New Pastor Named for M. E. Church in City
Rev Henry Zinnecker departs for Curtis Nebraska after three years as pastor. Rev FE Nayves will lead here. West Nebraska Conference assigns W A Hornaday Lodgepole Rev Murles Potter and Dix Rev Eunaene Markley Kimball. Numerous district appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zinnecker
Curtis
Nebr
FE. J. Nayves
Methodist West Nebraska Conference
W. A. Hornaday
Lodgepote
Ae, Murlesa
Potter and Dix
Euaene Markley
Kimball
Allen Chamberlain
Bayard
Max A Jeffords
Bertrand
Chas
Mo McCorkle
Bethel Circuit
MoeCaffersy
Bi Springs
W Paxton
Brady Island
Fred Hooreboson
Imperial
DM Rickett
Lewellen
James A Smith
Maywood
FPF
Lescher Mitchell
EE Bottom
Minatare
FE Richardson Morrill
Mount Zion and Highland
FE Anders
North Platte
Porter
Ogalalla
N. A. Fowler
Palisade
BEE Pickering
Scottablatt
W.C Harper
Smithfield
Halloran and Halloran Wed in Red Oak and Paxton
Edward D. Roberts of Red Oak Iowa and Frances Irene Halloran of Paxton Nebraska were married by Rev Kavanagh on Thursday September 14 1911. The notice was omitted from last week’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Roberts
Red Oak
Iowa
Frances Irene Halloran
Paxton
Nebraska
Kavanagh
Marriages of Osborn Bird and Melonari Pendergast
Arthur Emil Osborn and Beu lah May Bird, both of Pine Bluffs Wyoming, wed by County Judge Gapen at his office on Monday September 18 1911. Guy Melonari and Mary Pend ergast, both of Dix Nebraska, married by Rev John J Kavanagh on Thursday September 21 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Emil Osborn
Beulah May Bird
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming
Gapen
Guy Melonari
Mary Pendergast
Dix, Nebr
John J. Kavanagh
Dix
Nebraska
Mrs Claude Garey Visits Clyde Garey
Mrs. Claude Garey of Peetz is paying a social visit to Clyde Garey and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Garey
Peetz
Clyde Garey
Tienry Snyder Spent Last Sunday in Julesburg
Tienry Snyder spent last Sunday in Julesburg according to local notes. The item notes a brief visit and mentions no additional details or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienry Snyder
Julesburg
Davison Farm Oil Prospect Sparks Nebraska Interest
News from Stella Nebraska reports the Nemaha Oil and Gas company leasing Davison farm near Shubert with a royalty on oil and gas. A test well reached 59 feet, gas and water erupted, samples taken by a New York tester claim rich oil shows and rock outcroppings. A 62-foot derrick will be erected as casing and drilling gear from Oklahoma arrive, with plans to reach 1600 feet and supply natural gas to Falls City by year end at 0.50 per 1000 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Neb
Nenha Oi and Gas Company
Davison
Shubert
Walter Vanlaningham
Austin B Davison
Charles Gaston
New York City
United States
Beaumont
Tex
Oklahoma
Nemaha Oil and Gas Company
Mravison
Nebraska Bankers Endorse Aldrich Currency Plan in Omaha
The Nebraska Bankers Association meeting in Omaha endorsed the Aldrich currency plan, arguing for a central trust company to issue credit during panics. Henry W. Yates opposed the plan while E. R. Gurney and Fremont banker Francis McGie- gorin backed it, with McGigeorin elected president. Express money orders and agricultural education dominated morning talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
United States Monetary Commission
Rhode Island
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Omaha
Aldich
Henry W. Yates
Resolutions Committee
E. R. Gurney
Fremont
Francis McGigeorin
Nebraska
Association
Charles H. Kelsey
Norfolk
Farmers sue neighbors over alleged alienation of wife
Elias Genho of Kearney Nebraska sues David Hinz Justinia Hinz and Adolph Hinz for 20000 dollars claiming they maliciously urged his wife to leave him and spoke ill of him to deprive him of his wife’s society and services. Also reported Roy Skiles nine drowns at a Maywood pond after wading for a ball. brother rescued others as the child sank in twelve feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Elias Genho
David Hinz
Justinia Hinz
Adolph Hinz
Emilio Genho
Buffalo County
Lad
Roy Skiles
Logan Skiles
Maywood
Pohlman Dies of Injuries From Runaway Crash
Tecumseh Nebraska notes J H Pohlman age seventy who lived twelve miles east since the Civil War era died in a hospital at Auburn from injuries from a runaway accident. He is survived by his widow and several grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh, Neb
J. H. Pohlman
Here
Auburn
Pohlman
Farewell Reception For Zinneckers In Sidney
The Belle M. Stoutenborough Club and the Methodist Church Parlors hosted a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zinnecker as they move to Curtis Nebraska. Guests presented gifts including six silver spoons a table cloth and a dozen napkins. A varied program featured music readings and an address with the audience singing Till We Meet Again and wishes for health and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Belle M. Stoutenborough Club
