Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town
Miss Dorothy Preston visits at the Jacobson home. Mr and Mrs N J Wilson occupy the Courtright residence. Mr and Mrs Edgar Hite and son Kenneth visit Kimball on Sunday. Mrs J R Kessler of Mound Valley Kansas visits her son Irwin this week. Ardith and Mariam Bartlett visit Roy Clarks on the Saint George ranch near Sidney. Dewey Lovell leaves Sunday on No 17 for Laramie Wyoming for a new position. Mrs Elmer Jacobson taken to Omaha on No 4 for appendicitis surgery and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Kessler
Mound Valley
Kansas
Irwin
Ardith and
Mariam Bartlett
Roy Clarks
Saint George Ranch
Sidney
Dewey Lovell
Laramie
Wyoming
Elmer Jacobson
Omaha
W. C. T. U. Meeting Held at Mrs Stanton’s Home
The W. C. T. U. gathered at the home of Mrs. Charles Stanton on Wednesday for their additive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanton
August Schmidt and Leland Hicks in Sidney on business
August Schmidt and Leland Hicks were in Sidney on Wednesday afternoon for business purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schmidt
Leland Hicks
Sidney
Mrs Paul Rinehart and Daughter Doris Leave for Cheyenne
Mrs Paul Rinehart and her daughter Doris departed Saturday on train No 19 toward Cheyenne. The brief notice notes their travel plans and destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rinehart
Doris
Cheyenne
Carl Dahlman Potter Caller From Horse Creek Wyoming
Carl Dahlman of Horse Creek Wyoming served as a Potter caller in a recent community event highlighting traditional craft and local heritage. The gathering drew residents and curious visitors interested in historic pottery techniques.
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Carl Dahlman
Horse Creek
Wyoming
Miss Aileen Baughman Visits Aunt in Bridgeport
Miss Aileen Baughman of Bridgeport is visiting at the home of her Aunt Mrs. Emil Carlson.
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Aileen Baughman
Bridgeport
Emil Carlson
Ma Hansen Leaves for Three Week Nebraska Visit
Ma Hansen departed Friday June 15 for Dannebrog Nebraska and other spots to visit relatives and friends for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Harley Bonham and daughter Harleen of Kimball and Mr and Mrs Berma Bonham of Sidney visited Sunday with friends in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Hansen
Dannebrog
Nebraska
Harley Bonham
Harleen
Kimball
Sunday Visitors From Kimball and Sidney
Mr and Mrs H L Bonham and Bonham s mother of Kimball Sidney were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bonham
Mr. Bonham
Kimball
Frontier Days Set for Cheyenne July 24 25 26 27
The annual Frontier Days celebration at Cheyenne will be held this year on July 24, 25, 26 and 27. Also noted are various local items including for sale notices and residents reporting daily activities such as farm work, travel, and employment changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Potter Visitor Reports Strong Tractor Line Business
J. A. Woten of Grand Island representing Aultman-Taylor Co. visited Potter Wednesday and said business is very good in the tractor and separator line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Woten
Grand Island
Aultman-Taylor Co
Wheat crop promises in Pleasant View notes
George W. Hicks reports from Pleasant View that the fall wheat is better than expected and spring wheat has a good stand though late. Corn appears below pace due to recent wet weather.
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George W. Hicks
Pleasant View
Titcomb Bets $14 Million on Mexican Government Stability
H B Titcomb, president of Southern Pacific Lines in Mexico, says the railroad will resume construction with a $14,000,000 bet on government stability. He expects three years to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Titcomb
Southern Pacific Lines
Mexico
Mildred Hodge to Enter Musical Contest at Douglas
Mrs A L Hodge reports her daughter Mildred now a skilled musician who has performed piano selections for a radio broadcast at Douglas Wyoming. She plans to enter a musical contest there soon and friends extend best wishes for her success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Hodge
Mays
H. H. Hansen
Mildred
Douglas
Wyoming
Weeds and weather affect farm work and travel incident
Farmers use clear weather to finish tasks after ten days of rain. Dr Hart of Gurley slid in a ditch near Pat Dalton's while en route to Dewey Mathisons. He left his car and walked but was overtaken by Dewey. John Heimer reports turtle fishing good with ten caught Tuesday.
