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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
5
Rudy Bulenschoen of North Bend visits Potter with friend Herman Moench and family. Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska lists phone 107 and promotes undertaker services.
Walter Chapman and 12ma Idmil Cords with Andrew Anderson conducted business in Scottsbluff last Friday offering shelled go ibear popcorn at 1.25 per bushel basket.
Mirs R A Babcock and their daughters spent Sunday afternoon at the Emil Cords residence in Sidney visiting and socializing with the host family.
Mrs Minnie Mogensen of Grand Island is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs August Schmidt.
Mr and Mrs Peter Hansen entertained Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs E H Biggs and Betty.
N. S. Miller and J. R. Quein departed Saturday for a brief business trip to St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Stewart Nelson, a Boulder Colorado student, spent the Thanksgiving break at his home.
Mr and Mrs Harley Hite of Sidney were Sunday guests at the John Pavlat home, sharing a quiet afternoon visit with family and neighbors.
Miss Gena Johnson of Sidney spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Ernest Anderson. The gathering included family members and neighbors, reflecting a quiet holiday scene in the community.
Mr and Mrs Jack Lancaster of Mitchell visited friends here during the vacation, sharing time with local acquaintances and enjoying a brief respite away from home.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hagemeister and their daughter visited home folks for Thanksgiving. Emil Cords and John Seyfang were business callers in Ogallala on Wednesday of the week.
Mrs. Viola Mudge spent her Thanksgiving vacation with relatives at Sterling Colorado. Miss Evelyn Zuhlke visited with Mrs. Ray Arnell during the Thanksgiving vacation.
Algor Drickson, patient at the Veterans hospital in Cheyenne for several weeks, returned home yesterday.
Rev and Mrs Tanner welcomed Thanksgiving guests from Scottsbluff including Rev Tanner's brother and his wife and sister in law child.
The Busy Neighbors club will meet on Tuesday December 10 at the home of Mrs Geo Reetz. An exchange of gifts is planned for that day.
Word from Denver yesterday indicates Mrs Georgia Sperry mother of Mrs R L MacAdam is greatly improved in health after a threatened pneumonia.
Thanksgiving guests at the N S Miller home included Mr and Mrs C J Oborn Mr and Mrs Leo Osborn Mr and Mrs M W Osborn and their grandchild Billy Ruth Johnston in a family gathering.
The Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday December 11 with hostesses Mrs. Chas Smith, Mrs. Emil Nelson, Mrs. Ernest Anderson, and Mrs. Edgar Anderson. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Heavy dark low clouds Thursday signal approaching snow with calm winds. Temperature hovered near 32 degrees all day and moisture would be welcome for falling snow.
Mrs Ralph Robertson joins a quartet of social figures in a page of society notes. Mrs D C Shea and Mrs Elmer Seyfang are listed among local hosts, with additional names following in the fragmented column.
N. S. Miller attended an Auxiliary meeting in Sidney Tuesday evening and heard a report from the district convention delivered by the Sidney president.
W M Hagemeister announces availability of pea coal from Rock Springs and Moffat lump egg and nut varieties. Orders accepted now with plentiful stock in bins. Grain coal feed offered.
Mr and Mrs Wim Hagemeister spent the week end in the eastern part of the state with Mrs Chas Hagemeister who stayed longer in Aurora. The gathering included numerous Johnsons and Chord families as well as the Dybdahl household at Greeley Cole. Fred Johnsons of Denver also attended Thanksgiving with C P Dybdahl and family.
The Witt mill doors and windows were opened Wednesday after a thorough fumigation with cyanide gas. The process, done to keep the flour mill sanitary and pest free, is the most thorough yet hazardous method and requires trained personnel.
A classified notice from Scottsbluff Nebraska seeks buyers or sellers and invites drop cards to W T Kelley requesting mules cattle and hogs. The brief ad lists livestock interests and provides contact details for arrangement.
In Potter Nebraska W C Sheets promotes a windmill and cylinders for sale. He invites customers to compare and promises fair treatment when customers are in the market for a mill or related equipment. He notes services include well drilling and house moving.
C W Johnson at the old stand offers to exchange Dempster windmills De Laval separators manure spreaders security calf food washing machines for livestock.
The Sidney Livestock Pavilion holds a dandy sale every Saturday. Top hogs and products bring top prices, and A B Rapp will cry the sale. Contact Sidney or Potter State Bank for the date. satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelson hosted guests Trevor Edwards and Rhode otf Sterling. Numerous neighbors shared dinners and visits across Antelope with extended family including the Herboldsheimers Larson Willoughbys and Jordans. Trips to Kimball Denver and Burns anchored a day of hospitality and travel.
Potter Nebraska auctioneer Joe P Schwartz promotes long years of experience with guaranteed satisfaction in all sales Reserve a date at Potter State Bank or Potter Review office Call 13 your local man must make good
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