Community Notices From Potter Area and Nearby
Supt F A Snocker and family visit Wyoming. Ford Wickhorst visit Peetz Colorado Saturday. R A Babcock left for Lincoln Nebraska on business. Gertrude Nelson visited Potter on Memorial Day. John and Pavlats and Guy Pavlats attended a family reunion in Lodge Pole last Sunday. C O Troy and family enjoy a new Chevrolet sedan bought in Sterling. F R Carl and Romine of Grant Nebraska visited Hite family on Memorial Day. Auxiliary thanks all for patronage at lunch stand and poppy day sales. Jess Rowe and wife welcome baby boy born May 6 1929 Mother and child both fine. J W Larson of Omaha brother of Harris and Bernard Knudson of Omaha visited F C Harris home. Mrs Emil Cords and R A Babcock returned from Grand Island where Mrs Cords had a minor operation and is convalescing. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C C Kaderli on Sunday May 26 Kimball Mother and child fine and to return to Potter Thursday. Misses Jessie Goding and Lucille Higgins, from Chadron State Normal, have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Kaderli
Kimball
Potter
W. C. T. U. Institute Set at Sidney and Local Visits
Miss Higgins takes telephone work to relieve the Hites who plan a vacation. Miss Jessie French visits from Julesburg with Miss Miriam Bartlett. The county W. C. T. U. institute convenes in Sidney June 11 at 2:00 PM. Potter folks plan to attend. Ardith Bartlett returns from Ft. Collins for summer. Mrs. J. C. Bartlett hosts her and others in Fremont. Transportation to Sidney offered by Mrs. Chas Hagemeister or Mrs. Wm Hagemeister by Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Larsen visit Omaha while Larsen attends Masonic grand lodge. Willemine Johnson feted for birthday with cake. W. E. Cunningham of Dalton completes audits in Potter and Witt Milling & Grain beforehand.
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Miss Higgins
Hite
Ardith Bartlett
Ft. Collins
Colo
J. C. Bartlett
Fremont
Nebr
C. A. Larsen
Omaha
Larsen
Masonic Grand Lodge
Peter Hansen
Grand Lodge
Flag location sought for June 14 display in Potter
A missing flag from the Potter flag pole was moved by an unknown person. Residents are asked to inform clerk H. Stevens of the flag’s location so it can be found before the June 14 display. The weather report notes light rain and upcoming clearing, with broad recent rainfall. A fabric flower artist will visit The Gift Shop in Sidney Friday and Saturday offering free instruction to make silk flowers from scraps.
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Potter
H. Stevens
Sidney
W F M S To Serve Lemonade At Chautauqua
During June 18 to 21 the W F M S of the M E church will run a lemonade stand on the chautauqua grounds. Proceeds support the annual Missionary bank offering. Visit the Missionary Oasis and buy chautauqua tickets early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
M. E. Church
Missionary Bank
Ground lenses available in Sidney Gift Shop
McCormick Medical College graduate expert eye care offers on site grinding for hard to fit lenses. This Sidney shop markets the only grinding plant in the region and provides same day service while you wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Medical College
E. S. Sherrerd
Sidney
Eye care near you offered by Sherrerd in Sidney
Local eye sight expert Sherrerd operates at The Gift Shop in Sidney offering trusted vision services. The ad emphasizes easy access and guaranteed satisfaction with return options if not right.
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Sherrerd
Sidney
Compliments on Potter Cemetery Care by Village Officials
Community praise for continued upkeep of Potter cemetery with substantial funding this year and last. Residents call it among the state’s finest and best cared for in the west. caretaker Andrew Anderson lauded for solid work and Memorial Day beauty. a grateful donor sent a one dollar check to support the cemetery.
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Potter
Andrew Anderson
Cemetery tribute and Decoration Day praise
A brief note applauds the cemetery and congratulates Potter on the notable improvement there. The writer enjoyed the Decoration Day program and remarks that it shows someone cares.
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Potter
Lineman Electrocuted Near Sidney While Repairing Wires
Whitney Judkins 35 of Idaho Springs Colorado was electrocuted four miles east of Sidney while contact with 2300 volt high tension lines. He hung by strap and spur after being jolted from the pole during repairs on wires parallel to the Union Pacific right of way. He was on a pole near the Burlington viaduct when the accident occurred. Death was instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Judkins
Idaho Springs
Colo
Sidney
Judkins
Union Pacific
Burlington Viaduct
June Brides Diamond Ring Offer at The Gift Shop
The Gift Shop in Sidney promotes a June brides special a diamond set 18K wedding ring at standard price with diamonds free for this year only. Subscribers urged to act not borrow the deal.
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Sidney
Estrayed mare and cattle missing near Potter
Notice lists a black mare missing from Jess Lambert as of last Thursday and calls for 25 head of cattle to be pastured near Potter on the old Mitchell ranch, indicated by G. B. Gossin, seven miles east of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estrayed
Jess Lambert
Eve
G. B. Gossin
Potter
Old Mitchell Ranch
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F. A. Snocker
Wyoming
Mrs. Ford Wickhorst
Peetz, Colo
R. A. Babcock
Lincoln, Nebr
Gertrude Nelson
John Pavilat
Guy Pavlat
Lodge Pole
Rev. C. O. Troy
Sterling
F. R. Carl
Romine
Grant, Nebr
Guy Hite
Jess Rowe
J. W. Larson
F. C. Harris
Bernard Knudson
Emil Cords
Grand Island
Cords
Jessie Goding
Lucille Higgins
Chadron State Normal
Jessie French
Julesburg
Miriam Bartlett
W. C. T. U. Institute
Methodist
Chas. Hagemeister
Wm. Hagemeister
Willemine Johnson
Herbert Johnson
Anderson
W. E. Cunningham
Dalton
Witt Milling & Grain Company
Lan
R.j.wallick
Uce
Potter Produce Station
A. W. Deen
Potter, Nebr
Henry’s Store
Crockery
Wayne
Drygoods
The
Morey Mercantile Co
the Johnson Store
U.S. Pat
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