From Files Of The Telegraph 14 Years Ago
Items read like a local scrapbook with names and places. Frank Schroeder underwent appendicitis surgery in Omaha and recovered. Alford Bentley visits home folks. 14 county students attend state university. Mrs. Shipman and sister visit Ak Sar Ben in Omaha and eastern Nebraska. property transfers include H Bockstaedter cottage sold to H E Litsey and John White selling a bungalow to an eastern party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schroeder
Omaha
Alford Bentley
State University
M. A. Shipman
Mason
Wheatland
Wyo
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
H. Bockstaedter
H. E. Litsey
John White
Elmer Dresser
San Francisco
Ilinois
Fred Dresser
Robert Oberfelder
Moorehead
National Irrigation Congress
el Paso
Texas
H. Null
North Platte
John
Reuben Crock
Meadow Lawn Community Notes At Dalton Festival
Meadow Lawn was well represented at the Dalton festival Friday. Jack Rathbun and Bill Smith called at Charles Mayer's Saturday. Mrs J H Foster and granddaughter Geraldine visited John Davison Thursday. Mrs Alta Cobb spent Sunday at Clyde Click's. J C Kreader was a Sidney caller Saturday. C M Mayer motored to Potter. Donald Breader spent Friday night with Merle Schlotfeld. Dennis Walsh dined at John Davison's Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Click Mrs Alta Cobb and Miss Clara Winkleman spent Sunday at Bartling's ranch. Merle Schlotfeld soon Saturday night with Donald Kreader. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader were Saturday callers in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lawn
Jack Rathbun
Bill Smith
Charles Mayer
J. H. Foster
Geraldine
John Davison
Alta Cobb
Clyde Click
S. J. C. Kreader
Sidney
C. M. Mayer
Potter
Donald Breader
Merle Schlotfeld
Dennis Walsh
Oohn Davison
Clara Winkleman
Bartling
Donald Kreader
J M. Kreader
Dalton
Potter Cemetery
W. D. Mathewson
J. H. McNew
Lenora Vowell
Gurley
Walter Hilpert
Anton Steffins
Dan Heimer
Charles eHimer
Charles Altis
Ben Hilpert
Mayer Family Visit and Local Calls Highlight Weekend
Charles Mayer and two sons called at Lloyd Juells on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Christensen were Sidney callers Saturday. Maynard Evelyn Mayer and Miss Jessie Goding spent Sunday at Co M Mayer's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mayer and Sons
Lloyd Juells
Frank Christensen
Sidney
Maynard and
Evelyn Mayer
Jessie Goding
Co. M. Mayer’s
Local notes from Bunker Hill and area spill into Dalton festival week
Community brief recounts visits and travels of Engel Ehmke Schmidt Borcher and other families across Bunker Hill Gurley Sidney Potter and Potterland with festival attendance and convalescent notices. Merle Heimer dies after illness. funeral at Potter cemetery. A plane forced to land en route Scottsbluff Sterling due to motor trouble.
Pleasant View Social Notes At Local Homes
The W D Mathewson family were supper guests at the J E Morrow home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J K Morrow Will Morrow and Mr and Mrs H McNew. They visited the Dalton festival Friday afternoon and stopped by the Arlo Fisher home and Pete Nelson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mathewson
J. E. Morrow
J. K. Morrow
Will Morrow
H. McNew
Dalton
Frank Mueller
Art Schuessler
J. H. McNew
Arlo Fisher
Pete Nelson
Dan Heimer
Will
SEXTORP Socials and Visits HighlightWeek
Mr and Mrs George Beetz and children left Saturday for a Bloomfield visit to relatives. Arlo Fisher and sons called on Harvey and Charles Fisher. C E N Johnson visited Pete Nelson. Alfred Boling and Roy Nelson attended a Sidney show. The McNews and Mrs Morrow visited Arlo Fisher. Elmer Jacobson family called on Leslie Sanders. Harvey Fisher and daughters began a visit to Paris. Eilié Fisher and Thomas of Potter called Neil Dunlavy. W G Smith attended the Dalton festival. Freda Prince, just returned from Eddie Weikhorst’s, went home. L J Shaw and son also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beetz
Peetz
Bloomfield
Arlo Fisher and Sons
Harvey
Charles Fisher
C. E. N. Johnson
Pete Nelson
Alfred Boling
Roy Nelson
Sidney
J. H. McNew
J. E. Morrow
Arlo Fisher’s
Elmer Jacobson
Wayne and
Clifford
Leslie Sanders
Harvey Fisher
Pari
Fisher
Eilié Fisher
Thomas
Potter
Neil Dunlavy
W. G. Smith
Dalton
Freda Prince
Sunday Visits and Friday Call Report
Mrs. C. C. Crowell and her son Chris called on Mrs. George Reetz Friday while someone spent Sunday at Pete Nelson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson's
C. C. Crowell
Chris
George Reetz
Mrs Pete Nelson Calls at C P Herkboldsheimers
A fragment reports Mrs Pete Nelson calling at the fore part of the day at C P Herkboldsheimer's residence, indicating a brief social visit noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Nelson
C. P. Herkboldsheimer
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Victor Knox
C. E. Trognitz
Pennsylvania
B. A. Jones
L. G. Simon
Kearney
Sidney Womans Club
Rock Springs
J. R. Mason
Lincoln
M A. Shipman
Alfred Shipman
Sterling
Nebr
M. M. Kline
Scanlon
al Kruse
Iowa
Green River
Mr. Shoemaker
Denver
John Holden
Maggie Snyder
A. Ragen
L. L. Anderson
O! Detter
Mamie McFadden
Sammy Boggs
C. T. Howard
Colin Camblin
M. M. Herbert
W. H. Hale
H. Tipton
E. McLernon
A. Britton
Rodena
Blanchard
Callahan
Adam Gunderson
McKinley
Hubert
W. O. Ludlow
Colorado
Steve Williams
Union Valley
Cheyenne
Ed Herrington
Chappell
W. C. Bullock
Fleck
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. A. Armsbury
Kings Daughters
Shuman
Mesdames Jones
Cottner
Huffman
Cary
Burghart
Borie
Wellington
Bailey
Lieut
Parke
Q. M
Collins
Ihs
CUR
E. Planck
Swift & Co
R. L. Woldon
Mgi
Bunker Hill
John Engel
Arlene
William Rohde
Henry Ehmke
Alvin Franzen
Henry Schmidt
Hilbert Borcher
Eleanor
Eileen
Julesburg
Walter Happel
Thimgan
Pete Beyer
Iva Beyer
James
Albert
Earl Bayne
Bunker Hill School
Ted Borcher
Andrew Nelson
E. Leonard
Will Franzen
Leo Washburn
Fred Beyer
Scottsbluff
John Borch
Margaret
Louisville
Rex Bayne
Ted Farr
Hawk Springs
ED O’leary
Cheyenne County
France
Sextorp
Farm Loans and Insurance
Western Securities Co
Reche
Sidney, Nebe
Asinual
Meikty ‘Se Show Livestock & Horse Sho
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
America
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Nash
Burr-Nelson Company
Westinghouse
Quick-Cosk
Beng
Eeene
Tinghouse
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