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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
4
About a dozen Kimball business men and golf enthusiasts visited Potter Golf Club for a match on the Potter course. Twelve players per side tracked holes. Kimball won 21 to 16 with Peter Hansen netting eight for Potter and Dr. Ames losing eight. A return match is planned.
A soaking rain hit Dix Saturday evening reducing turnout for the Crandall hall dance. Kimball visitors included Mrs. E E Goding on Tuesday afternoon and Mrs J F Demel with family and Miss Zelda Stahley on Wednesday. Miss Lillian Demel returned from Lincoln where she studied last year. Wm Scheele farms garage shingles work by J French and J Bendixon. A church children program to be held soon with local children performing. Wm Scheele and family and Miss Mildred Goding were Kimball visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stahley visited their son Clifford. Mrs. E. Rystrom and Mrs. Lula Burke drove to Lingo Wyoming for a business and pleasure trip returning Monday. Mrs. Lee Graham and her children from Kearney visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilson. L. P. Green hosted a short visit from his Bayard relatives. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Peterson returned from Colorado, and Geo. Jorgenson and family came back from Hershey after a week away.
Clarence Teneyck called at the L. M. White farm last Friday. George Coulter repaired his irrigation well late last week. Mrs Anton Schad and Joseph and Angeline dined at the Paul Nagengast home on the north divide last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Anton Schad traveled to Sterling and Fleming Colorado on Thursday. Bill Hemphill of Kimball spent Sunday evening with Joseph and Angeline Schad. Geo Ebbers and son John of Sterling spent a day with Anton Schad, former schoolmates who had not met for years. Lars Olson works his corn, likely to win prizes this year.
Mrs J A Johnson and son Bob bie visited Potter while Karl Easton and Nels Nelson called at the Grasmeere ranch on business Anna Stormberg stays with the Herb Stormberg home for the summer Senator C W Johnson did business in Sidney Martin Christofferson and Chas Johnson were seen in the county seat Wednesday I nitz Huddin L M White Lloyd Brooks and Joseph Morofeld in Sidney lining up the coming school year H A Lockhart seen at Sidney repair shops The Cheyenne county equalization board worked three days grinding tax values with county clerk Paviat and county commissioners at work Judge Kahl’s docket grows as federal cases are sent to him Judge Tewel’s court handles bank cases including Citizens State Bank of Potter Fred Inevoldsen of Peetz Colo in witness chair
Wim Godling spent days in Sidney as a county board of equalization member. Rev and Mrs L V Slocumb were business callers in Sidney Saturday. Gust Carlson of Bushnell visited Potter at son Dick Carlson’s home. Dewey Lovell family spent a few days in Kimball. Melissa Henson left for Hanna Wyoming to visit L R Hager. Ladies Aid held a well attended church basement meeting. Henry Moench’s oldest son broke and dislocated his wrist when a horse fell. Maxine Merscheim celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends. Rose Hite and son Harley moved to Egbert Wyoming where Harley is a new section foreman. Edw Fisher received a letter from a brother traveling to Indiana. The letter from Hartford Indiana did not mention the brother killed by lightning at Milroy Indiana last Saturday.
Mrs Hiriam Fecht and son Arthur and grandson Robert Thurston visited at the Palmer Thurston home. Mr and Mrs Wm Schueler and Albert Fecht family fished near the Thurston dam. Everett Nelson recovered from pneumonia. Miss Myrtle Gunderson and Mrs Anna Shoemaker visited Mrs Lewis Olson. Nels Thurston and wife with granddaughter Florence moved to the Thurston ranch for summer work. Mr Thurston rented his town property to the Henry Pavlat family.
The following Potter area business places will close from 10 a m to 4 p m on Thursday June 25 for the Farmers Union picnic. Hansen Seyfang Mere Chas Stanton Potter State Bank Johnson Cords Co Henrys Store Potter Review Brady Pharmacy Wim Sandoz Geo W Hicks Variety Store Farmers Grain Milling Co J C Bartlett Potter Lumber Co C W Johnson Implements Linn Implement Co Geo Gunderson Home Lumber Co closed from 12 noon to 4 00 p m.
The First Lutheran Church invites attendance at Sunday 2 30 PM services led by Pastor W T Kahle D D The note states growing attendance and interest and hopes the helpful spirit will continue.
Classified notice from Rex Hursey of Dulston Nebraska dated 5 March offers exchange of wheat for Nebraskas Best White Daisy at Gurley Flour Milling Co Gurley Nebraska. Also advertises express delivery RoF battery at 12 25 Buick and Dodge cars instant service with rubber box battery two months guarantee and same day service.
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