Local residents share visits and events in rural community
Center Mr and Mrs Otto Reiners hosted dinner at the Leo Messner home on Thursday. L B Bancroft families traveled to Gurley and Sidney while others visited friends and relatives. A large crowd attended a dance at the Herman Segelke barn Friday night and a church carnival was postponed to Wednesday. The community saw rain Sunday and several groups took coastal trips for fishing and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Reiners
Leo Messner
Bancroft
Gurley
Pete Henke
E. Edwards
Leone Gustin
Zeb Gustin
Mrs. I
John Groshans
O. E. Osborn
Council Bieffe
Meadow Lawn Items and Local Visits Chronicle Dalton
Meadow Lawn items note Tuesday school start with Miss Free man and Miss Anderson as teachers. Rose McNulty, Mrs Walsh and Rose visit Frank Weigand and Jake Eckert homes Saturday morning. Little Margy Lorraine Eckett, daughter of Jake Eckert, suffered a fractured skull after a fall but was soon playing again. Numerous calls and dinners occur at local homes through Sunday. Ed Morrow hosts visitors from Bridgeport and Kimball. Johnnie Weigand shows steady improvement. Mike Jillson family moves to Dalton. preparations begin as Dudley heads to school. several trips to Dalton noted, with many residents visiting and chatting about daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McNulty
Frank White
Jane Simmonds
Ed Morrow
Hedlund
Weigand
Kreader
Ed Quinn
Bridgeport
Jim Sullivan
Dalton
Edward
Josephine Walsh
Academy
Sidney
J. H. McNew
Morrow
Frank Weigand
Jake Eckert
Rose Walsh
Martha Allen
Sunol Update Highlights Movements and School Changes
Sunol residents report visitors and new staff as school year opens with strong enrollment. Miss Mary Beecher and Miss Avis Hunter begin duties in the schoolroom while Franks and Hunts prepare for winter at local homes. Two new teachers join the board, the building hosts assemblies, and Miss Opal Allington leaves for North Platte to teach. Mrs. Terry sustains a broken collar bone in a auto crash. further details unavailable. Mrs. Gunter and two sons arrive from North Platte to live with D. F. Dickinson household. Gunter to teach in grades. Francis Ruttner plans to attend St. Patrick's Academy in Sidney. Maybelle Morris visits from Loveland, Colo. Frank Goodwin and family go to the show. Mrs. Harry Hornby travels to Denver for ill sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenik
Lodge Pole
Sunol
Kucera
Mary Beecher
Avis Hunter
Joe Demers
Ernest Seeger
Estes Park
Schaffer
Old Settlers
Fidora Bahr
Quiss Opal -Allington
North Platts
Francis Ruttner
St. Patrick’s Academy
North Sidney Residents Visit and Localities Tale
North Sidney Mrr Knapp visits Hillsdale en route southeast. Sparks kin greet from Gering with a weekend stay. A Sidney Bunker Hill game favored North Sidney. Telegraph of visits to Sparks homes and a Farmers Union gathering at Jim Sparks home. District No 77 opens with teacher Miss Nieta Dawson. Plans for Cremmer winter trip noted for Sparks family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Hillsdale
Wyo
C. B. Kinton
Paul Sparks
Gering
Sidney Diamond
North Sidney
Bunker Hill
Bert Walker
West Gurley
Sidney
Howard Park
Local Socialities and Visits in North Divide Area
North Divide community notes a weekend dinner with Ward Jones and family, travel reports from Ed Brockelsby party returning from the east, Florence Jameson visiting Sidney relatives, and multiple local engagements. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jones, Mrs. Knapp, and several others are mentioned across Sidney, Gurley, and Hillsdale with travel, teaching assignments, shopping, and housework activities.
Local residents and visitors schedule and visits
James Smith spent Sunday with H B Fisher. Hilma Nelson left Sunday afternoon to teach in Dix for the coming year. Jesse Lambert drove to Lawrence Folks on Sunday to buy watermelons. Mr and Mrs Dean Duncan cleaned the TM school house in district No 18 Wednesday morning. C G Crowell drove to Sidney Friday on business. Mrs Pete Nelson and daughter spent Friday at W D Matthewsons. Harold Brett Myrtle and Robert Nelson started high school at Potter. Mr and Mrs A E Fish and son called at Charles Johnsons Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs W K Hodgkin and daughter Betty of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Ray Ayers and mother of Casper WY spent Sunday at C C Crowells. Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz ate Sunday dinner at George Reets home. Herman Schubarth called at Pete Nelsons Monday morning. Roy MacAdam of Potter and friend Mr Morgan called at Pete Nelsons Monday evening to repair an engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
H. B. Fisher
Qlies Hilma Nelson
Dix
J. Clausen
Jesse Lambert
Lawrence Folks
Dean Duncan
G C. Crowell
Sidney
Pete Nelson
W. D
Fred Reetz
George Reets
Herman Schubarth
Roy MacAdam
Potter
Mr. Morgan
Leafdale Social Notes Include Ericksons and Local Travels
Leafdale residents report Mr. and Mrs. Ed Erickson and son Donald visiting Mitchell with friends. Fred and Lewis Slama plan to work in Denver. District 86 reopened with Avis McKiicka. Ed and Charles Slama drove to Sidney for dental work. Oscar Johnson family spent Sunday with Johnson’s mother in Sidney. Mrs. Joe Slama’s family visited I Reszanina home. Cizek, Dvorak, and Marie Dvorak joined Avis McKvicka in Sidney Sunday. Mildred Anderson began teaching at Kirk Nebraska. Henry Monech family returned from Scribner. Clarence Strandberg returned from Chappell. Ethel Leafdale of Scottsbluff visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Erickson
Donald
Joseph Erickson
Mitchell
Fred
Lewis Slama
Denver
District No. 86
Avis McKiicka
Charles Slama
Sidney
Oscar Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Joe Slama
Mildred
