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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
1
For sale is a 1360 acre Schwartz ranch with 672 acres cultivated, 387 alfalfa, 40 acres rain, 275 native meadow. Main house 6 rooms, barn 20 by 60, cow shed 18 by 170, outbuildings, 3 corrals, branding sheds. One and three fourths miles from school. Good water and ample grazing. Price 37.50 per acre, 15000 cash, balance easy terms.
A Friday meeting at Potter State Bank organized for the coming Chautauqua season. Miss Havens outlined the plan and talks covered talents. Officers include J A Woten president and Harry Warner vice president. Season tickets priced 2.25 adults 2.50 coupons 1.00 children with war tax.
Ida Gunderson wed George Erlewine of Tekamah Nebraska in a 4 PM double ring ceremony at the Gunderson home in Potter. Rev. Robert Grigsby officiated with relatives present. After a luncheon, the couple left for Fremont and a short visit with the groom’s grandparents, then to Tekamah where Mr. Erlewine is in mercantile business. Mrs. Erlewine, formerly with Nelson & Co., is a popular Potter woman preparing for their future home.
Henry Wim Brachtenbach son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Brachtenbach and Elizabeth Anne Morfeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Morfeld wed at St Patrick’s Church Monday morning in Sidney. Father Link officiated. relatives and close friends attended. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will reside in Sidney after the 17th.
The Red Cross chapter announces a June 30 banquet at Seyfang Theatre to honor returned soldiers and sailors. All service members are asked to register at Thornburg & Hager and help invite any unknown veterans. a program will be announced next week.
Plan ahead to attend a five day Chautauqua course beginning July 15. Arrange travel lodging and schedules to enjoy a full program featuring lectures and performances.
Alfred L. Arnell of Amarillo Texas visited his brother Ray this week after returning from fourteen months with the Railroad Transportation division of the 35th engineers overseas. He plans to move to Montana to homestead.
Weekend visits seal social ties at Ogallala with Hester Butterfield and relatives from Thurston and Salem. Lodgepole defeats Potter 5 to 2 as Cockus leaves with arm trouble. Redeen shines on the mound, allowing six hits and guiding Lodgepole to the win.
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