Potter column notes busy social and agricultural pace
Local residents report dances at Mr Sharps and Rome hotel dining, threshing at start of week, corn husked across fields with yields from five to twenty bushels per acre. Visitors travel to Sidney and Reddington while numerous calls, repairs, and community events fill pages. A sheriff led a car stop at Point of Rocks as a prisoner escaped. new superintendent Rev Islam visits and church services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Daugherty
Denver
John Beyer
Sidney
Messrs
Jensen and
Aylsworth
Lumpkin
Western Buyers Association of
Omaha
Ickes Social Notes Include Weddings At Dalton
Ed Walsh finishes spud picking as James McNulty and family attend church at Dalton on Saturday. Katharine Walsh and Katherine Ward appear at local events while Katie Madden wed Jay Deering in Sidney. Dalton visits, institute attendees, and a Kreader hay yard update frame a snapshot of community life and forthcoming sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walsh
James McNulty
Dalton
Norv Eckert
Col. Sharp
Pat Keenan
Glenn Perrigrew
J. M. Kreader
Peter Koeogh
Sidney
Bronson Braces for Snow as Sleigh Riding Expected
Branson area notes a dry spell with forecast snow and sleigh riding soon. A. P. Siebenaler visited the county seat on business Wednesday. Frank Jarrett moved into the Pomeroy house for the winter. Jimmy Berneik was thrown from a horse last Sunday and broke his collar bone. J. Sauer threshing this week. Corn picking nearly finished. Local dances attract large crowds at A Sharp’s and Benish Hall. Mrs Siebenaler and sisters Alice Ball and Anna Rowe left for the east. Alice to Kelmcreek and Anna to Orchard Neb. Frank Bernerk bought a hog from Nora Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Siebenaler
Frank Jarrett
Pomeroy House
Jimmy Berneik
J. Sauer
A. Sharp
Benish Hall
Siebenaler
Alice Ball
Anna Rowe
East
Alice
Kelmcreek
Anna
Orchard
Nebr
Frank Bernerk
Nora Brown
Potter area notes and local happenings in Seyfang addition
Chas. Stanton is noted for building the first house in Sey fang addition and is seen as a future mayoral figure. D. H. Shultz avoided appendicitis with timely aid from Dr. Ames. Ed Quinn and wife attended a dance and visited Grandpa Thornburg on Sunday. C. W. Johnson moved cattle to Omaha while Emma Johnson of Bethel visited sister Mrs. Cooley in Greeley. Mrs. Troelstrup was on the sick list. Clarence Johnson shipped hogs to Denver. Christensen & Kelso plan new builds in Seyfang addition. Lutheran church women to host a dinner on election day at Gunderson Hotel. Mr. Banta greets again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stanton
Seyfang
D. H. Shultz
Dr. Ames
Ed Quinn
Grandpa Thornburg
Greeley
Colorado
Mrs. Cooley
Troelstrup
Clarence Johnson
Denver
Christensen & Kelso
Women of
Lutheran Church
Gunderson Hotel
Mr. Banta
Local Notes From Pine Bluffs and Sidney Area
Ieditor Stephens spent Saturday with his brother at Pine Bluffs. B F Thornburg attended court at Sidney last week. Mrs Ruff of Potter is misidentified. they live at Scottsbluffs. W Rodman, former banker, has set up farm and loan business at Kimball. Thornburg took land south of town on a debt and exchanged it for his son George's Sidney store equity, to be managed by Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieditor Stephens
Pine Bluffs
B. F. Thornburg
Sidney
Ruff
Kimball
Potter
Scottsbluffs
W. Rodman
George
Tom
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha October 22
Cattle receipts were fair, about 6000 head. cornfed cattle scarce and markets weak with values down about a half dollar. Feeders and feeder calves at low, uneven levels. hogs 6800 to 6900 top, lambs and sheep mixed but steady for feeders and fat ewes. Mexican firing at Naco wounds a woman and child on the U.S. side with shells bursting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Naco
Ariz
Sonora
Maytorena
McCook Engineer Dies of Apoplexy
McCook Nebraska October 21 Engineer Frank G Westland died at his home shortly after coming in on his passenger run he was stricken with paralysis from which he never recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Neb
Frank G. Westland
Nebraska Synod Meets In Madison Nebraska
The Nebraska synod of the Presbyterian church met in Madison Nebraska and remained in session over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Synod
Madison
Neb
Nebraska Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Tsingtan Forts Again Bombarded
An official notice reports Japanese and British warships bombarded Tsingtan and Huichuan forts. An aircraft destroyed part of the batteries. One British sailor was killed and two were injured in the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Huichuan
Tsingtan
Peasant Girls Aided Russians in Vistula Fight
A Petrograd dispatch attributes part of the failed German Vistula crossing to local peasants especially girls who dug trenches for Russian troops. The city will host Alma Where Do You Live at Tobin Opera House on Saturday November 7 in five languages, a new record for such shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Vistula
Tobin Opera House
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Bright Health Benefits
An old ad copy extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for happiness and wellness, suggesting readers feel as bright and cheerful as the speaker if they try the remedy. The tone imitates a vintage newspaper advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
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