I. Reszanina
Joe Cizek
Frank Dvorak, Jr
Marie Dvorak
Avis McKvicka
Mildred Anderson
Kirk
Nebr
Henry Monech
Scribner, Nebr
Clarence Strandberg
Chappell
Ethel Leafdale
Scottsbluff
Anton Leafdale
Bronson Notes On Local Events And School Openings
Bronson social round reports Mr and Mrs Kilmer entertaining Wm Bennison and Harold Lyngholm and their wives. Wm Bundy underwent appendicitis surgery at Taylor hospital and is improving. Local youth enjoyed a Sidney show. Bronson school opens with Mrs Henrietta Thurston and Miss Emerick as teachers and boarders in the building. Mrs A Shad and daughter Angeline rent a Kimball rooming house. Ethel Lyngholm and Joe McMillan go to Chadron for schooling. Bernadine Anderson attends Sidney high school again. Irene Pavlat opens Herdon No 1 school. South Herdon delayed as Miss Cryena Livingston recovers. Ed Mathewson delays threshing due to rains. Miss Elia Davis visits and attends Bronson dance. Aaron Boyes re-elected president of the Farmers Union local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bundy
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Bronson School
Henrietta Thurston
Emerick
A. Shad
Angeline
Kimball
Ethel Lyngholm
Joe McMillan
Chadron
Bernadine Anderson
Irene Pavlat
Herdon No. 1
Wsual
South Herdon
Cryena Livingston
Ed Mathewson
Elia Davis
Anderson
Bronson
Aaron Boyes
Farmers Union
Local notices drift with town news and clashes
The message notes a recall conflict and hopes for lasting peace. James Mitchell adds a new room to his house and will soon finish it. The H H club picnic at Johnsons grave drew few due to distance and weather, but participants enjoyed it. John Connellys brother in Dalton was kicked by a horse and seriously injured last Sunday. Paul Bundy will attend Potter school this year. Little Alice Lyngholm and uncle Art McMillan visited at CG 8. Andersons on Sunday. Stewart McMillan teaches north of Potter. Wishing Stewart success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
H. H. Club
Johnson
John Connelly
Dalton
Paul Bundy
Wil
Potter
Alice L
Banner Co Round-Up Ends Amid Injuries at Scottsbluff
The Banner county round-up concluded with mixed turnout as a Saturday circus at Scottsbluff and a Sunday aerial show drew crowds away. Bucking horse Peter Pan caused a crash after rider Danny Kirkbride failed to control the horse then proved his skill before a severe fall dislocated his shoulder. Kirkbride’s injury concerns follow a dramatic display. J R Kelly, Peter Pan owner, helps cover the medical bill. Sunny Brook bucked hard Sunday, tossing Bill Peckham unconscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner County
Scottsbluff
Peter Pan
Danny Kirkbride
Kirkbride
J. R. Kelly
Sunny Brook
George Leafdale
Bill Peckham
Horse Creek
Wyo
Bill
Peckham
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diagnostician of the
United Doctors
Nebraska
Final broncho riding results announced by Banner Co. News
The piece notes Kirkwride’s injury and missing winners list. It confirms broncho riding final results with Bill Peckham of Horse Creek Wye first Hap py Holton second and Herb Nash Hills dale Wyo third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwride
Bill Peckham
Horse Creek
Wye
Happy Holton
Herb Nash
Hillsdale
Wyo
Banner Co. News
Nebraskan Has Not Drunk Water for 35 Years
J F Fluskinger, owner of a soft drink parlor, claims he has not tasted water since the 1890s and public notices his long abstinence. He notes customers now request water while he refuses, citing past poisoning by bad water and his belief water was not for drinking. Source: Scotts Bluff Star-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Fluskinger
Fluskinger
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festival Season Opens
September 12 marks the start of the Ak-Sar-Ben racing season running through October 10. The event draws thousands to the gate city for festive activities in Nebraska and Iowa where Ak-Sar-Ben remains a noted household name in the central west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
Nebraska
Iowa
Gate City
Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Fest Promises Grandeur and Racing
The American Legion National convention will be held in fall festivities with Ak-Sar-Ben shaping the Midwest scene. The fall racing program opens September 13 featuring hundreds of horses, seven daily races, and a parade day on October 6. The carnival runs September 20 to October 10 with 25 carloads of attractions, including Mat Gay the diving wonder. The electric parade on October 7 promises a historic spectacle rooted in American Legion activities. On to Omaha this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion National Convention
Middle West
Omaha
Mat Gay
American Legion
Cash Paid for False Teeth and Precious Metals
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co. of Otsego Michigan offers cash for dental gold platinum magneto pointe diamonds and discarded jewelry in a ready sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
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George Wilcox
Jessa Henskit
J. C. Kreader
Raymond Mowrer
el Walsh
Mike Jillson
Dudley
Irma Morrow
Henry Otterson
Leona Mowrer Wade
Emma
Paul Morrow
Donald Kreader
Jim Swilivan
Margaret Beard
Frank Goodwin
Harry Hornby
Mrs. Hornby
Catherine Hamer
Harvey Bell
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Cremmer
Jim Sparks
Louie Trailey
J.C. Sparks
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Airs
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Albert Grage
Ed Brockelsby
Adrian
Florence Jameson
Burt Steele
John Jones
William Hornby
R. R. Owens
Henry Braash
Mable Mess
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Clyde Kintton
Eleanor Owens
Clyde Kinton
Carl Busboom
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