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Marland News Briefs From A Busy Week In Town
Local items report Mrs. C. H. Richey improving in health. A. P. Atherton sold his homestead to August Rhodes. Tom Spencer the grocer visited town. True Miller and family joined a ranch visit. A. E. Byers and Roy Richey toured Crawford on Friday. A. McLaughlin’s horse died hitting a fence. Mrs. Mary Hughes did business in Crawford Wednesday. George Gregg bought a potato planter for seventy acres. L. T. Poole and son joined a farming venture. Smith of Alliance visited the T. J. Poole home. L. Snow and Fern plus Lyon went to Alliance Friday, stayed till Sunday. Will Nicholson damaged a finger with a cattle dip barrel. Miss Monkres of Chadron visited Tollman then returned to Crawford. Mr. Eegerton and family storm stayed en route to Lincoln Co. last week. Mrs. A. McLaughlin consulted Dr. Bellwood about throat and neck trouble. H. G. Furman lost fifteen cattle during the storm despite a veterinary operation. Mr. Baden of Denver, eye specialist, visited the Commercial. Mrs. Robert Niece and Mrs. K. E. Gregg had eye tests and glasses fitted. S. P. Tuttle brought in an imported jack from Catlin Islands, price one thousand dollars.