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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
1
Local Stromsburg bulletin records social calls and travel, marriages, and real estate moves. Mentions Sundberg Nyvolom wedding location, residents like Mrs G E Kidder, W W Ballenger, and W E Kinney, plus civic items such as school repairs, a new soda fountain, and a star mail route.
Pleasant Prairie reports Mrs GC E Shaw under a doctor's care this past week and Mrs Perry Steavers slowly recovering from illness. Orley Steavers and a York visitor spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W A Steavers. John Lindgren and Chas Shaw bought new corn planters in Strums burg last week. Miss Inez Shaw of Osceola stays with her brother C E Shaw's family this week. Tracy Nelson, son of Chas Nelson, had an accident on the way home from Sunday school when his pony bolted and threw him, injuring his head. Two Perry Steaver cousins from Pennsylvania are visiting the Steaver family.
Temperance lecturer Virgil Hinshaw spoke to a large audience in Laclede on Sunday evening. John and Mrs Knowles of Clarks visited F J Hahn. Miss Elsie Norman of Stromsburg stayed with sister Mrs Ed Stevens. Pleasant Home youths attended a Benedict dance Saturday. A wolf chase Sunday failed as the wolf escaped unharmed. Louie Putman sews for Mrs J W Lanham this week. Mr Davis of Stromsburg visited M F Smith and family Sunday. Corn planting begins with several people already at work Monday morning. R B Putman of Stromsburg dined with his parents Monday evening.
A Clarksville column records sermons at Fairview chapel and Pleasant Valley, visits by Nellie Finecy and others, Campbell Circus arrival and weather, plus farm and wildlife remarks. It mentions Injuries from a burst gun, 16 000 trees planted, stolen barrel, a dog stopping a runaway team, grass hoppers, and a Colorado wipeout method.
A fragmented note recalls May 12 1975 when The Homesteader published by W ef Kimme shows brief town items. Mentions frost, OAL Waters building north side of Oq, a sardonic smile from Dr Arnold, and a court note about Bones claiming to outrun any wind.
Farmers of Valley precinct near completion of corn planting. Organizing a baseball club requires a meeting next Saturday at 40 o'clock. L. A. Beltzer builds a new house this season. Nels F. Peterson and Matilda Nelson wed on April 29 in Platte and Polk counties. Sentinel first issue from York printed by Scott and Miller. Various local notes on cattle sales and residents.
Planters cultivators riding and walking gang sulky plows sisters walking plows and more offered at very low figures. Equipment described as as good as new and never used.
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