Recent New Books at Public Library
Public Library announces new titles for children and adults. Notable children's selections include Bob Dexter and the Club House Mystery by Willard F Baker and Honey Bunch series by Helen Louise Thorndyke. Adult offerings feature Shepherd of the Hills by Harold Bell Wright and Isobel by James Oliver Curwood among others.
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Bob Dexter
Willard F. Baker
Honey Bunch
Helen Louise Thorndyke
Helen Louis Thorndyke
Carolyn Keene
Deepdale
Laura Lee Hope
Rainbow Lake
Harold Bell Wright
Livingston Hill
Last Hope Ranch
Charles Selt
Legion District Picnic At Bridgeport Next Sunday
The American Legion and Auxiliary district picnic will be held at Bridgeport on Sunday, June 17. A program of speaking and sports is planned. Bring your own lunch. drinks will be furnished free.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Bridgeport
Kimball Couple and Miss Seyfang Visit Town
Mr and Mrs John Seyfang and Miss Edna Seyfang visited Kimball on Tuesday of last week.
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John Seyfang
Edna Seyfang
Kimball
Miss Aladdin Opens Next Week in Colorado
Christine Whiting Parmenter introduces Miss Aladdin a new serial set in Colorado near the author’s home. A wealthy eastern family falls on hard times and travels west where pioneer ancestry resurfaces amid hardship. The tale draws on the Colorado school bus tragedy as a backdrop.
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Christine Whiting Parmenter
Miss Aladdin
Colorado
Fire department tests new hose equipment
The fire department held a practice last Friday evening to test new hose gear including a siamese collection for twin 14 inch lines, 200 feet of smaller hose, and two nozzles. Crews expressed satisfaction and expect improved service in fires.
Wray Wyckoff Visits Kimball Relatives This Week
Wray Wyckoff spent time with family in Kimball during a brief visit this week, catching up with relatives and renewing local connections.
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Wray Wyckoff
Kimball
Local social notes from Peetz and Kimball gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harold Lindy and family of Peetz visited Mrs V A Nelson Sunday afternoon. Several Kimball residents visited, dined, or called at local homes, including the Bertramsons, Hadleys, Ter mans, Wieshorsts, and other families. Trips mentioned include a three week journey through the Dakotas and Iowa by C P Herboldsheimer and relatives. multiple entries note Sunday visits and dinner gatherings at Nelson and Larson households.
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Harold Lindy
Peetz
V. A. Nelson
Buella Brewer
Sidney
Fern Marsh
Dewey Larson
Mads Larson
Andrew Hansen
Dalton
Kimball
E. R. Hadley
J. W. Bertramson
Guy Terman
Whitney
Leslie Wieshorst
C. P Herboldsheimer
Dale
Bennie
Winoa
Dan Heimer
Dakotas
Iowa
Bud Thorpe
Geo. Whitney
Carl Larson
Lois Adams
Chrystie Bertramson
BE. M. Nelson
Harry Lockhart
Ed. Meyers
C. P. Herboldsheimer
James Wileford
Gunhart Olsen
Ed. Nelson
Burge
Social Callers and Dinner Guests Share Local Evening
Glenn Wileford notes Mr and Mrs Chris Terman visited Mr and Mrs L K Nelson. Mr and Mrs Mads Larson attended Tuesday dinner at C P Herboldsheimer. A large crowd joined Mr and Mrs Chris Terman for a social gathering last Wednesday evening.
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Glenn Wileford
Chris Terman
L. K. Nelson
Mads Larson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Sidney area social calls and visits noted this week
SEXTORP Co C Crowell George Reetz and Ray Fisher were Sidney callers this week. Families visited Fred Prince and G L Rogers homes in Potter. Alex Spencer, Angeline Prince, Fern Ferguson and Dorothy Spencer made calls and attended activities. Fred Prince planted potatoes for Alex Spencer. Several residents shopped in Scottsbluff and Freda Prince returned home after working in Kimball.
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Co. C. Crowell
George Reetz
Ray Fisher
Ired Reetz
Fred Prince
Clarence Rogers
G. L. Rogers
Potter
C. C. Crowell
Alex Spencer
Harold Tennant
Leslie Sanders
Prince
Angeline Prince
Dorothy Spencer
Fern Ferguson
Fern
Dorothy
Chadron
Angeline
Scottsbluff
Freda Prince
Kimball
North Potter social notes show frequent local visits
Mrs A B Rapp and children spent Wednesday with Will Gustafson. Ed gar Anderson and family hosted Thursday. Saturday evening visits at the Herbert Johnson home. Sunday gatherings included A B Rapp, Henry Hotel, Jess Tompkins and others. A park gathering in Kimball ended with a ball game. Mrs Fisk from Goodwin visiting, then trips to Pine Bluffs and Bayard. Willamine Johnson ill. Helen Tank returned from Wil's Way camp.
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A. B. Rapp
Will Gustafson
Emiel Tank
Edgar Anderson
Fred Enevoldsen
Herbert Johnson
Sam Wickstrom
Albert Jacobson
Henry Hotel
Dan Fisk
Goodwin
Kansas
Fred Reetz
Reetz
Willamine Johnson
Helen Tank
Wil's Way
Notice of Determination of Heirship for William W. Clithero
Robert S Clithero petitions in Cheyenne County Nebraska to determine the heirs and descent of William W Clithero who died intestate on August 19 1930 a resident of Cheyenne County and owner of the W of NW Section 18 Township 10 Range 3 West of the Sixth P M York County Nebraska Hearing set for July 2 1934 at 10 A M in Slaney Cheyenne County Nebraska before County Judge Robt A Barlow.
