Fairfield Woman Visits as Farmers Look to New Mill
Mrs. M. J. Babcock of Fairfield Nebraska visited her grandson I A Babcock and traveled west returning to Fairfield. E A Buskirk foreman of section 72 and family arrived from Fremont Nebraska to stay with Mr Buskirk near the depot while preparing to move to the section house. The Farmers Grain and Milling Company board members toured Chappell and Kimball seeking data on a proposed local flour mill to be voted on at the annual meeting. The Laddy musical was moved to early fall due to summer vacation and scarlet fever concerns. A white faced registered bull was for sale by J G Grillin. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Babcock
Fairfield
Nebr
L. A. Babcock
E. A. Buskirk
Fremont
Mr. Buskirk
Rome
Farmers’ Grain and Milling Company
R.L. MacAdam
Hugh Kenoyer
Vern Nelson
Pete Nelson
Ford Wickhorst
J. A. Woten
A. M. Leafdale
Chappell
Kimball
Dinner Guests Fill Sextorp Social Circle
Sextorp residents hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A. Mielke and daughter Mable, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Eckert and child, and Oscar Redeen. Helen Pearson visited E. H. Sanders home. Hilma and Alica Nelson called on John Anderson. G. N. Eckert with James and Oscar Redeen attended an ice cream social at John Eckert’s. Alfred Strandberg and Wm. Pearson visited Gust Carlson. Emil Carlson and spouse drove to Sidney. Myrtle Nelson stayed two weeks with aunt Mrs. Harry Courtright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
A. Mielke
Mable
G. N. Eckert
Oscar Redcen
James
Oscar Redeen
John Eckert
Private property fence warning on section 29 14 52 north of town
Ed Anderson notifies that ongoing crossings through section 29-14-52 one mile north of town are prohibited as private property. Any person cutting the wire fence will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
F. D. James Lumber Company Incorporation Notice
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State on April 30 1917 for F D James Lumber Company Pot ter Neb with a corporate term ending April 30 1967 The business is retail lumber hardware furniture and coal Capital stock 50000 dollars 30000 dollars paid in maximum indebtedness 60 percent of paid in capital Officers listed G Prestegaard president A W Hickman vice president Fred D James secretary and treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. James Lumber Company
Potter, Nebr
G. Prestegaard
A. W. Hickman
Fred D. James
Sec
Treas
Potter man files final proof on homestead land near Sidney
Earl J. Fowler of Potter Nebraska, holder of Homestead Entry No. 05938 for EY of &4 Section 8 Town 17 N Range 52 W, has filed intent to make final three year proof. The hearing will be before U. S. Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder in Sidney on July 16, 1917. Witnesses named are W. S. Blair J. A. Woten Karl Carlson of Potter and E. S. Burkey of Redington Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Fowler
Potter
Nebr
Township
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Sidney
Nebraska
W. 8. Blair
J. A. Woten
Karl Carlson
Potter, Nebr
OW. Burkey
Redington
E. J. Eames
Register
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Promotion
Notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer for an uncured case c atarrh. Claims a testimonial-based endorsement from F. J. Cheney Co and National Bank of Commerce, Toledo. Promotes internal cure and price 76 cents plus availability from druggists. Also suggests Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank Ol* Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berlin
F. D. James Lbr. Co
J. G. Grillin
W. P. Rynes
Potter State Bank
Cheyenne County Land Co. H. P. Petersen
N. S. Miller
Sextorp News
Helen Pearson
Friend
E. H. Sanders
Hilma and
Alica Nelson
John Anderson
Alfred Strandberg
Wm. Pearson
Gust Carlson
Emil Carlson
Myrtle Nelson
Harry Courtright
ED Anderson
Standard: Oil Co
Harry Wilson
Mgr
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte, Nebr
K Thi
W. K. Mylar
Olmce
Postoffice
A. J. Ames
Ames
Johnson’s
Potter’s
D. E. Rogers
Old Review Office
Flyin
Railroad Standard
P. H. Edlund
Elgin
Our Shoe Department
E. G
Thornburg
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