Bet of Congress of March NOVEMBER 9 1917
Art Hamsey received a car load oats Friday from Careron. He will use the oats with ensilage for cattle feed.
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Art Hamsey
Careron
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
4
Local Briefs Highlight Half Price Millinery Night
Literary tonight offers one half off on milliner goods. Hazel Grimm promotes half price sales. Bundy handles a high plant while F runs away. Mrs H E Clapp and Catherine of Lincoln visit Steele City over Sunday. Earl Broadston left Saturday for Genoa to resume school work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze
Grimm
H. E. Clapp
Catherine of Lincoln
Steele City
Earl Broadston
Genoa
Milch Cow For Sale A Good Milky Cow
A good milchy cow to be fresh soon is for sale. Call Chester Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Manley
Week on Farm and Local Notices From Town
Rev H B Allen rests on North Farm after Old Monday. Fred Reynolds returns from Kearney County with husked corn. Teachers Convention in Omaha July 7 to 9. Property for sale via Mrs Bertha Carr. Locals report several travelings and minor injuries. Village board met. a few bills allowed. Jamin market for stock hogs. School flagpole 42 feet high raised. Liberty banner hoisted. Oyster sales Fridays and Saturdays. Fr Lowe sells Deering corn picker to Adolph Joesch. Grace Bugbee May Green sprains ankles. Rochester Mayo trip for treatment. Mrs H Stegemann and party seek medical care. Mrs R E Adams returns from Cheyenne County with potatoes. buggy upset near hay stack. Mrs Hugh Garrett uninjured with baby aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bugbee
May Green
Miss Bugbee
Miss Green
F. Crinklaw
Charles
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Brothers’ Institute
H. Stegemann
Frances
David Coons
Local Notes and Visits Across Town
Miss Katherine Jones assists in the bank Kellies add a new floor to their store Bertha Stolting home from Peru Neb for a short vacation Red Cross meetings held Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Carl Sheeley visits family between trains from Table Rock Thursday was Womens Registration day for Eit Mr and Mrs Alex Shepherd and Albert Shepherd drive to Morris Kansas to visit their uncle after a serious accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Jones
Kellie’s
Red Cross Society
Bertha Stolting
Peru
Nebr
Carl Sheeley
Table Rock
Eit
Alex
Albert Shepherd
Morris
Kansas
Mt Vernon Box Social Fails to Raise Much Money
Several of Mozart Mortis' friends from Blue Springs visited on Sunday afternoon. The box social held by pupils of Mt. Vernon and Rocky Hollow schools last Tuesday evening raised about 15 dollars. Mt. Vernon ladies are noted for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Blue Springs
Mt. Vernon
Rocky Hollow
Whose Cards Are Refused for War Effort Signatures
The article notes that several men refused to sign patriotic cards urging support for the army. It suggests two possible motives, ignorance or indifference to national service, and implies signing is a duty for all eligible men.
Rocky Hollow social notes report multiple Sunday visits
Walter Nutter is sick. Frank Price and family visited Will Bower’s home Sunday. John Malady and family visited Charley Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Jones visited son Will and family. George Schmidt and family visited Ed Hackney. Charley Compton helped John Malachy stack fodder. Marie Compton and Russell Shoebotham visited Charley Compton. Walter Clark and family visited. Andy Belding couple visited Norman Fentiman. Frank Price A C Griffing and Will Bower visited Washington. Mrs Griffing and daughter Mrs Whittington of Lincoln visited Frank Price. Gus Emery drove to Superior to visit Mary Gibson’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Nutter
Frank Price
Will Bower
John Malady
Farmly
Charley Compton
Jones
Will
George. Schmidt
Ed Hackney
John Malachy
Marie Compton
Russell Shoebotham
Walter Clark
Andy Belding
Norman Fentiman
A. C. Griffing
Washington
Fred Whittington
Lincoln
Gus Emery
Famiily
Superior
Nebr
Local Social News and Weekend Gatherings
Clifford Zweifel improves from illness while neighbors reminisce on past week visits. Mr. and Mrs. Seitz returned from Pennsylvania. Lon Moore and family visited the Reiber household. Clara Howland assists Mrs. Correll with housework. An entertainment and box social took place at Joy Creek school house Friday. A Hallowe en party hosted about forty youths by Mr Rais. FS Aege geome neis homecoming noted. Edna Freelich returned from grandparents. Embroidery Club and Hallowe en social at Jones residence. Brenneis hosted a Sunday gathering for Carl with family present from Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Zweifel
Joy Creek
Rais
Hallowe’en
FS Aege Geome Neis
Cue Fanston
Edna Freelich
Jesse Davis
Embroidery Club
Cuaashied Jones
Brenneis
Carl
Brennneis
Suaae
Jansen
Farm Machinery Auction Items and Household Yardage
Farm implements and miscellaneous items offered for sale include a 7 foot Deering binder, a Corn King manure spreader, a 13 inch Emerson gang plow, a 16 16 John Deere disc, a 16 foot harrow, a hand corn sheller, a 2 row John Deere cultivator, a Western Bell lister, a bay rake, a light wagon, a sleigh, a Concord harness set, fly nets, five iron troughs, woven and barbed wire, and more. A good line of stock and farm gear with cash and installment terms at Noor Terme. Auctioneers Wilton Shoebotham and JH. Waddell. clerk L. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Gang
John Deere
Western Bell Lister
Sinwst
Concord
Noor Terme
Public Sale of Farm at Auction Near Endicott Steele City
Sold farm proceeds to auction with 19 head of horses and mules 40 head of cattle and a Hereford bull plus various mares and ponies listed for the sale to begin at 10 00 oclock Wednesday November 14 on the farm location two and a half miles southwest of Endicott and four and a half miles west of Steele City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Steele City
Pure Bred Stallions and Farm Advice Amid Probate Notice
Farmers urged to invest in high priced horses as profits rise with rising horse prices. Pure Bred Stallions advertised at old prices. Probate notice for Lorenzo S. Peterson estate lists creditors meeting dates November 22 and January 23, 1918 in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by January 22, 1918 to avoid barred claims. Notice published in Steele City Press for four weeks. County Judge J Nitzan signs the order. EA Wander attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo S. Peterson
Jefferson County
Said
Steele City
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