henry C. Beattie, Jr
Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Julius Frederick
Coal Valley, Il
France
Morocco
Wcedes
Germany
Congo
Bluefield
Charlottesville
United States Biological Survey
Illinois Central
Salt Creek
Clinton
Geronimo
Fort Sill
Oklo
New Mexico
Denver
Eleanor C Valentine
Harry C. Valentine
National City Bank of New York
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ASH
Wennel Young
Andrew MacAdam
Ford Wickhorst
Epworth League
Andrew Nelson
Hallowe’en
David MacAdam
Kansas
Clara
R. Epps
Ickes
Fred Cushing
Bron
Potter
H Ggins
Verna Waterman
Omaha
Mrs. Birdwell
Pleasant View
Chas. Stanton
Henry Courtright
Mrs. Courtright
Gering
Geo. Kinnersley
Geo. Hicks
Will God
Ing
Nelson Bros
Gill
Frank Mintken
Anderson
Dan Heimer
Evan Stines
Simon Fishman
Ed Root
Miss Adams
Harry Courtright
George Hicks
Rest
Safest
Jerrey Bellabie
Colin Campbell
Shapiro
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
Akron
Atlantic Ocean
Fort Stevens
Lincoln
City of
Washington
Erick A Lindstrom
Heath Fisheries Company
M. J Pettit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Topeka
David J. Moore
Cincinnati
Carrie E. Cope
George O. Robinson
Detroit
J. P. Lindgaard
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Mercantile Company
A. Pease & Sons
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