WEYERTS NEWS BRIEFS HIGHLIGHT LOCAL FAMILIES AND EVENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Folkerts and families returned from a three week visit in Illinois and Missouri. The Forneys and Forneys attended Lisco callers. A baby girl eight pounds was born at the Kord Dykman home with mother and child doing well. Mrs. White of Gurley cared for them. Mrs. Brauer visited Mrs. Haxby. Henning Forster visited the Bauer residence. A party returned Friday from an eastern state visit and stay at the W. C. Forney home. Rev. Wustenburg moved to Lodge Pole for winter. The Bauer family and children visited Kord Dykman. Mrs. Haxby and Lavon visited Mrs. Rogers. The Ladies Aid bazaar and supper will be held at Theo Folkerts home Friday evening. Mission Fest set at East Lutheran Church on Sunday. Louis Rabe painting his farm building with Henry Kahler and John Feilberts assisting. Mr. and Mrs. John Buttrick planned a western state visit. Dr C V Johnson returned from Salida Colo. after his sister's husband’s death. Lawrence Schwartz, Potter Post commander, back from Fitzsimmons hospital in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Folkerts
Fred Bauer
Pearl
Lloyd
Lavern
Ilinois
Missouri
Wayne Forney
Gen
W. C. Forney
Lisco
Kord Dykman
White
Gurbey
Louis Brauer
Haxby
Henning Forster
Wom
Rev. Wustenburg
Lodge Pole
L. Barlow
Barlow
Texas
Will Haxby
Lavon
Frank Rogers
Ladies Aid of
West Lutheran Church
Theo Folkerts
East Lutheran Church
Louis Rabe
Sidney
Henry Kahler
John F. Feilberts
John Buttrick
Stanton
C. V. Johnson
Salida
Colo
Lawrence Schwartz
Potter Post
American Legion
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Potter News Social Roundup Notes Local Travel
County Treasurer E H Biggs was visiting Potter on Monday. Mrs Reynolds, a field worker for WWMS, spent the first of the week here in the interest of her society. Mr and Mrs F C Harris and son Donald left Saturday for Omaha for a state bankers convention. Visitors to Mitchell for a baseball game included Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson C E Biggs and Jesse Tompkins. N B Miller with his mother left for Dannebrog to visit Albert Troelstrup who attends school in Bidney. Mrs Quy Hite was a Kimball visitor last Friday. Mrs W T Sloan leaves for O Neill to visit her parents. Mrs R L MacAdam is in Denver for the week. Mrs Ralph Mercheim is visiting her brother and family. Mrs Elmer Jacobson and Mrs Rose Neal visited Kimball Friday. Ralph Robertson and family left for California for a several months stay. The C W Johnson family hosted a dinner party as a parting courtesy. Mrs K Hansen shopped in Sidney last Friday. The Hagemeister family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Juell at Lawrence Forks. Mrs Fred Reetz was in Sidney Friday for dental work. The W C T U meets this Wednesday with Mrs Wm Hagemeister. Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Biggs
Potter
Reynolds
F. C. Harris
Donald
Auto
Omaha
State Bankers Convention
Mitchell
Joe Nelson
C. E. Biggs
Jesse Tompkins
Miller
Dannebrog
R. L. MacAdam
Denver
Ralph Mercheim
Elmer Jacobson
Rose Neal
Kimball
Ralph Robertson
California
C. W. Johnson
Local Socials and Farm News From Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs George Burr and children and Mr and Mrs Herman Frickey and families from Sidney visited at the C E Tolle home Sunday evening. Shoppers and calls among Sidney residents frequent the week. The Farmers Union meeting at Herd Saturday evening was well attended and ended with dancing. Aaron Boyes convalesces after appendicitis surgery at Taylor hospital. The Altar society of St Patrick’s church plans a fall bazaar on November 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Art McMillan
E. D. Tolle
Farmers Union
Herd
Aaron Boyes
Taylor Hospital
Overman Brothers
C.S. Anderson
Earl Tolle
Elinore
Leonard
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Church
Weekend Visitors and Local Callers in Potter and Vicinity
