Local Residents Travel and Civic News in Lincoln Shelby
Local notices show Tom Mills and Miss Lou Detweiler visiting Lincoln and Shelby. Widespread visits include Mrs O P Heald and Mrs Jeanie Osborne. Water works progress and local engineering crews are active. A legal suit over 160 fee is noted. Community events include a chicken pie supper at Henderson and a series of M E church services next week with topics ranging from The Fruitless Fig Tree to On the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mills
Lincoln
Jeanie Osborne
Columbus
Gov. Mickey
City
J. N. Jarmin
Ernest
Frank Meis
Dyersville
Fort Worth
Galveston
Texas
T. F. Denkhoff
Wm. Ingalls
Louie Dunbier
Dunbier
Christ
M. E
Gethsemane
For Sale: About 40 Shoots and Ten Tons of Hay
Local seller B. H. Keller offers roughly forty shoots and ten tons of good hay for cash or on time. Interested buyers invited to view and negotiate a bargain.
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B. H. Keller
Uncalled Letters At Osceola Post Office Week Ending April 13 1905
The Osceola Nebraska post office reports uncalled letters for the week ending April 13 1905. Names listed include C A Bloomquest Alvin Leffler B Linstedt Veronica Tryba and Vicent Kxixsar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Nebraska
C. A. Bloomquest
Alvin Leffler
B. ¥. Linstedt
Veronica Tryba
Vicent
Kxixsar
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Promoted by Local Seller
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns boils bruises and skin diseases. It cites a testimonial from Adolph Zickefoose of W Va and warns against counterfeits sold by G T Ray & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
K. E
Zickefoose
Adolph
W. Va
Baye
G. T. Ray & Co
Boy 15 Hurt When Wagon Wheel Crushes Leg
Ed Horst, fifteen, was struck by a wheel of a moving wagon northwest of town last Friday. He attempted to jump aboard the wagon but fell under it, breaking both bones below the knee. Dr. Shaw reports the bones badly crushed though not severely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Horst
M. Horst
Town
Shaw
Salesmen and salesladies wanted for wholesale department
Salesmen and salesladies in this and adjoining territory to represent and advertise the wholesale department of an old established commercial house. Staple line. Salary 8350 per day, paid weekly, with expenses advanced direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary. We furnish everything. Position permanent. Address The Columbia vote 650 Monon Bldg Chicago.
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Columbia Vote
Monon Bldg
Chicago
Conductor Brophy Seeks U P Officials On New Car Door
Conductor Brophy returned from Omaha to explain his patent car door to U P officials who approved further testing and ordered two more cars equipped. The initial test at Bell's elevator in David City worked perfectly and observers expect wide adoption if results hold.
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Brophy
Omaha
U. P
Bell
David City
Stromsburg News
Shelby Highlanders Visit Court For Castle Delegation
Thirty five Highlanders including the drill team traveled to Shelby to present a delegation of thirty four candidates to the castle. Deputy M M Boles spearheaded the revival of Highlander enthusiasm. The castle, well kept, hosted a fine banquet at Donaldson’s with officers from Osceola and a visiting Gresham group, marking a highly enjoyable social function.
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Shelby
M. M Boles
Osceola Castle
Donaldson’s
Gresham Highlanders
Holm and Samuelson Nuptials Held at Swede Home
At the home of the bride’s parents west of Swede Home on April 14, 1905, Nels H. Holm married Walborg A. Samuelson. Rev. Jo nas Nordling officiated. The bride is described as accomplished with a wide circle of friends. The groom is a leading Polk County farmer and stockman with many friends. The Record wishes them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samuelson
Nels H. Holm
Walborg A. Samuelson
Jonas Nordling
Polk County
Marriage at four miles east of Shelby
Yesterday at high noon George R Marker of this city married Louisa Winkelman of Butler County at the bride’s parents home four miles east. Rev Lubker of the German church officiated. Oscar Power was best man and Lena Winkelman bridesmaid. About 40 guests attended then a wedding dinner followed. The couple receive many useful presents and the groom is son of Ed Marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Marker
Louisa Winkelman
Butler County
Shelby
Lubker
Oscar Power
Lena Winkelman
E.S. Marker
Ray. Marker
Wm. Deland
Resolutions of J F P Reynolds W R C No 69 on S Me lissa McBeth
The J F P Reynolds W R C No 69 expresses deep sorrow for the death of S Melissa McBeth. The group offers heartfelt sympathy to her husband and relatives and vows to honor her memory with mourning, fraternal cheer, and remembrance. Resolutions will be recorded and a copy sent to her husband and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Qorpa
Bosband
Dececia
Bucket Shop Closes In Benedict After Low Trade
Charles Grobe of Benedict who ran the Sleu mao bucket shop here has discontinued the business due to insufficient trade. He left for Benedict, where his home and property interests lie, after closing the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Grobe
Benedict
O. R. Heberling
Stromsburg
Mr. Grobe
Osceola Village Board Sees Elections, Bridge Work, and Bills
The Osceola Nebraska village board meets March 30 1905 with N F Peterson as permanent chairman and Ludden resigning. Bills approved include E S Marker 200 for bridge work Emil Hossner 160 for bridge work and Crum directed to hire an engineer for water works. Fire company authorized lumber for its building. Adjourned to April 5.
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Osceola
Neb
Holcomb
Crum
Ludlow
Peterson
N. F. Peterson
Whce Keene Ludden
E.S. Marker
Emil Hossner
W. D. Crum
F. D. Mills
Election Board
Election Services
C.G
R. G. Douglas
Clarence Miller
York Foundry
Notice of Hearing in Thiesen Estate Case in Polk County
Notice to interested parties in the estate of Charles Thiesen deceased that Margaretha Thiesen administratrix filed a petition in Polk County Nebraska district court seeking authority to convey real estate to Emil Schott and Josefa Urban. The hearing is set for April 25, 1905, at 10 a.m. at Osceola Courthouse, with publication required for six weeks in the Osceola Record. Judge Arthur J. Evans presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thiesen
Margaretha Thiesen
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Margaretha Theisen
Josefa Urban
John Urban
Emil Schott
Thomas Thiesen
Martin Thiesen
Frank Thiesen
Maggie Thiesen
Laura Thiesen
Emil Shott
Osceola
Polk
Osceola Record
Polk Co
Arthur J. Evans
A Tried and True Friend Cough Cure Sold Locally
One Minute Cough Cure is promoted as harmless and effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with a long track record of curing. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G T Ray & Co
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King & Bittner
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Dhr
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First National Bank
Osckola
H. J. Mobeth
BANK
Weprabka
8. O. Whaley
Osceola Bank
J R. Gray, M.D
Monson
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Oliver Westburg
O. P. Heald
Master Byers Reed
C. C. Clark
Henry E. Newton
Lawrence Ludden
Uncle Sam
Ross McBeth
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