Wheat Hauls and Local Trips Around Sidney and Huntsman
North Divide Co. Y Spiker hauls wheat to Huntsman this week while Ed Waverton’s brother returns home at Pilger after a visit. John Jones and family shopped in Sidney. A J Shean and Ed Brokersby toured to Scottsbluff. Ysane Jones and wife visited Sidney. J C Schulenburg helped haul wheat to Huntsman. Mrs W Juudas and children shopped in Sidney. Frank Kinton and companions visited. Vanlaningham sold wheat at Sidney. Herman Blankey frames a new barn. Ray Spiker also hauled wheat to Huntsman.
South Divide social notes and visits this week
Bath Brothers spent the week’s end with her parents. Ray Voeltz works for Mr. Tobin. Russell Hogg of Chicago visited with cousin Mrs. W. E. Payzant and family. BE. V. Hiett and family visited BE. E Hiett’s of Sidney Sunday the 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Warrick returned from Blair after a pleasant visit. Vera Dimmick is on the sick list. The Fosters and Brothers were pleasant callers at the Payzant home Sunday. Many friends gathered for Mr. Thomas’s birthday on the 12th in the North Divide area. Mrs. C. M. Livoni entertained the H. H. H. Club in Sidney on Wednesday the 11th, with Mesdames Betts Sutters Nilson Livoni and Mrs. Fred Nellen present.
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Bath Brothers
Ray Voeltz
Tobin
Russell Hogg
Chicago
W. E. Payzant
BE. V. Hiett
BE. E Hiett
Sidney
Warrick
Blair
Vera Dimmick
Fosters and Brothers
John Livoni
Fred Nellen
South Divide Social Notes and Local Gossip
The afternoon featured pleasant conversation and delicious refreshments hosted by Roy Walker of Medicine Bow. Visits include Roy Walker joining Scottsbluff Creamery Co. staff in Sidney and Clyde Johnson’s family outing to Julesburg. John Hajek suffered a severe hand injury in a potato digger, losing a little finger. Nearly everyone has finished potato digging.
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South Divide
Roy Walker
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Sidney
Robert Wayne Hiett
Clyde Johnson
Julesburg
J. W. Brothers
Yeetz
Aneelin Thomas
Howard Smith
Lorenzo
Rupert
Sterling
John Hajek
Noah Walters
New Lodge Pole
Thomas
Walters
Dorothy Preston
Fire destroys roundhouse and shop in Kingsville Texas
Kingsville Texas suffered a major blaze that destroyed the roundhouse and machine shop of the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico railroad. Estimated loss near 1 million dollars. Five of eight locomotives inside the roundhouse believed destroyed. Only three moved out. All tools and equipment in the shops lost. Heat from the ruins prevented assessment of further damage. Between 1200 and 1400 workers affected by the fire.
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St. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Tex
St. Louis
Brownsville and Mexico
Kingsville
C. H. Viato, Jr
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Melbourne Telegraph Ad
Dr M E Pettibone dentist Melbourne address Room 568 and phone number 6 advertises subscription to The Telegraph.
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M. E. Pettibone
Tosh Bleck
Markets and a Farce on Main Street in October
The market page lists flour, hay, butter, eggs, live poultry, potatoes, cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied prices across grades and deliveries. A street scene follows as Pike witnesses a three hundred pound woman dancing theatrically, prompting amused commentary about vanity, before noting the film The Slim Princess arrives at the USA Theatre on Saturday, October 23.
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Kansas
Minnesota
Pike
Mabel Normand
Slim Princess
Dancing Fat Girl Amuses With Shimmying
Alexander H. Pike, an American stocking visitor to Morovenia, sits on a porch and gazes at a deserted scene while a dancing girl performs a shimmying act to amusement.
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Alexander H. Pike
Stecking
Morovenia
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North Divide
Texas
Fierce Blaze
Tne Telegraph
Miss Normand
Marinello
Stacha McRae
Osborn
Larson’s Music Store
Sidney, Nebraska
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