Popular Couple United in Marriage at Sterling
Mr. Jess F. Rowe of Dalton and Miss Lennie ite of Potter were united in marriage on February 18, 1925, at 1 45 p.m. by County Judge Linkle in Sterling Colorado. After the ceremony they returned to Sidney then Dalton to start their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess F. Rowe
Dalton
Lennie [Ite
Potter
Linkle
Sterling
Colo
Sidney
Rose Hite
Telephone Central
Rowe
Pleasant View Notes
Pleasant View notes report frequent social visits and chores. Local residents visit friends in Potter Sidney and Lorenzo while some families assist with chores and recover from illness. Notable names include Leland Bundy D C Hibbard Viola Matthes Frank Matthes Bob Baker Aug Thies Jr. and Jack Firzinski.
D C Hibbard Home Visit Highlights Local Mobility
Harry Courtright drove to Sterling Colorado Tuesday of last week and returned Thursday evening. Mrs D C Hibbard and daughter Viola visited Sunday at the Ben Couch home. Chauncey Hibbard and Jack Firzinski went to John Connelly's Sunday seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Bronson H H Club hosts meeting and debate win
The Bronson H H Club met with Mrs. Lewis Olson and nine members present. Rev Kahse of Sidney attended and spoke. The Bronson debating team won last Thursday at Bunker Hill on the topic that diversified farming is more profitable than wheat raising. A demonstration meeting is planned for Feb 27 at Mrs Albert Silmer's home. Mrs. Marvin Livingston is improving and other locals are noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson H. H. Club
Lewis Olson
Kahse
Sidney
Albert Silmer
Marvin Livingston
Ella Anderson
Bronson
Bunker Hill
Henrietta Thurston
A. McMullen
Farmers Union
Ben Couch
Thomas Iverson
Gunderson Ranch
Iverson
Dix Items Recreation and Family News Snapshot
Mr and Mrs C Coxbill and daughter of Cheyenne visited the Stahley home. Emil Wend and family moved to Lexington for a new home. Juanita Goding is on the sick list. Kensington ladies meet with Mrs Hubert Peters. Mrs O Angier remains ill and hopes for recovery. A large crowd attended the masquerade dance in Dix. Mr and Mrs Guy Barrett visited the Geo Bendixon home. The ladies of Dix and vicinity are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Coxbill
Cheyenne
Stahley
Dix
Guy Barrett
Geo. Bendixon
Minstrel Show Practice Ahead at D R I S Saturday
The group is busy rehearsing for their minstrel show to be held at the D R I S on Saturday evening. Howard Attaberg left Tuesday evening for Kansas City where he expects to secure employment. Mr and Mrs Wm Scheele were business callers in Kimball Saturday. IX Goding was transacting business in Kimball Saturday.
Potter Local News Highlights February 1925
Thirteenth year No. 50 reports Wm Godling leaving for Omaha on business, Edgar licks visiting Gurley, Fred Johnson to Lincoln, Miss Alice Reed weekend in Sidney, Henry Doran Sidney visiting Potter, Chas C Stevens Pine Bluffs in Potter aiding brother, Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson in county seat, Chas Neaman north divide in Potter, Mr and Mrs Jos Schwartz and Mrs H Kayne visiting Sidney, Mrs Julius Schwartz and baby improving, George Canter visiting Mantare Nebraska.
Senator Johnsons Bills To Be Printed This Week
A note states all of Senator Johnsons bills will be printed this week with a contributed poem and trimings but space limits require publication next week. Mrs Cody Patterson is reported improving after poisoning from impure meat and is hoped to fully recover soon.
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Johnson
Cody Patterson
Cavalli's Young Son Recovers After Cheyenne Appendicitis Operation
Harold Cavalli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Cavalli, underwent an appendicitis operation in Cheyenne this week and is convalescing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Art Cavalli
Cheyenne
Pavlat Family Attends Funeral in Lodge Pole
Mr and Mrs John Pavlat and son Byron traveled to Lodge Pole on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr Pavlat s sister. The Pavlats express condolences to all in this bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pavlat
Byron
Pole
Mr. Pavlat
Pavlats
Carl Larson nearly hits street pole in sun glare incident
Carl Larson of over south attempted to drive through an intersection to strike a flag pole. Sun glare blinded him causing minor injuries as he was thrown against the steering wheel and windshield. The crash knocked the ball from the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larson
Over South
Best time of your life at the Carnival Dance
Potter residents enjoyed a lively Carnival Dance Saturday night featuring music and dancing, promising a memorable evening for attendees and highlighting local community spirit.
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Potter
Local Sale Advice Offered By Trusted Home Expert
If you plan to have a sale come in and see me. Satisfaction guaranteed. I have cried sales for years and can furnish recommendations if wanted. See your home man before you engage an outsider.
