Property for sale in Dix for $200
George Soskell of Potter Nebraska lists property for sale in Dix at two hundred dollars. Gar Ray Fisher and Mrs. Ray Fisher along with Mrs. J J Browning spent Sunday fishing at the Kimball dam. Miss Betty Franklin of McGrew Nebraska was a guest of Miss Maxine Wells last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
George Soskell
Potter
Neb. Gar
Ray Fisher
J J. Browning
Kimball Dam
Betty Franklin
McGrew
Nebr
Maxine Wells
Reetz Family Returns After Sioux City Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and family returned last week from a week in Sioux City Iowa where Bill Chris and Fred fished the lakes the first part of the week with no luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reetz
Sioux City
Iowa
Bill
Chris
Fred
Local visitors and student returnees noted in Sidney
Mr and Mrs R V Francis and Roger of Sidney visited Roy Mac Adams on Memorial Day. Byron Johnson returned for the summer from Lincoln after attending Wesleyan University. Mr and Mrs Raymond Slocumb came back last Friday from a two week visit at Guide Rock Nebraska. Also listed is Wanted and a lawn mower sharpening ad at Brewers Machine Shop Sidney. Gary Maynard Stines and Al Itandspiler of Mitchell CCC spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V Francis
Roger of Sidney
Raymond Slocumb
Guide Rock
Nebr
Ar Ee
Sidney, Wets Gary
Maynard Stines
Miss Pauline Johnson Visits Parental Home In Sidney
Miss Pauline Johnson of Sidney spent from Sunday to Wednesday at her parental home, staying with her family during the visit and returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Johnson
Sidney
Marvin McMillan Heads West to Jory Beach Visit
Marvin McMillan departed last Friday for Jory Beach California to spend time with his sister Mrs. Robert Jickell and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin McMillan
Jory Beach
California
Robert Jickell
MacAdaum Heads to Omaha for Masonic Grand Lodge
R. J. MacAdaum departed Monday evening for Omaha to attend the annual session of the grand lodge of the Masonic order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. MacAdaum
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Charles Sleeth Seen Staying With Mother During Illness
Charles Sleeth, an employee at Montgomery Ward in Sidney, spent several days at his mother’s home while ill with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sleeth
Montgomery Ward
Sidney
Wells and Wick Horst Return to Chadron Normal School
Maxine Wells and Katherine Wick horst have returned to Chadron for the Summer session of the normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wells
Katherine Wickhorst
Chadron
Normal School
Stewart Nelson Spends Weekend in Potter
Stewart Nelson spent the weekend in Potter and will graduate from the University of Colorado on June 12 in Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Nelson
Potter
Boulder
University of Colorado
Farr family visits New York World’s Fair and Indy race stop
Mr and Mrs Willis Farr and family traveled to the New York World’s Fair and paused in Indianapolis to view the Memorial Day races, confirming their travel itinerary and interests in major events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Farr
New York
Indianapolis
Miss Berniece Seyfang Returns From Colorado College
Miss Berniece Seyfang is home after a year at Colorado Woman's College. She came back with her mother who drove to Denver last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Seyfang
Colorado Womans College
Denver
Girl 8 Hurt as Truck Tops Over in Sidney
Jane Heimer, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Heimer, suffered a multiple fracture of the arm when the truck carrying her and a brother rolled over last Saturday. She is hospitalized in Sidney. The brother escaped with only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hospital
Hicks Family Visit Spends Time in Potter before Montana Trip
J. W. Hicks of Ainsworth Nebraska visited Potter Tuesday at his brother George W. Hicks and family with his daughter Mrs. Fred Jay and children. The party planned to travel to Helena Montana to see Hicks son, a Methodist pastor, and to visit Glacier National Park before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hicks
Ainsworth
Nebr
Potter
George W. Hicks
Fred Jay
Helena
Montana
Bud Hewitt
Ed. Nelson
Allan Nelson
George Whitney
Gunhart Olsen
Delbert Nelson
Jim Whitford
Vv. A. Nelson
Pete Lorenzen
Jim Bertramson
Harry Nelson
Earl
Big Fork
Dorothy Hansen
Fremont
Mrs. Lorenzen
Jim Williford
Rebekahs Host Benefit Event And Local Socials
The Rebekahs announce a Friday night benefit hard time party at the I O O S Ball with all ladies invited. Kensington society met Wednesday afternoon in the church basement, twelve ladies attended, hostess Mrs A I Gunderson. Numerous travel and social notes follow from Dix Antelope Divide community life, including visits to Hastings Alliance Scottsbluff and other towns and various family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Kensington
A. I. Gunderson
Henry Leikman
Hastings
