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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
1
Osceola and Shelby shari shows of a busy week with residents visiting state capitals, attending meetings, and handling sales, sales, and property moves. Local editors Clark and partners prepare transition as new ownership takes hold.
Swede Home residents report on farm work oats sowing and corn plowing. New record readers Chas B Anderson J A Carleon and August W Johnson. Swede Home church resumed Sunday school after two months. Students win roll of honor across grades with perfect attendance. High school programs planned including poetry music and a liquor debate.
Mrs Myra Crozier from north east of Osceola visited Mickey Van Dorn's last Thursday and helped with his house paint project.
Pete Lindeblad and family moved to Stromaburg this week and a Mr. Nelson moved into the house vacated by Mr. Lindeblad. Miss Maude Scott began the spring term of school in the Pleasant Home school house last week. Lee Greene and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.C. McClure. Jas. Sealey and wife were guests of J. C. Eckles and family Sunday. J. O. Talbot purchased a new piano last week. Mrs. Emil Lind returned from Lin coln Friday where she has been taking medical treatment, very much improved in health. Frank Peterson troubled with rheumatism hired a hand and has Frank Pier Bon. Mrs. James Green papering her new house this week. Mr. Green making changes in his new home.
Mr and Mrs Wilber Seger visited Andrew Seger on Sunday. Alfred Jacobson and his aunt spent Saturday and Sunday at Elmer Webster's. Farmers in the district are hauling bay. Florence West was guest of Miss Helen Timm on Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Timm and family, Mr and Mrs Anson Brazee and family, and Mr and Mrs Ben Treadway visited Christopher Timm's Sunday. Ed Brazee of Benedict and Chas Curtis spent time planting trees. Chas Walstrom and family visited Paul Johnson's Sunday. An ad paragraph promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain tonic claiming it drives out winter impurities and restores strength.
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska creditors must file claims by November 6 1905 and debts paid by May 5 1906. The county judge will sit May 5 1905 August 5 1905 and November 6 1905 at 10 a m to receive examine hear allow or adjust all duly filed claims. Dated April 10 1905. H Ball County Judge.
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