Property description fragment in Western Range summary
A cadastral fragment notes sections 2 and 11 in a township west of the principal meridian, describing ih of Range 4 West and related references.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
A cadastral fragment notes sections 2 and 11 in a township west of the principal meridian, describing ih of Range 4 West and related references.
Mrs. John Christian Gregory died aged 82 years and 6 months after a life of faith. She married Samuel R. Gregory on Sept. 12, 1855 in Lancaster Wisconsin, moved to Iowa then Saunders County Nebraska in 1869. She joined the M E church at age 12. Funeral held at Fairview church at 2 PM Friday with interment in Beulah Cemetery.
40 acre farm four miles from Osceola with 32 acres finest land eight acres timber and pasture good house barn for eight head cow shed corn crib hog house hen house well fenced and cross fenced. Priced at 120 dollars. Worth more money but must be sold see R A Mills.
G. T. Ray conducts a contest for Osceola players offering a box of Blue Prince cigars to the first baserunner with ten steals and a box of Lady Abbey cigars for twenty stolen bases by any player, plus a one pound box of Vas-Sar Chocolates to the first player from any team hitting a home run on the local field.
In the room once used by the Osceola Band, J Brigman offers Cleaning and Pressing on Short Notice with satisfaction guaranteed. He handles ladies garments carefully and properly and invites customers to bring their work to the Tailoring and Cleaning Line.
Land sale notice advertising Cheyenne County properties for sale at 25 dollars per acre. Inquiry directed to Clyde Johnson in Osceola Nebraska 4244 for details.
Two young registered Hereford bulls of serviceable age are offered as guaranteed breeders. Contact G. E. Stryker at Rising City, phone K386.
A long list of residents and visitors move through the city Monday. Names include Clyde Cypher from Stromsburg Oliver Westberg en route to Kenesaw plus many Stromsburg and Osceola locals stopping at shops. Livestock buyers advertise, hay for sale and a new cotton and leather fly nets stock is shown.
The Pleasant Valley M E Church reports a near capacity crowd for Children’s Day services last Sunday evening. The program received high praise for its quality and the participants’ effort. A social at Frank Frizzell’s home followed, described as successful in every detail. Dr Shepherd preaches next Sunday and the Ladies Aid urges all local women to join and sign their names.
The Osceola Nebraska post office lists mailed letters and cards for the week ending June 20 1912. Names include Mr T P J Power Ff J Patterman and Rev William Randolph Miss Margaret Reanern Mrs H O Redehorst. Notify by indicating advertised.
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