Local News Notes On Registrations And Socials In Nebraska
Mrs Zora Mee registered in the Nebraska band drawing. Jno Botts visited North Phatt to register in the land drawing returning Friday evening. Wm Sebaugh Frank Sallman Chas Sandell and Chas Isaacson were among those who registered Thursday. Mrs Sic hlad and Mrs Wheeler from Duluth visited the old home. Mrs Bee hosted Sunday dinner for several ladies. Oliver’s advertised sales include china and water, with bread and flour offers from 1888 Brand. a street sale is planned for October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Mee
Nebraska
M. Weislower
Jno
Wm, Sebaugh
Frank Sallman
Chas, Sandell
Chas Isaacson
Unclear Public Notice Fragment Raised by A. M. Malfin
Fragmentary notice reads like an order to leave supplies for foes and mentions timing a car for a few days. Names and some phrases are garbled, offering minimal coherent facts or dates.
Auction notes and local scene in County line items
For sale items include creek pot tom and Samiles from town with quick sale pricing. J W Plotter and Frank Bergeron and sons harvest sand from the river for a new house foundation north of town. County Commissioner Haney of Courtland visits and other routine notices appear amid dated fruit terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Plotter
Bergeron and Sons
Dickason
Bruisedy nays Swedish Ap UE entertainment note
Fragmentary text mentions a Thursday afternoon event by Brueidstyan and Evers. Specific names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuiedstyan
Tdi Evers
For Sale or Trade and Local Notices
For Sale or Trade Brampton model 2rd No BS0717 short horn bull 6 and a half years old red. Also have a yearling grade bull for sale. Also 25 head of shouts for sale. Grunsteadts rye flour now in stock. W. W. Wells of Kansas City visiting. Debtors urged to settle by Saturday as we quit business. J. W. Crider closing Monday.
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Scandia
T. W. Kelley
New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Middle West
Beckman
Brampton
O— Abs
W. W. Wells
Kansas City
Frank Tawkins
J. W. Crider
Tia
Social Gathering Highlights Local Ladies
Miss Eblad attended a social afternoon with Wheeler and Sal Abday present. The event featured two sisters of Mbps and Ryan Nied Porpierdy assisting, and Mrs EkbTad returned home Monday aged Mars. Avie Swauser will join the Doreus Society in the elated parlors. everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eblad
Wheeler
Deaier
Sal
Wien
Fertoon
Gre
Mbps
Ryan
Porpierdy
Seathia
EkbTad
Mars
Avie
Swauser
Doreus Society
Farm Sale and Community Visitors Reported
Fragmented notice notes a farm for sale with livestock and crops for three surrounding regions and mentions visits by Prof. Mbankata and Seandia friends. It records carpenter work on a house and social visits by Mesdames Nwan Cooper Watee and Preebure to Dle ville with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwan
Cooper, Wateeero
Preebure
Dle Ville
Manhiattan Celebration Attendee Visits Editor
Cooper attended the fiftieth anniversary celebration of WN in Manhiattan Tuesday. Charles Baeeht from Clyde visited the editor from Wednesday evening to Friday morning. He planned to travel to Proken Bow to register and view the land drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HS. Cooper
Manhiattan
Aki
Charles Baeeht
Near Clyde
Tie
Bow
Nutter Family Visit Spans Weekend in Cub City
Editor Nutter, son of Republic, died en route in Cub while visiting his parents. They returned Monday and spent a brief period in the journal office between trains.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olivers
China
Bee
Mesdam , Ekblad
Wheeler and
Ivan
Journal
Grandsteds
Oliver
Granstedts
Star Grocery
J. W. Plotner
Seandia
Hessex
Haney of
Courtland
Sultan Valettis
A. Social
Clarence Johnson
Ars. Sederlins
WOR Sale
C. A. Swanson
Josie Fullen
Vincent
Sther Sidersoin
Mis
Jolin Nalsotr
Ades. i. Po Sturekius
Prof
Mbankata the da Ber
Betttetoy Homie Saitek Vei
Ral
Stanley
Esi
Mes. Wan. EL Til
Neendao
Dee
Lue
Kans
the Bank of Scandia
Aescos
Morey, Tls. Cooper, M.A. Preble
Ajr
Worey
J.J. Smith
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Kansas
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