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William W. Clithero
Robert S Clithero
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
York County
Slaney
Robt. A. Barlow
Slipper guests at A B Rapp home for pageant
Tuesday visitors included Claus Arp Harry, Mrs. Johnson, Alice Radford, Ivan and Ocie Newbolder of Kearney, Mr. and Mrs Herbert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Anderson and family. Mrs. Chas. Smith spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Anderson.
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A. B. Rapp
Claus Arp
Harry
Johnson
Alice Radford
Ivan
Ocie Newbolder
Kearney
Herbert Johnson
Edgar Anderson
Chas. Smith
Local residents mingle in Cheyenne and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Bill Killham and Geo and Edna Killham were business callers in Cheyenne Saturday. Rawson family returned from Town and Mrs Rawson plans summer school in Boulder. Betty Houghtaling visits A B Houghtaling home. Phyllis Spencer a patient at Kimball hospital. S V Johnson daughter Eulah and Laura Sutherland visited Sidney. Houghtalings in Kimball made six calls. Grant Rawley and family Cheyenne relatives. Lee Peterson visited Ray Johnson. Walt Nelson family moved into Carl Gunderson home. Jake Eckart family Cheyenne visited Will Brothers. E B Goding Juvieta and Leland drove to Chadron. Juvieta to attend summer school there. Louis Larsen also among party.
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Bill Killham
Geo
Edna Killham
Cheyenne
K. A. Rawson
Rawson
Boulder
Betty Houghtaling
A. B. Houghtaling
Phyllis Spencer
Kimball Hospital
S. V. Johnson
Eulah
Laura Sutherland
Sidney
Kimball
Wesley Wesmoreland
Lincoln
Dix
Grant Rawley
Lee Peterson
Ray Johnson
Walt Nelson
Carl Gunderson
Jake Eckart
Will Brothers
Farewell Party For Miss Julieta Goding At Hough Home
Sunday visitors attended the E. O. Hough home as Miss Maxine Pugh hosted a farewell for Miss Julieta Goding who leaves for Chadron to attend summer school. About twenty youths danced and enjoyed a lunch. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Peterson on June 13 and both mother and baby are doing nicely.
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E. O. Houghtaling
Maxine Pugh
Juiieta Goding
Chadron
Hubert Peterson
For Sale Two purebred Hereford yearling bulls
For sale two purebred Hereford yearling bulls. Contact Chris Terman, seven miles southeast of Potter.
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Hereford
Chris Terman
Potter
Mrs Ted Mathewson Undergoes Tonsillectomy at Sidney
Mrs. Ted Mathewson underwent a four tonsillectomy operation at Sidney last Saturday. The report notes a routine surgical procedure with a swift recovery expected.
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Ted Mathewson
Sidney
Undertaker services by Rice Funeral Home of Sidney Nebraska
Rice Funeral Home of Sidney Nebraska is advertised for funeral services and pre planning assistance with contact details including a phone listing. The notice emphasizes reliable arrangements and local address in Sidney.
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Rice Funeral Home
Sidney
Nebraska
Potter Golfers Enjoy Pleasant Afternoon at Kimball Club
Potter golfers spent a sunny Sunday at Kimball Golf Club for match play though the final score is not provided. Guests enjoyed the clubhouse atmosphere and informal competition amid good weather and social camaraderie.
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Potter
Kimball
Kimball Golf Club
Weather Outlook Hints at Widespread Rain
As we go to press on Thursday afternoon the sky is overcast in all directions. The report notes a nationwide rain prospect and expresses hope for substantial precipitation across the country.
Lough Campaign Stop In Potter For County Clerk Bid
Mr and Mrs Harold Lough of Lodge Pole dropped by Potter on Tuesday as Mr Lough campaigns on the Democratic ticket for county clerk.
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Harold
Lough O
Lodge Pole
Potter
Lough
Elquist Family Remembers Recent Loss During Visit
Amos Elquist and his son Rueben along with his wife and son spent Sunday at the Ed Erickson home and visited friends in the country and Potter. The Elquists, longtime Mitchell residents, mourn the recent death of Mrs. Amos Elquist, a loss deeply felt by the family.
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Amos Elquist
Rueben
Ed. Erickson
Potter
Mitchell
Potter Robberies Spark Prompt Police Probe
Two robberies reported in Potter this week. Tuesday night a thief broke the lock of W. M. Clark's car in front of Wells Cafe. items missing include a coat vest old blanket in coat pockets and $185 in checks car keys and spectacles. No trace found. Wednesday a thief opened Porter station and Juelfs station possibly stealing gasoline. No losses at Porter station. Juelfs likely supplied fuel.
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Potter
W. M. Clark
Wells Cafe
Clark
IHC
Porter
Juelfs
Juelfs Station
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Zer
Isobel
James Oliver Curwood
Julie Borel
Kathleen Norris
Colorado Springs
Bosch
Ronson
California
Minerale
Ade
ATS
Aec
Nash
Maurice Nelson
Mrs
Hebco Wind
Roy D. Sinclair
Twin Building
Potter, Nebr
W. T. Sloan
West of Potter State Bank
Sextorp
North Potter
O. S. Gilmore
E. B
Goding
Juvieta
Leland
Miss Juvieta
Louis Larsen
Eisman and
Splitdorf
Hellbush
Illinois
the Johnson Store
Kool-Ade
National Brand
PEAS
Kellogg’s Whole Wheat
Red
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