Town and Country News Highlights Local Happenings
Dutton and family moved to the Weislagel property last week. Ruth Benson of Concordia spent the weekend with her parents. Scandia Produce Co advertises firsts for premium price. Mrs. Geo. Larson hospitalized for appendicitis operation in Concordia. Local visits include the Sarikeys from Republic City and Mrs. W. E. Anderson in Superior. Several social gatherings noted with cards, lunches, and family visits across Scandia and Formosa communities.
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Dutton
Ruth Benson
Concordia
Local social visits amid icy roads and a funeral
Mr and Mrs Wm Moe spent Sunday evening at A Moe home. Miss Alphild Larson of Concordia visited with her parents Enoch and Mrs Larson. Several auto accidents occurred Sunday evening and Monday morning due to icy roads. Mrs Alta Larkins of Republic City and Mrs Winnie Cardwell of Seward Nebr visited Julia Brenneman Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ray McCullough and daughters visited Mrs McCulloughs parents Mr and Mrs Paul Erickson Friday. McCullough went to Lebanon then returned Sunday to Fairbury Nebr. Rev Chase Pehrson conducted August Swenson funeral at Ada church Tuesday afternoon. Swenson among Beaver Creek’s early homesteaders, a stone mason by trade, he built the old Gulick store in Scandia.
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Alphild Larson
Concordia
Mrs
Enoch Larson
Alta Larkins
Republic City
Winnie Cardwell
Seward, Nebr
Julia Brenneman
Ray McCullough
Chase Pehrson
August Swenson
Fraser's Kansas City Visit Precedes Stanford Return
John E. Fraser spent last weekend in Kansas City visiting his sister Mrs. Stanley Schwahn and Mr Schwahn. He also called on friends at Leavenworth where he and Mrs. Fraser formerly lived. He returned to Scandia Monday evening and stayed with his parents until Wednesday evening before leaving on the Rock Island for California. Fraser plans to resume studies at Stanford and expects a Masters Degree next spring.
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John E. Fraser
Kansas City
Stanley Schwahn
Schwahn
Leavenworth
Mrs. Fraser
Scandia
Rock Island
California
Fraser
Stanford University
Scandia Hosts Belleville Town Team Saturday
For sale items include one horse and one mule from Carl D. Larson and a church organ with a Brunswick phonograph. Gust Wennersten bought a team at the John Poage farm. Local residents visited friends and modern carbide lighting was installed at Robt. Lloyd’s farm. Scandia plans a game against Belleville on Saturday January 28.
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Carl D. Larson
Gust Wennersten
Mr. Masten
John Poage Farm
Robt. Lloyd
Scandia
Belleville
Don’t Get Caught in the Busy Rush
A farmer warns that hesitation leads to being caught unprepared for peak season. He urges checking equipment and making repairs or replacements, highlighting the John Deere line as a solution.
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John’ Deere
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