Fifty Years Ago Notes From The Ledger
Memories of the past fifty years recount several local items. Sam Green moved out on his farm and Jeffryes reported the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Otto Willems on February 5. Fragments note dogs attacked and a wagon belonging to J B Wright. Frisbie and a daughter visited relatives in Chicago for three weeks. George Heiman bought the property where Jas Tate lived for $80. B Lyndon bought the creamery building of 0 Gifford to move onto a new residence. Jules Gretzinger built a addition to his farm residence. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs 0 Pe May barn. Henry Williamson’s cattle sale at Bestice. Mrs S Det Fainderé and Miss Sophia John 100 were on a shopping tour. Blauser sold his implement to J De Fanders. County commissioners closed deal to purchase a large Glock for the dome of the courthouse. dome sides measured five feet diameter and would be lit at night with an automatic switch. Sam Friday and Pearl Riddle were snapped together Feb 2. They were to move to Mayborn’s farm south of Diller. John Leaper slept in Mowe’s barber chair one night rather than walk home. Mrs Christie Seamao went to Boulder Colorado to spend months with her brother Will Clark’s family.
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Frisbie
Chicago
Geo. Heiman
J. g.Blauser
J.de Fanders
Beatrice
Cansua ‘Esiumerators
Couty. Com
Missioners
Mayborn
Diiler
John
Mowe
Christie Seamao
Boulder
Colo
Will Clark
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Journal
Kansas
Luther League and Woman's Club Notes On Local Meetings
Luther League met Sunday evening with 15 members and 4 visitors. Victor Huitenmeyer spoke on Experiencing Conversion. The Luther League host for the afternoon was South Tarte Walers Conférence on April 16. The Woman's Club met at Mrs. O. de Mayborn's home on February to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. Myron Shields of Beatrice displayed figurines and gave a talk on painting and decorations. Nine members and six guests attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Nippert and Mrs. Glen Long. Sam Hutchinson had a rear ground floor door enlarged, four feet of new opening added to allow a larger entry. Ernest Schulz led the carpentry work.
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Luther League
Victor Huitenmeyer
Diller. Luther League
Tarte Walers
de Mayborn
Joe Nippert
Mia
Myron Shields
Beatrice
Eod
Assistais
Glen Long
Sam Hutchinson
Hia
Main Street
Ernest. Schulz
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Fairbury Livestock Co
Jack Williams
Mgr
Fairbury
Wester’s
Waggoner Funeral Home
Clare Waggoner
A. M. Traum
Scottsbluff
Golden Rule
E.B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Sam Green
de. Jeffryes
Otto Willems
J B. Wrigh
Jules Gretzinger
Henry. Williamson
Bestice
Det Fainderé
Mre
Nobbfarth
Sophia John
K Édirbury
Luther League News
Joho Deere
Thiessen
Fairbury, Nebraska
Jansen Lumber Company
Jansen, Nebraska
Diller
del Babcock
Staibury Nebr
Lee
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