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Dr. Hart of Gurley
Pat Dalton
Dewey Mathisons
Dewey
John Heimer
Coulter Hosts 22nd Birthday Celebration
Charles Stanton and family and Elmer Hicks and family and August Schmidt spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Geo Coulter to celebrate Mr Coulter’s 22nd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stanton
Elmer Hicks
August Schmidt
Geo. Coulter
Mr. Coulter
New Horses Wear Rubber Shoes For Quiet Running
A brief note suggests new horses are fitted with rubber shoes and, with practice, could run down pedestrians as quietly as a motor car, highlighting evolving equine equipment and implied speed.
Teachers examination set for Sidney on June 29 and 30
County and state certificate subjects will be tested in Sidney on Friday and Saturday, June 29 and 30, 1923. Mrs. D. B. Fletcher serves as county superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
D. B. Fletcher
Supi
Cattle and Horses Pasture Sale In Potter Neb
Easton and Nelson of Potter Nebraska advertise pasture use for about 75 head of cattle or horses. The notice lists contact details with a filing date of June 15, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton & Nelson, Potter
Neb
Stevens and Meyers Wed in Kimball Nebraska
Editor Herbert Stevens and Miss Elizabeth Meyers of Potter married in Kimball Nebraska last Tuesday June 19 by County Judge Bellows They now embark on their honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stevens
Elizabeth Meyers
Potter
Kimball
Nebr
Bellows
Bronson to Celebrate Fourth of July Event
Sidney Enterprise reports Bronson’s Fourth of July celebration committee chair Mr. Tolle announced a grove gathering two miles west of Bronson with Bonham's 60 piece band, speakers J L McIntosh and Martin W Dimery, promising all the features of an old fashioned Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Enterprise
Tolle
Bronson
Bonham
J. L. McIntosh
Martin W. Dimery
Pleasant View Weather Destroys Homes and Welcomes New Baby
Monday night winds lashed Pleasant View destroying several chicken houses and hay racks for Dewey Mathison Joe Gerler Herman Schubarth and others. A new baby boy arrived at the Dewey Mathison home and mother and child are reported fine. Dave Hibbard escaped injury when a Hart Par backfired singeing his eyebrows and mustache. Relatives and visitors from Dix Hershel Heimer and others joined in community life as crops flourish with warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Mathison
Joe Gerler
Herman Schubarth
Dave Hibbard
Art Schubarth
Babe
Dewey
Sidney
Leo
Herbert Scheele
Dix
Dan
John Heimer
Frank Mathes
Angeline Schadd
Anton
Herdon
Potter Review and Tri-State Farmer Club Offer
The Potter Review and the Tri-State Farmer join in a club price at 1.75 dollars for both papers whether new or renewal subscriptions. Regular prices are 1.50 for the Review and 1.00 for the Farmer, but the club offer combines them for 1.75. The Tri-State Farmer is a weekly farm publication issued in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Review
Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Preston
Jacobson
Mrs. N. J. Wilson
Courtright
Edgar Hite
Kenneth
Home Lumber Co
Columbia
the City Garage
L. H. Caywood, Propr
Weli
the Potter Lumber Co
H. R. Curry, Mgr
Rumley Tractor
Rumley
Lloyd Juel Fs
Farmers Union Trading Co
Vince Teel
Frank Armstrong
Iaa Nelson
Stewart
Elizabeth MacAdam
Casper
Mrs
Geo. Flicks
Charles Wagner
Standard Oil Co
L. H. Caywood
Glenda
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Potter, Nebr
Robt
W. Pruitt
Alfred Arnell
Epworth
Louisa Scheele
W. T. Sloan
The
Citi
Zens State Bank
Lincoln Highway Cafe
Geo. Gunderson
Seyfang Mercantile Co
Henry’s Store
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