Moenchs Welcome Seven Pound Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs Oscar Moench are the proud parents of a seven pound baby boy born June 6 1989 at a Kimball hospital. Mother and child reported doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Moench
Kimball Hopsital
Neoga visitor Delores Dougherty stays with Coulters
Miss Delores Dougherty of Neoga Illinois visited from Thursday to Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Coulter. She is a niece of Mr Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Dougherty
Neoga
Illinois
George Coulter
Coulter
Ladies Aid to Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
The Ladies Aid society will gather next Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors. Roll call will be Bible characters. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Witt family travels to support hospitalized John Witt
Mr and Mrs Clifford Witt departed Tuesday evening for Omaha to be with John Witt who has been hospitalized for some time. He was expected to undergo an operation this week, but no further news has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Witt
Omaha
John Witt
Homan Family Week End Visit Includes Moenchs
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Homan and Miss Irma Moench spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moench. They returned to their home in Cheyenne Tuesday morning, accompanied by Miss Hilda Moench who will visit there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Homan
Irma Moench
Henry Moench
Cheyenne
Hilda Moench
Outdoor worship kicks off at Johnson Grove
The Methodist church plans the first outdoor service of the season at 5 PM on June 11 at Johnson Grove and will hold Sunday services through June July and August with a public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Johnson Grove
Local residents share visits and calls this week
Friday through Monday saw numerous social calls and dinners. Daughters visited Chadron. Dewey Larson and family dropped by Sidney and Tierman Moench hosted guests. Kinley Herboldsheimer returned to Nebraska State University for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Dewey Larson
Sidney
Jim Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
Pete Lorenzen
Harry Lockhart
Andrew Hansen
V. A Nelson
Kinley Herboldsheimer
Nebraska State University
Maurice Nelson
Jens Olsen
Harvey Hietz
Sven Olsen
Alan Nelson
Vanhousen
Virgil Nelson
Chris Terman
Sven Olsen Ari
George \. uitney
Glenn
Conservation Program News and Farm Storage Loan Pointers
In 1940 crop insurance Cheyenne county committee completes a yield and loss cost appraisal based on summer filled and continuous cropping. 1939 storage loans require acceptable structure condition with solid foundations roofs floors ventilation and fumigation. wheat only in proper bins away from livestock quarters.
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Cheyenne County
Farmers Union Picnic Set for June 11 at Potter Grove
The annual north and south divide Farmers Union locals Sextorp and Antelope plan a Sunday picnic at Johnson grove east of Potter on June 11. Attendees are urged to bring basket dinners lemons and sugar. Members and their families will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Divide Farmers Union Local
Sextorp and Antelope
Johnson Grove
Potter
Paying Up Your Paper Bill Encouraged
A local plea notes responses to subscription notices sent weeks ago. It states a dollar fifty may seem small to individuals but hundreds of dollars affect whether the paper can be paid. The appeal urges readers to remit promptly to avoid further delays.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Byron Johnson
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
John Chapman
Potter, Nebr
Farmers Union Insurance
Ion Life Insurance Company
Parmak
G. Edgar Leafdale
Jane Ieimer
John Heimer
Clifford Stahly
W. E. Stahly
Alliance
Clifford
Clifford Stahly and Sons
Claude Lindsey
Long Beach
Calif
George Smith
Laura Siberians
Chadion
Herbert Scheele
W. D. Mathewson
Mesdames Killham
Graham
Sutherland
Kearney
Petersburg
Killham
Columbus
Louis Sutherland and
Paul Sullivan
Kimball
Ella Sutherland
Laura
Arraba
Colorado
George Leach
E. E. Goding
Lizzie Gunderson
Rebekah
Scottsbluff
Nels Gunderson
Nels Gunderson, Jr
Pieron
Hans Peterson
Carl Belgum
Cecil Wyckoff
Wichita
Kansas
George Jackson
Billy
Phillip
C. P. Herboldsheimer
A. T. Nelson
Diller
Joe Madden
Bigfork
L. L. Pugh
Dorothy
Hugo
Colo
Ray Gunderson
Marjorie Pugh
Seyfang Store
Howells
Nebraska
Harmsen Blacksmith Shop
Quick Service
TROUT
Farmers Union
Hellbush Battery and Electric Shop
Bisemann
Robert Bosch
Splitdourt
American Bosch
Mirbanks Morse
United Motor Service
Rice Funeral Hom
Joe P Schwartz
Potter State Bank
Potter Review Office
Kimball Livestock
Call
W. C. Nelson
Gehrig
Palmotor
Natlue
David M. Flett, M. D
Jones
Kimball, Nebraska
DR. W. T. Sloan
C. V. Johnson
Wheeler & Son
McCormick-Deering Headquarters
S. H. Green
Corner Garage & Implement Co
Walter G. Brady
the Johnson Store
Kamo
OMEGA
Prunes
Paxton
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