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HISTORY OF WESTERN NEBRASKA

SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION

In all early settlements real fraternity exists without any named and officered organization. Where a few are gathered together a social good time resulted. At country jollifications some would ride on horse back, or in a farm wagon, a distance of thirty or forty miles in order to get some enjoyment, to mix with the hard work. Good times they were, with all to help in feeding the "bunch."