Polk Local News Briefs Hit Central City and Nearby
Local items from Polk include visits by Henry F. Smith and wife to Central City, Ruth Cooper from Bellwood, and J. E. Bowman listed as sick. Mrs. W. A. Newton, Miss Zorah Shafer, and Miss Lena Wurtz also travel to Central City or Lincoln. Russell Jackson returns from Ainsworth after a funeral. Mae Tenney leaves for Grand Island College. Crow's Drug Store promotes Weather Calendars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bowman
Henry F. Smith
Central City
Ruth Cooper
Bellwood
C. A. Person
Hordville
AG. Lindburg
Nels Holm
Baby
Omaha
W. A. Newton
Lena Wurtz
Lincoln
C. G. Dahigten
Daugh‘ter
Anna
A. T.’ “Lindquist
Russell Jackson
Ainsworth
Migs
Mae ‘Tenney
Grand Island College
Polk barber shop price increase takes effect
Beginning January 22, 1917, Polk barber shops set new prices for shaves and hair services. Shaves cost 15 cents, haircuts, shampoo, tonics, and massages range up to 35 cents. The stance notes that prices otherwise remain the same, with neck shaves included at no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Fitch
A. C. Quillen
Earl G. Hatbeit
Farmers Grain & Stock Co meeting urged for stockholders
Farmers Grain and Stock Co urges stockholders to attend a forenoon meeting starting at 10 with free luncheon served at noon in the dining hall upstairs and lodge hall as a reception room. An open meeting follows at 2 PM with J W Shortill and the Farmers Quartette on the program. Bring wives and get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Shorthill
Karmers
Karmer
J. Ac “Adelson
Pres
Samuelson
Local notices and social news from Jensen's area
Quick items include visits and travels of Chas Waak to Schuyler to see his brother, Nellie Fair returning to Burwell, and Joyce Buckner resuming studies at Wesleyan. Ed Stevens and Chris Thesing attended a horse sale in Grand Island. Mrs Julia Gylling of Gresham visits Amelia Robison at the farm. Rev Fred Lindburg of Buffalo, Minnesota preached at the Swedish Mission church. The Pure Food Grocery interior was repainted, and Chas Becker promotes a welcoming storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stevens
Chris Thesing
Grand Island
Nellie Fair
Burwell
S. J. Harless
A. G. Lindburg
Chas, Becker
Sale of 320 Acres of Estate Lands in Polk County
Executor of Mary Dimick estate offers private sale of 320 acres north of Polk Nebraska near Beulah and Havens. 200 acres cultivated 10 in alfalfa 110 meadow pasture with good soil and improvements. Estimated yearly income about 2400 dollars. Bid before March 1 1917 with reasonable terms. Contact M L King executor Osceola Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dimick
E. Kof
Tincome
Polk
Beulah Store
Havens
R. R. Market
M i. L. King
Osceola
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pure Food Grocery
Chas. F. Becker
Prop
Treasury
Interior
the Treasury J
Harlan
T: Frazier, Polk, Neb
Logal. News
Jensen’s
Elmer
Dr. Spencer
Ted Smith
Polk Mere. Co
J. E. McDaniel
Zor Ah Shafer
Robert‘Larson
Stromsburg
D. H. Westfall
Lena Carmann
Pleateanton
Ida Joseph
Gust Branting
Mel=vin
North Platte
Roy
Arvid
Crow's Drug Store
Myrtle Flodman
Wahoo
Hugo F Flodman
Saeed
G. L. Spencer
Chas. Waak
Schuyler
Julia Gylling of
Gresham
A‘melia
A.robison
Fred Lindburg
Buffalo, Mint
Swedish Mission Church
Joyce Buckner
Wesleyan
Polk” County
Nebraska
H.C
Pennsylvania
Emerson’ Ss
North Bend Milling Co
Crete Mills
Golden Rule
Maitland
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