Henry Zinnecker
Curtis
Nebraska
Birthday Party for Ila Grosvenor Celebrated at Home
Mrs. Dr. Frazey hosted a delightful Thursday afternoon birthday party for Ila Grosvenor marking her sixth birthday. Guests included Dorthine Evans from Cheyenne, Dorothy Wright, Gertrude Culkins, Dorothy Doty, Violet Cradit, Margaret Beebe, Lucille Hower, Ruth Evans, Gertrude Brewer, Hazel Armstrong, Lois Zinnecker, Alta Zinnecker, Dorothy Gould, Beryl Brown, Oma Brown, and Freda Brown. Henrietta Shoemaker led entertainment with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Frazey
Ila Grosvenor
Henrietta Shoemaker
Dorthine Evans
Cheyenne
Dorothy Wright
Gertrude Culkins
Dorothy Doty
Violet Cradit
Margaret Beebe
Lucille Hower
Ruth Evans
Gertrude Brewer
Hazel Armstrong
Lois
Alta Zinnecker
Dorothy Gould
Beryl Brown
Oma and
Freda Brown
Weather of the Week Highlights Windy Start and Warm Ending
A strong wind struck last Sunday across Nebraska with unsettled conditions. Monday and Tuesday brought high winds and cool, cloudy weather. A Tuesday night thunderstorm delivered light rain. The rest of the week turned balmy and summery with pleasant conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Court Session Set with 22 Cases on Docket
District Court will convene Monday September 24. Docket includes manslaughter claim against Harry W. Martin damages suit by David T. Hall vs Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company damage suit by Noah G. Brewer vs Union Pacific Railroad Company two debt cases eight equity nine divorce and an injunction case all to be reported in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Harry W. Martin
David T. Hall
Chicago Burlington & Quincy R. A. Co
Noah G. Brewer
Union Pavilic R. R. Co
Lady Rittenhouse Hive Holds Ritual in Honor of Mrs Hollister
Lady Rittenhouse Hive No 45 held the Draping of Charter service at their hall to honor Mrs Lillian M Hollister of Detroit former Supreme Commander and acting Past Supreme Commander at her death on August 4. Hollister was an author lecturer educator temperance missionary and church worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittenhouse Hive
Hollister
Visitors at Bridgeport Fair From Sunol Wyoming
Mr and Mrs Yaegle attended the Bridgeport Fair on Wednesday. Will Urbach and wife from Wyoming visited Mr and Mrs Albert Kruse. Delegation from Sunol included John Weist and wife Russel Fusha and cousin Friend Dicken son Mons Johnson and family and Otto Plorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Yaegle
Bridgeport
Will Urbach
Wyoming
Albert Kruse
Sunol
John Weist
Russel Fusha
Dickenson
Mons Johnson
Otto Plorin
Notable Lodgepole Fair Attendees Listed
Among the splendid showing of Lodgepole citizens attending the fair were B. J. Bates and family, Roy Isenberger and family, G G. LaSelle and family, John Eddy and wife, Edward Bowser and family, L. R. Barlow and wife, George Line, Verne Bates, Jimmie Grimmson, John Clarke and family, Prof. Bosler, Clara Pettys, George Minshall, Sam Wolf, W. Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
B. J. Bates
Roy Isenberger
G G. LaSelle
John Eddy
Edward Bowser
L. R. Barlow
George Line
Verne Bates
Jimmie Grimmson
John Clarke
Prof. Bosler
Clara Pettys
George Minshall
Sam Wolf
W. Barrett
Marriage Licenses Thursday Sept 21 1911
Marriage licenses issued include ergast and their spouse of Dix Nebraska as of Thursday September 21 1911.
Travel Tip: Carry Chamberlain's Remedy Before Your Journey
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for trips, claiming it is often needed and unavailable aboard cars or steamships. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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E. W. Ziebert
Prop
KRUSE
Rose Street
Sidney
S. R. Sweet
Hardare
Cuttlery
Elliott
American Bank
Chichester
C.D. Essig
M. E. Church
Halloran
Osborn—Bird
Mrlonari—Pendergast
Ferdinand Schulz
Guckenheim
Sunnybrook
Yellowstone
Sidney, Neb
Omara
Nebraska News
Nemaha
Tursdiary
Stes Exchange
Nebraska Telephone Co
R. A. Grim
Ki. A. Landers
Alliance
Minnie Hartway
Night Central
Bess Ruhter
Kate Phillips
Exchange
Big Spring
Chappell
Benson
Alliance Exchange
Wilson
Grand Island
Genho
Jk J KO
Nord Phatte
Kyevbar
Amd
Joseph Oberfelder
Univen States ComMissionir
Beebe
Sipney
Guapen Block
Cleburne Block
Henry E. Gapen
Coeyenne Co
Court House
Gapen Building
J.S. Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
North Poartse
Leroy Martin
Firat National Bank
Prank L. Doty
Ist National Bank
Sidnes
A. A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
Mantor
Livo
O'Kane Building
Sipley, Neu
John Jansky
Krnse
Sipney, Neu
North Side
Blacksmith
Colorado Springs
Pacific
Burlington
California
Rio Grande
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Chicago
Missouri River
West
M. A. Shipman
J. W. Wakeley
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