Rain and hail mark week in Lone Tree
A heavy rain with hail fell in Lone Tree as farmers begin corn planting. Dr. Sutton of Concordia preached at the Baptist church and will speak again May 20. Children’s Day plans proceed with a choir of sixteen from Concordia touring Highland Baptist. Admission to events is ten cents after age ten. Mr. Cowle and Mr. Adams bought seed corn in Iowa at 2.40 per bushel. Insurance agents renewed work across the area. A J Kelley and wife with Harry Walter and Mrs. Will Adams visited Belleville Saturday.
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Concordia
The
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Highland Baptist Church
A. Jd. Kelley
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Will Adams
Belleville
White Rock Whittling and Local Happenings
Mrs. J. Othberg is improving after illness. Albin Forsberg built a new bridge near Weir's last week. Myrtle Meek spent Sunday in Scandia. Ray White will work for Mr. Richers this summer. Henry Osborn plans to build a new dwelling. Arley Meek returns home from Salina where he attends the Skelton Telegraphy School. The Lincoln social was largely attended. Roy Boyles Fred Richers and Mr. Martin went to Belleville last Monday.
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Salina
The
Skelton Telegraphy School
Roy Boyles
Fred Richers
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Western Winds and Local Happenings in Betts Town
Miss Belle Woods returned from Lincoln on Thursday. J N Bettis and wife spent Sunday at Sorick's. J B Garman did business in Hardy Nebraska Friday. R J Bettis and wife visited Albert Goldstein Sunday. Theo Otto H H Johnson and Fred Evert hauled hay from the eastside Tuesday. Frank Bettis from Arkansas visits relatives today. Mrs Olous Free has been quite sick recently. Will Bell was injured when his horses tangled the lister and cut his ankle while listing. Mrs A M Bettis helped Mrs J N Bettis on Tuesday.
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Nor way Bulletin Notes Local Health and Social Happenings
Mrs Cynthia Scrivner sought treatment in Concordia this week while Mrs Rast McGregor improves after illness. Farmers report active spring planting as several have corn in. Jacobson farms a 400 egg incubator and hatches fast. W J Dunlap visited Concordia for medical advice. Mr and Mrs Scrivuer, Guy Matthews and Oleva Thompson visited C Hohman. A J White installed a new telephone for A Krogstadt. Sam Logston and family traveled from Concordia to attend the play, returning next day. Mrs Bakke to teach Norwegian school for four weeks at Norway. Mike Cuthbertson visited home. Harry Crossan served on the jury in Belleville. Mrs Lotta Summers and Ron Fay visited her parents. The Dickerhoof family spent a few days here. Mrs Selma Anderson returned home from Zeandale after visiting. Miss Ida Hugos came from Scandia to attend the Stars play. Mrs Frankforther from Concordia visited her parents Mr and Mrs Anderson. The Stars entertainment was a success with strong performances. Mrs Matthews traveled from Concordia Friday to visit locally.
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Selma ‘Anderson
Zeandale
Ida Hugos
Scandia
Frankforther
Concordia
Mr. Andersons
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