Potter Notes and Local Events at Week's End
Potter residents report Cheyenne losing two games here, 31 17 for girls and 18 6 for boys, with Chadron tournament upcoming on the 11th 14th 15th and 16th. Fred Wickhorst returns from Denver on business. Mrs Biggs and Betty Jean visit Ogallala. K C Knudson visits from Lincoln. bridge prizes awarded. Arvid Chaliburg narrowly escapes a rock ledge injury. D FEnevoldsen resigns from Citizens State Bank.
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Fred Wickhorst
Denver
Cheyenne
Hhere
FE. H. Biggs
Betty Jean
Ogallala
Biggs
K. C. Knudson
Lincoln
Potter
C. A. Larson
EF. C. Harris
G. W. Johnson
Harold Curry
Evan Stines
Bridge
R. A. Babcock
Bill Sandoz
Miller
Andy Hansen
Canada
Yete
Arvid Chaliburg
Ames
Elmer Hicks
Walter Gunderson
Brighton
Colo
D. F. Enevoldsen
The
Citizens State Bank
Colton Area News Shows Harvest, Health and Happenings
South Colton California residents report corn and hog shipments in the region with J W Wendt and Jacob Zimmerman hauling shelled corn to Colton’s elevator. Theodore Brauer returns from North Divide to join Herman Brauer ranch efforts while Anna Denver recovers from surgery in Omaha. Local gatherings at Cortney’s North Divide, farming notes, and a focus on improving conditions amid lingering hard times mark a page of community life.
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California
Peter Lenzen
J. W Wendt
Farmers Union
Sidney
Jacob Zimmerman
Colton
Theodore Brauer
North Divide
Herman Brauer
Anna Denver
Omaha
John Cortney
N.F. Wood
Ht. P. Cortney
Lodgepole Items and Local Trips Reported
J A Lott made a business trip to Big Springs Tuesday. Charles Hein and Louis Englert left Tuesday from Grand Island on business. G E Minshall spent Tuesday afternoon in Chappell. Mr and Mrs F J Grant south of Chappell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F D Barlow. Mr and Mrs Charlies Willis entertained friends Saturday evening for their 20th wedding anniversary. Mrs W F Doetcher left for Laramie Friday after caring for her father J W Harris for three months. Miss Bertha Billington left for Gurley Tuesday for a week's visit with her parents. Oscar Harris of Sidney spent Sunday afternoon with his parents.
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Anton Kripal, Jr
Altar Society
Kripal
Charles Hein
Tatu
Louis Englert
John Inglert
Louise
George Whitefoot
Lucille Rubado
Dix
Margaret Brown
Wilma Hayes
Henrietta Wenik
Sidney
American Legion of Chappell
Eitson Place
J. A. Lott
Big Springs
Grand Island
G. E. Minshall
Chappell
F. J. Grant
F. D. Barlow
Charlies Willis
W. F. Doetcher
Laramie
J. W. Harris
Bertha Billington
Gurley
Oscar Harris
Sutter Family Travels and Local Health News
Spring Canyon residents Dick Sutter and Gladys Sutter traveled to Sidney on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carl Myerholtz was seriously ill and taken to Sterling hospital for surgery but is recovering satisfactorily. Several locals returned home from Sterling, attended dances in Padroni, or visited Merino and Dan Duncan's. Ruth McCall and Ethel Adams are among those traveling with others, while 8. M. Polick remains on the sick list.
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Wood
Tuscon
Arizona
Los Angeles
Aaron Wilt
J. H. Wendte
Logan County
Colorado
Cheyenne
George Deaver
Gentry
N. E. Wood
Dick Sutter
Sidney
Gladys Sutter
John Hansen
Carl Myerholtz
Sterling Hospital
Ted Hecker
Padroni
Ethel Adams
Ruth McCall
Sterling
Beebe
P. R. Bell
Ray Sheffield
Gus Sutter
Wm. McIntosh
Merino
Sutter
R. Bell
Dan Duncan
Ethel Anderson
M. Polick
Plate glass Installed at Habler Garage Windows Doors
Plate glass for windshields and doors installed at Habler Garage. A note reads SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY indicating a potential instruction or reminder. The readable text centers on shop work and a stray quoted phrase. No further details.
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Habler Garage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vp. Z. Gentry
Jacob Zimmedman
Charles Deaver
Herman’ S
Breauer
Mr. Brawer
J. W. Carris
O. M. Waller
W. D. Russell
R. F. Miller
Johm Mayer
Angola
Missionary Society
the Leonard Grocery
Wisconsin
E. J. Leonard
Spring Canyon
DeMolay
U.S. A. Theatre
Oliver Chilled
North U. P
Bonham’s
Ladies Aid
Minnesota
Ohio
C. P. Millett, A. A. Sharp, Audt
G. E. Clark
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