Polk County Social Notes Appear in Local Visit Highlights
O. P. Saint of Stromsburg visited Polk last Friday. W. A. Refshauge and wife stayed with Mrs. R's mother at Ulysses Sunday. Olson brothers from Wyoming visited the Progress office last Thursday. The sing Polkites from Stromsburg came Wednesday. Minnie Loeffelbein of Garne Island visited Miss Mary Nierman Sunday. Mrs. Primmer plans a trip to Polson Montana to see her daughter Mrs Marsh. Bauder and son received a car of Fords Saturday. E. J. Kroger and family from Grand Island visited Mrs. Chas Neirmann Sunday. Mrs. George Tilden and son from Stromsburg stayed with Miss Mary Wilcox at Arborville part of the week. Dr Fouts will be in Dr Westfall's office June 9 to treat eye ear nose and throat ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tilden
W. A. Stevens
Beulah
Central City
Minnie Williams
Marie Larson
Stromsburg
Mickie
Progress
Progress Force
Ida Nordstrom
John Nordstrom
Florence Hendrickson
Silver Creek
Polk Mercantile Store
Ludwig Joseph
D. N. Carlson
Olga Gustafson
Osceola
George Derby
Mitchell
Neb
McGuffin
J. S. Gustafson
York
Camp Fire
Shafer
Memorial Services and community notices fill Polk County page
Local items report special memorial services for Odd Fellows and Highlander Lodges on June 6 at 7 30 PM. Other notes mention honeyed coffee sales, ad updates for Hugo Bros tent show and Case tractor, visitors to Central City and Stromsburg, paving estimates, and a series of social and commerce notices across Polk County including a furniture sale and local personnel changes.
Big Dance At Viking Auditorium Friday Night
Hugo Bros. six piece symphony orchestra to perform at the Viking Auditorium. Union Memorial Services last Sunday at the M. E church drew a large audience for the two choirs a male chorus and a solo by Mrs. Griffin. Rev Kunkle delivered the address holding audience attention to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking Auditorium
Hugo Bros
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
Gratitude to friends who visited and contributed kindness in our time of trouble after the death of a loved one. The note thanks those who gathered around the home, hoping the same support would be shown in the future to others in need. Mrs. Fred Lind and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lind
Obituary of Everette Lind 1902 1920 17 year old
Everette Raymond Lind born November 19 1902 died May 25 1920 at age 17 years 6 months 6 days. He suffered from spinal meningitis causing curvature of the spine and underwent treatments in St Louis with Dr McLean. Death was caused by Hyper Thyrodisne. He is survived by his parents Ames and and Mrs Lind three sisters Emma Lillie Winnie and brother Lloyd plus other relatives. Two younger brothers had predeceased him.
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Everette Raymond Lind
Everette
McLean
St Louis
Everett
Ames Lind
Emma
Lillie
Winnie
Lloyd
Heavenly Home
Local notices include sales visits and community updates
Ames Lind family thanks supporters for illness and death of their son. Beatrice Creamery driver A. B. Anderson travels. Wade's Closing Out Sale announced at Hordville. Hog car from Chas. Flick to Omaha market. Lundberg family Lincoln visit. Herman Blase and family from York visit. Gladis Crane visits Arborville grandparents. Halden visits from Stromsburg. Schup and Wilson guests of Mrs Becker in Omaha and Lincoln. Bond offers and transfers noted. Hokenson busy with transfer trade. Newcomer adjusts hail loss for State Insurance. Dover family returns from Grand Island. Hugo Bros tent show causes no picture show this week. Decoration Day gathering at Town hall with Nellie Tilden reading. Taskets served cafeteria style. Ed Koon of York attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. A. Lundberg
Bobbie
Lincoln
Herman Blase
York
Gladis Crane
Chapman
L. G. Dorsey
Arborville
F. E. Halden
Stromsburg
GC. QC. Eckles
Wm. Schup
Omaha
Marie Wilson
Earl Becker
Citizens State Bank
Hokenson
Knight
Wade's Sale At Hordville Promises Money Chance
A sale at Hordville is advertised with Wade urging attendance for a chance to solve money matters. The brief note hints at financial opportunity through the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Crow and family urged to protect crops with hail insurance
A fragment shows A K Crow and family mentioned with advice to protect crops from hail by insuring through Citizens State Bank and local hail insurance companies during a Wednesday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. McGaffin
O. P. Saint of
Polk
W. A. Refshauge
Mrs. R
Ulysses
Messrs Olson
Wyoming
Frank Clifford
Chris
Sing
Minnie Loeffelbein
Garne
Island
Mary
Nierman
Mrs. Primmer
Polson
Montana
Mra Marsh
Bauder and Son
E. J. Kroger
Grand Island
Chas. Neirmann
Martin Furniture Co’s
Martin Furniture Co
Central City, Nebraska
Nebr
Nathan Wilson
A. W. Thompson
Pike & Olson
R. H. Thesing
I. C
Odd Fellows
Highlander
Shafer’s
Ad- D. EB. Boeler
Wahoo
Harvey
Westfall
Dana
Thesing
D. M. McNeely
Carl Handquist
Crete
McNeely
Kahler
Merrill Buckner
Philadelphia
Rev
Chester Buckner
Goodwill Industries
Above
Mesdanes Burke and
Graff
Seward
Padden
Martin’s
Erick Larson
L. P. Burke
Arboga
Sweden
August Carlson
Anderson
The
Beatrice Creamery Co
Hordville
Chas. Flick
Charley Newcomer
Hackberry Precinct
A.D. Dover
Hazel Gruenther
A. K. Crow
Oxford
A.D. Monson
Bon-Ami Oil Stores
Sundberg & Son
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