Local Moves and Visits Highlight Halston Area
Ernest Jeudes returns home to Dreshler Nebraska. George Cunningham and family visit Kimball relatives for several days. Mr. Knox and family tour Ash Grove ranch. Otto Zuhlke family travel to Bancroft for weeks. Katherine Green starts Halston district teaching acclaimed as county standout. J H Birdwell buys Dr Beebe car. Dr Abbott from Omaha visits Milo Webster. Miss Blome returns to Bancroft after visiting brothers. Ed Mayer and spouse and Henry Blome couple shop in Sidney. Brooks homestead bought by Miles and McIntosh at twenty one dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningham
I.F. Cunningham
Kimball
Mr. Knox
Ash Grove Ranch
Katherine Green
Halston
J. H. Birdwell
Beebe
Dr. Abbott
Omaha
Milo Webster
Miss Blome
Bancroft
Henry
Gus
Ed Mayer
Henry Blome
Sidney
Higgins
Miles
McIntosh
Brooks
Struble and Anderson Nuptials at Potter
A August 24 wedding at Potter joined William Struble and Anna Anderson in the Lutheran church setting with fifty relatives. Rev Sorenson presided, Ella Erickson led the wedding march, and attendees included Emma Anderson and Arvel Henrickson. The couple received gifts of china, linen, silver and $70, then planned a multi-town Iowa honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
John Sorenson
Lutheran Church
William Struble
Anna Anderson
Ella Erickson
Sidney
Emma EK
Anderson
Arvel Henrickson
Freda Anderson
Sorenson
Mrs. Struble
Iowa
Mr. Struble
South Divide Notes Gather Local Home Updates
Frank Cross prepares to move to his homestead on the south divide. Chas Hoffmeyer visited A B Johnson's at week’s end. Mr and Mrs Dean, Wesketts relatives, returned after a country tour. E P Dow begins a new house south of Sidney. Will Fulton installs a home telephone. John Dobbs moves into a new house. Myrtle Hiett returns from Denver and Colorado points. Threshing on the divide begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dean
Wesketts
E. P. Dow
Sidney
Will Fulton
John Dobbs
Local Social Notes from DYE NEBRASKA
Mrs H Erdwins visited with her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs F L and E W Dye were Sidney visitors this week. Carrie Glassburn accompanied the Hazlett children to Sunday school. Mrs John Cox visited with her Colorado daughter Thursday. Jake Nelson was in our vicinity Sunday. Carrie Glassburn helps Mrs Hazlett through threshing. Ed Howe and family were in Potter Saturday. Henry Erdwin Oscar Burton and Elga Pitts work in Potter on the new school house. C G Lawrence hauling grain this week. Mrs Pitts visiting sister Mrs Erdwin near Peetz. Mr Howe proud new milk house completed. Dr Mantor of Sidney called to Frank Hazlett's Saturday for sick baby who is improving. John Cox and O J Burton hauled hay from Lawrence Ivey's Saturday. E W Dye and hired man were Potter visitors this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dye
Never leave home on a journey without Chamberlain’s remedy
On board ships it is hard to obtain Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is advised to carry a bottle and ensure you have it before travel. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Laundry Ad Promises Cleanliness and Service in Providence
A Providence laundromat run by George Lee displays a grandly phrased sign claiming hand washing Chinese services at a first Glass Laundry. The sign touts daily washing except weekends, promises satisfaction, and advertises hours from 5 AM to 11 PM, drawing readers’ attention as they pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Providence
Boston
Sadie
Easton Starts $110,000 Sewer System Improvement
Business in Easton Maryland nearly halted as the town began a major $110,000 improvement project by breaking ground for its new sewer system.
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Easton
Oiling the City Keeps Lexington Streets Dust Free
Lexington Ky moves to oil all city streets to ensure dustless thoroughfares and smoother travel for residents and visitors. Local officials say the program will cover major and minor roads, reducing airborne dust and improving sanitation while outlining funding and rollout plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Happiest Girl in Lincoln’s Remarkable Recovery
A Lincoln Nebraska girl recounts chronic illness and stomach trouble before using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports rapid improvement within three days and urges others to try the medicine. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Mona Lisa Clew Emerges As Louvre Theft Inquiry Grows
M Drieux the examining magistrate leading the Mona Lisa disappearance inquiry has formed a crew he hopes will spark a profitable investigation. A Paris official reported a tall agitated man carrying a large panel wrapped in a horse blanket boarded the 747 express to Bordeaux from Quai d Orsay, timing to the suspected theft hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Drieux
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Bordeaux
Quai d'Orsay
Diverse 1909-10 News Mix From North America and Europe
A mob in Purcell Oklahoma burned a black man who attacked a white woman. Canada's Sir Wilfrid Laurier faces politics if defeated in the election. Merritt Young kills his brother then commits suicide in South Dakota. Kansas City aims for 1912 Loyal Order of Moose meeting per Detroit vote. Taft signals an agricultural department cleanup with Wilson Wiley or McCabe removal rumors. A Washington bridegroom is injured after a failed charivari. Portugal elects Arriaga as first president. Boston hosts a strange sea monster exhibition at Long Wharf. Confederate veteran Dr. Theophilus Steele dies in Belmore New York. Bon Homme SD girl Rose Sykora injured by runaway nurses. Arctic Stefansson reports discovery of a new people in British Columbia. A collar button saves New Yorker Thomas Junta in a gunfight. Mysterious holes appear on Mr. Farmer’s Oklahoma field near Yahola. Mexican National railway life returns to normal with permanent bridges. Charles L Brown dodges arrest on charges of $1075 theft from St Louis Dressed Beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Oklo
Wilfrid Laurier
Canda
Merritt Young
Beresford
Ross Young
Kansas City
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Order
Detroit
Taft
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Wiley
McCabe
Andrew Edwards
Washington
Ind
Mancel de Arriaga
Republic of
Portugal
Arriaga
Constituent Assembly
Long Wharf
Boston
Theophilus Steele
Morgan
Belmore
N. Y
Rose Sykora
Frank Sykora
Bon Homme County
South Dakota
Arctic
British Columbia
Vilhimar Stefansson
American Museum
Thomas Junta
New York
East Side
Junta
Farmer
Yahola
Okla
Mr. Farmer
Mexican National Railway
Charles L. Brown
St. Louis Dressed Beef and Provision Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest Jeudes
Dreshler
Nebraska
Otto Zuhlke
Marguerite Nelson
Kimball Teacher’s Association
Hensen
Lutheran Church Council
Mead
Bundy
Gladys
Misses Hansen
Guy Hansen
Miss
Zelma Hansen
Denver
Marie
Culkins
Mrs. Gering
Gladys Bundy
Mabel Retherford
Mr. Brown
Thornburg
H. W. Struble
Redington
E. Wallin
Devel County
Hulda
Peterson
Daleburg
Phillip Nelson
Peterson Jr
Mr. Nelson
Old College
Christ
Fred Nelson
August Nelson
Mr. Biggs
C. W. Johnson
Leola
Frank Cross
Chas. Hoffmeyer
A. B. Johnson
Myrtle Hiett
Colorado Points
Ba Vinci
New
Mona Lisa” Clew
Sidney Mercantile Co
Schlitz Beer
Todin Riock
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Manna
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nesb
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