Harvest Festival Activities In Bronson Area
In Bronson neighborhood threshing continued with E Earl Easton and Bert Mathewson finishing last week. Mrs E Tolle visited Mrs Henrietta on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H Michelson returned from Iowa. Earl Tolle helped B Mathewson thresh on Monday. District No 5 and Bronson pupils joined the Harvest Festival parade on Thursday. Community members attended dances at Hardy's hall in Sidney Thursday and Friday, with many present over the three days. Roy Davis works at J Connelly ranch. Mrs Ben Couch and Pearl visited Mrs Connelly and children. Some men hunted on the north divide last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Tolle
Henrietta
H. Michelson
Iowa
Earl Tolle
B. Mathewson
J. Connelly
Ben Couch
Pearl
South Colton Babies and Local Comings and Goings
A list of neighbors and families in South Colton describes a baby born to the H. P. Cortney family Monday evening. The report covers visits, errands, and small events including coal hauling, threshing, trips to Sterling and Ponca, festival prizes, and local gatherings at Deaver Cortney and Wendte homes with many named residents and regular rural activities.
Investment loan offer on North Divide quarter
A loan request for 5000 dollars for five years at 6.52 percent is advertised for a well improved quarter on North Divide. The lender requires funds by November 1 and provides Box 67 Petter Nebraska as the contact.
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North Divide
Petter
Nebr
Telegraph Ad Brings Results for Local Needs
An advertisement in The Telegraph consistently delivers results for local buyers and sellers. Readers report quick responses, targeted exposure, and cost effective reach for jobs services and sales across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Sunol Sunol Items Dismissed and Festival Fun
Sunol school activities wrap up as Friday dismissal ties to the Festival. County Agent Willey and County Clerk Henry Pavlat visited Sunol Tuesday of last week. Miss Beecher judged at the Festival education department while Bert Allington and Pete Rasmussen assist with silo work. J B Ruttner and family joined Francis for the weekend. Nearby visitors include Mrs Jacques and Mrs Reedy from Kansas, and Mrs Blauvelt with relatives. Legion delegates attend Omaha convention. various local visits and class officer elections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schhool
Willey
Henry Pavlat
Sunol
Miss Heecher
Plate glass for Windshields and 8 dap doors installed at Habler
Plate glass for windshields and eight doors installed at Habler site as part of a structural update. Work completed with standard glazing procedures and final fittings, ensuring proper sealing and alignment of the new glass panels.
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Habler “Arag
Fall Festival Socials and Local Visiting Highlights
West Sidney residents hosted and visited neighbors during the week with many casual dinners and weekend calls. Edna Hammond stayed with Violet Cradit, Violet Cradit also visited the H. E. J. home, and Theodore Lingwall visited John Lingwall's family. Carlton Knight won seven first prizes and six seconds in the Fall Festival. D. A. Herd plans to build on the old Latley place.
Community Notes Preserve Weekend Dance and Travel News
Lorenzo Lorenzo hosted a club dance Saturday with attendees enjoying the night. Dwight Bolton Fred Walker and Frank Meier departed Wednesday for Hershey for a hunting trip with the Boggs boys. Mr and Mrs Fred Jessie of Cedar Bluffs Nebraska visited relatives near Forenzo on their way home from Colorado Springs. Most locals attended the Fall Festival in Sidney. Earl Hall of Seetz installed a radio for George Collins last week. Clause Struve attended the American Legion convention in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Bolton
Fred Walker
Frank Meier
Hershey
Boggs
Fred Jessie
Cedar Bluffs
Nebr
Forenzo
Colorado Springs
Sidney
Earl Hall
S’eetz
George Collins
Clause Struve
American Legion
Omaha
Community Notes From District No 83 And Nearby Towns
District 83 residents enjoyed a watermelon feed at the shot house hosted by Mr and Mrs Bean Ed ward Meier hauled hogs to Peetz Monday Ro Bean visited with Mrs Bean s family. Dale Langley was absent from school Ted Fleming missed Wednesday Harry Fleming has a porch built Mrs Ida Boggs and son Lloyd visited Mrs Frank Meier and family. Mac Smith installed a radio in the George Fleming home. Mesdames Jones Brown and Smith attended the Fall Festival in Sidney Mrs Jones on committee. George Nelmann Engerland and families from Huntsman visit Edward Meier family. Fat Collins sold cattle to Lin Sherwin later week. Frank Meier returned from Hershey hunting trip Monday. Two couples from Oxval la and a collision near town caused damage to two cars with no injuries. Paul Smith went to Bartley for his father s funeral. Nearly all attended the Cheyenne County festival at Sidney. Mesdames Slawson Cunningham and Miss Kintz left for Omaha for convention. Roy Wolfe and daughter Thelma left for Daykin with R O Bond joining to visit York and Lincoln. Families of H F E Schrall and Elmer Holtman left for Marysville California. Mrs W B Jewitt hosted Lodge Pole ladies at a bridge luncheon in Gurley. D D Moorehead won first, J Bates second at Jewitt home. Mrs Dean Tieldt back from Neleigh improving. Rodeo at Weyerts drew a large crowd Sunday. Lute Allington and Ford of Sundl visited A G Withers. F I Wolfe and family visited Wm Pyle in Chappell. The Ganson house owned by Geo Line and home to Asa Walcott caught fire Saturday night. saved with partial insurance on house and furniture.
