Antelope Divide Social Roundup At Local Homes
Dewey Larson and family and Carl Larson hosted dinner at Dale Hubbard’s. Numerous visitors paid calls and visits to residents including the Nelsons, Whitney, Bertramsons, Hammond, and others across Dix, Potter, and nearby towns during a weekend of social visits and family gatherings. Willard Barrier moved to Nicola Iowa with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Larson
Carl Larson
Dale Hubbard
Emil Karel
Elsie Karel
Mr. Snyder
Y. A. Nelson
Glenn Vesey
Casper
Wyoming
George Whitney
Vera,Dykeman
Mildred Webster
E. K. Nelson
Laramie
Wlyoming
Mr. Nelson
Henry Hates
Potter
Henry Hagen
Frank Pietzmyer
Bloomfield
Nebr
W m. Scheele
Dix
Willard Barrier
Niaola
Iowa
Paul Sullivan
Kimball
Pilla Sutherland
Everett Suthard
Cheyenne
Dix Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Dix residents report visitors and social activity with names including Tillie DeLap Nadine Lockwood and Harold Tritt from Kimball. Ethel Hageman returns home after visiting Alliance, Irene Buettner from Sidney visits Julietta Goding, Mildred Poindexter from Laramie visits Dix friends, and Betty Houghtaling stays with her uncle A B Houghtaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Dix
Tillie DeLap
C. E. Lockwood
Nadine
Harold Tritt
Kimball
Lee Peterson
Wm. Scheele
Ethel Hageman
Alliance
E. E. Goding
Irene Buettner
Sidney
SEXTORP Community social notes and visitations
Local residents record a flurry of calls and visits including Arlo Fisher at the Pete Nelson home and Paul Morrow returning from college. Harold Tennant and Dorothy Fisher hosted dinner. Fred Prince and family made multiple calls at Crowell and Reetz homes. Community members attend a farmers meeting and a large dance at the Penish hall with Kimball visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Fisher
Pete Nelson
Paul Morrow
Fred Prince
William Lowden
Harold Tennant
C. C. Crowell
George Reetz
Alec Spencer
Dorothy Fisher
Chris Crowell
Joe Frei
Roy Jacobson
Margaret van Pelt
August Mielke
Mable Mielke
Freda
Angeline Prince
Harold Craig
Margaret
Gurley
Bill Lowden
Potter High School
Penish Hall
Marion Moss
Kimball
Angeline
Freda Prince
Howard Yost
Morgan Linch
Farmers Union Meeting at Livingston Home
The Farmers Union held a social and business gathering Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Livingston’s home with full membership present. The next meeting is set for September 2 at the Gilbert Gossin. A Ford truck owned by the Harrison brothers sustained severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Arvin Livingston
Gilbert Gossin
Fire on south Herdon road harms truck and saves fuel
A fire Tuesday evening on south Herdon road between Thurston and Williams homes started when a five gallon gasoline can upset in a truck box and backfire from the exhaust. Dirt was scooped to save the motor and brimful gas tank. Mr. Harrison had minor burns. Also noted: births, visitors, a meteor crash sighting near Earl Easton’s farm, local social visits, a beer parlor opening August 10, and a community rain Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herdon
Thurston
Williams
Mr. Harrison
Jack Anderson
N. J. Nielson
Harrison
Harold Lyngholm
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Marie Stormberg
Dorothy
Raymond
Thurston Home
Virginia
Earl Easton
Emory Horum
Village Board Approves Plans and Levy for 1934
The Potter village board approves plans with the State of Nebraska for Lincoln highway No 30 bituminous surfacing, signs the contract, and authorizes motions by trustees Arrnell Gunderson and Johnson. They cancel a 165 hp FBM engine order, set the next year's levy at 2100 General Fund 600 Street Light Fund 300 Park & Library Fund total 3000, and empower the treasurer to use sinking fund for bond interest due August 7, 1934. The board adjourns with clerk-treasurer H. Stevens attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Potter
Arrnell
Gunderson
Johnson
Arnell
Park & Library Fund
H. Stevens
Treas
Local shower totals reach half inch in some areas
A light to moderate shower moved through localities on Tuesday afternoon. The storm formed west of town, split briefly, then rejoined east of Potter to soak the territory east of the Point, with Brownson reporting the heaviest rain and Potter recording 0.15 inches. no hail was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Brownson
Undertaker Mention From Rice Funeral Home Ad
An advertisement points readers to Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska as the undertaker to think of, listing the phone number 107 and noting a 5c-tf reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Funeral Home
Sidney
Nebr
Dr Rich Rectal Health Ad from Grand Island Neb
Grand Island Nebraska August 4 19 3 Life teaches that action shapes wellbeing Health risks from neglecting rectal issues urged to seek cure quickly Advertisement from Dr Rich Rectal Specialist Grand Island Nebraska offers lower prices and payment terms upon request
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Nebr
Rich
Grand, Island
County Weed Mowing Notice for 1933 Season
County commissioners cut weed mowing funding after 1933 license law cutbacks. Landowners must remove weeds from fence lines to road centers by September 1, 1933 or patrolmen will do so and charge costs as real estate taxes under Section 39-1311 of Nebraska statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Pot ter Drug Company Promotes Water With Meals
An advertisement claims water with meals aids digestion and stomach juices. It suggests a spoonful of Adilerika to relieve gas and asserts one dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug Company
Notice of Hearing in McCullough Estate Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court will hear on August 15, 1933 at 10:00 A.M. in Sidney the petition of Samuel McCullough for letters of administration. All interested parties may appear to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Dated July 24, 1933. County Judge Robert A. Barlow. Ross & Sampson, Central City Nebraska. Published July 28 August 4 11 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. McCullough
City of
Sidney
Samuel McCullough
Robert A. Barlow
Ross & Sampson
Central City
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gus Haack
Jim Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
Ed. Nelson
Pennycost
Fern Marsh
Allan Nelson and Son
Maurice Nelson
C. A
Winda Herboldsheimer
Dewey Largon
Jim Johnson
Clifford Hammond
Delbert Nelson
James Willeford
Bertramson
Anna Rieneke
Lula Rieneke
Bert Walker
Warren Johnson
Kathryn
Leo O’hare
J. M. Nelson
Elma
Jim Ross
Bob Stahly
John Heimer
Pot
Ifriday
Hershey
P.&g
Solitaire
Sextorp
Harrison Brothers
Tate Ana
J. C. Bartlett
Prop
Our
Greenwich
Ee Nash
Nash
Omar
Victor
Kellogg’s
J. W. Billiter
Cheyenne County
the Potter Inn
the Johnson Store
van Camps
Rock Ford
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