Local notes and incidents from Route Two community
The column reports visitors Illa and C I Johnson with relatives, a butter jar given by Mrs. Olof Hedlund, thanks from J A Gustafson, colt breaking by an unnamed person, August Carlson and Albert Johnson arguing over a horse and buggy, a horse collision with a wire fence injuring the animal but not people, a quip about oats for newspaper mentions, and Steave Swanson shelling last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Carlson
Albert
Johnson
Olof Hult
Democrat
Route Two
Local Notes Bring News From Route No 2
Swede Home area reports visitors and social calls on Sunday and Monday. Multiple families including Piersons, Johnsons, Wiesemans, and Timms are mentioned with gatherings, meals, and buggy rides. A cultivator shovel is found near Albert Pierson’s. owner to claim. House moving, church events, and wedding bells teased in Victor and Wayland communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
the Democrat
Route 4
Local Notes From Fizzletown and Surroundings
Route No 3 reports Nels and Otto Hasselback visiting Grand Island over the weekend. Fizzletown farmers shipped a car of hogs from Shelby. Mrs J W Crozier returned from Des Moines Camp Meeting. Jas Richmond adds to his house. Hotchkiss family ill. Crouse family visited. St Marys Polish Church Corpus Christi honored with five priests. Frank Kropatch built a new porch. Shelby carpenter did the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
J. W. Crozier
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Kropatch
Itinerant remarks and social notes on Route 4 visits
The excerpt records local commentary by Myon Thompson and a call for Kries to act on highway work. It notes Rev. Crisp delivering Memorial Sermon at Blue Ridge with a large crowd. Rumors mention Chas Kessler and John Swanson planning a trip to Clear Creek to search for suckers and vague chatter about locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Crisp of
Gresham
Blue Ridge
Chas. Kessler
John Swanson
Clear Creek
Local Notes From Shelby and Surroundings
Leslie Flanshew’s leg, injured by a horse, was examined by Dr. Woodward and Dr. Grey. bones show imperfect union but proper alignment. Dr. O. PD Wilson, Modale, visits daughter Mrs Henry Kumison and works locally. Ed West’s livery barn near completion. Mrs Seth Bennett seriously ill needing an operation. Grace Stillwell returns to teach. Beebe and Wooley pursue railroad settlement. fishing trip near Gleat Creek yields little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Flanshew
Woodward
Grey
Gresham
O. PD. Wilson
Modale
Henry “Ummison
al Spencer
Ed West
Seth Bennett
Inks
Allenburger
Smith
John McBeth
Grace Stillwell
Ohio
Beebe
Albert
Wooley
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborly Visits
Miss Bertha Timm visits sister Imma this week. Laura Seger called on Mrs Flora Fentress. Claude Timm helps brother David plow corn. Helen Louis Strang works for Mrs Will Fentress. C M Pulver and wife visit son O Stull. Brandt family visits Al Brandt and wife. Annie Vanhousen visits cousin Daisy. Andrew Seger entertains Cashner family. R Walker calls on Henry Burns, who is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Timm
Columbus
Bertha Timm
Imma
Laura Seger
Flora Fentress
Claude Timm
David
Helen Louis Strang
Will Fentress
C. M. Pulver
O. Stull
Mrs. Brandt
Willie
al Brandt
Probate Notice for Estate of John G Mickey Nebraska
Creditors of the estate of John G Mickey deceased must present claims for examination and allowance to the executor. Meetings before the County Judge of Polk County Nebraska are set for July 10 1903 October 10 1903 and January 10 1904 at 10 oclock A M with six months to submit claims and one year for the executor to settle from July 10 1902. Notice published in the Osceeta Record four weeks before July 10 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Mickey
Polk County
Nebraska
Said
Osceéta
Crop substitutions for damaged corn land in Nebraska guidance
In a June planting window corn can mature with early varieties. Recommend alternatives such as sorghum millet and cowpeas for hay or pasture, buckwheat and broomcorn millets for grain, and Kafir corn or soybeans for feed. Soybeans offer feed value comparable to oil meal. plant in rows 3 feet apart with a grain drill as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Bittner
Osceola
Nebr
J. M. Maher
Fremont
M. H. Smith & Son
Desoto
T. L. Lyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Dumps
Mrs. Dumps
Jim
Sunny Jim
J. H. Mickey
J. L. King
Mickey
A. EF
Nnquist
Iosceola Bank
Polk Couniey
Pas
Reall
Masy
Cottrell’s Barn
A. H. Hennings
Hesary Cottrell, Mgr
CTY Roller Mill
Bakers
Svecand
W. M. Johnston
Frank S. Larson
Lydia Peterson
Minnesota
Emma Hult
Stromsburg
Albert J. Johnson
Hamione
Rat An
Illa
I’remont
C. I. Johnson
Steave Swanson
Mable Pierson
Esel Peterson
Hannah Johnson
Bertha Pierson
Will Swanson
Selma Sandell
Amanda Johnson
Sandell
Mrs. Lindholm of
Albert Johnson
Charley Johnson
Albert Pierson
Olie Pierson
Nels Pierson
Mr. Alfred Johnson
Laura Timm
Jruiday
Hannah Timm
Mrs. Weiseman
Martha Wieseman
Emeline McConnell
Arborville
J. G. Ellis
Munson
Holtz
Wieseman
Paul
E. Timm
P. C. Wieseman
E. S Hoppock
Omaha
J. M Mills
Lid Hester
Ada Bense
BH. J. Brown
W. W. Gierhart
Wayland
Victor
John Ireland
John
Blanche Kingsolver
Tony Dunbier
Mr. Heaston
Lucy Hennings
Vernie Miller
York
U. B
Tev. Crisp
Omar Reed
Frank Fox
Oscar
Charley Newcomer
Foreman Shaw
Inez
Victor Sunday
Nels
Otto Hasselback
Grand Island
Jas. Richmond
Route
Myon ‘Thompson
Kries
Chas
Sudden
Sileet Butler
Annie Vanhousen
Daisy
Andrew Seger
Mr. Cashner
Rising
Tale Fae
Sangcura Sprudel
Sangeura Sprudel Wells ,O
Dearborn SL
Chicago
GT. Ray & CO
Radam
Bright
Bank of
Pouth
Nuquist
Min
Max FB
Bittner
DS An
I. M. Powers, Pres
A. O. Monson
S. A. Snider
Cushur
Cackhulles
HART
Ti Uy Eee
Swrepe
Ba, Binndep Gus
Swan Anderson
McCoy
WW. E. Kinney
Chicagand
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Adres Svan
Paeae
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