SExtorp Miss Mayme Albers of Dix spent the weekend with Miss Myrtle Nelson Herman Moench and family of Pot ter spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs. Henry Moech and family. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Brett and son, Harold, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Kee and two small children drove to Cheyenne Wells, Colo., Saturday, re turning Sunday evening. Leslie Sanders is the proud owner of a Buick sedan, which he purchased in Sidney on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moench and daughters, Irma and Hilda, departed for Scribner, Nebr., Monday morning Oscar Redeen and niece, Alice, and Miss Carol Hasburger were business callers in Potter Saturday morning. Chris Crowell was a business caller in Sidney Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nelson and son, Roy, spent Wednesday at the Lloyd show home near Dix. Charles Johnson and son, Gordon, were callers in Potter on Saturday. Oscar Redeen and Billy Smith were callers at the Arlo Fisher home Thurs day evening. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Fisher and family were shopping in Sidney on Sat urday. Mrs. Anderson and daughter of Cheyenne visited Friday and Satur day with her brother, Harold Davis, at the George Reetz home. Miss Fern Sanders spent the week end with Miss Eda Carlson. Peter Nelson and daughter, Myrtle, were shopping in Sidney on Saturday. Neil Dunlavy was a caller in Potter Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Albers
Dix
Myrtle Nelson
Herman Moench
Potter
Henry Moech
Lewis Brett
Harold
Charles McKee
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Leslie Sanders
Sidney
Henry Moench
Irma
Hilda
Scribner
Nebr
Oscar Redeen
Alice
Carol Hasburger
Chris Crowell
Peter Nelson
Roy
Lloydshow
Charles Johnson
Gordon
Billy Smith
Arlo Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Anderson
Cheyenne
Harold Davis
George Reetz
Fern Sanders
Eda Carlson
Myrtle
Neil Dunlavy
Valuable Butter Storage Tips From Agriculture Bureau
Butter storage guidance advises using pasteurized sweet cream and low temp churning. Wash to keep firm waxy texture. wrap rolls in parchment, store in a stone crock with strong brine, and keep cool and odor free. Also notes Nicholas Pike introduced the English sparrow to America in 1850 to control caterpillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Nicholas Pike
America
Selecting a calf for baby beef club members cautionary note
Nebraska litigation involves Deve County Bank versus Bomer defendants over a Cheyenne County Nebraska property. The court will sell the East Half of Section 9 Township 12 North Range 48 West at public sale on November 8 1927 at 2 PM at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Courthouse Sidney Nebraska. Sheriff J M Nelson will oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Deve
County State Bank
Chappell
Charles R. Bomer
Orn A Bomer
John Doe
First Lew
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Court House
Sidney
J. M. Nelson
Nebr
Sheriff Sale Notice for Cheyenne County Foreclosure
Notice of Sheriff's sale of real estate under mortgage foreclosure issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County. Sale follows a court order and lists the property to be foreclosed, the time and place of sale, and the terms as required by law. Procedures and details govern the public auction of the described real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Sidney Swimming Pool Incorporated Incorporation Notice
Articles of Incorporation executed forming Sidney Swimming Pool Incorporated in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska as a corporation to lease or purchase land and build a swimming pool with incidental amusements to profit stockholders. Capital stock 10000 with 3000 sold payable by May 1 1927. Expires June 28 1977. Officers presidents and directors listed. Seal Co R McDowell president Henry Pavlat secretary Lee Adams metal work. 90-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Swimming Pool, Incorporated
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ming Pool
Gath House
Abon
Seal
Co. R. McDowell
Henry Pavlat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Potter News
K. Hansen
Hagemeister
Lloyd Juell
Lawrence Forks
Fred Reetz
Wm. Hagemeister
Brownson
George Burr
Herman Frickey
C. E Tolle
Smith
Wm. Bundy
Henry Anderson
Stanley
Edna Vizina
C. S. Anderson
Sextorp
the Razor
Razor
Baby
Sheriff's Sale
Lee Adams
Haskill Hill Road
McCormick
R. I. Gang
Oliver
John Deere Lister
Waterloo Bay
David Bradley
Carl A. Busboom
Fundingsland & Millett
Liberty State Bank
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