Peniel Sunday services and local visit notes
Grand Prairie reports Sunday School at 1 50 pm and preaching at 2 00 pm. Miss M Leafdale visited JC Jorgensen’s home. George Reiners Worly Armeth Ben and Phil V Phinck motored to Sund Monday night. J C Jorgensen and family and Miss M Leafdale visited J Planck’s Sunday. Mrs F Lundgren and Russell returned from Osceola. A G Weaver returned from Bancroft after selling mules and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniel
George Reiners
Warry Armeth
Ben
Firl V Phinck
Sund
BE. A. Johnson
M. Jones
Edwin Johnson
Chappellhursday
J.C Jorgensen
M Leafdale
J. Planck
F. Lundgren
Russell
Funston Cook From Over There
Letter from Frederick Funston Cook of Headquarters Co. GT Artillery describes life overseas during wartime. He notes cool September nights, readings for range finders, schooling six weeks toward a corporal rating, and hope of crossing the pond again soon. He praises officers and mentions U S forces aiding France and liberty in America.
Reverend Ives Hears From Lewis Dear Reverend Letter
Dear Reverend It is not the case that I have forgotten you but mail is slow We are getting used to France with its queer ways so far behind the United States that they will never catch up I suspect your work is well in hand and your choir is in good shape I hope your school work is going the same way I miss Sidney and your company and hope time will come we can resume companionship I am getting along fine and feel well which is half the battle The people in America should be glad they live in such a good country for conditions here are very bad and candy sodas and the like are scarce The children here know nothing of candy cake or ice cream sugar and butter cream cannot be had The war news looks good We all wish it was over and we can return home yet we are enjoying life and the boys are in good spirits and will give a good account of themselves Very sincerely your boy Dave Lewis 337 Tuf Band A BF A YO 805
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sidney
America
Dave Lewis
Quiet Title Action In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Plaintiffs John Werner and John F. Werner seek to quiet title to land in Cheyenne County Nebraska described as parts of section 1 township 15 range 50. The defendants listed include numerous Patterson and Windham heirs and unknown heirs and personal representatives. The petition asserts adverse continuous possession for over ten years and seeks exclusion of all defendants with further relief as just. service by publication authorized and answer required by December 9, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patterson
Euphemia Patterson
Thomas Mo Patterson
Jeanette Patterson
Samuel Patterson
Mabelle Patterson
Lide W Pollock
T HD Pollock
Edith King
Charles TF King
Charles A Patterson
Oand
Ray Fo Patterson
Elizabeth Patterson
Hermian B. Windham
Wade W Windham
Minnie Windham
Robert Baxter Windham
Grace Windham
Ellen Campbell Windham
Simira
Kathryn Riddle
Kathryn Windham
Kenyon Riddle
Benjamin Windhaum
Samuel C. Windham
James M Patterson
Jennie C Windham
John Werner
John F. Werner
Ina
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Garden County Urges Its Own For Legislature
The Garden County News endorses Guy Roberts of Garden County to represent the 76th District in the Nebraska Legislature. It argues for fair rotation among Cheyenne Kimball Banner and Garden counties, noting historic dominance by Cheyenne and Kimball and urging voters to back Roberts as a farmer with a progressive platform dedicated to farmers and district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden County
Denel
Cheyenne
Banner
Kimball
Garden
Kim
Real Estate Transfers in Sidney and Clarkson's Addition
A series of property transfers in Sidney Nebraska and Clarkson's Addition details sales of Lots and halves in Blk numbers, sections and townships. Names include COW Smith James Jo McIntosh Frank Mueller John V Doyle Martha E E Banta O K K Anderson M O W Osborn Herman Niehatum Boof Bates Celia Harwood Jesse McNish First National Bank of Sidney and others with prices ranging from 1.00 to 32000.00 and dates spanning 1948 to 1952. The notice closes with an ad for storm doors and sash from The Cheyenne County Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Smith
Lee Hoyward
Sanol
Nebraska
James Jo McIntosh
Mary Aa
Grace Mclintosh
Sidney
Nebr
Col. Mann
B. A Jones
Clarkson
Frank Mueller
Arthur Mueller
John V. Doyle
We of
Franzen
Grand Prairie
O KK
Anderson
Chris J DP
Ogard Sem
Nwm
Ela
M OW. Osborn
KF. Schroeder
Herman Niehatum
DW. Rogers
Boof Bates
Fred Schaefer
Celia FE. Harwood
Union Pacific Roor Oc
SEY
Jesse McNish
Albert J Davison
SWI
First National Bank of
Leo
Assorted fabric and leather gloves offered with varied styles
The catalog advertises a broad leather glove range including gray mochas and suedes, gray and tin capes, washable chamois, ivory capes and buck, plain or embroidered backs, plus silk, wool, or fleece linings. Prices span $1.75 to $5.00. Washable gray fabric gloves, chamois and khaki shades from $1.00 to $2.50.
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Rees
Stafford
THE
New York
Chicago
Frances E. Knox
Victor Records
Wier & Hamilton
Sidney, Nebraska
Jonathan
Grimes
Farmers’ Union
C. O. Hade, Mgr
Anderson Gash Grocery
W. E. Anderson
Court House
Funston Cook
Frank Hahler
France
Chuck
Prof
Frederick Funston Cook
Headquarters Co
Artillery
Ives
Lewis
Ball
Guy Roberts
Garden Counts
Roberts
Garden County News
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
the Bowman
Junk and Hide CO
U. P
M. M. Bowman
Prop
Mackinaws
P. W. Barker
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