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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
A column of brisk vignettes captures small town scenes and everyday moments around town. It sketches friendly neighbors, casual events, and the little tales that color daily life in the surrounding streets.
Community notices recount Mel Gale visiting Diller and many relatives traveling from Lincoln, Kansas, and Nebraska towns. The Beatrice Chautauqua and local concerts are announced, while Auburn Fairbury track meet results spark rivalry debates and a post office bill warns of penalties for mailbox theft and damage.
Public notice from County Clerk Bae WS Dineen states a road running from the southeast corner of section one to the northwest corner of section one, intersecting Road No. TSS, is proposed for establishment. Objections or claims must be filed at the county clerk's office by noon on August 15 AD 192, otherwise the road will be established without reference.
Nebraska Effersor County courts set a hearing date in the estate of George Fisher for Morgan Holdridge to prove the May 3 1902 will. The judge orders a hearing on May 21 1902 at 1 pm with notice by publication in the Fairbury Enterprise for three weeks.
In Fairbury Nebeast Tecoe the county court room will hear final settlement in the estate of Theodore deceased. Sander HC Miffert administrator requests the court grant a discharge from administration and reads the petition. The hearing is set for one o clock p m in the county court room at Fairbury with notice publicized in the Fairbury Examiner weekly newspaper prior to the hearing.
The text claims Borodino near a Russian village hosted Napoleon’s forces in a September 7 event described as the bloodiest battle of the century. It mentions 90,000 men deployed and a wreath of artificial flowers arranged as a cross.
Society directory notes Lodge No. 1 meets every evening in their hall above Jenkins store Visiting Knights invited. Renee Ss E K Imnpare K of R in M of A Mo 1887 meets each month in K hall Clarke paiding on the side of the square S. Moneo V. Case M. Tarion Clerk.
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