Easter Drive Promotes Canopy Top Surreys and Wagons
An Easter Drive invites buyers to inspect a range of up to date vehicles including Canopy Top Surreys Road Wagons Phaetons and Buggies. The ad urges callers to examine the new Easter show vehicles.
06 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
1
An Easter Drive invites buyers to inspect a range of up to date vehicles including Canopy Top Surreys Road Wagons Phaetons and Buggies. The ad urges callers to examine the new Easter show vehicles.
County News from Brady Island reports the upcoming wedding of Miss Anna Johnson and Fred Ericsson at the bride’s home. Also noted are local items: a store painted by Charlie O Rourke, travel and visits by residents, a North Platte exam for workers, skimming station operator Nelle Cover taking charge at Sidney, new residence framing for Mr. Giffin, a disturbance near a school girl, Dr. Lockhart examining Royal Highlanders applicants, Woodmen meeting, visits by Mr. and Mrs. St Marie, Lizzie Facka’s school entertainment, Mrs. Shields’ Willow visit, Easter program prep, and Union Pacific painter coating the Pawnee bridge with black paint.
Postmaster Prickett of Hershey visited the county seat on pension business. Frank Carpenter and family moved to Hershey and will farm north of town on S. L. Funkhouser's land. A. Neilson moved cattle from Nichols to near Sutherland. Seeberger & Co. shipped a carload to the west. D. A. Brown and family visit. Mrs. J. W. Prickitt visits Sutherland. Spurrier builds a new residence to run cattle. Stephen Fortune and family arrive from Iowa to reside and tend cattle.
Xavier Toillion moved to Freemont with family, and others like N A Davis, Geo Hammond visited Hershey. Wheat area persists while oats and barley lead in acreage. Buyers from Iowa and Maurice Fowler scouted horses. several residents attend pension and local events.
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