Locals Move About On Weekend Errands and Visits
James Addison visited the city from Shelby on Saturday. Nellie Andersen from Lincoln visited Saturday. J F Ayres traveled to Rising on business. Henry Snider rode to Central City. D B Hulquest rode to Omaha Saturday morning. Martha and Emma Lundgren went to Omaha. Joe Gubser returned from western state after a horse purchase. Mrs L J Van Hoosen stayed with daughter in Stromsburg Saturday. Mary Lewis at school spent Saturday with her parents in Benedict. Mrs T D Richards left for Varney Friday to visit Miss Era Richards. Mrs Eric Wallin visited from Stromsburg Friday. Leah Shaw spent Saturday with friends in Lincoln. Frank Johnson and B D Cotton went to Hordville for store work. Mr and Mrs Albert Torst from Madison visited H Shore and relatives. Merton Burley named night watch replacing Wal Lilstort who joined Polk County Telephone Co. Kenneth Talbot returned from Dunkirk Montana reporting a wet harvest. Mr and Mrs O F Branting returned from a three times trip to the exposition sites and visited Ed Jones at Keaton and the Polk Wounty Ks at Richvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Addison
Shelby
Nellie Andersen
J. F. Ayres
Ienry Snider
Central City
D. B. Hulquest
Omaha
Martha
Emma Lundgren
Joe Gubser
L. J. van Hoosen
Stromsburg
Mary Lewis
Benedict
T. D. Richards
Varney
Missera Richards
Eric Wallin
Leah Shaw
Lincoln
Frank Johnson
B. D. Cotton
Hordville
Johnson
Albert Torst
Madison
H. ¢. Shore
Merton Burley
Wal Lilorst
Polk County Telephone Co
Kenneth Talbot
Dunkirk
O. F. Branting
Exposition
Albert Jones
Keaton
Polk Wounty Iks
Richvate
For Sale Potatoes and Supplies Offer
For sale potatoes per bushel 50 cents. potatoes per peck 40 cents. onions per dozen heads 50 cents. sauerkraut per gallon 20 cents. All orders delivered. Howard Crouse, Green 2014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crouse
Green
Noted editor F Davis dies after illness in Sil a Creek
The long time editor 1D F Davis of Sil a Creek died at home after a lingering cold and pneumonia symptoms. His funeral and burial followed at Columbus with Knights Templar and Modern Woodmen honors. He was born Nov 29 in Shell Creek Nebr and began teaching before later serving as deputy county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davis
Sila Creek
Sierly
W. ©. Robinson
Columbus
Knights “Pythias
Pyilman
Daniel Néis Davis
Nool
Schuyler
Colfax
County
Treas
Saeninite
Tom Arneold
Northwestern University
Arnold
Northwestern
Tom Cunningham
Augustus Rollett
Farnum
Osceola
Uth
Telegraph and Times Editor Pat Dwyer Dies at 65
Pat Dwyer longtime editor and publisher in Silver Creek died at his son Thomas’s home after a nine week illness from typhoid fever contracted in Kentucky. He edited the Tele gram and Silver Creek Times before founding the Silver Creek Land, shaping local journalism. Funeral set for 10:30 Saturday at the Catholic Church in Silver Creek with burial in Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Silver Creek
Pat Dwyer
Thomas
Dwyer
Kentucky
Clarks
Gresham Items Enumerate Local Visits and Klub Activities
Gresham notes list Omaha visitors including Mr and Mrs Geo Bend and John Skinner and Mrs A M Marriott visiting Beaver Crossing with daughter. Miss Mamie Tobey returned from York. Mrs F L Rasp won seven prizes at Butler County Fair. Kensington M E church meeting held at Mrs John Haris due to rain. Officers elected: Pres Mat tie Lindstrom V Pres Ora Hillyer Lee Treas Miss Ora Downing. Ada Frederickson returned to Norfolk after stay. Dey couple visited Burwell. June Skinner visited Fremont. Richard Moomey returned from Devel county after land viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Marriott
Beaver Crossing
T. C. Kirby
John Nebergall
Omaha
Mamie Tobey
York
Francis Bollman
W. G. Harrison
F. L. Rasp
Butler County
M. E. Church
Katie Brant
John Haris
Pres
Mattie Lindstrom
V. Pres
Ora Hillyer
Lee Treas
Ora Downing
J. R. Downing
Ora
Council Bluffs
Ada Fredrickson
Norfolk
Neb
Harry Stevenson
J. D. Dey
Burwell
G. J. Walford
Special stockholders meeting for To-Ka-Han Co.
In the Court House on Friday Oct 8 at 7 30 PM stockholders are urged to attend. C E Clark and others will present a proposition to place the To-Ka-Han Company on its feet and secure exclusive ownership of a rich property near the railroad. The meeting also covers the status of the Royal Basin Co. and invites all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vfol
Court House
C. E. Clark
Royal Bas'n Co
Torell Women Visit City From Stromsburg
Mrs. A Torell and Miss Olga and Edith Torell of Stromsburg were in the city Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. Torell
Miss Olga
Edith Torell
Stromsburg
City
Final Account and Report in Polk County Estate Case
Notice to interested parties that the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and distribution in the estate of John G. Swancon deceased. Hearing set before the Polk County Nebraska Court on October 22, 1915. Dated Sept 27, 1915. County Judge F. H. Ball. Melvin Andersen mentioned as a Polk County Friday night passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marquis
Nebraska
Polk County
John G., Swancon
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Essy
Tom Arnold
Gresham
Tay
Melvin Andersen
Polk
House of
Kuppenkeimen
Jet
Ith le Comte
Flesher
Adams, Hough and
Howard
Rays Drug Store
Ort
Kuppenheimer
Beaufort
House of Kuppenheimer
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