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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows a Steele City Nebraska newspaper page with ad rates obituaries and county officer notes. It lists 10 cent fire lines and 5 cent obituaries per line and mentions THE STANDARD BreeLe city and local county officials.
Steele City Lodge No. 107 A F and A M invites members to first and third Wednesdays and notes A R visiting sessions. H W Cuattis and others preside with W M Tarcor in attendance. Steele City Lodge No. 151 I O F meets weekly, with G A O F and visiting brethren welcomed by Sec. Bucrer.
Lodge No. 116 4 0 U W invites members and friends to a meeting at the G A R hall on Monday evening all cordialy invited D L Turner Master H C Challis Recorder
A brief notice notes lodge members and meetings at Lindon-Lodge No. 146 and G A R group. The schedule references Tuesday and Thursday events with officers listed for K of P and K of R lodges.
A fragment from Steele City records lists officials and dates including G A BR and Mas D L Tumnen with C H Mas J H Fripay as Recorder. It mentions Tuesday evenings in connection with Meats first and six and a degree of matters unclear.
Preach alternating Sundays and special services noted. Pastor H Law oversees worship with second Thursday and Saturday observations. Sunday services at 10 a m led by SouTu Wick and J Fowk as Supt. Prayer meeting held every Friday evening.
The Congregational Church schedules Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. H. Avery as pastor. A Thursday evening meeting is held at 7:30, the Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday, and Sunday School runs at 12 p.m. under the superintendent.
In March a bleak Ockham morning sees Joseph Gresham's burlesque troupe trapped in a damp theatre. Annie Larkom, mother and performer, learns her child lies gravely ill as a letter from Miss Prescott foreshadows an inheritance and a cruel fate. Mrs Jarrod foresees death and trouble, while Bessie dies soon after the infant is sent to Miss Prescott and a new life begins in Malisbury.
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