Sunol Items Highlight Local Happenings and Noisy Week
Sunol items report Jack Frost's first appearance Friday night and Vivian Byrne visiting from Sydney. Oliver Hokom fell from a windmill injuring his arm and missing school. A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Warner Saturday. Buttner brothers bought Holsteins at a Chappell sale. John Mohart and Miss Herbert visited Bert Allington’s. Sunol Woman’s club to furnish lunch at the C Mull sale October 22. Mull’s cane bound work ongoing with Tom Allington assisting. Emil Englert couple toured Chappell seeking bargains at the Bostonian sale. Hornicek brothers moved threshing gear to start work pending weather. J Paviat visited Sidney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Vivian Byrne
Sdney
W. W. Craig
Oliver Hokom
Warner
Buttner Brothers
Chappell
John
Clara Mohart
Sidney Draw
Miss Herbert
Sidney
Bert Allington
Sunol Womans Club
C. Mull
Mull
Wm. Gade
North Divide
Sunol
W. Craig
J. B. Ruttner
Tom Allington
Emil Englert
Hornicek Brothers
J. Paviat
Monilby
Local notes from Sexton community harvest and visits
Rain in the past two weeks boosts local wheat. Ellis Fisher family returns from Denver with Meg visiting. Neighbors including W D Matthewson Tory Watt and Dan Heimer visit Pete Nelson. Farmers Union meeting at District 13 schoolhouse enjoys a large feed. Several visits and church attendance noted among Fisher Crowell Nelson Reetz Schubarth and Mosench families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Fisher and Sons
Warvey
Thomas
Denver
Meg
W. D. Matthewson
Tory Watt
Dan Heimer
Pete Nelson
Farmers Union
District No. 13
Hulme
Alice
Myrtle Nelson
C. C Crowell
Potter
Arlo
Elsie Fisher
Donna Mavis
Lawrence Shriver
Yomer Fisher
Ellis Fisher
Harvest Era Moves Through Maple Grove District
Maple Grove locals report Mr and Mrs Ray Miles spent Tuesday evening at Ed Miles residence. W T Sharman assisted Otto Davis move to Charlie Gabriel place this week. Mrs Ed Miles and daughter visited R C Rubter's. Thor Rasmussen departed for Colorado after harvesting for W T Sharman. Charles Welton visited Sidney Thursday. Frank Garrison left for Missouri by auto Thursday. Mrs W T Sharman and son visited Nels Johnson Thursday. Andrew Johnson called at W T Sharman Thursday morning. Frank Goodwin called at Ed Miles Friday. Bul Miles visited F Holm Saturday. Alfred Jorgensen seeds for John Olson this week. John Olson resumed threshing for Mons Johnson Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miles
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman
Otto Davis
Chariie Gabriel Place
R. C. Rubter
S. Thor Rasmussen
Colorado
Charles Welton
Sidney
Frank Garrison
Missouri
Bul Miles
F. Holm
Alfred Jorgensen
John Olson
Mons Johnson
Fter
Werther
Harlan
Raymond Siders
I. D. Rubter
FL Christensen’s
Ruhter
W. Y. Miles
R. C. Ruhter
Carlos Siders
Charles Neick’s
Theo Waddell
Hazel
Strandberg
Nels Johnson's
R. C. Rubbter
Roberta
Chariie Smith
Florence Frerichs
Penfal
Automatic Block System Planned for Union Pacific
Local railroad men say Union Pacific will install an automatic block system in the fourth district. It uses track magnets and engine-placed devices to set air brakes and stop trains when signals aren’t visible. The system aims to prevent rear end collisions and improve safety beyond the current double block setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bronson
Gothenburg
Community Notices From South Sunol and Vicinities
Local items record Mr D B Phelps calling on Nick Rocker and other visits by residents including Joe Pokorny returning from Sidney and various gatherings at J C Miles and Ray Osborn homes. Weather notes mention first freezing night and hail in places, with multiple trips to Sterling and Julesburg.
White Dove Valley Farm and Community Activities
Mr and Mrs Marshall took her sister and husband to Crook for a train to Denver. Children attend White Dove school while away. Vernon Reeves helped shock corn fodder. Gross boys shucking corn. McDonnell retrieved tractor and sheller to prepare for winter. Londy and McDonnell families shared dinner. St Gross butchered a hog midweek. Alfalfa being cut. Gates Germans and son visited Loudy. Gross and Danny toured Sterling. White and Albert White visited McDonnell. Titan tractor lent for brick yard work. Roy English visited Crook. sale near Red Lion attended. Rogers boys helped Marshall with hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonnell
St. Gross
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Helbush
Gates
Albert White
Ywiff
White
Roy English
Crook
Mr. Gross
John McDonnnell
Red Lion
Rogers Boys
Hillard Marshall
Community Notes on Local Visits and Illness
Local residents, including Harlan and Raymond Siders, visited Mrs. I. D. Rubter after a stay at Christen sen's. Ed Miles and daughter Hazel hosted and relatives reported Mrs. W. Y. Miles suffering back pains. Various trips to church and meals at neighbors' homes were noted, with Rev. Strandberg and the Waddells among attendees.
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Sextor
Mr. Aldrich
C. C. Crowell
Geo. Reetz
Flora Schubarth
Arthur
Herman
Henry Mosench
Maple Grove
Union Pacific
Edison Phonograph
Larsen
South Sunol
D. B. Phelps
Nick Rocker
Joe Pokorny
Ray Osborn
J. C. Miles
J. N. Roth
Chester Phelps
Albert Otties
Joe Vogler
Sterling Laverna
Lola Roth
Ed Roth
Todd Gentry
Lynch
Albert Brauer
Near Bidney
D. B Phelps
Todd
Sterling
T. A. Bonser
Ernest Bonser
Bernard
Lucille Bonser
Opal Allington
James Vacik
Julesburg
Joe Davis
Gleye Mce Cauley
Geneva
Nebraska
Peets Sun- Gay
White Dove Valley
ADVO
Wooldridge’s
Croce
Kuppenheimer
Merz
Mackinaws
Cheyenne County Trading Company
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