Thirteenth Year Mails Second Class Notice in Potte Nebraska
Entered as second class matter March 22 at the post office in Potte Nebraska under the act of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lylz
Potte
Nebraska
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
8
Sunol Visitors And Local News Roundup
George Line of Lodge Pole visited Sunol on Thursday and Walter Wassum also visited Thursday. Pete Rasmussen traveled from Sidney Monday. Mr Lerry suffered a crushed foot at work on the section last week. Sunol Women’s Club hosted a party for members and families at the Bluhm home Saturday evening with a fine time reported. Mr and Mrs J Warner moved to Minatare. Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and family of Johnstown Colorado are visiting relatives here. Mrs Chester Warren and baby left Encampment Wyoming Sunday on No 3. Firth Booth returned from a Denver trip Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Line
Lodge Pole
Sunol
Pete Rasmussen
Sidney
Lerry
Sunol Women’s Club
Bluhm
Walter Wassum
J. Warner
Minatare
Earl Johnson
Johnstown
Colo
Chester Warren
Baby
Wyo
Firth Booth
Denver
Nelsons Share Sunday Dinner With Mrs Thurston
Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson and their children visited Mrs Henrietta Thurston for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Nelson
Henrietta Thurston
Local notes on residents and events in Bronson area
Ben Couch visited the county seat last Saturday. Bundy says he has some corn left to shuck. We regret losing the new hat Clarence offered as he found a housekeeper. J. J. Callaway visited Harold Stevks last Monday. Joseph Schad shucks corn for Loyal Rogers. Bunker Lull gave a fine program at Bronson last Saturday night. Thomas Iverson plans to move to Jed. Root Lab. Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and son are back on Grasmeore ranch. A light snow fell last Wednesday with a strong north wind. C. S. Tolle of Bronson bought a term of horse from Harold Stecks. Earl Easton seeks corn pickers the first of the week. Len White seen in Potter last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
J. J. Callaway
Harold Stevks
Joseph Schad
Loyal Rogers
Bunker Lull
Bronson
Thomas Iverson
Jed. Root
Joseph Johnson
Sou
Grasmeore
C. Is. Tolle
Flarold Stecks
Earl Easton
Len White
Potter
Antelope Divide Items Describe Local Visits
Harry Lockhart called at Je M Nelsons on Sunday. L Shear and family spent Sunday at Glasburns. Roscoe Toward Madden and Gunhart Olson went to Sidney Sunday. Joward and Gunhart left for Lincoln to attend the Agricultural College. A number from this vicinity were in Sidney Tuesday night. Mrs Hazlitt and Harry Hazlitt called at Ek L Maddens Tuesday evening. Frank Hazlitt returned home from Idwa Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lockhart
Je M. Nelsons
L. Shear
Glasburns
Roscoe
Madden
Gunhart Olson
Sidney
Joward
Gunhart
Lincoln
The
Agricultural College
Notice of Attachment in Brady v Brady Cheyenne Neb
Mrs Charles Clark will take notice that on January 8 1925 Fred C Johnson justice of the peace Cheyenne county Nebraska issued an order of attachment for fifty three and 65 100 dollars in an action where Arthur E Brady is plaintiff and Mrs Charles Clark defendant. Property of the defendant including a stock of goods and furniture attached under said order. Cause continued to February 27 1925 at 10 am Arthur E Brady Shama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Fred C. Johnson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Arthur E. Brady
Chries Clark
Potter Lumber Co
Potter Lumber Company
H. R. Curry
Mer
Potter Lumber Co. Attaches Mrs Charles Clark Goods
Mrs. Chries Clark receives notice of attachment in Cheyenne county Nebraska in a Potter Lumber Co. v Charles Clark suit. An order for $10.86 was issued, covering stock of goods and furniture. The case was continued to February 27, 1925 at 10 am. Potter Lumber Company by H R Curry, Mer.
Trade offers and sale notices from KennardNebraska area
A garbled classified fragment lists items for trade and sale: an oil-pull for a larger tractor preference noted by Townsend, Emil Jensen of Kennard Nebraska seeking a trade, a dance reference to Potter Beene day evening, cash for false teeth and precious metals by Hoke Semling Refining Co Otsego Michigan, seven single comb buff orpington roosters from R B Hill stock offered for trade, and Rhode Island Red hens for sale by C C Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Emil Jensen
Kennard
Neb
Hoke Semling & Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
Orpington
R. B. Hill
Rhode Island
C. C. Crowell
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