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M. J. Halslander
I. Merck’s
Charles Denver
Steve Gibson
Gilead
H. P. Cortney
J. E. Hill
Elgin
Denver
J. B. Ruttner
Francis
Blauvelt
Jacques
Hamlin
Kan
Jack Reedy
Hiawatha
Kansas
A. J
Frank Pavlat
Omaha
Guy Stevens
Aurora
John Craig
A. J. Engelt
Amelia Lindley
Edgar Virector
Elmer Gade
Jack Walters
Rose Stimka
Harry Wilt
Jewell Hokom
Chester Wilt
Jack Buffington
Joe Oliverius
Edgar Proctor
Floyd Edens
Bert Allington
Bill
Miss Beecher
Flagler
Colo
A. Englert
Lucy
Charles
Wm. Weber
Lodge Pole
A. J. Englert
Dale Langley
Ted Fleming
Harry Fleming
Ida Boggs
Lloyd
Tfershey
Frank Meier
Mac Smith
George Fleming
Mesdames Jones, Brown and Smith
Sidney
Jones
George Nelmann
Engerland
Huntsman
Edward Meier
Fat Collins
Lin Sherwin
Dwight Bolton
Fred Walker
Hershey
Oxvallala
Paul
Smith
Bartley
Cheyenne
Alice E. Slawson
Mary Cunningham
Laura Kintz
Roy Wolfe
Thelma
Thursdy
Daykin
Nebraska
R. O. Bond
York
Lincoln
H. F E. Schrall
Elmer Holtman
Marysville
California
W. B. Jewitt
Gurley
Justine Grant
W. RB. Jewitt
Dean Tieldt
Neleigh
Weyerts
Lute Allington
Mr. Ford
Sundl
A. G. Withers
F. I. Wolfe
Wm. Pyle
Chappell
Lodge Pole Visitors and Funeral in Haxtun
Lodge Pole residents hosted Mr and Mrs Guy Ramsey and three children of Proctor Colorado. The nine year old Oath Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs Powell died of spinal meningitis and was buried at Haxtun. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Kilgore and others. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lehmkuhl and baby planned visits to Grand Island Aurora and the national Legion convention in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oulse Powell
Oath Powell
Kimball
Haxtun
Will Kilgore
Gee
Dickinson
E. B. Johnson
Ike Powell
Lloyd WF Lehmkuhl
Baby
Grand Island
Aurora
Omaha
National Legion Convention
Wihna Hayes
Minnie Wehling
Ogallala
Lodge Pole
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Earl Easton
Bert Mathewson
Wm. Moeller
Colton
George Deaver
John Cortney
I’ete Rasmussen
Ernest Seeger
Emil Englert
Virginia
West Sidney
Alfred Sprenger
J. Po Eis
Edna Hammond
Violet Cradit
G. T. Sinks
Charley Anderson
Ann Lingwall
H. J
Theodore Lingwall
John Lingwall
Bessie Reneka
Clifford Hammond
N. J
Do. I. Walters
Frank Klentz
Sterling
D. A. Herd
Latley Place
Lorenzo
Dpd. Moorehead
B. J. Bates
Guy Ramsey
Proctor, Colorado
W. T. Hafer
Silks
Balbriggan
Omnis
William Fox
Tneery LeLy
Betty Compson
Raymond Griffith
Fox News
Hughes-Dunbar
Rhae
Edwin Carewe
W. B. Maxwell
Pathe
Lée
Ricardo Cortez
Greta Nissen
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
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