Wheatland Irrigated District Excursion Dates Announced
Polk Co announces a Wheatland excursion departing August 21 guided by George Cremeen. The trip relays harvesters to view headwaters via a route around the big reservoir, offering low rates and homeward options for western travelers. Full details available from George Cremeen in Silver Creek.
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Polk Co
Wheatland Wye
Tere
George Cremecen
Wheatland
United States
George Cremeen
Mary Adaline Ballard Baker Pioneer of Polk County
Mary Adaline Ballard Baker was born April 6 1829 in Boone County married Harry Baker January 13 1848. They homesteaded in Polk County Nebraska. She survived by daughters Mrs H A Van Hoosen and Mrs J F Bense and saw Nebraska grow from a wild plain to a populous state. She died August 1 1906 aged 77 years 5 months 5 days after a long Christian life and service to family church and community.
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Mary
Adaline ’ “Ballard
Boone Co
Harry Baker
H. A. van Hoosen
J. F. Bense
Stromsburg
Nebraska
California
Summer Weight Suitings Sale Ad From Royal Tailors
A Raleigh style notice touts 20 percent off a large line of summer weight suitings from the Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York. Over a hundred styles offered with made to measure suits reduced from $20 to $15 and urged to buy now for vacation, warm weather wear, or early fall.
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Royal Tailors
Chicago
New York
A. Seger
Union Pacific to Minneapolis Round Trip Fare Set
Union Pacific offers round trip tickets to Minneapolis from August 11 to 13 with return by August 31 for G A R National Encampment attendees at 9 dollars and 20 cents.
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Union Pacific
Minneapolis
G. A. R. National
Alfonso to Stand for 1906 Season at Polk County Farm
Alfonso a five year old black Kentucky bred jack stands for the 1906 season at John Scholz’s farm one mile east of Osceola. Described as well bred and exceptionally good with a mealy nose, he is highly valued by Polk County farmers for breeding.
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John Scholz
Osceola
Alfonso
Polk County
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Sickness Death Burial
We extend sincere thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors who gave us assistance and sympathy in the sickness, death and burial of our mother. Special thanks to the ladies of the W. BR. C. Mrs. H. A. VanFefoosen and Mrs. J. F. Bense.
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W. BR. C
Resolutions of Condolence for Mrs Mary Ada Baker
Resolutions from J F Reynolds W R Corps mourn the death of sister and member Mrs Mary Ada Baker. They express heartfelt sympathy and honor her cheerful service and comradeship. The corps charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies sent to the family. Committee members listed accompany the notice.
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Mary Adaline Baker
Probate Notice for Mary Adaline Baker Estate
In Polk County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Mary Adaline Baker deceased has been filed. The hearing is set for August 25, 1906 at 1 p m. John F. Bease is named executor. Dated August 3, 1906.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Mary Adaline Baker
State of
John F. Bease
Heinemeyer Estate Petition Appoints Adminstratrix
Nebr Chas Heinemeyer deceased and sons notified that a petition for the appointment of Lucinda Heinemeyer as administratrix has been filed. Hearing set for August 25, 1906 at 9 o clock a m.
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Nebr
Chas Heinemeyer
Nebraska
Lucinda Heinemeyer
Death at Home Near Swede Harbor Prompt Coroner Inquiry
Sunday morning coroner Shaw learned Fred Beckman living two miles south and three miles west of Swede home was found dead. An inquest found death accidental from a wagon fall after a Friday night drinking spree. Beckman, a prosperous farmer with a large family, died after a wagon mishap near Clark’s bridge.
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Mills
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Eigth
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Columbus
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Monsson
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Gus
S. A. Snider
Ludwig Hult
John Chindgren
Andrew Ang
Peter Widga
W. E. Johnson
Alberta land lure from North Dakota farmer’s praise
T D Lewis of Claresholm Alta testifies land sells for 85 per acre three years ago and now asks 15 to 25 or more per acre locally. He moved from North Dakota after 20 years, owns 1 700 acres there, holds 3 040 acres here, expects land to hit 50 per acre and vows higher yields with better climate and grain quality. King & Bittner, agents, promote their ad in this issue.
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Claresholm
Alta
Alberta
North Dakota
Borculac Foster County
North Yakotka
King & Bittner
Local Residents Make Monday Travels and Visits
Stromsburg reports Misses Ella and Edna Desch returning to Toledo Indiana after visiting A. D. Dover. Miss Elya Barber leaves Park hotel for York. Arvard Carlson departs for St. Joe to buy winter stock. Emile Severine travels to York. Louise Lundeen returns to York after visiting her sister Mrs Victor Wilson. Mrs August Johnson of Aledo and Ossie Johnson with relatives from Harvard stay with Rev A A Faulk.
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Lincoln
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Henry Anderson
Oakland
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Ella
Edna Desch
Toledo
Inl
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Elya Barber
Thompson
the Park Hotel
York
Arvard Carlson
St. Joe
Louise Lundeen
Victor Wilson
August Johnson
Aledo
Lit
Ossie Johnson
Johnson
Harvard
Swan Stett
A. A. Faulk
Social happenings and notices from Columbus area
Miss Idell Olcott visits cousin Miss Baker of Kansas City Missouri. Miss Katie Kinsman opened the social season last Friday with many young attendees including Columbus ladies. Neighbors attended Mrs Brian's funeral at her daughter Mrs Wm Fyfe s home on 17 and K streets in Columbus. Rev Monroe of the Congregational church preached. Lydia Houser and Walter visited relatives near Duncan for blackberries. Nels Brown of Osceola visited Bert Brian. District 4 lacks a teacher. Harold Cockson, director, seeks applicants. Mr and Mrs Charles J Cockson attended a christening for their son to be known as Thomas Charles. Ella Bonner hosted her Sabbath school teacher Maggie Zinnicker.
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Osceola
Bert Brian
Dist
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Thomas Charles
Estate of Louis Goetz Probate Notice
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must present claims by February 20, 1997 and debts are payable by August 20, 1907. The county court will hear claims on August 20, 1906 at 10 a.m., November 20, 1906 at 10 a.m., and February 20, 1907 at 10 a.m. before County Judge Harry H. Campbell.
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Nebraska
Louis Goetz
State of
Said County
Hryry H. Campbell
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