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Grand Island
Adams of Kimball Visits Town on Business
T. E. Adams, telephone manager from Kimball, was in town Monday on business, meeting local officials and checking on service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Adams
Kimball
Potter visit by Dr. C Keve on district quarterly conference
Dr. C. Keve district superintendent traveled to Potter on Monday for a quarterly conference. The visit focused on district concerns and upcoming school initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Keve
Potter
Denver Visitor Calls On Mr and Mrs J BR Quen
C E Burns of Denver called Wednesday on Mr and Mrs J BR Quein, continuing an old acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Burns
Denver
J. BR. Quein
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Live stock prices from Union Stock Yards South Omaha Sep 17 1925 show cattle trade slow for 3,000 head with limited gains, hogs closing 10c higher while some bids fell 15 to 25c, and lambs and aged sheep easing with top lambs at 17.10. Listings include various cattle classes and feeder, stocker, and calf quotes across the market.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Seb
Miller Returns from Omaha and Grand Island Trip
N. S. Miller came back Wednesday from a business journey that took him to Omaha and Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Miller
Omaha
Grand Island
Clarence and Joseph Johnson Visit Scotts Bluff
Clarence Johnson and Joseph Johnson made a business trip to Scotts Bluff last Tuesday, meeting local contacts and discussing upcoming ventures. The visit highlighted regional commerce and planning between the Johnsons and area partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Joseph Johnson
Scotts Bluff
Baby Girl Born to Savin Lueninghoener Couple
A baby girl was born February 10 to Mr and Mrs Savin Lueninghoener in Winslow Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Lueninghoener
Winslow
Nebraska
W. F. M. 8S Meeting Set At MacAdam Home
The W. F. M. 8S will meet next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Jennie MacAdam's home at 2 30. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie MacAdam
Mrs H L Challburg Hosts Peter Youth Dinner in Kimball
Mrs H L Challburg entertained a group of Peter youngsters at 6 30 Sunday dinner at F L Baker home in Kimball All attendees report a fine time and pleasant gathering with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Challburg
F. L. Baker
Kimball
Feeder Movement Holding Up Well
Omaha reports a steady feeder market with last week showing 185 loads totaling 5,897 head shipped from Omaha. This compares with 164 loads and 5,422 head the prior week and 131 loads and 4,870 head the same week last year. Sheep and lambs output for the week reached 3,01 head versus 6,486 the prior week and 1,473 the second week in February last year.
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Omaha
Alt mail route eyed Oma to St Louis and back
Carl F. Egge, superintendent of alt mail, says a branch route from Omaha to St Louis and return may become a reality soon. He discusses potential feasibility and expected timeline with stakeholders.
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Alt
Omaha
St Louis
Carl F. Egge
Alt Mail
Mrs Rose Hide and daughter Lonnie leave for Sidney home
Mrs Rose Hide and her daughter Lonnie departed at the start of the week for their new home in Sidney. Starley has long worked in Sidney and will join them, making their home with his mother. We regret losing these respected people but wish them well in their new location.
Lincoln Journal Offer for Complete Legislative News
The Lincoln Journal announces a daily except Sunday mailing through April 1 for 35 cents. The service promises complete legislative news, aimed at Nebraska and neighboring states, delivering full coverage to readers by mail.
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The
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Lincoln Journal Ad Teaches Daily Telegraph News Access
An advertisement touts the Lincoln Journal as a source for latest telegraphic news and markets. It highlights rapid printing for day and night editions and mail trains, inviting readers to send trial orders to Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Lincoln
The
Journal
Lincoln Journal
Nebr
Adv
The Review Price Appeal
A brief notice urging readers to subscribe to The Review at a promotional rate of $1.50. It emphasizes affordability and the value of having the publication, implying ongoing availability and access to content.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leland Bundy
D. C. Hibbard
August Thies, Jr
Rank Matthes
Chauncey Hibbard
Viola
John Heimer
Dessa Lovell
Harold Smith
Frank Matthes
Frank Mueller
W. D. Mathewson
Arthur Obendorfer
Aug. Thies Jr
Robert Baker
Bob Baker
Lorenzo
Jack Firzinski
Biggs
C. E. Biggs
Tatiaviat
AVAVA
Tavay
Ava
Home Lumber Co
GRAIN
Decotint
Moresco
Wm. Godling
Edgar Licks
Gurley
Fred Johnson
Alice Reed
Henry Doran
Potter Wednesday
Chas. C. Stevens
Pine Bluffs
Review
Clarence Johnson
Chas. Neaman
North Divide
Julius Schwartz
Baby
George Canter
Manatare
Jos
P. Schwartz
Potter, Nebr
Modern Woodmen OF America
L. F. Lafferty
V. C. Geo. Gunderson
DR. Miller Hospital
W. T. Sioan
N. S. Mikkei
Willard
McQuay-Norris
MacAdam Motor Co
R. L
MacAdam, Prop
Lincoln Highway
Harry Wells
Rich
Grand Island, Nebr
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